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Wine DinnerSaturday, May 11thSee page 4 for details .

CCWC Spirit Day at The Palmetto Bar & GrillWednesday, May 15th Come out and support the cause!See page 5 for details .

Murder Mystery Dinner TheaterSaturday, May 18thThe Case of Sherlock Holmes and the Charleston History MysterySee page 6 for details .

Men’s Fun NightThursday, May 23rd 9 Hole Shotgun and DinnerSee page 5 for details .

Seafood and Prime Rib BuffetSaturday, May 25thThe ever-popular buffet with all-you-can-eat crab legs and shrimp!See page 4 for details .

Memorial Day Poolside CookoutMonday, May 27thA time of celebration for the whole family!See page 7 for details .

Ken’s Social HourFriday, May 31stA great opportunity to come and meet your fellow Club members.See page 3 for details .

Events This Month

May 2013

COOSAW CREEK COUNTRY CLUB

Featuring $10.00 Bottomless Mimosas andA Build Your Own Bloody Mary Bar

Reservations available from 11:00 am – 2:00 pm$25.95 per person$12.95 kids 5-10

Free kids 4 and under

QuicheOmelete Station with an Array of Ingredients

Belgian Waffles with Assorted ToppingsCarved Beef Tenderloin

Grilled Chicken Breast with Caramelized Onions, Mushrooms, Bacon and MarsalaHerb Roasted Fingerling Potatoes

Steamed Haricot Verts with Toasted Almonds

Assorted Seasonal Fresh Fruit DisplayAssorted Pastries and Desserts

Enjoy the Mellow Sounds ofClassical Guitarist Chris Teves

Mother’s DayBuffet

Sunday, May 12th


[email protected] 843-767-9000

LunchTuesday-Saturday:11:00am-3:00pmSunday Brunch 10:00am-3:00pmDinnerWednesday-Saturday: Member Dining 5:00-8:30pm (Reservations Preferred)

Bar Service Monday: 9:00am-7:00pmTuesday-Sunday: 8:00am-7:00pm

Reservations Required for ALL Special Events: Cancellation Policy will apply for no-shows and cancellations made within 24 hours of Event start time. (50% of the price of the event will be charged to member’s account)

Board of Directors Club StaffMarion PhillipsTreasurer

Tonya MartinDirector

Judy HairDirector

Kit GravesVice-President

Blair CrawfordDirector

Bill MooreDirector

Aubrey BellPresident

Ira MarshallDirector

Mark SchultzDirector

Hours of Operation

Fax Number………..843-207-7438Security Gate………843-760-9111

Club Phone…………843-767-9000Tee Times…………...843-767-8988

Mike BennerGeneral Manager/ Director of Golf Email: [email protected]. 208

Mike ScioliAdministrative Manager Email: [email protected]. 201

Karen VaughnMember Services Email: [email protected]. 207

Kristian BarkerGolf Shop Manager/ProfessionalEmail: [email protected]. 203

Ken HammockFood & Beverage Director Email: [email protected]. 205

Mike HirshfieldHead ChefEmail: [email protected]. 205

Gordon WilliamsSuperintendentEmail: [email protected] Phone: 767-9140

Jaeson MayAquatics DirectorEmail: [email protected]: 343-5629

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Friday 5/24Bingo

Team TriviaFriday 5/3

Game Starts at 7:00 pm$5.00 per person

for Prizes

Game Starts at 7:00 pm$5.00 per person

for Prizes

CouplesNine & DineSaturday 9/15

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THURSDAY

During Dinner Every Thursday(Dine In Only)

Now Featuring BREAKFASTEvery Sunday from 9 AM – 11 AM

Palmetto Bar & Grill Poolside Delivery Starts Friday, May 31st

This Service will be Available Every Friday, Saturday and Sundayfrom 11am until 3pm through Sunday, September 1st.

ComplimentaryHouse Wine and Beer

Come Join Your Friends andNeighbors for Some Great Times

and Great Company

Dinner Menu AvailableFriday, May 31st6pm-7pm

6:00 PM – 9:00 PM

$29.95 per person

Seafood andPrime Rib Night

Reservation Required

Saturday, May 25th

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Prime Rib withHorseradish & Au Jus

Peel & Eat Shrimp

Crab Legs with Drawn Butter

Potatoes Au Gratin

Butterbeans

House Salad Station

Corn Chowder

Rolls and Butter

Chef's Selection Dessert

On The Buffet

Kids Menu will be Available

1stProscuitto and Canteloupe

with Balsamic Vinegar,Baby Arugula and Mint

Paired withXarment Txakolina

2ndGnocci with Blue Cheese Cream,

Asparagus, Tomatoes andBacon Lardons

Paired withAmizade Godello

3rdGrilled Ribeye, Truffled Potato

Puree, Baby Carrots, CaramelizedOnions, Veal Demi Glace

Paired with Vina Sastre Roble

4thRed Wine Poached Pear,Spiced Port Reduction,

Vanilla Ice CreamPaired with

El Maestro Sierra Olaroso

Wine DinnerSaturday, May 11th

$59.95per personReservations

Required

7:00 PM

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Lunch 11am – 3pmDinner 5pm – 9pm

Join us for Both Lunch and Dinner orJust One of the Two, But Either Way,

Come Out and Support the Cause!

Take-out is also available.The club will donate a portion of your total dinner bill!

(Refer to the CCWC page for more information of the charities that you’ll be supporting.)

Contact Pro Shop for Details and Sign-Up5:30 pm 9-Hole Shotgun

7:30 pm Dinner Buffet & Raffle

MenuBarbeque Chicken &

Pulled Pork SandwichesCole Slaw

Corn on the CobCookies

***A la Carte Dining Not Available***

Men’s Fun NightThursday, May 23rd

CCWC Spirit Dayat The Palmetto Bar & Grill

Wednesday, May 15th

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Recommended for: Fans of the master sleuth, those interested in Charleston's past, and those who ain't afraid of no ghosts.

Rated: G (Contains humor and content perhaps over the heads of children under age 9; images and discussion of murder, ghosts and gun play)

Bored with a career solving elementary cases of whodunit ad nauseum, the World's Greatest Detective is offered an intriguing proposition from the Holy City's concerned citizens. The theory: that every career criminal starts with a single, often minor first act of crime. And so in order to protect the good law-abiding citizens from themselves, Sherlock Holmes accepts the most challenging role of his storied career: as Charleston's Greatest Meter Maid.But when a member of the infamous Charles Townson family is murdered, the master of logic finds himself drawn into a Low Country case of mystery, history, spooks and specters.Join Sherlock Holmes for a Historical City Tour truly for the lazy — where without ever leaving your theatre seat you will explore Charleston's past, present, and ... other worldly ... and where, should you choose to volunteer, you may actually play a victim, villain or vile vision in The Case of Sherlock Holmes and the Charleston History Mystery!

1st Iceberg Wedge Salad,

Tomatoes, Bacon,Blue Cheese Crumbles,

Croutons, Chives,Ranch Dressing

2nd Roasted Bone-In Chicken Breast,

Baked New Potatoes, Sauteed Zucchini,

Gremolata

3rdDark Chocolate Mousse, Espresso Whipped Cream

and Strawberries

A Hauntingly Historical, Hysterical Whodunit

$39.95 per person

RESERVATIONS REQUIRED Limited Seating ~ Make Your Reservations Early

Murder Mystery Dinner TheaterSaturday, May 18th

6:30 PM Dinner / 8:00 PM Show

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Memorial DayPoolside Cookout

Monday, May 27th12:00 pm – 4:00 pm

$14.95 per person$7.95 kids 5-10

Free kids 4 and under***Reservations Required***

12:00 pm – 2:00 pm Chargrilled Hamburgers and Hotdogs

with all the Appropriate ToppingsCorn on the Cob

Baked BeansMarinated Cucumber and Tomato Salad

Potato SaladCookies and Brownies

Iced Tea and Lemonade

12:00 pm – 4:00 pm Jump Castle, Water Slide, Entertainment and Full Bar


Note From the Pro

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I’m proud to announce that we have once again renewed our golf club trade-in program with Global Golf. Through our partnership with Global Golf, we can accept your old clubs as a trade-in for purchases on any merchandise through the golf shop. The value of the clubs that you wish to trade-in can quickly be looked up online by our golf shop staff. Once we assess the value of your trade-in, we can apply that amount as a discount off of any purchases in the shop. However, your purchase must exceed the value of your trade-in. We will not provide credit or cash back for any trade-in transactions. With the acquisition of extensive Demo Product from Ping, Titleist, Cobra and Taylormade, as well as other manufacturers, we can also accurately custom fit you for your new set of clubs. The custom specifications can then be applied to any manufacturer to ensure the proper fit for your orders. We encourage you to take advantage of these services to help you play better and save money along the way.

P lay well,Kristian Barker,Golf Professional/Golf Shop Manager

MAYMay 5 – DEMO DAYMay 6 – Coosaw Hosts Men’s InterclubMay 18-19- Mixed Team ChampionshipMay 27 – Memorial Flag Tournament

JUNEJune 7, 8 & 9 - Member-Guest TournamentJune 10-13 – Junior Camp #1 June 12 – Closed for AerificationJune 15-16- US Open Challenge June 29-30 – Senior Club Championship

Upcoming Tournaments

Weekly Events

White Tee BlitzTuesday and

Thursday 8:00 am

Wednesday Night BlitzWednesday 5:30 pm

Blue Tee BlitzFriday 1:00 pm

Saturday 9:00 am

LGA BlitzWednesday 9:30 am and9-hole group 10:00 am

Saturday 9:30 am

News from the Golf ShopSpring golf shop hours have begun. The golf shop is open from 7 am – 7 pm Monday through Sunday. Range balls can be purchased or picked-up in the golf shop until 7 pm every day except for Thursday and Sunday evenings. We will close the range at 5:30 pm on these days for regular maintenance scheduled for the following morning.

Please remember that range balls and bags are not to be removed from Club property so that we may keep up supply of range balls for the enjoyment of all members and guests.

Please don’t forget to sign up by the day before.Call the golf shop for more details on these events.


Now is the time to work on your game, as the season kicks off. We offer private instruction at a fee of $50 per lesson. Book a series of 3 private lessons for $125 or a series of 5 private lessons for $200. Group lessons and video swing analysis also offered.

Contact the Golf Shop at 843-767-8988 for more information

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COME IN FOR GREAT GIFT IDEAS FOR MOM

ALL LADIES APPAREL25% OFF

ALL LADIES SHOES20% OFF

NEW PINK PRO-V1 GOLF BALLS

$48.00 per Dozen(while supplies last)

ALL LADIES CLUBS DISCOUNTED

(see staff for details)

Mother’s DaySale

Golf Lessons Anyone??

Special Pricing on Clubs!April showers bring May specials to the golf shop! 2013 has been an exciting year for golf equipment. If you have not had a chance to hit some of the great new clubs that are on the market, stop by the golf shop and try out one of our many DEMO clubs. We have also scheduled another multi-vendor DEMO Day for Sunday, May 5th from 12pm to 4pm to give you an opportunity to try ALL of the great clubs from our vendors. We will be offering special pricing all month on golf clubs and there are also some great rebates and promotions for additional savings. Stop by the shop and speak with one of our Golf Staff members for more information.

Madison’s Instructional CornerWe have all had those tricky side hill lies out on the course; it is very rare that we find ourselves on a perfectly flat lie. So here are a few tips to keep in mind next time you find yourself with a tricky lie. There are four different slopes you might encounter: the uphill lie, downhill lie, and the side hill lie with the ball either being above or below your fee. There are two stance adjustments you must keep in mind when you find yourself in one of these spots. They are to let your eyes follow the slope and to get the shoulders parallel with the slope angle. Also need to make sure you swing with the slope of the ground.

A few other things to keep in mind is that if the ball is on an up slope it will tend to flight higher so best to use a club with less loft and when the ball is on a downhill slope best to choose a club with a little more loft. With side hill lies where the ball is above your feet the tendency is for the ball to start out right of the target and move left, with the opposite happening when the ball is below your feet starting out left and moving right. So try to keep these tips in mind next time you go out and play and it never hurts to practice with these different lies on the driving.

MAY 1 – MAY 12

Get your clubs re-gripped before the season!Get 10 or more clubs re-gripped and receive a $1 discount per Club.

We have a variety of Golf Pride grips available and in stock.

Every DayRe-Gripping Special


JUNIOR SPORTS CAMPSJunior Camps will return once again to Coosaw Creek in June.Camps will be open to juniors from age 6 – 16. The cost of eachcamp will be $200 per member & $250 per guest. We will runthree 4-day sessions this summer on the following dates:

Session 1 – June 10-13Session 2 – July 15-18Session 3 – August 5-8

DAILY SCHEDULE 9:00 am – 10:30 am GOLF INSTRUCTION10:30 am – 12:00 pm ON COURSE PLAY 12:00 pm - 12:30 pm LUNCH + RULES & ETTIQUETTE12:30 pm – 2:00 pm TENNIS INSTRUCTION ON COURSE PLAY 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm SUPERVISED SWIM

FEESCoosaw Creek Members - $200 / Non-Members - $250Fee includes goody bag, lunch every day, instruction and certificate of completion. Contests, skills challenges, rules, etiquette and on course play are all part of the fun as your junior learns the FUN-damentals of golf and tennis.

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Welcome to Golf ProgramCoosaw Creek is proud to bring back our Welcome to Golf Program. This program is geared to invite the novice golfer who may be intimidated to learn the game, pushed away by high prices or just not sure what golf is all about. We have developed a 5-class program, designed to take you through the A to Z of golf. Classes will be conducted every Tuesday at 6pm and will last about 1 hour per session. Cost will be $10 per session for members and $15 for non members. Clubs, practice balls and tees are available at no charge. Please sign up in the golf shop. Class sizes are limited so make sure you sign up today. Contact the golf shop at 843-767-8988 for more information.

Session ScheduleTuesday, May 7: Welcome, Facility Orientation, Etiquette on the Green & Putting ClinicTuesday, May 14: Short Game Clinic (Chipping & Pitching) Etiquette & Rules around the greenTuesday, May 21: Short Game Recap (Pitching & Bunker Play) Tuesday, May 28: Full Swing (Fundamentals of the set-up, role of the body, arm & club position, practice time)Tuesday, June 4: Full Swing Review, Practice, Course Tour featuring rules of golf, etiquette and on course tips

Calling all lady golfers! The 2013 season has begun and we are having lots of fun on Wednesdays playing a variety of games with lots of winners. We still play at 9:30 am for the 18 holers and will continue through May when we will switch to 8:30 tee times. Please contact Judy D’Ambrosio regarding nine hole start times. We had 12 women participate in the Member-Member Tournament on April 27-28. Low Gross went to Judy Hair and Peggy Brinson who successfully defended their 2012 title, and low net went to Pat Slagle and Tonya Martin. Everyone had a great time and congratulations to the winners. The LGA will have a divot party later in May and we invite all ladies to come out and help and then have a party at a local restaurant afterwards. See you on the course!

LGA News

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RESULTSGreen Jacket Challenge Thank you to everyone who competed in the Master’s tournament on Saturday and Sunday. What an exciting finish with Adam Scott winning his first major tournament! Congratulations to the players who cashed in for a Gift Certificate with a little help from their Pros. Below are the players and the Pros they paired with who finished in the money:Day 11st John Gaag & Lucas Glover2nd David Suggs & Tim ClarkT3rd Deon Knecht & Bubba Watson T3rd Mike Sujka & Sergio GarciaT3rd Dennis Gazes & Ernie ElsT3rd Jim Petros & Angel Cabrera

Day 21st Bob Cape & Michael ThompsonT2nd Dennis Gazes & Bo Van PeltT2nd Don Butynski & Dustin Johnson T2nd Marion Philips & Sandy Lyle1st Ladies Flight – Maggie Jones & Sergio Garcia

Member-Member TournamentThank you to everyone who participated in this year’s Member-Member Tournament. We had a good turn out and everyone appeared to enjoy themselves (at least for the meal portion of the event). Also, need to send a thank you to the Golfing Gods for holding off the inevitable rain that was forecasted for most of the weekend. We ended up with 3 men’s flights and 1 Ladies’ flight. Congratulations to all of the Gross and Net Flight Winners for their great play!Overall Gross Champions - Rusty Woodall & Ryan Shaw- 142Overall Net Champions - Jim Cone & Blair Crawford- 130

Flight One 1st Gross: Rusty Woodall & Ryan Shaw- 142 1st Net: Jim Cone & Blair Crawford- 130 Flight Two1st Gross: Rick Jones & Don Butynski - 157 1st Net: Terry Cosker & Chip Fallon- 135Flight Three1st Gross: Rick Slagle & Mike Sujka- 1611st Net: Lew Briggs & Bill Moore- 131Ladies Flight1st Gross: Judy Hair & Peggy Brinson- 165

Couples 9 and Dine – We had a great turn out for the first Nine and Dine of the season with 40 players participating. Everyone enjoyed the r-ound and then a wonderful dinner prepared by Chef Mike and his team. Congratulations to the team of Gary & Donnita Cook, John Bennett, and Tonya Martin for placing 1st with a net score of 25 and to Gary Cook and Terri Bell for winning the closest to the pin contests.

Men’s Fun Night – Thursday May 23 @ 5:30pmThis month we will be hosting the first of many Fun Nights at the Club. This event is designed for members and guests to participate in a fun 9 hole golf event (2 man scramble), followed by a great dinner and many raffle prizes. Everyone will receive raffle tickets for participating. We will award additional raffle tickets to winners of our on-course contests including closest to the pin, longest drive and straightest drive, as well as low teams. And, it will only cost $20 (plus applicable cart fee).

It is also an opportunity to invite your friends & neighbors up to the Club to showcase what Coosaw Creek is all about and promote Club membership. Invited guests will pay the same fee as members to participate, while non-members will pay $40. We will have a special membership promotion for anyone who joins that night and the member who invites them will also receive a member referral gift. So, invite some friends and plan on participating in this “Fun Night”!

Wednesday Night MadnessMark your calendars and come out to play in the Wednesday night blitz. The format used is a 9-hole modified stableford. Your points requirement will adjust up or down each week based on your scores as the summer progresses. Optional skins pool is also available. So plan now, get your $5 ready and come out to enjoy the beautiful Charleston evenings. For more information contact Dick Shaw (760-3109) or the golf shop.

Member-Guest UpdateThe 4 C’s Invitational is returning to Coosaw Creek this year on June 7, 8, & 9. The event will be a weekend of fun and festivities. We have added a Member-Member Flight this year, so if you can’t find a guest you can play with a fellow member. Check your email for tournament specifics and the entry form or stop in the Pro Shop to pick one up. We will also be looking for volunteers, sponsors and donations for raffle prizes. Please mark your calendars for the event and contact Mike Benner or Judy Whaley for additional information.


Kevin Vest and Andrea Mooney8602 Fox Hollow Road

Eric and Margaret Adamson4220 Meadowbrook Court

Charles and Kate Polomsky8891 E. Fairway Woods Circle

PLEASE JOIN THE CLUB IN WELCOMING OUR NEWEST GOLF MEMBERS TO THE COMMUNITY!

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FOOD AND BEVERAGE MINIMUM

Make sure you spend your $150 minimum by May 31st

If your account number falls within the range of numbers below:

CC73002 – CC74999

WELCOME

REMINDER!


First Quarter 2013 QUARTERLY BOARD OF DIRECTORS LETTER

The Club has completed another successful year. Our �nancial stability puts us in the top 7% of the clubs in the nation as most clubs are failing. Home sales exceeded budget, member participation has increased and we continue to improve club amenities. These achievements, in part, were due to the ongoing

support of the members and revenue generated from outside play on the course and events held in the club facility. Coosaw Creek Country Club has always been a Club where the Members pitch in to help on maintenance of the facilities which help our overall �nancial status. Over the past few years members have painted the walls in the Club, installed the Chair Rail in the dining room, installed the tile in the Men’s rest room, helped with repairs and paint in the kitchen/bar area, painted the leader board, walked the fairways and repaired all the divots and there are many other items where the

members gave their time to have a premiere Club. That is what makes the Club

successful and gives the Club the opportunity to progress. When you play golf

you see the name of a member on each hole, and that member volunteers to assist in the maintenance of that hole . We all appreciate those who care

enough to pitch in!

The Board of Directors completed the 2012 year and held the “Annual Equity Members’ Review Meeting” and the election of 3 new Board of Directors to a

three year term . The newly elected members to the Board were: Blair Crawford, Bill Moore and Tonya Martin; three new members that bega n their

service on the board immediately. At the same time the President, John Bennett, after completing his presentation of the Annual Equity Members’ Review Meeting completed his time as the longest serving President of Coosaw

Creek Country Club. During his tenure the Club progressed from near


bankruptcy to a �nancially secure Country Club. Our Financial Security has allowed the Club to make progress in all areas of the Club. We appreciate John’s leadership during the past 6 years.

The new O�cers elected to lead the Club in 2013 are: President: Aubrey Bell, Vice President: Kit Graves, Treasurer: Marion Phillips, Secretary: Ira Marshall . The needs of the community are important to all board members and they welcome your communications. The Board of Directors has also established a dedicated email address for members to provide information or questions to the Board of Directors regarding the Club. If you have questions or requests for information about the Club, Please send an email to [email protected]. The BOD will attempt to provide written answers or address the issues directly with the member if appropriate. The request must always have the Member’s name and their email address included in the email. The Board will not respond to anonymous letters. Feel free to use this method if you see something that needs attention. The Club also has various committees that many members serve on and help with the management of the Club activities. The committees are; the Financial Oversight Committee, the Membership Committee and the Property Stewardship Committee that includes the Ad Hoc Golf Committee. These groups are all managed by volunteers that spend their time assisting the Club in managing the activities of the Club. They range from �nancial review, planning activities and amenity to maintenance and upgrades of the facility . It is obvious that Coosaw Creek Country Club is managed and assisted by those that have enough interest in the Club to dedicate a sizeable amount of time working for the Members. The Club also sends out numerous email blasts every week to all the members that have given their email address to Karen Vaughn, ([email protected]), plus a monthly Newsletter that is emailed to all members.

The Board of Directors then summarizes the activities of the Club in February every year by presenting reports, �nancial information, Annual Budget,


Membership numbers and other important business as may be properly brought before the Annual Equity Members meeting.

The Board also has a web-site that provides much information to the members at www.coosawcreek.com. You can contact Karen Vaughn if you need assistance logging into the web-site. This site contains the o�cial documents as well as the schedules of club activities, the newsletter and other communications. It is also the location of the Coosaw Creek Country Club Property Owners Association, which is a separate organization that manages the streets, security, emergency management group, common grounds areas, drainage and other utility areas.

The Board is dedicated to maintaining communications with the Members.

The Club will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the founding of Coosaw Creek Country Club on July 4, 2013 with Fireworks and a Community Celebration. Plan to attend and celebrate!

FIRST QUARTER FINANCIALS

March Budget YTD YTD Budget Revenues 242,283.97 236,977.00 635,745.43 632,905.00 Cost of Goods 30,911.26 31,461.00 78,859.95 77,320.00 Labor 86,325.99 89,017.00 242,901.42 248,556.00 Expenses 110,342.71 118,891.00 301,954.30 322,903.00

TOTAL COI (EBITDA) 14,704.01 (2,392.00) 12,029.76 (15,874.00)

Depreciation 9,544.17 9,216.00 28,632.51 27,648.00 Interest Expense 3,436.88 4,100.00 10,732.28 12,300.00 Interest Revenue (537.25) - (607.90) - Amortization 61.15 62.00 183.45 186.00 Taxable Income 2,199.06 (15,770.00) (26,910.58) (56,008.00)

State Taxes - - - - Federal Taxes - - - -

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A HUGE THANK YOU to all the wonderful women who volunteered their time and donated items for our Annual Spring Luncheon and raffle to put on such a lovely event, “Springtime In Paris”. Many thanks as well to Diane Healy, for capturing our memories at the event and to Martha Windich for putting those memories into a wonderful slideshow on our website, www.coosawcreekwomensclub.org

WEDNESDAY, MAY 1511:00 – 3:00 PM!

AND5:00 – 9:00 PM!

spirit day at the palmetto grill

We are pleased to announce that the Coosaw Creek Country Club’s Palmetto Grill in partnership with the Coosaw Creek Women’s Club is sponsoring “Spirit Day at The Palmetto Grill” in support of our 2013 charities. This year CCWC is proud to be supporting two worthwhile organizations, “The Alzheimer’s Association, South Carolina, Charleston Area Chapter” and “Lowcountry AIDS Services (LAS)”.

Save the date, Wednesday, May 15th and have lunch AND dinner at the club! (dine in or take out). The club will donate a portion of your total dinner bill!

Coosaw Creek Women’s Club and loyal supporters like you can make a difference in the lives of families struck with Alzheimer’s and those living with AIDS locally within the Tri-County area.www.aids-services.com

www.alz.org

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Jim and Susan Weathers8673 Arthur Hills Circle

CCWC MEMBERS MEETING MAY 6THAt our CCWC members meeting on Monday, May 6th, Sally Marshall representing the Garden Club,

will give a demonstration on “How to Create a Terrarium”. So mark your calendars and join us at our CCWC members meeting at 7:00 pm at the Club House and learn how to make your own Terrarium

while socializing with the women of our community! Hope to see you there!

Here’s wishing all Mother’s On Mother’s Day

A day �lled with every pleasure,And a future that’s as happy

As the memories that you treaure!

MEMORIAL DAYMONDAY, MAY 27TH

Please take time to remember allthe Men and Women who have diedin military service for our country.

17PLEASE MAKE CERTAIN TO PICK UP YOUR POOL ACCESS CARD

FROM THE FRONT OFFICE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!

All three entry gates will be accessible by POOL PASS cards only. For safety concerns, the gates will be locked at all times. All gates have an electronic device located outside the gate for members to wave their card near. The active card will unlock the gate for access.

Upon entry, we ask you to complete the log book to document your attendance for the day. Should you have any guests, you would document them upon entry. Make sure your handwriting is legible.

1. There Should Be No Solo Swimming.

2. There Should Be No Running, Boisterous Or Rough Play.

3. No Person Under The Influence Of Alcohol Or Drugs Should Use The Pool.

4. There Should Be No Spitting Or Blowing Nose In Pool.

5. Persons With Diarrheal Illness Or Nausea Should Not Enter The Pool.

6. Persons With Skin, Eye, Ear Or Respiratory Infections Should Not Enter The Pool. 7. Person With Open Lesions Or Wounds Should Not Enter The Pool.

8. No Animals Or Pets Allowed In The Pool.

9. No Glass Allowed In The Pool Or On The Deck.

10. No Children Should Be In The Pool Without Supervision.

11. You Should Take A Shower Before Entering The Pool.

12. A First Aid Kit Is Located In The Utility Closet Between The Bathrooms.

13. An Emergency Phone Is Located On The Side Of The Clubhouse.

14. When No Lifeguard Is On Duty You Must Swim At Your Own Risk.

In The Event Of Emergency:Seek Staff Help Immediately.A First Aid Kit Is Located In The Utility Closet Between The Bathrooms.An Emergency Phone Is Located In A Green Box On The Side Of The Bath House.

DESIGNATED SMOKING AREA’ AT POOL:Please be aware that we have created a “designated smoking area” adjacent to the cabana. Signs will be posted and ash trays will be made available. Please smoke in the designated area only and dispose of waste properly.

Pool Rules:

OUR NEW POOL ACCESS CARD ENTRY SYSTEM

OPERATIONALLIFE-GUARDED HOURS:

MAY 18 – MAY 31MONDAY–FRIDAY

4:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M.SATURDAY

10:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M.SUNDAY

10:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M.

JUNE 01 – AUG. 18MONDAY–FRIDAY

10:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M.SATURDAY

10:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M.SUNDAY

10:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M.

AUG. 19 – SEPT. 01MONDAY–FRIDAY

4:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M.SATURDAY

10:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M.SUNDAY

10:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M.

SEPTEMBER 02 - LABOR DAY:10:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M.

April 1st - May 17thSWIM AT YOUR

OWN RISK HOURSNO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY

May 18th – September 2ndLIFEGUARDS ON DUTY

18Members with guests?Only Members and their guests may use the pool. Please sign in with the lifeguard upon entering the pool each visit.

All food and beverages must be purchased from the club at the cabana or clubhouse. Please do not bring in food from the outside.Here are a few points of clarification regarding guests:

Who is a pool guest?Tri-county residents and friends who are not members are considered guests. Only guests will be charged the $4.00 fee. Family houseguests are not charged the pool guest fee.

Guests must be accompanied by a member? Visiting relatives should also be accompanied by a member. If you are a member and you will not be able to accompany them to the pool, please contact the Pool Manager, Jaeson May, who will issue you a Pool Guest I.D. Code so they can enjoy the pool whenever they would like.

INTERESTED IN SWIMMING LESSONS?Swimming lessons will be available to any member interested in learning and/or

improving his or her ability to swim.

ALL lessons will be given in a "Semi-Private" or "Private" format only.SEMI-PRIVATE: 3 to 4 Participants total

PRIVATE: Individual Lessons

Registration will be made with the lifeguard at the pool or by contacting the poolmanager, Jaeson May, at 343-5629, or by email at [email protected]

SEMI-PRIVATE LESSONS Begin June 1, 2013 and run through August 31, 2013.

Cost is $80/member

Classes start @ 10:00 a.m. or 6:00 p.m. (your choice)

40 minute classes on Monday, Wednesday, Friday for two consecutive weeks(Tuesday and Thursday will be used for make-ups)

6 (six) – 40 minute classes totaling 4 hours of instruction.

PRIVATE LESSONS These lessons will be collaboratively scheduled between you and the instructor.

This schedule is designed to be the most convenient for you.Begin May 01, 2013 and run through August 15, 2013.

Cost is $105/member

Classes may be broken into one of two formats:4 (four) – one hour classes6 (six) – 40 minute classes

Remember Anyone Wanting To Reserve The PoolOr Cabana Area For A Pool Party Must Contact:Ken Hammock, Food And Beverage Director @The Clubhouse, In Order To Reserve The Location. Any Party Of 10 Or More Must Reserve TheirParty To Avoid Miscommunication Of Parties.

Interested in Having aPool Party?

192013 COOSAW CREEK SWIM TEAM

SUMMER SWIM TEAM IS HERE! YES, BELIEVE IT OR NOT!

THERE IS STILL TIME TO JOIN THE SWIM TEAM!PRACTICE BEGAN April 29, 2013. IT’S NOT TOO LATE!

TO REGISTER PLEASE CONTACT JAESON MAY ~ A.S.A.P.Coach Jaeson May 843-343-5629

[email protected] Team Season

April 29 - July 23, 2013Program

* Two practices per day* 8 Swim meets

* Chene Moore Invitational Meet* City Championship Meet

Open registration to any member ages 5 – 18. Coosaw Members $125.00

GENERAL PRACTICE SCHEDULEMay 01 through May 31: 11 and under (4:00-5:15 p.m.) (Mon-Fri) 12 and up (5:15-6:45 p.m.) (Mon-Fri)

The pool will remain open during practice times. The semi-circle, lane 6 and the wading pool are open at all times during business hours.

Meets will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays ONLYWe will have 4 home meets and 4 away meets. Official schedule is forthcoming.

ALL MEETS WILL BE HELD IN JUNE AND JULY ONLY.

City Championships will be held July 21, 22 and 23at the Jewish Community Center.

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Bridge 9:00 am

Art Class 10:00 am

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CCWC7:00 pmDemo

DayArt Class 10:00 am

Art Class 10:00 amBridge 9:00 am

Bingo7:00 pm

Seafood and Prime Rib Night

6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Team Trivia 7:00 pm

CCWC Spirit Day

Wine Dinner 7:00pm

Private EventA la Carte

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Mother’s DayBuffet

11:00am-2:00pm

Ken’sSocial Hour6pm-7pm

Member Dining5:00 - 8:30pm







Member Dining5:00 - 8:30pm Member Dining

5:00 - 8:30pm


Thirsty Thursday


Thirsty Thursday


Thirsty Thursday


Thirsty Thursday

Men’s Fun Night


Thirsty Thursday

Memorial DayPoolside Cookout12:00pm-4:00pm

Member Dining5:00 - 8:30pm Mixed Team

Championship

Mixed TeamChampionship

Murder MysteryDinner Theater6:30pm Dinner8:00pm Show


MAY

Save The Dates

Friday, June 7th Member Guest

Friday, June 14th Team Trivia

Saturday, June 22ndDisney Cinematic Summer

Series at the Pool

Friday, June 28thKen’s Social Hour / Seafood &

Prime Rib Night

Saturday, June 15th Wine Dinner

Friday, June 21st Bingo

Memorial FlagTournament

****All Save the Dates are Tentative and Maybe Subject to Change****

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