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COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER • NOVEMBER 2019

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Continuing Events page 3 Dress Code page 3GlenLakes Realty page 4-5Peyton-Monarch Band page 6John Provenzano page 6Food & Wine Pairing page 8Chef Mik's Corner page 9Thanksgiving Buffet page 10Friday Night Dinner Dance page 10Paul James page 10Godfather of Comedy page11Hernando County Youth Orchestra page 11Thank You page 11Club Events page 12GlenLakes Weddings page 12George Carlin Tribute page 13Breakfast with Santa page 13New Years Eve Celebration page 14Calendar of Events page 16Kayak Club page 19GlenLakes Wellness Programs page 20Garden Club page 21Men's Golf page 23Italian Renaissance Club page 24Pickleball News page 26GlenLakes Tennis page 27Social Club page 28Ladies Golf Association page 29People Helping People page 29

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~ NUMBERS TO KNOW~Accounting for Clubhouse Memberships (Diane Trial) ........556-5481Addison Homes (Dan Latoria) .......................................................597-7676GlenLakes Clubhouse ......................................................................597-9200

~Food & Banquet Director (Richard Tubbs)~Executive Chef (Mik Wagner)~Assistant Food & Beverage Director (Jessica Peacock)~Reservations (Sheila Stulec)

Golf Course Maintenance (Ron Rood)........................................596-3611Head of Operations (David Craighead) .....................................596-6444Homeowners Association (Angelo Scebba) ............................596-6351

~ Homeowners Association Accounting (Madeleine Rees) ..........................................................684-3535

Pro Shop (Golf Pro-Tom McCrary) ................................................597-1118Sales (New Homes & Resale) .........................................................597-9000Tennis Pro (Judy Jeanette) ............................................................ 232-0321

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Please remember you can always viewthe GlenLakes Eagle newsletter on our website. Go to www.glenlakes.com, click on Amenities and then click on Newsletter.

NOVEMBER 7 TO DECEMBER 15

Food DonationsARE BEING COLLECTED

AT THE GLENLAKES SALES OFFICE

MONDAY thru FRIDAY 10-12 and 2-4 AND WILL BE DISTRIBUTED BY

LOCAL CHURCHES’ FOOD BANKS

Items needed: Any nonperishable foods, i.e., canned tuna, chicken, meat, boxed meals, fruit, vegetables, spaghetti sauce, rice, pasta, cereal, soup, potatoes, jelly, peanut butter, baby food, powdered or canned milk, juice, condiments, cookies, toilet tissue, coffee, tea or items of your choice. No outdated food please. It cannot be distributed to the needy.

QUESTIONS: Nancy Anderson 596-1199

GLENLAKES CONTINUING EVENTSC O N T I N U I N G E V E N T S A R E O P E N T O G L E N L A K E S C L U B M E M B E R S O N LY .

D R E S S C O D E R U L E S F O R C L U B H O U S EUNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES

Short Shorts, Tank Tops, Bathing Suits, Tee Shirts or Hats in the Grille Room, Ballroom or 19th HoleClean presentable T-shirts are allowed in the 19th Hole only!

Sunday Through Saturday, Day and Evening: Casual, Nice Jeans, Golf Attire, Collared Shirts PleaseSaturday Evening , Fine Dining in the Grille Room: No Shorts, No Jeans, No Tank Tops, Collared Shirts Please

Saturday Evening, Casual Dinner, Main Bar: Casual, Nice Jeans, Golf Attire

NO SMOKING INSIDE INCLUDING ALL E-CIGARETTES OR E-VAPORNO PETS IN OR AROUND THE CLUBHOUSE except Certified Service Pets

Book Club: Meets on the 2nd Tuesday of every month from 10:30am-12:00pm. Please contact Lois Oberlander for more information.

Bowling League: Every Monday from Sept. - April starting mid-September 2018. For more information, please call Steve Humenny (President) at (917) 846-1659.

Chess Club: Is now active and plays Chess on the first and third Tuesday evening of every month starting at 7:00pm. To join or for more information, please contact Vince Ferraro at 596-8555.

Chinese Mah Jongg: Each month, several members get together at the Clubhouse to play Chinese Mah Jongg. The game is held on the first and third Wednesday of each month at 7:00pm. Just show up!

Garden Club: Please contact Gerry Morrone at 597-7291.

GlenLakes Ladies Golf Association: The GLLGA is comprised of female golf members of the GlenLakes Country Club. Any member who has a GLCC USGA handicap is eligible to join the GLLGA. We have weekly tournament play on Thursday mornings and several Major Tournaments throughout the year. We welcome all new members and strive to promote sociability and interest in the game of golf. If you are interested in joining or want more information, please contact our Membership Chair, Honora Browne at 596-7119.

Italian Renaissance Club: Meets the last Thursday of the month except July, August, November and December. Meeting registration is at 6:30pm. Events are held throughout the year. For membership information, contact Betty Rodgers at 610-9009 or at [email protected].

Kayak Club: Meets first Thursday of the Month - March, April, May and then again in September, October, November with monthly group paddles and an annual away and Ladies paddle. Contact Curt Reilly at 596-2737 or [email protected] for information.

Knitters & Crocheters Club: Knitters & Crocheters of All Kinds: We meet at the Club every Tuesday at 12:30 in the Ladies’ Lounge near the workout room and the Library. Everyone welcome, just show up or email [email protected]

Ladies’ Bridge: The ladies’ bridge group meets every Wednesday morning at 9:00 am. If you are interested in November, call Suzanne Sidorsky at 973-879-4163.

Ladies’ Canasta: Meets every Wednesday morning at 9:00am at the Clubhouse. Call or text Caryl Meyer at 263-0540 or email at [email protected] to sign up or cancel. Learners’ table is available.

Model Yacht Club: Meets every Wednesday and Friday at 1:15pm on the pond across from the Clubhouse. Everyone welcome.

Pinochle: Meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month. If you are interested in pinochle, please contact the Frankels at 592-9854.

Social Club: Meets the first Tuesday of each month at 4:30pm on the second floor. All GlenLakes Club Members are welcome to attend. Please call Pat McGinnis at 592-340-4044.

Thursday Evening Canasta: Meets the first and third Thursday of the month at 6:30pm. If you wish to play, call Wendy Sharison at 352-340-4431.

Veterans & Friends Association: Meets the first Thursday of every month (except June, July and August) at 9AM in the GlenLakes Clubhouse. All GlenLakes veterans and their family members are invited. Various speakers are invited to address items of interest to veterans and their family. For more information contact Ron Ford at (906) 291-0587 or email at [email protected].

Zumba, Body Sculpting, Step, and Water Fitness: See schedule posted in Fitness Center. $6 per class or $25 per month. Call Cecile with questions at 597-8376.

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SATURDAY NIGHT DINNER DANCE November 23, 2019 | GlenLakes Ballroom | Music and Dancing 5-9PM

Reservations Required. Please contact Sheila at 352-597-9200

Michael Monarch's guitar playing perhaps helped best capture the spirit of the 1960s. His work with the iconoclastic "Steppenwolf" (recently nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame) remains a hallmark of the unique mixture of psychadelic and rock. As the original guitarist for "Steppenwolf", he plaid on all the hits including Rock and Roll Hall of Fame songs Born To Be Wild, Magic Carpet Ride, Rock Me Baby, and The Pusher.Jimmy Peyton's soulful voice and stage persona are remarkable. A natural entertainer, he has played in many local bands around Florida and Nashville, Tennessee, including "Mad Dogs - The Joe Cocker Experience" with David Dix of "The Outlaws" and Kenny Suarez of "Iron Butterfly". He transitions wonderfully through different genres of Rock, Country, Pop, Blues, Trop-Rock and Soul putting his own stamp on each. Jimmy has been singing for decades and has put in some dues.

Thursday, December 19, 2019 ––– 19th Hole ––John Provenzano

GlenLakes presents

When Jim Nantz and Peter Deutsch met, they discovered they had both found success by pursuing a calling in life.

For Jim, that calling was to unlock the voice within, eventually calling the greatest sporting events of his

generation. For Peter, it was transforming a small family business into one of the most prestigious wine

companies in the world.

Inspired by their mentor fathers and guided by their common values, the two found a new calling: a partnership to produce hand-crafted wines that bear

the standard of excellence and Style that are the hallmarks of these two men.

Culinary Created By Chef Mik Wagner

First 50 reservations only! Please contact Sheila 352-597-9200

December 18, 2019 6-9PM $69++Food & Wine Pairing


Chef Mik’s CornerR e s t a u r a n t H o u r s

SUNDAYA la carte Brunch 9:00am-2:00pm Bar Opens at 11:00amMONDAYDinner Served 4:30-8:00pmBar Opens at 3:30pmNO RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED

TUESDAY Lunch 11:00am-2:00pmDinner Served 5:00-8:00pmBar Opens at 12:00pmNO RESERVATIONS NEEDED

WEDNESDAYLunch 11:00am-2:00pmBar Opens at 12:00pmAll You Can Eat Specials 5:00-8:00pmRESERVATIONS PLEASE

THURSDAYLunch 11:00am-2:00pmPasta & Pizza Night 5:00-8:00pmBar Opens at 12:00pmNO RESERVATIONS NEEDED

FRIDAYLunch 11:00am-2:00pmPrime Rib Night 5:00-8:00pmBar Opens at 12:00pmRESERVATIONS PLEASE

SATURDAYLunch 11:00am-2:00pmFine Dining in Grille Room 5:00-8:00pmMain Bar & Casual Dinner 5:00-8:00pmBar Opens at 12:00pmRESERVATIONS PLEASE

Lunch Is Served In The Grille Room Tuesday Through SundayLimited Bar Menu Served Tuesday - Saturday 12:00-5:00pm

MENUS POSTED AT THE MAILBOXES.

Chef Mik’s Specials Every Evening!R E S E R VAT I O N S , P L E A S E C A L L 3 5 2 - 5 9 7 - 9 2 0 0 O R E M A I L S H E I L A G L C C @ G M A I L . C O M

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Paul James is one of the most versatile entertainers in the area with a one-man show that showcases all live music (no tracks), plus amazing vocals. Paul James performance is memorable and captivating as he performs live, in a way that is both entertaining and interesting to watch. The style of music ranges from John Mayer, Ed Sheeran, John Legend to Eric Clapton, Sting and more.

Join Us Friday Night November 8, 2019, 19th Hole 6PM

GlenLakes Friday Night Dinner Dance

Grand Ballroom | December 13, 2019with entertainment by

The Francis Jay Trio Band

For Reservations please contact Sheila at 352-597-9200

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Thanksgiving Day BuffetNOVEMBER 28, 2019

Seating by Reservation: at 12pm, 1pm, 2:30pm, 3:30 pm$36.00++ GlenLakes Members $39.00++ Non-members $15.00++ Under 12

Please contact Sheila at 352-597-9200

Thank YouWonderful, charismatic, charming, mannerable, loving, exceptional, beautiful smile, and a contagious laughter are just a few thoughts that come to mind when thinking about my late husband, Arthur A. Haywood.

I didn’t really know what type of turnout to expect for his Celebration of Life ceremony held at the club, especially since the snowbirds weren’t here. I was overwhelmed with the number of people that came to pay their last respects. It was an absolute joyous tribute to a man who was respected by many. I’m sure he was smiling down upon us as we celebrated his life with full military honors.

Richard and his team did an exceptional job, especially considering we were estimating a little over 100 people and ended up closer to 200. Kudos to your entire staff. Thank-you “Team Haywood” for all of your hard work in helping coordinate the Celebration. A very special thank-you to David Tharp who was by my side the entire time and continues to provide support as I try to move forward without Arthur. There just aren’t any words to express my gratitude, except thanks Chris. 😉

I’ve received over 100 cards mostly from within the community but also as far North as Canada and South as California. I am truly blessed to live in a community such as GlenLakes. In closing, I’d like to quote the verbiage in one of the cards I received:

“Those we love don’t go away; they walk beside us every day. Unseen, unheard, but always near. Still loved, still missed, and very dear.”

Thank-you Gina G. Haywood

This is a fundraiser for Ability Tree Florida.All proceeds will go towards this charity.

Our mission is to reach out to families impacted by disability through recreation, education, support and training (R.E.S.T.);

we aim to partner with individuals and organizations to raise awareness and build support networks to strengthen and g

row able families.

For details and advance tickets call Sheila at 352-597-9200


$35 Advance Tickets | $40 at the door

FRIDAY, NOV. 22, 2019Doors open 7PM Cocktails

8PM ShowtimeGlenLakes Country Club

G L E N L A K E S P R E S E N T S

THE HERNANDO YOUTH ORCHESTRAIn Concert

Conducted by Allan Breithaupt

NOV. 3, 2019 - 3 PM$10/Guest DonationCash Bar - 2:30 PM

Celebrating its 12th season, the Hernando Youth Orchestra is an all-volunteer organization founded by John St. John of Brooksville. It fills in the orchestral gaps in the young

musicians’ education in our area.

It is a non-profit Florida Corporation totally dependent upon grants and tax-deductible donations

for music, stands, rehearsal space, as well as instruments among other things.

RESERVATIONS PLEASE: SHEILA 352-597-9200

Club Events FROM FOOD AND BEVERAGE

Richard Tubbs- Food and Beverage Director Jessica Peacock- Food and Beverage Assistant Director

352-597-9200

We would like to welcome back the snowbirds and we look forward to seeing everyone around the clubhouse. Come out and join us for dinner on Friday November 8th. Paul James will be providing live entertainment in the 19th Hole. Karaoke with Tom Crusey will be held in the Grand Ballroom on Tuesday November 19th. Back by popular demand is Peyton-Monarch Band and dinner dance on Saturday November 23rd. Football Sunday Golf & Tailgate Party on Sunday November 24th on the patio and in the 19th Hole. Don’t forget to make reservations with Sheila for GlenLakes Thanksgiving Dinner Buffet. There will be many events throughout the holiday season and we encourage you check out the events being held at the clubhouse in November and December and make your reservations with Sheila.

Thursday night delivery is back! The Grille Room will be delivering pizza, salad, and wings on Thursday evenings. You can pick up a delivery menu at the Clubhouse or find it online in the GlenLakes member portal.

Member exclusive happy hour from 4:00pm-8:00pm Monday-Thursday entails two for one house wines, domestic draft beers, & mixed well cocktails (not a 50% off special).

If there is anything that we can do to make your experience better, we are always available to speak with you. Thank you all again for all your continued support. Without our great membership our success would not be possible.

November 3 Sunday Hernando Youth Orchestra 8 Live entertainment with Paul James 19 Karaoke with Tom Crusey 20 Blood Drive 23 Dinner Dance featuring Peyton-Monarch 28 Thanksgiving Dinner Buffet 29 Clubhouse closedDecember 6 George Carlin feat. Joe Biddea Comedy Show 8 GlenLakes Christmas Breakfast Buffet 13 Dinner Dance featuring Francis Jay Trio December 17 Karaoke with Tom Crusey 19 Saxophone entertainment 20 Dinner Dance featuring TBD 24 Merry Christmas Eve! Clubhouse Closed 25 Merry Christmas! Clubhouse Closed 31 New Years Eve Celebration featuring Chello

January 15 French Night 17 Dinner Dance featuring Alabama Rain 24 Gasparilla Pirate Invasion 31 Dinner Dance featuring Cover To CoverFebruary 14 Valentines Day Dinner DanceMarch 13 Dinner Dance featuring Peyton-Monarch 23 Karaoke with Tom Crusey 25 Low Country Boil Buffet 24 Blood DriveApril 5 Sunday Car Show


weddings

GlenLakes Country Club is a wedding ceremony and reception venue located in Weeki Wachee, Florida. This venue offers an awe-inducing backdrop for wedding celebrations that are full of picturesque splendor and utmost elegance. The interior is full of floor-to-ceiling windows that afford arresting views of the sweeping, large-scale golf course for an atmosphere that is sure to impress wedding guests. Additionally, first-class service is available at this venue for a first-class wedding day experience.Contact Jessica to schedule an appointment for a complimentary tour of the Grand Ballroom and ceremony locations 352-597-9200

GlenLakes presents

George Carlin Tribute Showfeaturing Joe Beddia

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2019

Doors Open 7PM Cocktails8PM Showtime$15 Advance Tickets

Contact Sheila for Reservations 352-597-9200page 13

GlenLakes Christmas Breakfast Buffet

Sunday, December 08, 2019 9:00 AM - 2:00 PMAdults $16.95++ Kids (12-5) $ 8.95++

Live Christmas Music , Face Painting Along with Santa

Orange and Cranberry JuicesSeasonal Sliced Fruit and Berries

Grits, Hot Oatmeal Served with Raisins, Nuts, & Brown Sugar

Your Way Omelet Station

Scrambled EggsCountry Egg Casserole

(Country Ham, Broccoli, Cheese)Fresh Cut Corned Beef Hash

Golden French toastPancakes

Warm Maple SyrupWhipped Butter

Buttermilk BiscuitsCountry Sausage GravyHickory Smoked Bacon

Country SausageBreakfast Potatoes

Assorted Breakfast Breads and MuffinsFresh Brewed Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee & Gourmet Tea

For details and Advance ticket Sales

Please call Sheila at 352-597-9200


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NewYear’sEveCelebration2019Sunday:December31,2019Time:8:00pm–12:30am

Musicby:ChelloHolidayBandMembers$95++Non-Members$105++

GlenLakesCountryClub

Reception 8:00 PM Station

Shrimp, Oyster on Ice Display Fruit & Cheese Display

Oyster Shooter Florida Stone Crab with Chimichurr i

House Cured Salmon

New Year’s Ballroom Dinner

Brown Sugar Smoky Chicken-Pancetta Rice Paper Wrap, Nape Lettuce Caesar

Fire & Ice Spicy Ahi Tuna Tataki , Spicy Blackened Tiger Shrimp, Key Lime Sorbet

New Zealand Lamb Chops, Apple-Red Onion

Maine Lobster Tail , New England Scallops-Shrimp-Clam Sauce Far East Duck Leg Loll ipop, Pot Stickers , Sweet Potato Noodles

Salad

Roasted Tenderloin of Beef with Béarnaise with Tuscan Sautéed Potatoes and Asparagus

Limoncel lo Flute, Death by Chocolate Raviol i , Assorted Crème Brulee

**************************************** Champagne Toast

Raid the Kitchen (Members Only ) with Hopin’ John for Good Luck “2020”

FordetailsandticketsalesPleasecallSheilaat352-597-9200

“Written in The Stars”

Sunday: December 31, 2019Time: 8:00pm –12:30am

Music by: Chello Holiday Band Members $95++ Non-Members $105++

GlenLakes Country ClubReception 8:00 PM

StationShrimp, Oyster on Ice Display

Fruit & Cheese DisplayOyster Shooter

Florida Stone Crab with Chimichurri House Cured Salmon

New Year’s Ballroom Dinner

Brown Sugar Smoky Chicken-Pancetta Rice Paper Wrap, Nape Lettuce Caesar Fire & Ice

Spicy Ahi Tuna Tataki, Spicy Blackened Tiger Shrimp, Key Lime Sorbet New Zealand Lamb Chops, Apple-Red Onion

Maine Lobster Tail, New England Scallops-Shrimp-Clam Sauce Far East Duck Leg Lollipop, Pot Stickers, Sweet Potato Noodles Salad

Roasted Tenderloin of Beef with Béarnaise with Tuscan Sautéed Potatoes and Asparagus

Limoncello Flute, Death by Chocolate Ravioli, Assorted Crème Brulee

****************************************Champagne Toast

Raid the Kitchen (Members Only ) with Hopin’ John for Good Luck “2020”

For details and ticket sales Please call Sheila at 352-597-9200

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GlenLakes Kayak ClubNOVEMBER 2019

UPCOMING FALL PADDLESNovember 19 Withlacoochee River to Hog Island

SAFETY TRAININGAt the March 2020 paddle from Hunters Spring in Crystal River we will be conducting "Safety Training" for all who like to volunteer to be SAFETY's on our paddles.

Our SAFETY's are important on all our paddles. For if someone is having difficulty paddling they are there to provide guidance. They are also there to help anyone who might fall out of their boats.

The "on/in water" training will be held an hour before our March 18th (tentative) paddle at Hunters Spring in Crystal River. Training will include:• Proper paddling strokes• How to tow another kayak• How to right a kayak• How to safely return a paddler

to their kayak• Paddle signals• How to use a radio

We really need some new volunteers. Current safeties are most welcome for refresher training. Please see Curt for more information.For more information concerning the GlenLakes Kayak Club please contact Curt Reilly at [email protected] 352.596.2737

Marine Unit Sheriff At the October 3rd membership meeting we had as our guest speaker Hernando County Deputy Sheriff Cpl Steve Kelly from the Marine Unit. Cpt Kelly provides us with a very comprehensive update on the most recent regulations concerning paddle craft on the Weeki Wachee River. He also reminded us of some the critical safety protocols we need to keep in mind when paddling.

November 15th "Celebration" MeetingLast meeting for the 2019-2020 seasons will be on Friday November 15 in the downstairs "Member Room" (aka fitness room). Complementary hot hor d'oeuvres and appetizers will be served to all our GLKC members. A $5 charge will be collected for all spouses/significant others who are not members. Bar service will also be provided with a club number.End-of-Year Celebration will include some very special "awards" to those members who distinguished themselves in a variety of ways.We will also have sign-ups for the November 19th paddle on the Withlacoochee River to Hog Island

September Paddle - Sarasota & Our Quest for the Sarasota StarfishAnother successful kayak trip by the GLKC. Off to Sarasota early morning out for the group. Ride was 2 hours & change one traffic jam due to a Floridian driving into the Tampa Bay! Really so not necessary. Once in our boats we were off in Sarasota Bay in search of Starfish. We were able to view the homes of some of the rich and famous. We don't know who the famous are but we could certainly tell that they were rich. We were hoping to see dolphins but they were not to be found and only one manatee was found... We did see many birds, egrets, ibis, cranes, and many Anhingas followed us around in our boats. We beached our Kayaks searching for starfish and the stretch our legs. Our group photo was taken too. The tide was low so swimming was not in the cards. Our next leg of the paddle was dare I say in the mangrove channels. Once we found them we were happy to see that they were fairly wide and high. We were still searching for the elusive starfish but they were not to be found. We did get lost on our way, and hard to believe, the men refused to ask for directions! But as always this great group of kayakers went along without a complaint. We had a great paddle and a lot of laughs. Never did see one Starfish. Our day ended at the Columbian Restaurant in St. Armands Square, would you believe does not sell any Mexican Beer. We enjoyed our late lunch and then journeyed home.

MUST HAVE AT MINIMUM SOCIAL MEMBERSHIP TO JOIN

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Now Starting! GLENLAKES WELLNESS PROGRAMS available to you, Social Membership Required to Join Club

Private Training With Trainers: John & Donna Hildebrandt *Golf & Strength *Balance & Mobility *Retaining Lean Muscle/fat loss *Balance & Mobility *Weight Loss *Cardiovascular Expansion *Workout programs designed for your needs

***NEW CLASSES at GLENLAKES FITNESS CENTER*** Monday - 6:00pm Yoga Flow

Wednesday -10:15am Restorative Yoga Saturday -10:30am Modern Jazz/Pilates

$6.00 per class/ 3 for $25.00 or 2 for $20.00 monthly package FREE MEMBERSHIP TO BODY FITNESS WITH TRAINING OR CLASS PACKAGES FOR ALL NEW CLIENTS!

Schedule your FREE fitness assessment today and to sign up for classes contact us: 352-686-4660 or text 352-428-5060/352-442-5086

[email protected] www.bodyfitnessfl.com


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Garden Club NOVEMBER 2019

Garden Club Membership (Open to All GlenLakes Social Members) - Dues are $15.00 for January - December 2019 Check Payable to GlenLakes Garden Club

Name:_________________________________________ Phone:_________________________________

Email _________________________________________________

Mail Form and Payment to Gerry Morone, 9456 Ruby Falls Court, Weeki Wachee, FL 34613

The September Garden Club meeting was full of creative energy learning to make Autumnal Creations for one’s home. Tricia Bechtelheimer, Owner/Designer of Westover’s Flowers & Gifts entertained the group with her talent. See the photos of what she made plus what a few of our members made afterwards (Donna Balut, Georgeann Morrone, and Maureen Follansbee). Upcoming Activities – Please Mark Your Calendar

• November 8 – Coach bus trip to the Morean Arts Center which includes a three-event tour of Chihuly Collection, Glass blowing demonstration at the Glass Studio, and tour of the Arts Center in St. Petersburg followed by an “on your own” lunch at 400 Beach Club.• December 13 – Holiday Party at the Clubhouse including Santa Claus, Photo Booth, Buffet lunch, Champagne, Pianist. Voluntary member donations for the Golden Rainbow Ranch of Hernando County. • January 10 – Installation of Officers, Annual dues, Fashion Show 2020 Honoree, Speaker from Voices for Children. Plus a fundraiser event “Deals and Steals.” • January 28 – Bingo Night – Beginning at 6:30p.m. This is the only bingo event that GLGC sponsors for the year. Please bring your friends, have some fun, and raise money for our GLGC efforts. Carol Del, Garden Club Secretary

A visit to the Morean Arts Center, November 8th 2019Join us for a fun day visiting the Morean Arts Center.• Coach transport round trip from Glen Lakes to the Museum

(Departure promptly at 9:30 a.m. )• Docent led tour through the magnificent Chihuly Collection• Time will be allowed for purchasing items in the Chihuly gift shop• Glass blowing demonstration at the Glass Studio • Self Guided tour of the Morean Arts Center • Coach transport from the Museum to the 400 Beach Club in St. Pete for

lunch*• Gratuity for coach driver/s included.

$45.00 price per member. *Lunch at the 400 BEACH CLUB is not included.

Participation at this Special Event is WAIT LIST only at this time - If interested contact Kathy Nanni at 352-428-1419.

Bus will depart from the GlenLakes Parking lot promptly at 9:30 a.m. on November 8th. Departure for our return to GlenLakes will follow lunch at the 400 Beach Club - estimated arrival GlenLakes 5:00 p.m.

720 Central Ave. St. Petersburg, FL



O C T O B E R 2 0 1 9GLENLAKES MEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION

FEBRUARY 14 & 15, 2020 • GLENLAKES MEMBER’S “COUPLES’ ECLECTIC”

In January 2020 we will need to replace 3 GLMGA Board Members whose terms are expiring. Anyone who is interested please contact any current Board Member or Dick Broyles for more information.

Welcome back to our friends from the up north as fall and winter is setting in up there! Our days and nights are now getting to be perfect. Golf’s fall season is going well, Football season is in full swing, hockey is started and baseball is in the playoffs. It’s a nice time to be in GlenLakes.

Also if anyone has comments or questions please let me know. My email address is [email protected].

The Weeki Wachee Men’s and Ladies Golf Teams are having a great season. They have Conference and District tournaments next week. Because these kids walk and use a push cart they have limited access to sand for filling divots in the fairways and the rough. During tournaments at home here at GlenLakes we also can have additional teams and if they don’t fill in divots things could become a mess. No matter what you may have heard I have been out with both the boys and girls, and they are pretty conscientious about keeping those divots filled. Plus the coaches and I are out there watching and doing our best to make sure that nothing is missed. We will be working on a solution for this for next years season so that sand bottles will be available for the our team and visiting teams that will be kept here for future use.

I wish I could say that our entire membership works as hard as the kids do at filling divots, repairing ball marks and my special favorite raking bunkers properly. Here is a picture that I took the other day that illustrates how lazy some can be….

This golfer walked around the rake to hit his shot then exited stage left… There’s no excuse for this.

Sign up for a two-day eclectic golf tournament which will be held on Friday, February 14th and Saturday, February 15th. The field will range from a minimum of 24 teams to a maximum of 36 teams. If we reach 36 teams, a substitute list will be generated. Flights will be determined by the number of teams participating. Flights will be grouped by the “Total Index” of the team. Sign-up will start in the Pro Shop on Saturday December 15th, 2018 at 8:00 am. The entry fee is $100/per couple and must be paid when you sign up. If you are bringing a guest for the Saturday Buffet, there will be an additional charge. Please make your checks out to the GLMGA.

Registration for the tournament will start at 10 am on Friday, February 14th, followed by a Continental type breakfast. Range balls will also be provided. The tournament will commence with a 12:30 shotgun. There will be a “closest to the pin” on Friday’s round only. Following the completion of the round on Saturday, (also a 12:30 shotgun start), there will be a buffet in the Ballroom and an award presentation for the “Overall Winning Team” as well as the “Flight Winners.” If you have any questions, please contact Lucky or Donna Tabor at 352-592-6702.

By: Mike Rohman

GLMGA 2019 GOLF TOURNAMENT CALENDAR(Event schedule is subject to change as conditions warrant)

** denotes Club event NOT GLMGA event

NOVEMBERNov 7th-9th Thursday – Saturday,

Member/Guest “The CLASSIC” Tournament

DECEMBER Dec 13th-14th Friday Saturday,

Individual Eclectic, Tee Time 10:00am



Well, we got our wish. The summer rains have ended abruptly, with Hurricane Dorian, averaging over 12 inches a month for June, July and August. In September, we had less than 1.5 inches but, the ponds and lakes are still at high levels.Our fall schedule is well underway. The September 19th registration and sign-up meeting was well attended. President Helen Connors welcomed all and introduced the various board members and chairpersons. Registration for the various events was available with many taking advantage of the opportunity.Upcoming Dates: All events have a limited number of seats still available. Nov. 3rd, Show Palace Dinner Theatre Nov. 12th, Pool Party Dec. 12th, Christmas Dinner Dance Jan. 16th, Wine TastingWatch your emails for further updates.The evening ended with an overflowing table of deserts provided by our own Board members.Question-What is Italy’s answer to the Potato Chip? FYI-The Taralli, it is an Italian pretzel/cracker similar in texture to a bread stick. They are classically formed into rings or ovals, and can be frozen or kept in air tight containers for months. Tarallis were brought to America initially by Rosetans, from Roseto, Italy in 1882, but were common place all over the southern Italian peninsula. They are made by mixing a batter consisting of wheat flour, vegetable oil, sea salt and a special ingredient which can be among others, black pepper, olives, fennel, wine, anise or almonds. As a young boy I can remember the yearly ritual of my mother and aunts. They would spend 3 days making several types of Tarallis. They made enough to last a year. My father and uncles job was to knead the dough. Once the dough was ready it was rolled, shaped, boiled, dried and baked. The Tarallis we sampled after our meeting were courtesy of Giovanni’s Italian Deli and Bakery in Worcester, Massachusetts. And now you know the rest of the story! PS- My favorite is the fennel but Gail enjoys the wine.Wishing all a Happy Thanksgiving, Rich and Gail Mercadante

ITALIAN RENAISSANCE CLUB MEMBERSHIP - Annual Dues $15 Per Person - Covers September 1 through August 31

Check payable to GlenLakes Italian Renaissance Club (GLIRC)

Name:______________________________________Phone Number:______________________________________

Email: ______________________________________ GlenLakes Club #_____________________________________

Mail to Betty Rodgers, 9292 Lake Cypress Loop, Weeki Wachee, FL 34613 OR sign up and pay at our next Membership Meeting.

HOURS Mon.-Fri. 9:00am-5:00pm, Sat. 9:00am-2:00pm OR By Appointment

Ralph Calello, Vice-President

PICKLEBALL NEWSIt’s been a good month on the pickleball courts. Almost all of our snowbirds are back and the courts are busy and the weather is great. Our numbers continue to grow. As of now, we have over 60 players on our roster. We would like to see that number grow even larger. Then, hopefully, building more pickleball courts can become a reality.

Included are pictures of some of our players in action this past month. Thought you would enjoy seeing some of our dedicated players on the courts as they play this amazing game of pickleball.

Remember open play is Monday, Thursday and Saturday at 8:30 am and on Wednesday at 1 pm. Hope you will come out and give pickleball a try. Its fun and a great workout.

Have a blessed Thanksgiving everyone.

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GlenLakes Tennis News for November 2019By Judy Jeanette | Director of Tennis | Certified Elite USPTA Professional

Everyone is back…WELCOMENovember finally brings us some much anticipated relief from the heat and humidity of the summer…and maybe even some drier weather. Golly, it has rained a bunch this year. It has definitely been a challenge for scheduling lessons and tennis programs. Beautiful Fall Weather Ahead The snowbirds are flying in.The weather is great!Remember to make your”private play” tennis court reservations. Join in for GL morning TENNIS MIXERS on Monday, Wednesday and Friday (winter hours: 9:00 to 11:00) at the Tennis Center Courts.If you have any questions about club rules or procedures you may call Judy at 352-232-0321 or email her at [email protected]. You will get your answer quick.Holiday Season is upon UsPlease consider and take the time to Holiday Shop with your GlenLakes Professionals. Whether it be tennis, pickleball or golf…it is a greatly appreciated when you purchase Holiday Gift Certificates from your very own GL Pros. We thank you for your business!Tennis Giggles and Fun TRIPLES Tournament Event”All Tennis Members and their guests are invited to participate in our Triples Tournament scheduled for 2:00,Sunday, November 10. I would like to invite you to our “Welcome Back Snowbirds and Let’s All Get Together for Some Fun Afternoon Tennis”. This club event allows all skill sets and physical limitations to compete. Activities are fast moving and entertaining. I can keep up to 48 people playing tennis with little down time. HOWEVER…if you need a rest…NO PROBLEM…it will not interfere to rest on the sidelines or sit one out and rejoin the team as you feel fit.The Tournament Entry Fee is: $ 5.00 for Members $15.00 for GuestsPlease before November 6, register by emailing, texting or old fashion dialing me. [email protected] Cell: 352-232-0321You enter as an individual and Judy will make up the teams. You may pay your entry fee at the tournament. I will trust that once you sign up…you will show up.Balls are providedPrizes: A good old pat on the back and good job mate...pictures taken and your name in the December newsletter…instant fame and not so much fortune!Rewards: Continued GlenLakes camaraderie, friendships and pride.The ONE DAY EVENT will be shotgun start at 2:00 p.m. You may arrive early to warm up…and please do.There will be no warm up after 2:00 p.m.Triples do not involve a SERVICE MOTION…so bad shoulder…no problem. All points start with a fair underhand feed….then the action begins. You will have fun developing team strategies to playing this game.All matches will be played at the TENNIS CENTER COURTS.After the event some may want to go out to eat or grab a drink.Heck…some of you may be drinking during the event.

It is all about good neighbors, tennis and fun. If you haven’t already…SIGN UP!!!See you all on the courts!!!

TENNIS IS FOR A LIFETIMEI was reading an online a tennis segment that a professional acquaintance, Yann Auzoux, wrote. I thought I would share this information with you. I also decided to inject some (potentially true) humor to his article….It is a little like having Richard Kennedy in the background with his quick wit….read on an you will see what I mean.Yann writes: “Many people have said that tennis is the best sport for lifetime exercise. But what makes this true? In order to answer this question, we'll look at five benefits that are seen to enhance the big three; mind, body, and spirit.” "#1 Research has shown that people who play tennis at a moderate intensity may cut down risk of death by any cause by 50%. Physician Ralph Paffenbarger from the Harvard School of health has studied over 10,000 people and found results that indicate this statistic is true.” (Old age is coming at a really bad time!)"#2 Other studies suggest that tennis is responsible for improving vigor, optimism, and self-esteem. Dr. Joan Finn from Southern Connecticut state compared tennis players to athletes from other sports and found that they also scored lower on depression, anger, confusion, anxiety, and tension. (I don't need anger management. I need people to stop ticking me off.)"#3 Tennis has shown to improve cognitive functioning throughout a full lifetime. Scientists from the University of Illinois found that tennis may help form new connections between nerve endings in the brain. Since the sport requires alertness and tactical thinking, players are often pushed to exercise mental fortitude.” (Of course I talk to myself, sometimes I need expert advice.)“#4 When compared to golf, inline skating, and many other sports, tennis is ranked highest for developing positive personality characteristics, according to Dr. Jim Gavin. These include openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism.” (My people skills are just fine. It's my tolerance to idiots that needs work.)“#5 Studies on caloric expenditure indicate that competitive tennis burns more calories than aerobics, inline skating, or cycling.” (I don't trip over things, I do random gravity checks!)“So if you want to have fun and stay healthy, tennis is the sport for you!” (Last year I joined a support group for procrastinators. We haven't met yet!)HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO EVERYONE!!Enjoy your day and have a wonderful time. Judy J.


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WCDC.US WCDC.US can help prevent sickness and fires in your home. See our website at WCDC.US, email [email protected] or call us at 813-981-9501. We can come to your home and clean your dryer vent of its lint to help prevent home fires, saving you up to $3.00 per load on laundry. While there, we can also naturally sanitize your air ducts. This kills all allergins, bacterias and molds for up to one year. Lastly, we can clean out your gutters and downspouts making your home look as beautiful on the outside as it is on the inside. Please call WCDC at 813-981-9501 so we can help make you feel better.

Social Club Membership (Open to all GlenLakes Members) Annual Dues $20 Per Person - Covers January through December.

Checks payable to Dee Ferensic and mailed to Dee Ferensic at 8743 Mississippi Run, Weeki Wachee,FL 34613

Name: ______________________________________________________________________________________________

Phone Number:________________________________________Email: ________________________________________

Together is the nicest place to be

SOCIALCLUB


November always seems to mark the beginning of a busy season of the year. It is a time for gathering with friends and family to laugh and enjoy good food whether in our homes or in the restaurants we love.October FINALLY saw the end of those pesky bugs we so affectionately name “love bugs”. In spite of them our members managed to continue our activities. Dinner at old favorites- Carraba’s and The Cove were enjoyed as was our lunch at Limoge in Dade City. Our newest find was The Silver Dolphin where we had a really nice dinner.

A very special thank you to Dona for hosting our game night and pizza party at her home.Our November begins with our meeting on the 5th at 11:30. Reservations will be necessary for this meeting as it will be a lun-cheon. Dinners this month will be at The Rising Sun on the 12th, Texas Roadhouse on the 19th and Guido’s Pizza on the 26th.A table has been reserved for Thanksgiving Dinner at Glenlakes for 2:30 on the 28th. Because seats are limited, please contact Janet at 507-0150 if you wish to attend.All members of Glenlakes Club are welcome to join the Glenlakes Social Club and participate in our activities. The pictures below are from our September dinner at Brian’s Place where we had really fabulous piano music with our meal and a picture of some of our group boarding the “Island Rose” for our luncheon cruise from Hernando Beach.

NOTE FROM PRESIDENT KAROLYN STOKLEYHello to All! As I read the October Eagle letter, I saw that I wrote “...we have cooler weather...” Sorry for that false information, but I think it will be cooler this month. We are approaching the end of the year, and many activities will be occurring. Our ladies have worked very hard planning the tournaments, and we can show our appreciation by participation, either as a player or a volunteer.

I want to welcome back Alma Chaffman to the GLLGA Family. We are looking forward to playing with you again.

Thank you to Honora Browne and the Nominating Committee and to all of you who voted for our officers for 2020.

Have a wonderful Thanksgiving.

Tournament Chairman – Marilyn Consorto

September Winners

September 19th - Mixed Sixes

1s Overall Gross Honora Browne and Marilyn Consorto1st Overall Net Sharon Jordan and Pat Rhodes

I want to take this opportunity to thank the Men’s Association for hosting our Par 3 Joint Tournament of Wednesday, September 25th. The weather was perfect and it seemed everyone had a good time. What a great turnout for this fun event. Congratulations to the winners

1st Place Score 91BRAD BEARD, RICHARD PROVOST, ANN WAGNER, MARILYN CONSORTO

2nd Place Score 92GARY CONSORTO, JOHN BROWNE, JUDITH VOIERS, FRAN MCCARRON

3rd Place Score 95MICHAEL ROHMANN, RICK MORIN, MARY VUOLO, MARY BEARD

SAVE THE DATE

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NOVEMBER 2019

GLENLAKES


Ladies Golf AssociationNOVEMBER 2019 GAMES

November 7th *Straight Scramble* 8:00 AM ShotgunDue to Men’s Member/Guest, we will play a Straight 4 Person Scramble with a Shotgun start at 8:00 AM. Pro Shop will make up teams.November 14th & 15th Fall Member/Member 9:00AM Tee TimesPick your own partner. Better Ball of Partners, 95% handicap. If there is more than a 10 stroke difference in handicaps, partnership will play to a total of 10 strokes difference from the lowest handicap. Round 1 and Round 2 – better ball of partnership.November 21st Criss Cross 9:00 AM Tee TimesIndividual full handicap game. 9 holes will be used for the game. Those holes will be chosen by criss-cross. Players will compare scores on hole #1 to hole #10 and choose the best hole (over/under par). Then compare scores on hole #2 to #11 and continue this format until the best 9 holes are chosen.November 28th Happy Thanksgiving! No GolfSIGN UP AND JOIN IN THE FUN!*All games are subject to change

People Helping People will be conducting a FOOD DRIVE for its WEEKEND BLESSING PROGRAM commonly referred to as the backpack program. The program provides weekend food to Hernando County elementary school children from low income families for the entire school year. In 2018 food was provided to a little over 700 children and 2019 is tracking about the same. A complete list of foods will be listed on a poster attached to the receptacle box located just out side the main level dinning room. DATES TO REMEMBER - FROM NOV. 8TH - NOV. 26TH

EllenFrankDr.WaqarHasanDr.RodwanHiba,VPColleenQuarles

MartyReiman,VPMarleneShawPaulVentiYvonneWoods

JoAnneBoggus,SecretaryTheoBatchelderPhilipBomhoff,Jr.MaureenFollansbee

RonVanMatre,ExecutiveDirectorBoardofDirectors:DougBrainard,PresidentMaryAdams,Treasurer

PO Box 6182 Spring Hill, FL 34611

www.phpinhc.org (352) 686-4466

A501(c)(3),nonprofit,interfaithorganizationestablishedtoprovidenecessitiestoimpoverishedpeopleinourlocalcommunity

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“Old Fashioned Service with Today’s Technology”

www.mikesautobodysh.net

Mike's Auto Body & Repair With three convenient locations serving Citrus, Hernando & Pasco Counties

Brooksville Location 12217 Cortez Blvd.

Brooksville, Fl 34613 352-701-2999

Spring Hill Location 15320 County Line Rd. Spring Hill, Fl 34610

727-862-9474

Service Location 15604 County Line Rd. Spring Hill, Fl 34610

727-856-7850

High quality repairs to OEM standards

State of the Art Equipment AAA Approved Auto Repair Center Computerized Diagnostic 24/7 Towing Foreign & Domestic Courtesy Van Enterprise Rental on-site

HOURS

Monday-Friday 8am - 5:30pm

Saturday 8am - 12:30pm

Bring in a can donation and receive 10% Mechanical

Labor

Not to exceed $50 in discount value • Excludes LOF • Not to be used with other

coupons

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$24.99 Oil Change

& FREE Tire Rotation!

On select vehicles • Not to be used with

other coupons

GNL

PSRT STDU.S. Postage

PAIDPermit #204

Inverness, FL

MCD

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