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Accents Maple Leaf Advertising

January 2021 mlaccents635@gmail.com

Director’s Corner Gary M. Kobel President, Mapleleaf Board of Directors

President's Message I hope you all had a very Happy Holiday season. As I write this, the vaccine is being delivered to our health care workers. Although

this is positive news, we cannot let our guard down and must continue to follow our

Mapleleaf mandates. We have "masks are required" signs on all our buildings and

yet we continue to have our residents not follow our rules. Regardless of your views

on mask wearing, following our rules are not voluntary but mandatory.

I have heard of violations at the mail rooms, gym and woodworkers shop. I have had discussions with the woodworker's

management team, and I am happy to say they are taking positive steps to assure all their membership are wearing

masks while in the woodshop and I applaud their efforts. We will continue to monitor other areas such as the gym.

Repeated violations in the gym will result in your access rights taken away. The mail room must be self-disciplined; this is

a small space and is a risky area. Please help us stay safe.

Another area I find concerning is the possibility of holiday guests entering our park. If you have guests coming for the

holidays, please assure that they self-quarantine. Guests traveling through multiple states and going thru airports and

sitting on an airplane are at a high risk. I know this is getting old and we want to see our families, however, it is better to

safeguard ourselves and our families.

I apologize for the lecture above, however, we have been lucky so far and I think we are within 4 months of widespread

vaccinations and hopefully we can soon be together at Mapleleaf under more normal conditions.

The Board of Directors and your management team are in the midst of working on next year's budget. This year will be

more difficult due to the possible revenue shortfall due to the number of northern residents that will not be returning

until possibly the 2nd quarter of 2021 or possibly not until the fall of 2021. I would like to thank our Treasurer Karen

Hamilton, Corporation Treasurer Tammy Eugenius and our finance committee for all their hard work in preparing the

budget.

I would like to comment and clarify a portion of last month's accents article by the Board Secretary Martin Smyth. There

was a paragraph discussing the pro and cons of registering under FS719.

Communities in Florida operate under Florida Statutes. MapleLeaf operates under FS617 (corporation not for profit) and

has for the past 20 plus years. I would like to make it clear that your Board is overwhelmingly in favor of remaining a

FS617. Our past General Manager, John Bradley, and our current General Manager Mitch Krach which between them

have over 50 years of community management, are both in favor of remaining a FS617. Under John Bradley's

management, a study was conducted regarding moving from a FS617 to a FS719. Upon completion of the study it was

determined that the best course of action for Mapleleaf was to remain a FS617. Our corporate counsel, Harlan Domber,

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2 estimates to change from a FS617 to a FS 719, would cost Mapleleaf an estimated $500,000 or roughly $500 per

household. A stipulation of a FS 719 is that a reserve fund must be established. A reserve fund not necessarily a bad

requirement would require Mapleleaf to fund approximately 1 million dollars over the next 5 years to fund very specific

areas of our capital needs. For instance, if we setup a reserve fund to take care of our aging infrastructure, the funds

must be used for that purpose and could not be used to pay down debt or in case of a hurricane, which caused major

damage, funds could not be diverted to cover recovery costs. I have spoken to many of you that have raised concerns

about establishing a reserve fund. The major issue you related to me is putting dollars into the fund that you may not be

at Mapleleaf to see the benefit of those funds.

While I attended Board Member training, one of the speakers was the lead counsel for the Florida Corporative. After the

meeting, he approached me and advised me that Mapleleaf should remain an FS617. His opinion was you can choose to

follow the regulations that fall under a FS719 that are beneficial to our community and not follow the ones that are not.

You can certainly review these Florida Statues on your own by googling Florida statues FS617 and FS719.

Another issue that is looming over the Election Committee and the Board are the upcoming Elections and the AGM. The

Election Committee will be conducting the elections via mail in ballots. The Election Committee has decided to attempt

to hold a candidate’s night. The election Committee, the Board and the Communications club will be testing using Zoom

Webinar technology to run both the Candidates Night and the AGM. Our challenge regarding candidate's night is that we

need to assure our remote attendees will be able to ask questions of our candidates who will most likely be both local

and remote. As for the AGM, we are legally required that all attendees, both local and remote, must have the ability to

vote. As I notified you last month, we have split the elections and AGM. Currently the AGM is scheduled for February

22nd 2021; however, this can be moved as late as January if our technology is not ready. Members of the Board, the

Election Committee, Communications club and resident volunteers will be conducting our first round of testing Monday

December 21st. I will keep you advised on our progress.

By the time you read this we should know the names of the candidates for the Board and the Ombudsman positions. I

wish all of them my best wishes.

In closing, I offer my prayers that you will stay safe until we can put this pandemic behind us and are all back at Mapleleaf together again, Sincerely Gary M. Kobel

Web Manager, MapleLeafGcc.net Mike Smith

Mitch has mentioned is some of his Friday announcements about our Maple Leaf Advertising Web Page which you can see by clicking “ADVERTISING” at the bottom of the Home Page of MapleLeafGcc.net. We have 12 Advertisers on our Advertising Page: Tri County Air Conditioning, Pit Stop Auto Repair, Superior Carpet and Upholstery, Perfect Pest Control, Lake Michigan Credit Union, All Florida Weather Proofing, Southwest Restoration, Tommy Tie Downs, Consolidated Cabinets, Murdock Stones, Harlan Domber Law Firm and Thomas Schofield

Tax Service. I would appreciate your support for our Advertisers by looking at our Advertising Page. Also, if you have companies that you like who would be good candidates our Advertising Page, please forward their names to support@mapleleafgcc.net , it costs just $250 per year. Thank you.

Mike Smith

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General Manager Mitch Krach

The Park Staff hopes everyone is having a great holiday season and we wish

you all the best of New Years in 2021. I think everyone can agree that we will

be happy to put 2020 behind us! Staff is well prepared to support all the

functions, albeit much different this year, as we enter the three busiest months

of the season. A brief update of some subjects follows, but a more detailed

account is provided at the monthly Homeowner’s Meeting on the first Monday

of each month at the Queensway Center.

GUESTS IN THE PARK. This is the time of the year when we experience

the most incidents of rules violations and sometimes vandalism. If there are children visiting or staying as

guests, homeowners should review Rule # 13. Please note that any child under the age of 12 must be

accompanied by an adult and cannot ride a bicycle or tricycle without an adult being with them. Under Florida

Law children under 16 must wear a helmet when riding a bicycle. Children under the age of 16 cannot drive or

steer a golf cart. Children under the age of 12 must use the swimming pool behind the CanAm Clubhouse

unless there are published holiday exceptions. No child under the age of 18 shall enter or use any sauna,

whirlpool bath, exercise room, or billiard room. Please ensure your guests/visitors are well aware of the Rules

& Regulations and are properly supervised.

DECORATIONS IN THE PARK. Thanks to the clubs and homeowners for doing such a terrific job in

decorating the Park for the holidays.

REAL PROPERTY TAX BILLS. If you didn’t pay your County property tax bill in November, then you

missed the 4% discount. A 3% discount is still available for payment during the remainder of December, 2% in

January, and 1% in February. Taxes become delinquent on April 1st and you must add a 3% penalty.

MEDICAL EMERGENCIES. There have been a few instances of medical emergencies in the common areas

of the Park when persons looked for Maintenance employees rather than immediately dialing 911. The proper

procedure is to dial 911 first so valuable and possibly life saving time is not lost. There are emergency phones

at most Park clubhouses/pools plus many people are carrying cell phones. No matter what area code your cell

phone is registered in the 911 call will defer to the local 911 operator. Not only will valuable time be lost while

looking for a Park employee, but the 911 operator needs specific information from the person on the scene.

After completing the 911 call then you can call the gate house to advise the guard that rescue/EMS vehicles will

be coming to the Park and provide the location of the injured/ill party. If the medical emergency is cardiac

please also be aware of the next article.

SECURITY. Be safe, not sorry! It is important that you lock all your doors at night and anytime the home is

not occupied. A gated and fenced community does not mean someone can’t scale or cut the fence.

NEW GATE ACCCESS SYSTEM. We are all getting used to the new access control system at the gate. This

system provides much better control and reporting than our previous set up. We encourage everyone to become

familiar with the procedures to admit guests/vendors. Access to the community can be arranged by computer,

smart phone ap, or the use of the automated attendant feature of the system. Weekly email blasts have contained

the instructions, and if you have any issues the office staff is ready to assist you.

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EMAIL BLASTS. What started as a system to keep everyone up to date on COVID-19, has evolved into a

weekly (at a minimum) message to give updates on happenings in Maple Leaf. If you do not receive these

emails, please send your email address to info@mapleleafgcc.net and we will add you to the list.

CANAM POST OFFICE VEHICLE PARKING. In the interest of safety please insure you follow the

designated vehicle route through the CanAm Clubhouse driveway to utilize the parking spaces by the Post

Office. We request that you never park on the Queensway Road at the Post Office. There are additional Post

Office parking spaces in the Country Club parking lot section by the Woodworker’s Shop.

BICYCLE SAFETY. Bicyclists should adhere to the same rules required of vehicle operators. There have been

near accidents caused by bicyclists going through stop signs. There are also some bicyclists who exceed the

speed limit.

PET REGISTRATION. All pets must be registered in the Park Office by January 15th each year in accordance

with Rule # 14. Proof of rabies inoculation must be provided.

HOME SALES. There are currently 77 home sales for 2020. There are already five sales pending for 2021.

Inventory is low (12), so if you are considering selling your home during 2021 it may be wise to market the

home during the high season of January through March. We have three very experienced sales associates in

your Maple Leaf Sales Office to assist you.

TELEPHONE BOOKS. The 2021 Resident Telephone Directory will be available in early January. An

announcement will be made. Only one per household, please.

Wishing you the best of New Year’s during 2021

Golf Course & Grounds Superintendent Christopher Spence I wanted to start by wishing everyone a Happy New Year and I hope everyone had a fantastic

time over the holiday season. I know last year was a difficult for everyone, let's hope 2021 is

a great year and all our friends that couldn’t make it here last year can this year.

Total rainfall for the 2020 was 51.72 inches.

Park

I want to remind everyone that the maintenance facility doesn’t have the facilities to dispose of homeowner's waste,

whether it be trash, recycling or yard waste. Your waste is picked up weekly on Fridays by waste management and paid

for through your taxes, as a business, the corporation pays private contractors for its disposals. So please do not bring

your waste items to the maintenance facility because it increases the corporation's expenses and adds to everyone's

cost of living here.

If you have a request for irrigation repairs or flagging's please contact the main office so they can place work order.

Breaks and broken heads are the first priority for the Irrigation Technicians to fix, then flagging's second so please be

patient thank you.

If you are planning to re-sod your lawns my recommendation is to put down St Augustine as opposed to Bahia. St

Augustine performs better in South West Florida and can handle the heat, weed pressure, drought and wet weather

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5 better than Bahia. For both I would recommend a regular fertilizer and insecticide applications thorough a lawn or

pesticide company to ensure plant health but still remaining in compliance with Charlotte county fertilizer ordinances.

Golf Course

We have had some cooler weather over the past month, which is nice as it allows us to catch up on some of the smaller

stuff around the course while the grass is not growing as quickly. As we come into the dryer season you many see some

dry spots around the course. We are running irrigation, and we try to make it is as efficient as possible, so areas are

getting the adequate amounts of water, but some areas just dry out faster than others. We will be continuing with our

normal maintenance practices keeping the course in tip top shape.

On Tuesday January 12th, 2021 after the morning shotgun is complete the course will be closed for the rest of the day

for some maintenance on the greens and to apply a wall-to-wall fertilizer also.

Lawn Mowing

There will be one mow this month January 4th through 8th, please make sure all Christmas decorations are out of the way

of the mowers please.

If you ever have a problem regarding lawn maintenance, please contact the office so a work order can be placed for me

to come and see you. I am the middleman between residents and the lawn company when it comes to problems. Please

do not fix any damage before I and the lawn contractor foreman has seen it because as per the contract, they have to be

able to repair the damage themselves and the corporation does not take any responsibility for repairs caused by the

lawn maintenance company.

Pro Shop Nathan Wilson Memberships

Just a reminder that golf memberships for the 2020-2021 golf season are available

for purchase in the golf shop. We have 6 membership options for you with our Full

Season, Seasonal, Endless Summer, Endless Summer 2 (new this year) Casual and

finally our 90 Day Casual membership. Please stop by the golf shop and we will be

happy to help explain each membership in full detail to assist with your purchase.

Just remember, the number one question to ask yourself is “how many rounds will I

play” to determine which one of the 6 memberships suit you best.

Thursday Niners

Our weekly Thursday Niners group starts at 2:30 pm with a shotgun start (possible tee times). You can pick

your own team, or we can pair you up as well. There is a prize fund fee of $5, plus your daily golfing fees if you

are not a Full Year member with a trail pass. If you are a non-golf member, your cost is $20.00. The sign-up

sheet is located on the back porch of the golf shop and is taken down every Thursday morning so pairings can

be made. Food sign-up must be done at the Sandbar.

Golf Merchandise

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Your Maple Leaf golf shop is getting in new merchandise on a weekly basis and this year’s stuff is being very

well received. Whether it is our green minded Bermuda Sands apparel that is made with recycled plastic

bottles, or the newest line of Skecher’s golf shoes, we have you covered! Do not forget about the 50% off

Orange Tag Sale!

Thank You to Our Golf Course Ambassadors

A continued thank you goes out to our Golf Course Ambassadors. Their duties include filling divots on tee

boxes, fairways and rough. Repairing ball marks and picking up loose debris. If you are interested in becoming

an Ambassador, please contact Nathan in the golf shop at proshop@mapleleafgcc.net or by phone at

941.629.1666

Feeding Wildlife

It has come to our attention that a lot of the Maple Leaf wildlife are approaching people in a friendly manner

(not always a good thing) and this typically only means one thing… people are feeding them. Please

understand that this can negatively affect an animal’s instinct to hunt and gather food as well as pose a danger

to you. We appreciate your cooperation.

Maple Leaf Golf Carts

If you are planning on using a Maple Leaf golf cart for your round of golf, please remember to reserve your

cart with the golf shop the second you receive your tee time. We have a limited fleet of carts and they go

fast! If you receive your booked tee time through Chelsea, you receive your tee time(s) 6 days in advance.

Twilight Golf

Our twilight golf rates are in full effect and begin at 3:00pm daily. Just $20 plus tax gets you up to 18 holes of

golf on our beautiful golf course. If you are a not a golf member here at Maple Leaf, you can reserve your time

up to 6 days in advance.

Treasurer Karen Hamilton As I complete this message, we are finalizing the 2021 budget and the updated 10 Year Plan. While we anticipate a loss for 2021, we are encouraged with the many reductions we have made to our expenses. The overall budget for 2021 is better than I had expected. I sincerely appreciate the support of the Finance Committee and of our Accountant, Tammy Eugenius. They have all had to put in many extra hours to help in the 2021 budget process. They are the BEST!

November 2020 financials show a positive revenue of $166,146. This is directly attributable to the PPP loan received for 2021 in the amount of $378,000. Without the loan, we would have had a significant loss and we would not have been able to maintain staffing and operations at the desired level. The SBA (Small Business Association) sent the letter of loan “forgiveness” which allows us to offset the wages for those we retained throughout the periods of closure and reduced operations.

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7 We anticipate a loss for December but should still finish the year with positive net income, again due to the PPP loan. Our cash position remains strong. The Finances At A Glance is provided for your review. Best wishes for a wonderful New Year.

FINANCES AT A GLANCE

MONTH ENDING November 30, 2020 YTD YTD YTD

ACTUAL BUDGET VARIANCE

REVENUE

PARK

3,495,716

3,543,650

(47,934)

GOLF

699,449

809,296

(109,847)

SALES

78,563

73,045 5,518

SB/CC

328,331

420,510

(92,179)

REVENUE FROM OPERATIONS $ 4,602,059

$4,846,501 ($244,442)

REVENUE CLAIMED BY CLUBS $ 49,507 $0

49,507

REVENUE FROM CENTURY LINK $0 $376,538 ($376,538)

TOTAL REVENUE $4,651,566 $5,223,039 ($571,473)

EXPENSES

PARK

3,173,542

3,171,773

1,769

GOLF

1,113,755

1,123,977

(10,222)

SALES

7,507

12,701

(5,194)

SB/CC

538,609

525,567

13,042

EXPENSES FROM OPERATIONS $4,833,413 $4,834,018 $(605)

EXPENSE FOR CLUBS $ 49,507 $0 $ 49,507

EXPENSE FROM CENTURY LINK $0 $378,580

$(378,580)

TRINET SERVICE FEE CREDIT $(19,200) $0 $ (19,200)

FORGIVENESS SBA LOAN $ (378,300) $0 $(378,300)

TOTAL EXPENSES $ 4,485,420 $5,212,598 $(727,178)

REVENUE TO EXPENSE $ 166,146 $10,441 $ 155,705

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YTD CHANGE IN CASH POSITION

YTD REVENUE TO EXPENSE 166,146

ADD BACK DEPREC/AMORT

720,363

ADD CERTIFICATE SALES

80,000

ADD SBA LOAN

378,300

LESS SBA LOAN TRANSFER TO P&L (378,300)

LESS MORTGAGE PRINCIPAL

(264,981)

LESS CAPITAL EXPENDITURES

(661,381)

BALANCE SHEET ADJUSTMENTS

(183,733)

YTD CASH FROM OPERATIONS $ (143,586)

CASH POSITION 1/01/20 $

2,679,147

ADDED (USED)

(143,586)

ENDING CASH BALANCE 11/30/20

$2,535,561**

SBA LOAN BALANCE $ -

MORTGAGE BALANCE 11/30/20 7,981,776

NET DEBT 11/30/2020 $(5,446,215)

**ByLaw Twelve #12 States:” The park shall maintain an emergency reserve fund in the minimum amount of $1500,000.00 dollars”.

Maple Leaf Sales Office Welcome back to our winter residents. It is great to see

familiar faces when we are driving around in the sales golf

cart. Have you seen our new Homes For Sale page on the

Maple Leaf website under the real estate tab? You can also

check it out at www.MapleLeafSalesOffice.com it will display

ALL the homes for sale without having to login or provide an

email address. It is much easier to use than the previous

version. Homes are sorted by days on market, newest listings

are featured at the top of the page. You can change the sort

order ten different ways. The website also displays our

individual email addresses and phone numbers.

As of December 20th, we have 13 homes for sale with prices ranging from $84,900 to $195,500. Please remember, the

sales office can show and sell any listing regardless of broker name on the sign and the sales office always gives back to

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Have you owned your home for a couple of years or more? You may want to consider having a routine home inspection

and repair items before they become a larger, more expensive problem. Perhaps your roof needs repair, the vapor

barrier may be damaged, there may be a small plumbing leak you do not know about or your tie downs are rusted and

broken. Keep a record of your improvements and repairs for resale purposes. Buyers always like to know when

something was replaced. A well-maintained home has its rewards when it comes time to sell.

You can reach the sales office by phone 941-629-0219 and we open for walk-ins Monday through Friday 10am to 4pm,

Saturday 11am to 4pm and Sunday 12pm to 4pm. You can call us anytime, even after hours, 7 days a week. We have

three Florida licensed real estate agents in the Maple Leaf sales office, SHAUNA PLATT, BARBARA COLLINS and VICKIE

TEEL. Our office is located on the west side of the Can-Am building, look for our Open flag.

Let us bid farewell to 2020 and welcome 2021 with a big smile and hope in our hearts for the best year yet. Happy New

Year everyone!

Announcements: Channel 195 Jolene Scofield Channel 195 is the official online digital bulletin board for all Maple Leaf events and activities. It can be found at mlgcctv.com. Announcement requests can be made there. Corporate events , announcements, activity times and locations, Maple Leaf Office hours, Sandbar and Country Club hours, phone numbers and contact information for events and offices are just some of the Maple Leaf information that can be found on Channel 195. The bulletin board is updated by volunteers three times a week. If submitting an announcement request, take note of the rules and instructions for such.

10 Pin Bowling Alex Bostock Starting in January, new teams are being formed for 10 Pin bowling at Bowlarama. Whether you are a novice or experienced, you are welcome to join your Maple Leaf neighbors for a winter of fun bowling. Bowling takes place on Monday mornings, starting at 8:45 am. $13.00 per week includes three games of bowling as well as prize money given out at the end of the bowling season. If interested, please contact Alex Bostock at 941-787-5353 to be put on a team.

Built 1976-1979 Built 1980-1989 Built 1990-1999 Built 2000-2009 Built 2010-2019

2009 79,000$ 78,500$ -$ 125,000$ -$

2010 65,143$ 80,933$ -$ 109,350$ -$

2011 76,616$ 70,127$ 81,500$ 107,764$ -$

2012 72,981$ 64,456$ -$ 100,882$ -$

2013 58,357$ 67,187$ -$ 106,382$ 84,900$

2014 63,973$ 71,904$ -$ 92,220$ 135,500$

2015 72,531$ 81,005$ -$ 116,022$ 80,000$

2016 90,491$ 89,228$ -$ 127,348$ 135,500$

2017 98,590$ 93,505$ -$ 130,827$ 105,000$

2018 89,898$ 94,890$ -$ 144,497$ -$

2019 94,028$ 95,132$ 132,750$ 149,462$ 150,500$

2020 103,840$ 109,711$ -$ 143,004$ 155,000$

Average selling price over the years*

YEAR BUILT

* Above combines all lot classifications - Perimeter / Interior / Premium Interior / Lake & Golf Course

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Data Source: My Florida Regional MLS dba Stellar MLS / Prepared by Shauna Platt 12/19/2020

To know what your home is worth based upon year built, size, location and upgrades, contact the sales office

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Events Lisa Fanning If any club is planning an event would you please email me the information to include the date, time and location after you have scheduled the event with the office. I am trying to make sure everything will get onto the calendar. My email address is: mlaccent635@gmail.com Thank you!

Garden Club’s Annual Pancake Breakfast Kay Cosgray, Chairperson Garden Club Pancake Breakfast still needs volunteers. Please contact Kay Cosgray 865-809-8363 or

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Pancake breakfast will be on February 20, 2021 in the Queensway, social distancing and mask required. This year the

pancake breakfast will be a buffet style with pancakes and sausage. Tickets will go on sale in January for eating inside

and for takeout breakfast. The breakfast will have 4 seating options and will be from 7 am to 11 am. Please mark your

calendar for February 20, 2021 for the Garden Club fundraising event

Have a great Holiday season

History book update- Welcome back all and welcome to our newcomers. A history book about the park has been published by a group of members in the park. It is for sale for $19.50. Please contact Bill O’Hare 467-3189 or Cindy Shannon 507-261-3557 if interested. Merrymakers Alex Bostock Instead of our traditional show format, a new format for this year will take place in the form of a hybrid show that will combine a video of the best acts taken from the past 20 years mixed with live solos and duets. Everything will be done to ensure the health and safety of all concerned. There will be no backstage activity of dressers and multiple costume changes; no changing of sets; no backstage crew; no involvement of many communications group involvement. There will be no live dancing or large group acts. Soloists will perform on stage, away from the audience, between video acts. Microphones will be sanitized after every use. For this year only, the 2021 Merrymakers Show will be moved to the Queensway to allow for adequate spacing of chair seating. Seating will be in chairs only, no tables, to allow for adequate social distancing. There will be no reserved seating, but rather by general admission so patrons can sit where they like and be as far away from others as they so wish. Ticket prices will be $12.00 general admission. Temperatures will be taken at the door, as will adequate hand sanitizer be available. Anyone with a temperature will not be admitted. Masks will be mandatory and will be strictly enforced. There will be no general ticket sales date. Beginning January 15th, tickets will be sold by phone (941-787-5353), by email (alex33980@yahoo.com), or by text (+1-705-308-8855). A maximum number of tickets will be sold for each show. Show dates are Feb. 28, Mar.1, 2, 3 show time at 7 pm. With everyone’s co-operation and consideration, we should be able to produce an exciting vibrant show that will entertain the residents of Maple Leaf while at the same time keeping everyone safe and healthy.

MICHIGANDER RESIDENT’S PARTY SAVE THE DATE!! Our Michigan resident’s party will be March 14, 2021. This year's theme will be everything YOOPER!!

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11 Location will be at the Country Club. Social hour (bar snacks) 3 PM, Dinner 4-5 PM, Door Prizes 5-6 PM (donations accepted) Yooper menu: Pasties w/side of coleslaw & bread & butter pickles or Cudighi (a Yooper special) sandwich on a toasted bun w/sides of coleslaw & beans! Apple pie for dessert! Pasties will be shipped from Marquette by Lawry’s Pasty Shop and prepared by Roger and staff. Lawry’s Pasty Shop has been in business since 1946 and ships all over the country. Cudighi is ground pork w/special seasonings. Topped with pizza sauce & melted mozzarella. Toppings could include mustard and/or onions. We would like to have pictures of the U.P. running on the screen in the Country Club. If anyone has any to contribute, please send images in jpeg format to lisa.oliver.mi@gmail.com by January 31st. The Country Club has seating capacity of 120 so we will have plenty of room for social distancing. All Covid rules will be required for this event. Further information will be forthcoming when we have finalized the cost and ticket sales dates. Co-chairs this year are Connie Bush cnnbsh@gmail.com 269-579-2547 & Sue Hack hacksue@aol.com 941-662-6187

Newcomers Gathering Attention all New Maple Leaf residents! The January Newcomers Gathering will be held January 11th at 10:30 at the Country Club. This is a great way to meet others and to learn about the amenities and activities offered at Maple Leaf. Masks and social distancing required. Energy Conservation Committee Mike Smith I want to thank Mike Comba for his report on Energy Consumption and Conservation for Maple Leaf. You may find Mike‘s Report on the Natural Resources Committee Web Site at https://mapleleafgcc.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Electrical-usage-summary-report.pdf We have 4 swimming pools and 4 Club Houses that require energy for heating the water and air conditioning. The report provides charts and graphs of our energy consumption by month. The report does not have any immediate recommendations for energy conservation because we are doing a pretty good job now with our various energy controls. The key recommendation is that as our AC Units, Heat Pumps and other electrical equipment wear out, they should be replaced with units of higher energy efficiency. Mitch is well aware of this recommendation and will be following up. Thanks again to Mike Comba for his extensive research into our energy usage and the thoughtful production of his report.

Strawberry Festival Unfortunately, the 2021 Strawberry Festival will be on hold for One More Season. With the approval of Vaccines, we look forward to 2022 with Much Hope & Festivities. For years sponsors have supported us, this year we can support them. Call and check them out, follow social protocols. Here are the names of the sponsors: All Florida Weatherproofing and Construction Inc. - 1-877-572-1019; AMS 1-800—522-3134; Cart City 941-627-1669; Harlan R. Domber, Law Firm 941-923-9930; Lake Michigan Credit Union 941-258-3055; Pest Eliminators 941-766-0902 R & L. Construction 941-815-0404; Tommy Tie Downs LLC 941-628-6840 ; Tri-County Air Conditioning and Heating 941-485-2222; Marco's Pizza 941- 629-2929; Echelon Hair Salon 941-883-6402; Dolphin Dry Cleaners 941-743-6151 Fin Sushi & Grill 941-666-6686; Mr. Marvin's Barber Shop 941- 624-3788; Bowland 941-625-4794 Wrigley's Tennis 941- 637-1487 ; Jet's Pizza 941- 429-5387; Maple Leaf Golf 629-1666; Peters Restaurant 941-743-2454; Galaxy Nails & Spa 941-766-0807; Jewelry By Oksana - Maple Leaf GCC; Nail Tek 941- 235-3200 Sylvia Rose - Pottery, MapleLeaf GCC; Visani's 941-629-9191;Desi Salon 941- 875-9492; Cindy and Company Hair Designers 941-629-2200; Lorette Pinto, Supporter, MLGCC; Lime Tequila 941-625-1201; Little Good Times 941-625-1115

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SHUFFLEBOARD GAME SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE 12/12/2020. All games will be played at the Cam Am courts on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays times listed in the calendar. If it looks like rain, then we will not play. If you have questions give me a call or text 508-733-9355 Linda Nivala # 371

Tai Chi Enid Lunt Please be advised that the organized Tai Chi class normally held on Fridays between 10:30 and noon at the CanAm has been cancelled for the season. Those of you with Temple Exercise sheets can get a nice gentle 1/2-hour workout of all your joints and muscles and breathing by following the sheets. Some of you may be able to follow the Tai Chi Forms sheet to do the Tai Chi itself. Keep fit!

Clubs: ARTIST OPEN STUDIO Lisa Oliver It is an open forum where you can work on ANY one of your art projects along with fellow artist, creators, and crafters. Your experience level does not matter; you just need to enjoy creating. This format provides everyone the opportunity to learn from one another, in a less formal setting. While we do work independently, we also have had one day sessions on specific topics, based on class feedback. Normal classes are held on Thursday mornings (9-12) and this year, I am adding Thursday afternoons (1-4) so that we can limit the class size to 15. We will have a second sign up Thursday, January the 7th from 9-4 for those of you that are just arriving in Maple Leaf. This year, the Arts and Crafts club has waved all fees for this class. Due to Covid, you MUST WEAR YOUR MASK AND PRACTICE SOCIAL DISTANCING. Questions can be emailed to Lisa Oliver at lisa.oliver.mi@gmail.com

ARTS AND CRAFTS - PAINT AND SIP WORKSHOPS We have added a new date for sign up for those of you not arriving to Maple Leaf until after the holidays. Sign up will be held on Thursday, January 7th from 9 to 4 at the Rampart. The fee for the class is $20 and will include all your supplies except your apron and your BYOB. YOU MUST PAY WHEN YOU REGISTER TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT. Due to Covid, each class is limited to 15 participants. The classes are as follows: January 7th - Turtles January 28th Flip Flops February 18th Sailboats March 11th Flamingos April 1st Birds in a Tree All classes will be held at the Rampart from 6 to 9 PM. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. This is intended to be an evening of fun and explore your creativity...remember we were all artists when we were kids, we just need to wake that artist up!

ARTS AND CRAFTS – ALCOHOL INK WORKSHOP We have added a new date for sign up for those of you not arriving to Maple Leaf until after the holidays. Sign will be held Thursday, January the 7th at the Rampart from 9 to 4. The actual class will be held on Saturday, January 9th from 9 to 12 at the Rampart. Fee is $40 and includes everything except your apron. Originally, I was going to have you buy your own supplies. However, since 91% isopropyl alcohol is so difficult to come by as are some of the other supplies, I decided it was best to make kits for each of you. Not only will you go home with a minimum of 5 finished projects, including a magnet, several tiles, and a matted painting, you will go home with the remainder of your starter supply kit.

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Computer Club Bill Holland Unfortunately, we will NOT hold a JAN, FEB, MARCH meeting. It has been deemed prudent by the Computer Club, Board of Directors, until the number of COVID-19 cases decreases and or vaccinations have been applied to not hold any meetings for this Season, ending March 2021.

However, the Club is being regularly maintained with ink and paper. Directors are available for telephone or email guidance. The Computer Club is Open year-round, 24/7, printers, computers, shredder, fax machine, Call US/Canada for free. Please use the hand sanitizer when entering and leaving the building, use sanitizer on YOUR HANDS only, not equipment. Membership: $25 for one/ $35 for two in same residence, HAVE questions?

Contact: Denise Holland 941 391 6394 or Kay Cosgray 1 865 809 8363 for information, membership.Stay tuned to Channel 195 for updates. On your DEVICE go to MLGCCTV9.com Click on the gate.

BE SMART, BE ALERT, BE VIGILANT, the criminals are active.

On behalf of the Computer Club Directors, We wish you all the Best of the Christmas season, much Happiness, Prosperity and Good Health for 2021. Denise / Barry Holland, Dan LaHaise, Jane Pauls, John Locks, Bev Murray, Bill Rudd

The Fire Club Jim Harrison All normal functions 0f The Fire Club continue throughout the year. Aluminum can pick up is on Wednesdays. Please

have your cans out by 8:30am. We cannot recycle steel cans or plastic bottles. We pick up appliances, aluminum roof

materials and air conditioning units every day. We do not take electronics or furniture. Anyone in need of medical

equipment can ask any fire club member to see if any of these items are available for use. Thank you again for your

support.

Garden Club Helping Educate Maple Leaf Homeowners about Florida Flowers and Plants” Norman Harrison, President The Garden Club hopes everyone had a safe and pleasant holiday season. Happy New Year! Please come join us on January 9th for our Garden Club meeting at the Can-Am. Covid protocols of masks and social distancing will be followed. This will be our first meeting of the 2020-2021 Season. New members are always welcome. If you have not already joined, membership is $5. If you have already joined, bring your 2021 membership card with you and Rosemary will give you a card holder. Meet and Greet coffee and snacks will be held from 8:30 AM until 9:00 AM. A presentation by a Master Gardener will be followed by the business meeting of the Garden Club. Bring your own mug for a door prize ticket. The 2021 Pancake Breakfast is scheduled for Saturday, February 20th. Many volunteers are still needed to pull this event off. Hopefully, you will consider participating in some fashion. Please remember you can memorialize and honor your loved ones at any time with a donation to the Maple Leaf Beautification Fund. Envelopes can be picked up in the CanAm and at the Main Office. Any questions will be addressed by Kay Cosgray - 865.809.8363. Please contact Jolene Scofield 941.769.3559 or Kay Cosgray 865.809.8363 if you need additional information or bring your questions to the meeting. See you there!!

Golf

Attention Maple Leaf Golf Members

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14 To promote safety within our community, members have been permitted to be the sole rider in a cart since this past

spring. The policy of allowing a single person per cart will continue for the foreseeable future. The downside of the

policy is the number of carts on our course has increased significantly.

With the slower growing season upon us, our Golf Course Superintendent Chris Spence has recommended the following:

All Par 3’s will remain cart path only.

All golfers are subject to this policy, including members, resident nonmembers, guests and public players. Nathan and

his staff will inform each group which holes are cart path only and notices will be posted in each cart in our rental fleet.

Walkers are permitted to use those fairways.

Anyone holding a disabled flag is allowed to drive on the closed fairways, however we ask they adhere to a strict 90⁰ rule

when driving to their ball.

The policy will be a 4-week rotation (Monday to Sunday) as follows:

1. Week 1 Holes 1 and 10 cart paths only.

2. Week 2 Holes 4 and 12 cart paths only.

3. Week 3 Holes 5 and 15 cart paths only.

4. Week 4 Holes 7 and 17 cart paths only.

While this may be an inconvenience, we feel the pros outweigh the cons. It allows us to remain safe and golf on a

course that is in great shape.

If you have any questions on this matter, please do not hesitate to contact a member of the golf committee or Chris

Spence.

Golf Ladies League/ Ladies Golf Day Sharon Poland - Vice Captain Ladies Golf League (LGL)

Happy New Year and a healthy and safe 2021! Unfortunately, due to COVID, the Maple Leaf Ladies Golf League is on hiatus until the 2021/22 season, but it still welcomes all snowbirds and new residents, who have just arrived. Just a reminder that there is no LGL Membership fee this 2020/21 season when signing up for your ML golf membership! Still want to golf in team spirit? Then…..

Brush off your golf shoes and join the alternative Ladies Golf Day for play on Tuesdays. Debbie Bowe and Dawn Brocklehurst are doing a premium job of running the Ladies Golf day on Tuesdays. As well as lots of fun weekly games and winnings they have also offered to the players some pre golf treats and a Pre-Christmas Scramble and Luncheon. There is a $1.00 entry fee and cash prizes are awarded weekly. If you want to get out and social distance golf with your friends and neighbors this is the way to do it. Both 9- hole and 18-hole players are welcome. Signup sheet is at the back of the Pro Shop

As we leave last year behind us, we should reflect on everything the Pro Shop and its Staff has done to keep us safe from the hands of this pandemic. We would like to extend a huge “Thank You” to Nathan Wilson and everyone that makes our Maple Leaf golfing experience as comfortable, safe and with as little concern as possible. Cheers to 2021 and more Holes in One! The Ladies Golf League in 2021/22 promises even more fun, friendship and full swings! Please join us next season!

MEN'S GOLF LEAGUE 2020-2021 WINTER SEASON Gary Croskey, Captain PLEASE VISIT THE GOLF ASSOCIATION WEBSITE AT: http://www.mapleleafgolfassociation.com

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15 The League plays every Wednesday, until the last week of March. The League provides an opportunity for men, no matter what level of ability, based on USGA handicaps, to meet, socialize, play, and have FUN. FIRST TIME players are WELCOMED. Sign- up sheet is posted on the Mens League Bulletin Board located behind the Golf Pro shop. OPTION of playing either 9 or 18 holes. COSTS - What is all of this going to cost? First, Golf Association membership ($1 this year only), Second, a golf package to cover your greens fees, Third, the Men's Golf League charges: $2WEEKLY fee, PAYABLE ON DAY OF PLAY AT THE STARTER SHACK. SKINS - $2. Remaining Schedule of Mens Golf League sponsored EVENTS for 2020-2021 Wed. Jan. 6 - “Mid-Season Scramble” Luncheon @ Country Club Tues. Jan. 26 - TBD Luncheon and Scramble Awards @ CanAM Tues. Feb. 23 - TBD Luncheon @ CanAM Wed. Mar. 25 - “End of Season Scramble”, Luncheon @ Country Club

Lawnbowling Heather Comba The Salvation Army food drive sponsored by the lawnbowling club has been postponed until spring. At that time, the need may be even greater for food and volunteers on site. Those wishing to donate can do so then. Casual bowling on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:30 will continue throughout January. Thanks goes out to Laurie Fitzpatrick and Archie Reiach for organizing and establishing protocols to keep players safe. But safe play is dependent on the players, so thanks players. For those returning but simply wishing to come out and roll a few bowls please do so. There are no membership fees this season as we wish to provide opportunity for bowlers to bowl within their comfort zone. For those wishing to give the game a try please contact Jan Collings telephone # 941 627-1492. She will arrange one on one training to get you rolling that bowl to see if this is a sport you might like to try. A word of caution. This sport is addictive. Fun events like tournaments, potluck dinners, open houses, new bowler training and inter club friendlies have been cancelled during January but casual fun bowling is still available. Have fun and be fun to be with.

LINE DANCING Denise Holland

Line Dancing happening in the Queensway with Naida Johnson, Corrine Brownridge 👢 and guest Instructor, Jeff Papiez will be keeping our Happy Stompers moving and a Grooving all January. Line Dance returns Jan 6th on Wednesdays at the Queensway from 7 - 8 :30 pm (Beginners 7 - 7:45). Learn the Steps, Laugh, Enjoy. Hand-outs are available. Bring a mask and water, Easy to keep a distance. It is an evening of Fun & Learning. Keep the Feet Happy, Dance! Dance! Dance!

PICKLEBALL Tom Kanigan, Past President Due to COVID restrictions, the Club Executive has decided not to have the normal organized schedule or events in 2020-21. This means there will be no ladder play, team league or tournament play. There will also be no membership drive or membership fees. The Club has established the following schedule of play. If the number of players increases significantly, this schedule may be adjusted to ensure safety by limiting the number of players at the courts at any one time. Monday/Wednesday/Friday Mornings

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10:00 – Noon: Novice & Intermediate Minus players Tuesday/Thursday/Saturday Mornings

8:00 – 10:00: Novice & Intermediate Minus players 10:00 – Noon: Intermediate Plus & Advanced players

The courts are open for resident use as desired in the afternoons and on Sundays. No sign-up is required for afternoon

and Sunday play. However, If the number of residents playing at these times increases significantly, a sign-up system

may be implemented to ensure safety. Players should at all times maintain appropriate physical distancing, use the hand

sanitizer available at the courts, and stay safe.

New pickleball rules have been established and a new rule book will be coming out in 2021. The big change is that a “let” serve will no longer exist. This means if the serve hits the net but lands in the proper court, play continues as if the serve had not hit the net. The Club will be applying this rule immediately with a suitable period of education during which players will simply be reminded of the new rule. Thank you for your understanding during these unusual times. Please consult the Club web site, https://mapleleafpickleballclub.weebly.com, for ongoing developments, and stay healthy.

Maple Leaf Tennis Club Naz Meghji To say that 2020 has been an unusual and a difficult year for many would be an understatement. It is times like these we are reminded of the importance of looking out and caring for one another. We thank all of those involved who continue to do that within Maple Leaf and the Maple Leaf Tennis club. On behalf of the tennis executive and membership, we wish everyone all the best for 2021. Stay Positive, Stay Safe, Stay Healthy. Murray Knights – President Women’s Doubles Ladder The women’s doubles ladder will commence on Thursday January 7 and will continue January 14 and January 21 from 3:30 to 5:30pm at the Charlotte Courts. If interested Please let me know at meghjinaznin@gmail.com your level and your phone # by January 4, 2021. Upcoming (SUGGESTED) WEEKLY PLANS Monday: 8am-11am, Women's league play, Charlotte Courts 11am-1pm, Men's open Tuesday: Lessons and Skills and Drills with Tony. Hopefully starting Jan. 12. Wednesday: 8am-10am, Women's open 10am-12noon, Men's open Thursday: Men's league play, Charlotte courts Men's Championship, Jan.11,2021 Can Am courts Women's Ladder: Jan 7, 2021 Friday: 8am-11am, Women's Championship #2. Starts Friday, Jan15, 2021 (Charlotte) SUGGESTED TOURNAMENTS Sat. Jan. 16, 2021- Men's Doubles Sat. Feb. 6, 2021-Women's Doubles Sat. Mar. 6th- World Team Tennis (Davis Cup) All sign-up sheets will be posted at the Charlotte courts Social Outdoor Tennis Event Scheduled for February 26th at the Sun deck. Stay tuned for more details. A big Thank you to Bruce Neff crew and the Uptown Girls for decorating the Can Am. Happy New Year to All. Stay well, happy and safe till we meet again! Keep Swinging!! Judy Sheehan, Jacque Forsythe, Lorette Pinto

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"A TASTE OF TENNIS" Led by: Nancy & Keith McGruer The Tennis Club will hold a free orientation session "A TASTE OF TENNIS" On Wednesday, January 6th, 2021 at 3:00 - 4:30 pm at the Can-Am courts. This will be an opportunity for those without tennis experience, those having played a bit of tennis a long time ago but did not have instruction, and players who want to go back to the fundamentals. Come out and give it a try! Basic strokes will be explained and demonstrated. We suggest you wear shorts with good size pockets. Proper running shoes are required. Racquets and balls will be supplied. For those wishing to continue with a series of five lessons, they will be Sundays Jan. 10th, 17th and 24th 3:00 – 4:30 pm at the Can-Am courts and Wednesdays Jan. 13th and 20th from 3:00 – 4:30 pm, at the Can-Am courts. A sign-up sheet for the “Taste of Tennis” is posted on the Tennis Club bulletin board at the Charlotte Center. For more information, call 883-7260. You will then be part of a dynamic and friendly group with lots of opportunities to play tennis and enjoy the Club's social activities. Over 200 people have come through this program and many are now playing on Maple Leaf competitive teams.

Shuffleboard Club Bridget White Please be advised: Due to COVID-19 The Shuffleboard Club will not be operating any Scheduled Membership this season. Travel restrictions are still imposed in Canada, Europe and the U.S. Please check the Bulletin Boards for any Updates. The Courts are available to use for those who wish to play. Equipment is available to use but you are responsible for taking the appropriate and necessary Safety Measures. We hope everyone Stays Safe and Healthy until we meet again. We look forward to a Fun Filled Season Next Year (2021) A Very Happy and Healthy New Year Shuffleboard Club Executive

Woodworkers Club Kathy McCarthy, Special Events As we welcome 2021, the woodworkers would like to extend Happy New Year wishes to everyone and hope that we will all stay safe and healthy. The January Woodworkers Member meeting will be held on Tuesday Jan 5, 2021 9 -10:30 am in the CanAm. Membership renewals will begin on Saturday Jan 9, 2021 from 8 — 10 am in front of the Woodshop. Membership fee is $50 payable in cash or check made out to ML Woodworkers Club. There will be other times available to renew your membership. Watch the bulletin board outside the Workshop for additional dates/times. As more of our members and supervisors make their way to Maple Leaf, the hours that the shop is available to members is increasing. Our best way of communicating the changing status of access to the workshop is through email to all members and notices on the bulletin board outside the workshop. Please watch for both for the most current information. You can also check the bulletin board for classes that are offered. Some classes are available to nonmembers for an opportunity to learn some new skills and find out more about the club. Our BOD has a solid transition plan with several committees preparing for the time that our new workshop building gets the go-ahead from the ML Board. The pandemic put a hold on the plans, but we are gearing up to be ready for when we get the green light. Please respect other woodworkers in the workshop by doing the following. Failure to comply may result in workshop hours being limited or the shop closed. - Wear a mask at all times in the workshop, including when you enter to borrow tools - Clean up ANY mess you make - no matter how small - Don’t operate power tools in the shop if no one else is there - you’ll need someone to call 911 if you hurt yourself - SMILE - you’re on camera. Our video recording system is working

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Editors Corner Lisa Fanning

I am asking everyone who schedules an event with the office to send the Accents an email with the time, date and location. I am trying to get everything we need to hear about on the calendar but I cannot do it without your help! Once again, I would like to invite anyone who would like to thank a special person or couple in the park that go above and beyond to help neighbors or volunteer. Please remember all submissions to the Accents newsletter are due on the 20th of the month prior to publication. Please use Calibri for style and 11 fonts in a word document at mlaccents635@gmail.com Please be aware if you are looking for information on a

club and you do not see it in the Accents it means the club did not submit an article for this month’s publication. Make sure to check 195 for the most up to date events.

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CC- Country Club CA- CanAm CH-Charlotte Center Su-Sundeck Qw- Queensway Please note that Aqua Fitness is scheduled at the Can-Am Pool Mon-Sat from 7:45a-8:30. Beginners Yoga Tues. 3:30p-4:30p, Thursday 9a-10a Charlotte Center Ladies Golf every Tuesday. Mens Golf League every Wednesday Pinochle at the Charlotte Center every Tuesdays 7pm

Paint & Sip Workshops 6-9pm Rampart Center January 7th – Turtles, January 28th Flip Flops Tennis Womens Double Ladder Jan 7, 14, 21 3:30 to 5:30pm at the Charlotte Courts. Taste of Tennis Wednesday, January 6th, 2021 at 3:00 - 4:30 pm at the Can-Am courts. Every Thursday Bingo Can Am 7pm doors open at 6:30pm

January 2020 Check channel 195 for cancellations or additions Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1. SU-Movin &

groovin 10:15a Qw-Yoga 10:30a-12n Shuffleboard 6:30p

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3. 1pm NFL Ticket- Country Club Shuffleboard 6:30pm

4. CA-Karaoke-5:30-8:30p

5. Su-Movin & Groovin 10:15a 9a CH-Bible Study 9a-10:30a CA Woodworkers Meeting Lawnbowling-9:30am

6. Shuffleboard 10am Qw-Yoga 10:30am-12n Ch-Darts 1:30p Qw-Line Dancing 7p-8:30p

7. CC-Club Night 3p-7 9:30a Artist Open Studio 9a-12 1p-4p afternoon session Sign-up 9-4 Rampart

8. SU-Movin & groovin 10:15a Qw-Yoga 10:30a-12n Shuffleboard 6:30p

9. Garden Club meeting 8:30am Can Am Alcohol Ink workshop 9am -12 Rampart Woodworkers members renewal 8a-10 at shop

10. 1pm NFL Ticket- Country Club Shuffleboard 6:30pm

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12. Su-Movin & Groovin 10:15a CH-Bible Study 9a Lawnbowling 9:30am cc-Happy Hour 3p-7p

13. Shuffleboard 10am Qw-Yoga 10:30am-12n Ch-Darts 1:30p Qw-Line Dancing 7p-8:30p

14. CC-Club Night 3p-7 Lawnbowling-9:30am Artist Open Studio 9a-12 1p-4p afternoon session

15. SU-Movin & groovin 10:15a Qw-Yoga 10:30a-12n Shuffleboard 6:30p

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18. CA-Karaoke-5:30-8:30p

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20. Shuffleboard 10am Qw-Yoga 10:30am-12n Ch-Darts 1:30p Qw-Line Dancing 7p-8:30p

21.Lawnbowling-9:30am Artist Open Studio 9a-12 1p-4p afternoon session

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25. CA-Karaoke-5:30-8:30p

26. SU-Movin & Groovin 10:15 CH-Bible Study 9a Lawnbowling-9:30am cc-Happy Hour 3p-7p

27. Shuffleboard 10am Qw-Yoga 10:30am-12n Ch-Darts 1:30p Qw-Line Dancing 7p-8:30p

28.Lawnbowling-9:30am Artist Open Studio 9a-12 1p-4p afternoon session

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