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TÜÉâÇw tÇw TuÉâà |Ç [tÜuÉÜ VÄâu With Judy Stultz We experienced record low FREEZING temperatures this winter ~ causing even the most die-hard golfers to seek shelter at home in front of the fire. To escape the frigid climate ~ HC’s professional cruisers, Janie & Bob Legg, were off in January for their third cruise through the Panama Canal. This follows a December cruise from Rio de Janeiro to Florida that included shipmates ~ Charlie Cook and Gwenn Ifel of the PBS news network. Where to next Janie & Bob? The MGA held their annual Awards Dinner on January 9th. Outgoing President, Gary Williams introduced the 2010

officers, Osci Gordon, President and Jim Gburek, Vice president. (More info. in MGA article.) Boys and their toys ~ Unable to be out on the links because of our foul winter weather, one group of golfers found another challenging outlet for their energies as Dave Hamilton and Glenn Kendall hosted the Wii Bowling teams on Monday evenings. Valentine’s Day brought us a snowy wonderland, luckily the Valentine Dinner/Dance was held the following night. Couples enjoyed a wonderful Surf & Turf dinner before

dancing to the music of the Derany Band. Angela and Stephen were on hand to snap “prom pictures” for each couple.

Harbor Club Ladies League ~ Ladies entering the club-house at Harbor Club for the January meeting were pleasantly surprised to find sparkling glasses of Mi-mosa’s awaiting them for the Brunch instead of Lunch meeting. Several rounds of Bingo concluded the morn-ing’s activities. In February Deborah Dukes of Lake Country Design presented a program on Trends in Furniture and Home Décor for 2010-2011. She brought many of her vendors whose fabulous displays attracted quite a few shop-pers. And ~ our HC Ladies are certainly tops in the shopping category!

March took the ladies to the Carriage House for an Antiques Road Show styled program. Many of the members brought in family heirlooms and treasures to be appraised and admired. Macon’s Grand Opera House was a March destination for the ladies as they traveled to see a production of Lord of the Dance at the historic theater. The HC Outreach Committee held a Guys & Gals Card/Game fundraiser in February where soups, sandwiches and sweets were served before the games began. Proceeds are being donated to local charities. Members also continue to donate time to the Christian Outreach Thrift Store. Continued on next page……...

Around and About continued…. The Water Aerobics group is spending the winter months at the new Aquatic Center in Madison. They’ll resume swimming at the Harbor Club pool once the temperature gets into a comfortable zone. Diane Hamilton only agreed to play a round of golf with Linda VanDuzer and Diane Gburek on Sunday, Feb. 21st because it was the first mild/sunny day in weeks. Using her driver on number 12 ~ SHE HIT A HOLE-IN-ONE! Well done Diane! Thursday, March 25th was the kickoff date for the HC LGA 2010 season. A trunk show before the meeting gave all the gals a look at the latest in golf wear. Officers for the year are: Val Ledyard ~ President, Rita Jones ~ Secretary/Treasurer, Marie Madsen ~ Tournaments and Kathy Kurelic ~ Playdays. Their first day of play just happened to be on April Fool’s Day! Wishing you a Happy Easter, warm spring days and starry, starry nights ahead. Judy

Harbor Club Covered in Snow

Photos submitted by Harbor Club Members, Pat Frain &

Jack Ledyard

Harbor Club Game Group If you love playing cards, join the Harbor Club Game Group! The group boasts over 90 members this year (80 regular players and 13 substitutes). The members meet in groups of eight every other month to play the card game, Texas Tango. Each couple brings an hors d’ oeuvre to share along with their drink of preference. Hosts are rotated so that each couple only entertains once during the year. Sheila and John Connelly are in charge of setting up the groups each year. At the end of the Game year an Awards party is held and prizes given to the first through sixth place winners. The loser is awarded the infamous Fanny Flamingo, to be displayed in his/her front yard until the following year’s loser has to claim ownership. This group is a great way to meet new neighbors (or get reacquainted with the old) and have a fun evening while doing so. For more information, please contact the Connelly's at706-454-0805. Submitted by Judy Stultz

Harbor Club Membership

2010 Membership Dues: In these tough economic times, many Golf Clubs are increasing their membership dues to keep up with expenses. Harbor Club is pleased to announce that there will be no dues increase for the 2010 Membership year and while still enjoying all the great benefits of membership without a decrease in service.. The current schedule of deposit and dues are as follows:

*$50 per month food and beverage minimum charged monthly. *Cart Fee is $20 per player *Trail Fee for Personal Golf Cart is $800 per year payable April 1, 2010.

Harbor Club Website:

Harbor Club Members may access the Members Only section of the website for information on MGA, LGA, Ladies League, MPOA and other Club news. The membership directory, calendar and forms are posted for your convenience. To access this section, please visit www.harborclub.com, click on the Members Only section of the web. The username is your member number and your password is your last name.

Member Referral Program: Harbor Club is currently rewarding each Member with three months dues credit when they sponsor a new permanent or lease Member to Harbor Club. Please contact Angela Dell at 706-453-9690 Ext. 3 or email at adell@harborclub.com to inform her of your invitee’s name, address, phone number and email address. To be eligible we must receive this infor-mation prior to the invitee contacting the Club and they can not be currently in our database.

Membership Category Membership Deposit Monthly Dues Golf Membership $25,000 $300 Associate Golf Membership/Sports $15,000 $200

Social Membership $ 3,500 $ 90

Fitness Club

Yoga:

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

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

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

$70.00 and $125.00, respectively. Classes will end in May for the summer and begin again

in September.

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

Harbor Club Tennis News… The LOTA Ladies Spring leagues will be commenc-ing soon and play will be every Saturday morn-ing. Please be sure to read the standing reservation sheets posted by the courts and to reserve a court, please fill out the form or contact me directly. If you are new to the area and wish to get into the great game of tennis, please visit LOTAtennis.com or see the LOTA newsletter posted with the reservation sheets. LOTA now has a new program "Let's Play" that is specifically designed for beginners and those who want to return to the game after an absence.....see you all on the courts soon and please contact me for any information regarding tennis at Harbor Club or in our area either by phone 706-431-6133 or email lalof-gren@plantationcable.net. We look forward to seeing you on the courts!

Harbor Club Bridge

Duplicate Bridge. For more details on Dupli-cate Bridge please contact Jeri Darfler at 706-453-1740. Harbor Club Ladies Party Bridge Group welcomes all inter-ested players for fun and fellowship. The group meets in the Oconee Room at the HC Clubhouse at 10 AM, and meet regu-larly on the fourth Wednesday of each month. Anyone inter-

Croquet Our season of Golf Croquet begins on April 29th. The Croquet Crowd will meet on Thursdays at the Club House courts at 4:00 p.m. You do not need a partner. Come and join the fun. Af-ter croquet join us in the lounge for drinks and snacks. Any questions call Bob Welsh at 706 453-9441. .

Summer Water Aerobics Deep Water Aerobics at the outdoor pool will begin Wednesday June 2. The regular sessions will take place every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8:30a.m. Participants must provide their own equipment: a water buoyancy belt, water barbells and a noodle, kickboards are optional. There is a fee of $5 per session. Participants can obtain a discount by paying in advance. Call Millicent Zamirowski 706 207 4731 for more information.

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May Birthdays

April Birthdays

May Anniversaries

April Anniversaries

June Birthdays June Anniversaries

Brandon Perigard 1 Kay Rasor 1 Jack Altherr, Jr. 1 Jack Dell 4 Robert Myer 4 Robert Wylie 4 Mike Dawkins 6 Joseph Kurelic 6 Roger Glass 7 Randy Oliver 7 Tad Selby 8 Annie Benise 8 Paul Lelong 9 Susie Ranney 9 Jim Gill 10 Linda Weiser 10

Cynthia Collins 12 Bill Lynch 12 Emily Bearden 13 James Bearden 13 Brian Richey 14 Royce Morris 15 Arthur McCain 15 Granville Alley 16 Jeff Grant 16 Maricel Mattei 17 Michael Shelly 17 Nikki Hayes 18 Sutreater Morgan 19 Edward Zipperer 19 Dawson Carter 20 Ann Chambless 20 Glenn Kendall 20 Al Bruno 21 Charlie Kimbrell 21

Robert Hogan 21 Jack Stauffer 21 Allan Oram 22 Elizabeth Petrie 22 F. Peter Nicholson 23 Cynthia Campbell 24 James Davis 24 Amanda Hamilton 24 Robert Kurelic 24 Gerald Garland 25 Ross Kelly 26 Timothy Gallops 26 Robert Lofgren 26 Shirley Wheeler 26 Patricia Balduff 27 Jerry Helms 28 Nadia Lovett 28 Linda VanDuzer 29 Jane Preston 30

Frank & Cheryl Beamer 1 Jamie & Lin Contino 4 Russell & Jan Eyman 5 Perry & Doris Marcus 5 Chris & Laura Lucius 6 James & Linda Moore 7 Jimmy & Carol Britt 8 Don & Jean Chesnut 9 Charles & Patricia Brigham 10 Jeff & Ginger Grant 16 Anne & Larry Price 16 William &Kathrin Rudland 16

Pete & Wendi Foster 16

Michael & Jennifer Jackson 19

Edward & Janet Zipperer 19

Richard & Katherine Calhoun 20

Tony & Dianne Britt 21

William & Joan Way 21

George & Joyce Johnson 21

Bob & Maye Weyhmiller 25

Frank and June Malcom 28

Fred & Barbara Dennis 30

Bud and Judy Stultz 30

Lin Contino 1 Pat Cresswell 1 Jim Rinard 1 Jessica Vardas 1 Gary Aasen 2 Nell Lynch 3 Dr. John Stathas 3 Samuel Fowler Jr. 4 Michael Boudens 5 Bob Ride 5 JoAnne Delles 6 Pepper Helms 6 Ginny Kendall 6 Hope Helms 7 Emily Montgomery 7 Valerie Ledyard 8 Drew Butler 10 Frank Malcolm 10 Fran Schroeder 11

Judy Miles 13 Jack J. Struck 14 Melanie Lipscomb 14 Ellen Dehihns 14 Karlie Perrin 15 Stephen Reich 15 Olivia Strickland 15 Kelley Buttrick 16 Robert McCormick 16 William Rudland 16 Kimberly Singer 16 Beth Dukes 17 Mary Adams 18 Pamela Latham 18 Lynda Grant 18 Roberto Mattei 19 Annalise Peters 20 Russell Eyman 21 Tyler Pilgram 21 Jessica Tyrrell 21 Jean Adams 21 Brian Kingston 23

Carley Serra 23 John McCormack 24 Peter Scott 24 Debbie Burns 25 William Campbell 25 Jeffery Lott 25 Diane Hamilton 25 David Lovett 25 Erin Fahey 26 Elizabeth Fahey 27 Kyle Kingston 27 Rhett Rainey 28 Robert Legg 28 Colleen Cassidy 29 Peter Foster 29 Gary Williams 29 Robert Lipscomb 30 Jolene Boatwright 31 Shirley Smith 31 Dottie Suggs 31 Scott Cahoon 31

Peter & Kassandra Keller 2

Tad & Beverly Selby 4

Bill & Jeri Darfler 5

William & Kathleen Hroch 5

Jeffery & Dade Lott 7

Lawrence & Theresa Subacz 8

Tim & Carla Burgess 12

Trey Alley & Karen Johnson 12

Douglas & Sherrie Southern 12

Peter & Beth Scott 13

Bill & Carol Brackner 15

Frank & Mary Crumley 18

Gary and Terry Lockman 18

Andy & Mary Beth Oxley 19

James & Diane Gburek 21

William & Louise Hull 21

Wayne & Ginny Kendall 22

Lee & Diane Roberts 23

Brandon & Jill McCuin 24

James & Beth Dukes 28

Ed & Rachelle Larue 28

Richard & Susan Warnke 28

John & Sheila Connelly 30

Gordon & Leah Dukes 30

Mike & Jane Kokoska 30

William & Carol Gordon 31

Patsy Berryman 2 Larry Lambo 2 Marjory Perrin 2 Chris Polk 2 Kip Mercer 3 James Miller 3 Karen Nicholson 4 Gus Robinson 4 Gary Carlton 5 Bill Dotson 7 Dr. Robert Furches 8 Valerie Jansen 7 Gary Peacock 8 Cindy Bledsoe 9 Linda Oliver 9 Elizabeth Teat 6 Leigh Lofgren 10 Janel McCullers 10 Davis Temple 10 Patricia Jackson 11 Camden Cahoon 11 Don Smith 11 Lindsey Aasen 12 Bharti Patel 12

Sydney Ling 13 Charles Thorp, Jr 13 Kassandra Keller 14 Sheryl Olsen 14 Kelsey Hayes 14 Kelly Romich 14 Chloe Cavalli 15 Candice Russell 15 Jamie Patel 15 Sherrie Southern 15 Matthew Cohen 16 Andy Southern 17 Anne Price 18 Robert Wyrick 18 Cora Harber 18 David Mann 19 Mary Beth Oxley 19 John Fick 20 Mallory Helms 20 Kathleen Maloney 20 Norman R. Hayes 20 Pat Hunter 21 William Way 21 Jeanie King 21 Karen Cassidy 22

James Cerny 22 Wendy Schaefer 22 Genie Wombie 23 Betty Levett 23 Justin Zweig 23 Heather O’Neal 24 Christopher Vardas 24 Aaron McCuin 25 Ginger Grant 25 Keith Romich 25 Eric Cavalli 26 Connie Houser 26 Liza Scott 27 Charlotte Osborne 27 Carol Brackner 28 Jenna Gallops 28 John Christian 28 Jenna Gallops 28 Nicholas Contino 28 Betty Levett 29 Clayton Bearden 30 Katherine Calhoun 30 Al Cornelius 30 Ellen Stewart 30 Lawerence Subacz 30 Annie Lipscomb 30

Richard &Nancy Sheppard 1

Ramsey & Susie Altman 2

Dr. Robert & Nancy Furches 2

Lee & Melissa Rainey 2

Clark & Rachel Jones 4

Jack & Lucy Altherr 4

David & Diane Hamilton 4

Michael & Mary Adams 7

John & Debbie Christian 7

Robert & Kathy Kurelic 7

Michael & Rebecca McRobbie7

Nick & Mary Piacentini 7

Dr. Eric & Ronni Udoff 7

Jack & Lynette Dell 9

Edward & Pamela Latham 9

Don & Jane Phipps 9

Rollin & Patricia Jackson 11

Richard Schaeffel & Karyn March 12

William & Mary Johnson 13

Robert & Jacqueline Cowles 13

Bill & Pat Frain 14

Kenneth & Any Hyatt 14

Joseph & Suzanne Kurelic 18

Peter & Karen Nicholson 19

Roy & Marie Madsen 21

Samuel Jr. &Hanna Fowler 23

Dan & Marsha Hodges 23

Leroy & Linda Horst 24

Harry &Pat Stephens 24

Michael & Alicia Long 29

David & Nadia Lovett 29

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

Email Notices

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

email address to Angela Dell at adell@harborclub.com

Polo Grille & Lounge

YÜÉÅ à{x Wxá~ Éy à{x TvvÉÅÅÉwtà|ÉÇá `tÇtzxÜ‹A Reminder to all Members and Residents: Cottage Rental Special Continues... For a limited time, Harbor Club is offering its members and residents a reduced rate on Cottage Rent-als. These exceptional 3 bedroom cottages are perfect for your out-of-town guests. Visitors enjoy discounts on golf, the use of all amenities, including our clubhouse, dining facilities, swim and tennis center, fitness center and more. Housekeeping services are included. You may visit us on the web at www.harborclub.com for more information on the Cottages. Based Upon Availability • HC Member Rate: $175 per night plus tax • HC Non-Member Resident Rate: $195 per night plus tax • Non-Resident Rate $250 per night plus tax For more information, please contact me at 706-453-9690 ,Ext. 240 or via email at LRIMES@HARBORCLUB.COM

~Laurie Rimes

New Property Owners

James Adcock 1030 Carriage Ridge

Russell & Deborah Puppe 1080 Carnoustie Drive

Douglas Wilkerson

1631 Cypress Point Way

Timothy & Karen Wessel 1040 Troon Court

Easter Brunch Sunday, April 4th, 2010

At the Polo Grille & Lounge 11:00am-2:30pm

Menu: Ceasar Salad, Fruit Salad,

Baked Ham, Fried Chicken, Lamb Shanks, Mashed Potatoes, Collard Greens,

Squash Casserole, Bacon, Sausage, Scrambled Eggs, Grits, Biscuits,

Waffles and Assorted Deserts.

$22 per person plus tax & gratuity Reservations a MUST!

Please RSVP to Angela Dell

By Wednesday, March 31st at 706-453-1381 Seating is Limited

Mothers Day Brunch

Sunday, May 9th, 2010 At the Polo Grille & Lounge

11:00am-2:30 PM

Menu: Ceasar Salad, Fruit Salad,

Fried Chicken, Pork Tenderloin, Mashed Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,

Vegetable Medley, Bacon, Sausage, Scrambled Eggs, Grits, Bis-

cuits, Waffles and Assorted Deserts.

$22 per person plus tax & gratuity Reservations a MUST!

Please RSVP to Angela Dell

By Wednesday, May 5th at 706-453-1381 Seating is Limited

Polo Grille & Lounge Hours: Tuesday

Lunch Served: 11:00AM-3PM Wednesday

Lunch Served: 11:00AM-3PM Thursday

Lunch Served: 11:00AM-3PM Dinner Served: 5PM –9PM

Friday Lunch Served: 11:00AM-3PM

Dinner Served: 5PM –9PM Saturday

Lunch Served: 11:00AM-3PM Dinner Served: 5PM –9PM

Sunday Lunch Served: 11:00AM-3PM

706-453-7111

Events

Bingo at the

Polo Grille & Lounge 6:00 Dinner

7:00-9:00 BINGO

Wednesday, April 28th

$.50 per card May order off Bar Menu

Please call Angela dell at 706-453-9690 Ext. 3

Or email adell@harborclub.com to RSVP. Seating is Limited - Members Only

BINGO card proceeds will be donated to charity of

choice by final winner.

Upcoming Events

This Summer

Swim Lessons

Dance Classes

Cheeseburger in Paradise Party

Time & Date to be set soon!

Harbor Club Easter Egg Hunt

The Easter Bunny’s on his way, with treats for girls and boys, with jelly beans and Easter eggs, and baskets full of toys!

The Big Timber Lodge Playground

Saturday, April 3rd, 2010

3:00 p.m.

Please RSVP to Angela Dell at 706-453-9690 Ext. 3 or adell@harborclub.com By Thursday , April 1st

Junior Golf Clinic

“Learning the Game of Golf” $75 per child (8 Days) or $15 per

day July 6-9 & 13-16

Ages 5-9: Classes from 10:00AM to

11:30AM Ages 10-15: Classes from12:00PM

to 1:30PM

Sign up at the Golf Shop by calling 706-453-4414

Pool Grand Opening

Please join us for a pool party celebrating the opening of The Harbor Club Pool!

Saturday, May 29th

Memorial Day Weekend 11:00 – 4:00

The Polo Grille will be Serving Hamburgers & Hotdogs at the Pool!

$5

Ladies Night Out!!!

6:00 till…

Thursday, April 15th $3 Chardonnay

Thursday, May 20th

Margaritas!!!! $5

Thursday, June 16th

$5 Martinis!!!

Couples Golf

All levels of players welcomed!

Two divisions of play—your choice:

Serious Golf or Hit and Giggle.

April, May & June

9-Hole Entry Fee $5.00 18-Hole Entry Fee $10.00

Sign up at the Pro Shop

Check calendar for dates and times.

Please join us for our Annual

Easter Egg Hunt

CELEBRATING 136 YEARS OF THE KENTUCKY DERBY

MAY 18TH

at Lois Miller's home

1371 Lighthouse Circle 11:00AM -Social with Appetizers, Wine & Harbor

Club Mint Juleps 11:30 AM -Lunch Buffet opens

Luncheon catered by Hallie Jane's Catering

Hors D'oeuvres

~Tea biscuits with country ham and herb butter~ ~ Cheese Straws~

Lunch Buffet

~Pecan Crusted Chicken Breast~ with Bourbon Mustard Sauce

~Asparagus with Shallot Vinaigrette~ ~Corn Pudding Soufflé~

~Spinach Salad~ lightly tossed with Balsamic Dressing, sliced Strawber-

ries and spiced Pecans Dessert

~Kentucky Derby Tartlets~

**Ladies Hat Contest ** - with a prize for the most original, prettiest and funniest! ** Horse Races** - each lady will receive a ticket representing a horse. If your horse wins a race, YOU WIN a prize!

$20.00 -includes food, beverages, souvenirs, horse races, wine and

Harbor Club Mint Juleps Make checks payable to HCLL.

$20.00 due to Brenda Hill no later than

May 1st. No refunds after May 1st.

Harbor Club Ladies League

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

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

$18.00 includes tax & gratuity

May will conclude the 2009-2010 year for the Ladies League. The meetings will resume in September. We hope you all have a wonderful summer as we look forward to a new excit-ing year with new programming.

Men’s Golf Association Update The last tournament of 2009 was the Santa Claus Open on Dec. 12, which was a two man event. Congratulations to the winners: Low Gross - Jim Davis & Bob Weyhmiller, 2nd Gross- Frank Botdorf & George Wheeler, Low Net- Kenny Hyatt & Charlie Whittemore, 2nd Low Net - Glenn Kendall & Keith VanDuzer. The first tournament of the 2010 year was the Hangover Opener with nine players on an extremely cold day. Congratulations to all that played and the low Gross winner- Bud Stultz in a card play off over Bob Legg. Low Net Winner was Ed Clements with 2nd Place going to young Taylor Hyatt. Our awards dinner on January 9th was another successful year-ending event and en-joyed by all. Congratulations to all the award winners. Regretfully Jack Demyan our 2009 Club Champion has retired and left Harbor Club. He will be missed and we wish him well. Unfortunately, the bad weather continued and the Polar Bear Scramble in February had to be cancelled. A fun and tasty day was still enjoyed by many golfers and spouses dur-ing the chili cook-off. Congratulations to Gary Lockman for first place. On March 13th right after the MGA business meeting the ABCD Scramble was con-tested on a very wet course. Breakfast had 32 attendees and the tournament 27. Thanks to the Professional Staff- Grant, Doug and Russ, as well as the cart girls and to J. R. and the Golf Course Maintenance crew. Congratulations to the winners as follows:

Don’t forget to sign up Master’s Tee Times in four-somes. Call early as times are filling up. Also please continue signing up on the Bulletin Board for the Wed. and Sat. MGA Play days. 2010 Annual $50 Dues are now past due and we need for those not yet paid to pay an MGA Officer- Oscie Gordon, Ed Fahey or Jim Gburek, or leave a check with the Pro Shop. Fairway and Greens, Oscie Gordon, MGA President

MGA Tournament Dates

April 17 Dogwood Cup

~ May 1 & 2

Blue/Grey Ryder Cup ~

June 5 HC MGA

Scholarship Tournament ~

June 1st ~ MGA Summer Sizzler

The Harbor Club Ladies Golf Association had the 2010 kickoff meeting on March 25th at the Polo Grille. A trunk show from 4-6 pm displayed the fashion trends for the fall season. Expect lots of good buys in the Proshop this year, ladies! A business meeting followed the season's opening festivities. Dues are $50.00 for the year and must be paid to participate on play-days. Checks can be made out to HCLGA. Rules and etiquette was discussed at the meeting, and there will be more rules practicum scheduled. We will review the schedule for the golf clin-ics to be run by the Proshop, LGA tournaments and play days. If your putter is not already marked bring it with you. Putters that aren't marked don't qualify for "gimme" putts! It promises to be a fun filled and exciting year so come out and join us! If you plan to attend the kickoff please contact Marie Madsen or Rita Jones to RSVP by March 19th. LGA Board: Val Ledyard harborhoney@plantationcable.net Rita Jones myownrjones@yahoo.com Marie Madsen madsen@plantationcable.net Debbie Burns burnsathc@plantationcable.net Kathy Kurelic golfinbob@aol.com

-Long Drives#5 Frank Botdorf, #13 Bob Weyhmiller. -Closet to the Pin #2 Ed Fahey, #17- Jim Hudson.

-Low Gross- Bob Wyrick, Glenn Kendall, and Keith Vanduzer -2nd Low Gross- Frank Botdorf, Oscie Gordon, Bud Stultz, and Ham Cornett -Low Net- Bob Weyhmiller, Mike Cherry, Royce Morris, and Ed Clements -2nd Low Net- Gary Williams, Ed Fahey, and Jim Rinard -3rd Low Net- Bob Burns, Roger Glass, John Stathas, and Tom Wagoner.

LGA Dates

April 1 LGA 1st Play Day

~ April 8, 15, 22 & 29

LGA Play Day ~

May 6, 20 & 27 LGA Play Day

~ June 3

LGA Member/Member ~

June 10, 17 & 24 LGA Play Day

Men’s Golf Association

Ladies Golf Association

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Lately, I have been asked a lot of questions from homeowners wanting advice on what to do to their lawns this year. While each yard is different and has its own microenvironment, there are a few basic rules for you “DIY” to follow to achieve that beautifully manicured lawn you have always strived for.

It is recommended that a soil test is done in the spring. The results of the soil test can offer you a guideline of amendments that need to be added to your lawn and the rates at which you should go out with them. First, look at the soil ph. Generally, turf grasses grow optimally in a ph range of 6.5-7.0. Georgia clayey soils usually are on the low end of this range and can be altered or raised with applications of lime throughout the year. Basic soils are not com-mon in this area, but high ph levels can be lowered over time by applying acidifying fertilizers such as ammonium sulfate to your yard.

A soil test will also recommend fertilizer rates to apply depending on the nutrient availability of your soil. On a bag of fertilizer you will see three numbers. These three numbers represent the amount of nutrients in the bag in order: nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium (N-P-K) as a percentage of weight.

With a basic fertilizer program, a well rounded fertilizer such as 20-20-20 is recommended, two times a year, one in the spring and one in mid-summer. Apply at a rate of one lb. of nitrogen per 100 square feet (about 5 bags of product per acre). A more complex program starts in the spring with a fertilizer ratio high in phosphorus and a quick release nitrogen source for initial green-up. In mid-summer, apply a slow release fertilizer high in nitrogen. This will give you season long color and growth.

A word of caution! Centipede lawns should not be over fertilized. It is recommended to cut the applications down to once a year with a low nitrogen and high phosphorus content. Zoysia lawns generally require more nitrogen per year than Centipede, depending on the intensity of maintenance.

Remember not to “over do it,” always follow the rates provided to you by the manufacturer. Research has shown that most environmental contamination comes from over fertilization. Plants are only able to take up on aver-age 1lb of nitrogen\100ft2 at a given time; anything else ends up as runoff into ground water. As always we are open for questions or concerns. Here’s to a beautiful healthy lawn.

Points of Interest: • Harbor Club continues the real estate referral program: Any Harbor Club property owner who

comes to the sales office and registers a referral resulting in a Harbor Company owned prop-erty sale will be rewarded with a three thousand dollar ($3,000.00) credit. The credit may be used at the Harbor Club pro-shop, club restaurant, or applied to the referee's membership dues. A registered referral is a referral that is not currently listed in the Harbor Club sales data base. We encourage you to come by our sales office , visit our agents and take advantage of this great offer.

• Mr. Jim Brown resigns as manager of the Polo Grille and Lounge Restaurant to accept a position with son, country music star Zac Brown. Harbor Club appreciates all the good work Jim has done. We understand his excitement for the opportunity to not only work with his "star" son but to also spend more time with family. We wish he and Zac the very best. The club restaurant will continue operation as usual. We are currently working on getting a replacement for food and beverage manager.

• Interior Painting: The interior painting of the club house has been completed. • Spring and warm weather have finally arrived! Our golf course is turning green and, weather permitting,

should be dry by Masters Week. We look forward to seeing all members on the golf course. As summer approaches, we encourage members to take advantage of the many amenities your membership offers. Have a great summer! Bill Dotson

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Golf Tip From the Lesson tee…TURN, DON’T SLIDE Many players tell me that they’re trying to “load their right side” or “get to their right side” in the backswing, but in almost all cases, that player is sliding back instead of turning. The one thing you must do in the backswing is to create space and an angle of approach with the lower body, which allows the torso to fully turn and load. In the backswing, the hips shouldn’t have any lateral movement, but instead should turn in a clockwise direction while staying inside the width of your feet. If the hips slide in the backswing, it almost always cause the right knee to straighten and will place the majority of body weight on the front foot (a reverse pivot). This will also cause the torso to under rotate, placing you in a weak position from which to start the forward swing. To help feel the proper rotation and load, try placing a shaft on an angle from the inside of your right heel to the inside of your left toe. Practice by making backswings where your hip angle matches that of the shaft on the ground. It’s critical to keep your right knee flexed and your weight in your right heel at the top of the swing. Don’t be surprised if your torso feels more rotated than normal, but your arms feel shorter. With the hips turned more sharply and your weight in the right heel, the club will travel on a more inside-out path, and you’ll feel more powerful. If you struggle with slicing or an overall lack of power, this drill is a must. Grant A. Gaalema, PGA

Harbor Club Golf Dates

April 16

Couples Golf ~ 9 Hole

April 25 Couples Golf ~ 18 Hole

May 7

Couples Golf ~ 9 Hole

May 13-15 HC Member/Guest

May 23

Couples Golf ~ 18 Hole

May 31 Memorial Day Tournament

June 11

Couples Golf ~ 9 Hole

June 27 Couples Golf ~ 18 Hole

Harbor Club on Lake Oconee

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

MPOA PRESIDENT Vince Mancuso

MPOA COMMITTEES:

Architectural Control John Crouse

artsense@plantationcable.net

Security Bob Welsh

rmw@plantationcable.net

Grounds/Landscape Bob Lofgren

lalofgren@plantationcable.net

Road Committee Richard Schaeffel

rschaeffel@plantationcable.net

706-453-9690 1111 Polo Circle

Suite 101 Greensboro, GA 30642

Security News… The Security team invites all our residence and visitors to slow down and enjoy the spring colors. Harbor Club is spectacular during this time of the year. Please remember the speed limit is 35 mph on main roads. Deer are being seen often and with increasing numbers. Please be careful around our four legged friends. The new fawns will be born in April and May. There have also been reports of snake sightings. Use caution as you do your spring yard work. Security would like to remind all residence to call security at 706 453-0931 when you have visitors, service people, house sitters or pet sitters coming to Harbor Club. The gate guard cannot let anyone through the gate without being notified by the property owner. All guests must stop at the security gate to get a pass. Please accompany your guests if they are using the tennis court or swimming pool.

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

MPOA News Thanks to all who were able to attend the MPOA Annual Meeting where the 2010 budget was unanimously approved. We'll soon begin the various pro-jects discussed at the meeting such as road repair, repainting the lines on the major roads, landscaping five selected intersections, and installing 3 fire hy-drants. I wish to thank Vice President and ACC Chair John Crouse, Bob Lof-gren landscape and ACC, Richard Schaeffel roads and ACC and Bob Welsh security and ACC, for their outstanding assistance in making The Harbor Club a quality community. Reminder: 2010 property dues become delinquent on April 1 and interest is computed. On May 1, liens will be placed on delinquent properties ~Vince Mancuso

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