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SHA Board of Directors Highlights June 2012 Meeting

Actual minutes to be posted on the SHA website: www.sugarwood.org.

The board reviewed a letter from the Town of Farragut requesting that residents with property adjoining the Derby Run property discontinue blowing mower clippings on the Derby Run property.

The lock at the tennis courts has been lost. The board will acquire a new lock and distribute the

unlock code to residents interested in playing tennis. Concern has been expressed about residents blowing yard waste into the storm sewer drains. The

Town of Farragut indicates that the storm sewer drains should not be used to dispose of yard waste. A second notice will be issued to residents who still have unpaid dues.

Mark Your Calendars July 4th—Independence Day

July 4th—Farragut 4th of July Parade

July 7 & 8—Smoky Mountain Invitational Swim Meet

July 9—Board Meeting @ 6:30pm

July 10—Book Club @ 7:30pm

July 12th—Stingrays meet 6:30pm at Peninsula Club Pool

July 17—Stingrays meet 6:00pm Gulfwood Gator Pool

July 27, 28, & 29—Greater Knoxville Area Interclub

Swimming Association city wide swim meet.

July 26—Sugarwood Coffee 9:00-11:00am

Sugarwood Pool Hours Monday—Thursday: 12:00 Noon to 8:00 PM Friday—Saturday: 12:00 Noon to 9:00 PM Sunday: 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM

Sugarwood Book Club

July 2012 Book Selection The Kitchen House by Kathleen

Grissom. July 2012 book club will

be held July 10th at 7:30pm at the

home of Eileen Smith.

August 2012 Book Selection

Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand

New Members Welcome!

ATTENTION DOG OWNERS

As a courtesy to all your neighbors,

please carry a baggie with you when

walking your dog so that you can

pick up after them.

Sugarwood News July 2012

www.sugarwood.org

Proper Disposal of Yard Waste

The Town of Farragut has issued a letter to Sugarwood residents

with property adjoining Derby Run asking residents to cease

blowing mower clippings onto the Derby Run property. If your

property adjoins Derby Run, please DO NOT blow your mower

clippings onto their property.

Also, do not blow or dispose of yard waste in

the storm sewer drains. The Town of Farragut

indicates that this is not allowed.

Rules of the Road For your safety, remember that walkers

should walk on the left side of streets

and bikers are to always ride on the

right. Also a reminder that the speed

limit in Sugarwood is 25 MPH.

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Sugarwood Coffee Join your neighbors on Thursday, July 26th at the Campbell Station Road Cracker Barrel from 9 to 11 a.m. for the monthly Sugarwood Coffee. All residents are encouraged to attend. Just ask for the Sugarwood Table.

July with the Stingrays

Riddle: What has 220 feet, 220 arms, and 110 smiles?

Answer: The Sugarwood Stingrays, of course!

A couple of Stingrays are smiling particularly big as they proudly complete their final eligible season with

the rays. Swimmers cannot be over 18, so with high school graduation comes the Stingray Senior Swim.

At the last home meet in June, Madison Brown and Rebekkah Barrett were honored for their many years of

Stingray swimming. Bekkah made a big splash as she took her honorary final lap in her home pool while

friends and family cheered. Best wishes to both of you as you take your Stingray smiles to the University

of Tennessee this fall.

Watch for patriotic Stingray smiles in the Farragut July 4th Independence Day Parade. Every year the swim

team brings a little water fun to the hot dryland celebration.

The Rays hit the road in July, taking Stingray pride to neighboring pools as far as Alcoa. The annual

Smoky Mountain Invitational Meet will be held July 7th and 8th at Springbrook Pool. This competition is

limited to swimmers who do not swim on year-round teams and has yielded many ribbons and medals for

Stingrays in the past.

The next week on Thursday the 12th, the Rays will go to the Peninsula Club pool for a dual meet which will

begin at 6pm.

The final dual meet of the Ray season will be held on Tuesday, July 17th at 6pm at the Gulfwood Gator

pool.

The Stingray season will end with the annual Greater Knoxville Area

Interclub Swimming Association (GKAISA) city wide swim meet.

This competition is an exciting three day (27th through 29th) affair held

at the impressive University of Tennessee aquatic center.

Riddle #2: What has 110 stings and is happy and sad at the same time?

Answer: The Stingrays at the end of their season. They're fired up

from a great summer swim season but sad to see it draw to a close. The

great news is that those friendships formed around the pool can live out

of water too, so Stingrays have something to smile about year round.

Play Set Wanted We would like to replace the play set at the

recreation area. (The old one had to be

removed for safety reasons.) If you have a

gently used play set that you would like to

donate, please contact one of the SHA

Board Members.

Swim Lessons Just a reminder that the lifeguards at the

Sugarwood pool are available to give

swimming lessons to your children. If

you are interested, please contact the

pool manager

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