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Montecito Clubhouse ⚫ 500 Del Webb Blvd. Davenport, FL 33837 ⚫ 863-424-5050
In this Issue
Lifestyle
7…...Special Words From LD
9…...Memories
23,35..Sticky Fingers Cooking
33,34..Save Your Sweethearts 2021
34……Finance Tips
44,45..Q’s & A’s From Resident MD’s
47…..“Where Can We Go”
HOA
3…….Welcome New Residents!
Staff Contact Info
DWO Important Info
4…….A Message From The BOD
5,6….From Your Management
15,16..Community News
28 - 31..Committee News
Tavern
14….Tavern Insight
Clubs & Groups
8…….Photography Club
9……...Community Service
13,17.. Wandering Webber Destinations
19…...Book Club Corner
31-43..Charter Clubs & Interest Group Info
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Welcome to The Neighborhood!
Dear neighbors and friends, we have reached the end of 2020! I say that with a sense
of relief and expectation. Relief to see this incredibly challenging year come to an
end and expectation of what 2021 will bring. Will it be any different?
2020 wasn’t all bad. It certainly brought many more wonderful people to our
development. And a return of some old neighbors. Yes, Del Webbers return after
leaving. Stay tuned to find out their reasons why during our first Social in January
(January 19th). This year also showed us that we can overcome almost anything!
When the clubhouse closed, look how many of us took to the streets to walk and bike
for exercise. It brought about a new sense of community; Fran and Mike Farrell
opened up their driveway for people and pets to take a break, grab a drink and just
catch up in their CHAT ROOM. So Covid wasn’t all bad.
As we go into 2021, with our masks making a fashion statement, we will continue to jell
as a community. All residents, no matter how long they have lived here, will work
together to make this community a unique, friendly place to live. We will continue to
find innovative ways to gather safely and have fun. We’ll share in each other’s lives
and continue to make new friends each week.
The Always Welcome Club expects to be doing virtual Socials for the foreseeable
future but meeting online isn’t necessarily a bad thing. You can hang out at home
with your pets and residents who are out of town can still participate. We’ll continue
to share information about the Central FL area, which we now call home, so that we
can venture out as often as we each feel safe.
No matter how long you have lived here, I encourage you to join our Committee to
be part of the solution, and log into our Socials to be the welcoming face of Del
Webb. This networking group will be the difference between someone saying “I don’t
know who lives on my street” and “I have 900 friends in my neighborhood”.
The Always Welcome Club wishes you a joyous HOLIDAY SEASON. No matter how you
celebrate please do so safely. We want to see all of you in 2021.
Jean Morgan
Always Welcome Club President
Contact List Welcome Club
GENERAL INQUIRY
dwo.info@fsresidential.com Resident Social!
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
STAFF CONTACTS Montecito Clubhouse
Lori Blake (lori.blake1@fsresidential.com)
Admin Assistant Ballroom Kitchen Side
Nancy Rutledge (Nancy.rutledge@fsresidential.com) DATES ARE TENNATIVE
Resident Services
Zhala Shams (zhala.shams@fsresidential.com) &
Resident Services
Brenda Colin-Cabrera (brenda.cabrera@fsresidential.com)
Resident Services TBA
Cristina Pineres—Tavern Coordinator New to the community?
Jose Rodriguez - Maintenance Come and meet your
PULTE WARRANTY
www.delwebb.com neighbors, enjoy some
For any concerns with your new home light snacks at the
VESTA PROPERTIES Welcome Club Social!
Ridgewood Lakes Master Association
Viviana Hernandez This is a BYOB event.
(vhernandez@vestapropertyservices.com)
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From Your Board of Directors 4
WELCOME CENTER
(863) 420-9372 phone
(863) 420-9362 fax
Chris Cleveland, LCAM,
SALES HOURS:
Mon-Sat. 10am-6pm
CMCA, AMS
Sunday 12pm-6pm
MONTECITO CLUBHOUSE
Community Association
500 Del Webb Blvd.
Davenport, FL 33837 Manager
(863) 424-5050 phone
(863) 424-5033 fax
MONTECITO CLUBHOUSE
HOURS:
Monday: 7am-9pm
Tuesday: 7am-9pm
Wednesday: 7am-9pm
Thursday: 7am-9pm
Friday: 7am-9pm Dear Del Webb Orlando,
Saturday: 7am-9pm
Sunday: 7am-9pm
CHILDRENS POOL HOURS I hope this article finds everyone safe and in good health. As the
Indoor: 11am-1pm Daily manager I am very excited to enter into a new year, especially
Outdoor: 1pm-4pm Daily
since I joined the community in the midst of the pandemic, back
HOA Manager
in April. I look forward to meeting more of you and truly hope
Chris Cleveland that 2021 brings back a sense of normalcy to the community.
863-424-5050
Chris.cleveland@fsresidential.co
m
As we enter the December month we reflect back on what a
Assistant Manager
Stephanie Ackley-Taylor year 2020 has been. There have been some really difficult
Stepha- moments for everyone, that is for sure, but we as a community
nie.taylor@fsresidential.com
are ready to enter into the new year with fresh minds, eyes and
Lifestyle Director attitudes. My staff and I are ready to hit the ground running and
Yariel Moyet
Yariel.moyet@fsresidential.com
make sure that 20201 is the best year Del Webb Orlando has
seen!
Yariel Moyet:
Lifestyle Director
Down to Earth Landscaping
Down2EarthInc.com
DelWebbOrlan-
do@Down2EarthInc.com Stay well and Happy Holidays,
Office: 352.385.7227
Warranty for your Home
Delwebb.com
Chris Cleveland, LCAM, CMCA, AMS
Garbage/Recycling Pick-up
Garbage: Tuesday Community Manager
Recycling: Monday
Yard Waste: Monday
863-284-4319
Ridgewood Lakes Master Assoc.
189 South Orange Ave, Suite
1420 B
Orlando, FL 32801
407.872.7608 (business)
386/226-8308 (fax)
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STEPHANIE ACKLEY TAYLOR,
LCAM
Assistant
Community
Manager
Hello Del Webbers and Happy Holidays!
I trust everyone had a good Thanksgiving holiday (even though it may have looked a lot different this year for
most of you) and am sure everyone is ready for the final month of 2020! What a year it has been….we have had
a lot of trying moments this year but I truly hope it can end with a sense of hope and faith for a wonderful 2021.
Now, let’s talk about the fun stuff, shall we? What is my favorite part of any holiday? You should all know this by
now…the food of course! I trust that everyone’s diets are out the window at this point. From turkey and ham and
pies and cookies, and casseroles, it is really hard to pin point which is my favorite (It’s the pumpkin pie I think)
so instead of giving you a food recipe this month, I thought I would give you a beverage recipe.
If you have not tried mulled wine yet, you are missing out. Best holiday beverage by far. Here is what I do. Let
me know if you try it (oh, and drink responsibly of course):
Ingredients:
4 Cups Apple Cider
1 Bottle (750ml) of your favorite red wine (I usually pick a Cabernet)
¼ cup of honey
2 cinnamon sticks
1 orange, zested and juiced
4 whole cloves
3 star anise
Combine all of the ingredients into a sauce pan and bring to a boil for 10-15 minutes. Strain into a mug, garnish
with an orange slice and enjoy!
Have a great final month of 2020, Del Webb! We will see you in 2021!
Stephanie Ackley Taylor, LCAM
Assistant Community Manager
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Yariel
Moyet,
Lifestyle
Director
Where to begin.. This will be my final publishing of The Breeze.
The absolute 1st thing I feel the need to address is my gratitude towards the CAC .
(Communications Advisory Committee) For the amount of time spent meeting with me and helping to
assist me in adding new features to the Breeze , Thank You Very Much.
Thank you to the CCAC. (Chartered Club Advisory Committee) For spending time with me throughout
the year, helping me to prepare for that special day, when the clubhouse doors would finally open.
Thank you to the management, for extending to me a helping hand throughout the year. I came to this
community fresh out of the entertainment industry and they really took the time to help me during the
shutdown this year.
Throughout my life I have been lucky enough to travel all over the world, providing entertainment to
countless people. The chapter that unfolded whilst being a part of this community has taught me a lot of
really important lessons that I will take to the next chapter. Though the pandemic reigned in the majority
of 2020, I’m glad I still was able to connect with a lot of you and the employees that serve this community
on a daily basis.
I was able to put together some really fun events and even laugh at myself at some of them.
With open arms I embrace the moments I have had here at DWO, and take them with me as I make my
departure with this wonderful community.
2021 is going to be another opportunity for all of us to recognize each other in a new light. In fact, every-
day that we open our eyes to a new day we are welcomed with the touch of more opportunity.
A new day to me, means I have another chance at making someone smile.
If I can leave you all with a final thought to remember me by it would be to,
”Love your neighbor as you love yourself”.
-Jesus
Happy Holidays & Happy New Year, Make It A Great 2021
-Yari, LD
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DWO RESIDENTS, WE ARE SO PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE:
LA♦TAPENADE♦TAVERN♦OPEN
LIMITED SEATING PER GUIDELINES:
• 24 RESIDENTS ALLOWED AT ANY ONE TIME
• TABLES ARE ARRANGED FOR SOCIAL DISTANCING
• MASK MUST BE WORN WHEN ENTERING
• MAY BE REMOVED WHILE SEATED AT TABLES
• WEAR MASK WHEN PLACING ORDER AT END OF BAR
HOURS OF OPERATION:
* WEDNESDAY - SUNDAY
* 12:00 - 7:30 PM
CALL IN ORDERS STILL BEING TAKEN
*863-419-8044
POOL SIDE ORDERS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE
NFL SUNDAYS HAPPY HOUR PRICES ON TAP BEER AND WINE
COME ♦ OUT ♦ AND ♦ ENJOY ♦ YOUR ♦ TAVERN
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work out a date / time for the event, and if possible try
Great Lakes Club to secure a group discount. Most venues are very
receptive to having 30 - 50 people visit their
Hope all our club members are staying well and establishment. Remember, events don't only have to be
active during this time of “Social Distancing.” dinner or shows, anything where a group of people can
While we cannot get together now, we look forward to get together and have fun will probably work.
resuming our activities as soon as the quarantine is
over. If you have any questions or events you would be
Exciting things to come in the future. Some of interested in (and willing to coordinate) please contact
the activities we are working on are Tavern Opa Greek any of our officers
Restaurant, RP Funding Center concerts, Theatre Winter
Haven & dinner, and some Pop-up events.
Stay healthy!
Tri-State Club Vets4Vets
The Vets4Vets Club meets the first Monday of
All December Tri-State events have been either the month, unless it is a holiday and then it is the
cancelled or postponed. The club will inform its second Monday. All Vets are welcome to join the club
members of the status of future events as we get closer and we also welcome those from foreign nations.
to the event. The Event coordinators will attempt to Additionally, anyone who wants to join the club can and
reschedule as our society and economy begin to we have several members with children that our in the
reopen. To all our members, DWO residents and theirs service.
families please stay safe and healthy. The Vets4Vets Club performs both social and
2021 are being planned virtually, but remember community services.
you must join the Tri-State club to participate (No Social activities include trips to various military
Dues and you will receive email notifications of museums; a Vet’s social for all Vets and Club members
future events). twice a year; Bocce Tournament in October; and the
Once the 2021 Event Planning results are Patriot’s Ball in November.
received the club will survey its membership to
determine an interest level. All planning and If you are a Vet but do not wish to join the club, you can
interest responses will be communicated to the still have your name placed on our plaque in the Lobby.
Tri-State membership. Contact Frank Communale at 201-286-1780 for
information.
February 2021- Silver Spurs Rodeo-IIona Johnson I hope everyone is safe and the next Vets
Meeting (if open) is the 4th of May at 7 PM in the front
Months yet to be assigned: half of the Ballroom. Please contact Bill Spencer at 540-
717-0195 if you have any questions.
Winter Park by train- Marlene Roth and Shelly
Lacelle
Rays / Yankees Skybox -Pete Piantanida
Top Golf - Sue Wiseman
** In partnership with the Shalom Club
Wandering Webbers
Wandering Webbers looks forward to beginning to
Impromptu events can always be added (and they meet in January if it is safe to do so. We can’t wait to
are) ,but you must be a Tri-State member to receive begin to meet and talk about the exciting destinations
Email event reminders. Please remember, if you wish to being offered and being able to travel again. Meetings
participate in any Tri-State events you must be a will be for members only at this time. If you are not a
member of the club, fortunately, that's very easy. member of Wandering Webbers and would like to join,
Once in the Tri-State page, just join. (NO DUES) and you may do so by paying the initial $10 per person dues
any DWO resident, regardless, of where they lived is to treasurer Bill Maier (email wamonetwo@aol.com).
eligible to join. Equally important to membership are Meetings will be limited to the first 56 members, so we
the coordinator volunteers. They make the club what it encourage only one member per household attending at
is! this time so that more households can be represented.
We are always seeking new event ideas and folks to Currently, there are two trips on schedule for 2021
coordinate them. This might be of particular interest to Switzerland by train (July 2021).
our working residents and snowbirds. If you volunteer America’s Magnificent National Parks (September 2021)
to coordinate an event you get to pick the event and Trips that are being developed for 2022 include
date of the group outing. The Tri- State officers will be Greek Isles Cruise (Spring 2022)
happy to assist you when you coordinate an event. Norwegian Fjords Cruise (Late spring or early summer
Remember, the dynamics and success of our club is 2022)
directly attributable to our terrific members Mississippi River cruise
Please note, that being a trip coordinator is not as French Polynesia.
difficult as you might think. The club officers will help If you have questions about any trip that you
with portal setup, payment methods and general are scheduled on or have concerns, please contact
advertising of the event. Your task is essentially, to your travel agent. Do you have a trip you’d like to
present? We are especially looking for trip suggestions
for locations within Florida, the U.S. and Canada. Just
15fill out a trip suggestion form (available on the portal under Wandering Webbers) and submit it to Marcia Law kevinmarcia52@gmail.com. For more questions regarding Wandering Webbers, please ask any of our officers: President – Marcia Law, Vice President – Ken Lindberg, Secretary – Candy Maroney, and Treasurer – Bill Maier. Pennsylvania Club Greetings to all of our Pennsylvania Club members. It has been a long time since we have met and been together. Hopefully, you have weathered this interruption of life well. We look forward to the day that we will all be able to meet again. In the meantime, stay safe and stay well. Tennis Club Volleying for great fun and comradery, the DWO Tennis Club is back in the swing, resuming official club play on Tuesday, December 1st. Club member, Sheldon Cramer, encourages all skill levels to come out and get involved. “The courts have been beautifully restored and the weather has been picture perfect for tennis! It’s great to see more neighbors joining the team!” Keeping safety prioritized, the club has implemented USTA "Playing Tennis Safely" guidelines for physical distancing and hand sanitation. They also comply with DWO HOA restrictions of no more than 8 players on the courts at a time. Courts are reserved for club play on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 9 am until 11 am. Annual dues are just $10 per person. All participants are asked to bring a racket, mask, hand sanitizer, and a pen to sign-in. Tennis balls are provided during club play. For more information, please email Karen Oberrath at koberrath9105@gmail.com 16
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BY TERRY MILLER
Are you in a Book Club? Are you an avid reader?
Do you have a recommendation you would like to share?
Don't be shy, I know you were reading your way through lockdown.
I am in a Book Club and have enjoyed it immensely. The lively
conversation and different points of view really enhance the discussions.
And of course the snacks add a little flavor. I think what I have taken
away from a Book Club, is I am reading books I never would have read.
Here is a list of some of my favorites:
• The Extra Ordinary Life of Sam Hell- by Robert Dugoni
• American Dirt- Jeanine Cummins
• Verity- Colleen Hoover
If you would like to contribute to The Book Club Corner please write a brief review of a book you have read and
share what you loved about the book.
please email me: crosstam67@yahoo.com
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COMMITTEE NEWS
Safety, Security and Health Advisory Committee
Golf Cart Insurance
Did you know that Del Webb Community Rules and Regulations require that Liability Insur-
ance must be maintained on all golf carts? And that owners will be personally responsible
for the conduct of anyone operating their cart, and for any damage caused by its operation
on community property? Or that children under the age of 16 are not permitted to drive a
golf cart on community thoroughfares?
When we take ownership of a golf cart at DWO, these are the rules we must follow. Do you
have Liability Insurance on your golf cart? Let’s review.
Insurance coverage for “basic” golf cart usage is similar to the “automatic” coverage for a
riding mower; it may already be covered under your homeowner's policy. A riding mower
doesn't have to be registered, you don't need a license to drive it, and you only use it on the
grass. But this DOES NOT describe the use of golf carts in DWO, and, in most cases, the
“automatic” coverage for golf carts on the Homeowners policy is extremely limited. Many
homeowners’ insurance policies do not cover golf cart accidents UNLESS they occur on a
golf course or on your own property. If you have a golf cart covered “automatically” on your
homeowner’s policy, carefully read the policy because you may find that the most you have
is “basic” coverage.
Here are our suggested ways to properly insure a golf cart used at DWO:
1. Some insurers offer a "beefed up" addition to the homeowner's policy called a "Golf
Cart Endorsement." It provides protection from liability and physical damage to the cart,
and may cover theft, vandalism and other costs. However, the endorsement is usually
VOID if the cart is:
Driven anywhere but within the boundaries of a recognized retirement or limited access
community, on a golf course, or travelling to and from a golf course.
Driven by someone not licensed to drive a private passenger vehicle
2. Some insurers will endorse an Auto policy to add the golf cart to the policy, similar to a
second auto. It might also qualify you for a "multi-car” discount. The coverage would be si-
milar to that carried on your
other insured vehicle(s).
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3. There are many insurers set up to issue a separate policy for golf carts. Companies doing this that you
may recognize include Geico, Progressive or Hartford. It's a special policy for golf carts, similar to an auto in-
surance policy (but cheaper). You can purchase protection for:
Bodily injury liability if you cause injury to another person.
Property damage liability if you damage another person's property.
Collision costs if you collide with another vehicle or object, and it doesn't matter who caused the
collision.
Other (comprehensive) damage to your cart from fire, theft, or anything other than a collision -- like wind
damage or hail.
Finally, an umbrella policy provides extra liability insurance that goes above and beyond your
homeowners and auto insurance limits of liability. It can help protect you from expensive lia-
bility claims associated with your golf cart. Umbrella policies have the advantage of providing
high limits--from $1 million up to $5 million, depending on what limit you choose--at a fairly
low price.
While some owners seem to think they are overpaying for their golf cart insurance, insurers
say the vehicles are a lot more dangerous than people think. Most golf carts are designed to
operate at about 15 miles per hour. For this reason, golf carts are not required to have
some basic safety features that we all take for granted in our cars--like seat belts and doors.
Also, golf carts perform poorly in crash tests. They have high centers of gravity and are prone
to tipping. The impact of a crash on passengers and pedestrians can be deadly. In addition,
on golf courses, drinking is sometimes involved, ratcheting up the danger.
Costs to insure golf carts can vary greatly by company so it pays to shop around. As with Auto
or Homeowners insurance, the best way to purchase golf cart insurance may be from an
agent or insurer with which you already do business. Give your agent or company a call and
ask them how they insure golf carts. DWO requires your golf cart have Liability Insurance so if
you need it, shop soon.
Drive safely.
Safety, Security and Health Advisory Committee
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Transition Committee
In August of 2019 the Board of Directors established the Transition Committee. The Committee,
through the excellent work of over 23 dedicated volunteer residents, developed a comprehen-
sive set of documents and recommendations. These documents established a solid foundation for a
successful transition from the Developer to the Del Webb Home Owner Association. In October, the
Board of Directors revised the Committee and approved a post turnover Transition Committee.
This Committee’s focus is to advise the Board on items or concerns related to the transition from the
Developer to homeowner control of the Association. This includes items related to potential
construction items and legal requirements as related to the turnover. The Committee is also responsi-
ble for working with external experts that may be called upon by the Board to address turnover con-
cerns.
The Committee is using the documents and recommendations which were developed by the initial
Transition Committee, along with the Engineering Report and other documents from the Developer
to evaluate the progress that is being made as we travel down the transition path. We are making
recommendation to the Board where we believe additional concerns need to be addressed by the De-
veloper and/or concerns that may be identified by members of the Community.
We can report that the Developer is actively engaged in starting to address many of the most glaring
items which were identified in the Engineering Report. They have started, or will soon start correcting
the sidewalk and pavement items, Del Webb Orlando fountain renovations, and the Clubhouse roof
project. Additionally, many smaller items in the report have already been addressed. The Post Turn-
over Transition Committee will continue to aggressively support the Board’s efforts in completing
the transition until the transition has been accomplished to the Board’s satisfaction.
Community Guidelines Committee
The Community Guidelines Committee mission is to ensure that DWO has sus-
tainable rules and regulations to reflect the mission and governing lifestyle val-
ues. The recently revamped Committee will do this through review of the ex-
isting Rules and Regulations governing the Community, soliciting feedback from
DWO residents, and exploring other 55+ communities and will then make recom-
mendations to the Board. The Committee is in the process of reforming under
the new Charter and will begin regular meetings soon.
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Architectural Review Committee
What? Where? Who? Your Architectural Review Committee Really Needs to Know!
The volunteer members of the Architectural Review Committee work hard to ensure that
Del Webb Orlando continues to be a beautiful community for all residents. You already
know that any exterior improvement to your home requires ARC approval. You can help
to expedite that approval by providing all the details that the committee needs to make an
informed decision. For example: if you wish to plant a tree, tell us:
What? Tell us what type of tree, the size (1 gallon, 10 gallon), the species. A color pic-
ture is helpful. For any application, exact color names, pattern names and pictures are
particularly useful to illustrate exactly what you want to do.
Where? Mark the spot on your site survey/plot plan. Tell us how far the tree and the bed
are from the property lines (by the way, setbacks are 5 feet from the rear, 2 feet from the
sides, and 3 feet from the front). Again – a picture of the location is helpful.
Who? Who is going to do the work? Provide the landscape company’s name and con-
tact info. If you are the DIY type, write in “self”.
Last – please do try and attend/call-in to the ARC meeting so that you can answer any
questions and the ARC can quickly process your application.
All of us can work together to keep our home prices up and community beautiful. Its
“easy-peasy” and we thank you!
Charter Club Advisory Committee: CCAC
The Chartered Club Advisory Committee (CCAC) has been very busy throughout the pandemic,
meeting at first virtually, and now in person and has also met numerous times with the Safety,
Security, and Health Advisory Committee (SSHAC). In addition to committee members, the Life-
style Director and BOD Liaison are also in attendance. Two new members were added to the
Committee in September (to replace members leaving). Currently the meetings are not open to
other residents due to clubhouse restrictions. The CCAC has spent many hours reviewing and
changing the CCAC Operating Manual along with the various club forms in order to make the en-
tire manual more user-friendly. This included multiple revisions and input from the HOA Board of
Directors (BOD).
During this time, the CCAC has also met with the SSHAC to establish recommendations for
Chartered Clubs to resume meeting again safely at the clubhouse. These recommendations
were presented to the Board of Directors, modified and approved by the BOD, and sent to the
Chartered Club presidents. Club presidents then had the opportunity to submit their individual
club safety plans and expected numbers of members to attend meetings in accordance with the
BOD prescribed room capacities. The safety plans were reviewed with the SSHAC and club
presidents notified when they could again meet. Most clubs provided extremely detailed and
well thought out safety plans, for which we were very grateful. Some clubs are choosing not to
meet at this time for safety reasons. Monthly joint meetings with SSHAC are planned to review
additional input from the clubs and to also allow Special Interest Groups to present their safety
plans and applications to resume meetings. We are all trying to work together to keep our DWO
residents safe and happy during these difficult times.
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SAVE YOUR SWEETHEARTS BREAST CANCER FUNDRAISER
It’s time for SAVE YOUR SWEETHEARTS. We have new events planned which will replace our popular silent
and live auctions. This fundraiser provides much needed funds for We Care of Central Florida, Project Think
Pink. In five years, SAVE YOUR SWEETHEARTS has raised over $100,000 from DWO residents for We Care, a
501(c)(3) organization, to fight breast cancer.
Here’s what we are planning for this year’s SAVE YOUR SWEETHEARTS:
BOWS! Our popular PINK Bows are back. Hand-made by DWO residents, these colorful Bows can be dis-
played on your mailbox, your garage light or your golf cart to show your support of SAVE YOUR SWEET-
HEARTS and We Care. The PINK Bows can be displayed starting January 2 through February 15. Bows are for
sale now.
VIRTUAL BIKE/RUN/WALK! During the week leading up to Event Day, participants will complete a 5K Bike/
Run/Walk in DWO. After registering, participants will complete their 5K in any fashion: all at once or over a
few days and then report results. All participants will receive a SAVE YOUR SWEETHEARTS T-Shirt and be rec-
ognized by SAVE YOUR SWEETHEARTS and We Care.
DUCK RACE! Purchase a Duck for the Duck Race to be held on Saturday, February 13 in the DWO indoor pool.
Each PINK Duck will have a number and be eligible to win a prize on race day. The event will be streamed
and you will be able to watch in the comfort of your home. There will be prizes for Duck Race winners
SONNY’S BBQ! Sonny’s is coming back to once again cater the food. This year, they will set up under the can-
opy in front of the clubhouse and diners will “drive through” to pick up their pre-ordered food. All food will
be boxed up to be taken home. Vouchers for Sonny’s are now available.
Get ready to have some fun while helping a great organization!
COMING TO YOUR VISTA: We will sell Bows, Bike/Run/Walk registrations, Race Ducks and Sonny’s BBQ
vouchers soon in your Vista:
Vista Chino. Friday, December 4. 11:00 - Noon.
Vista Shore. Friday, December 4. 12:30 - 1:30 PM
Vista Canyon. Saturday, December 5. 11:00 - Noon.
San Sebastian Court. Saturday, December 5. 12:30 - 1:30 PM
Vista Grande. Monday, December 7. 2:30 - 4:30 PM
Vista Bella. Thursday, December 10. 9:00 - 11:00 AM.
Vista Lago, Vista Carillo. Friday, December 11. 2:30 - 4:30 PM.
Vista Alta, Vista Catalina. Saturday, December 12. 9:00 - 11:00 AM
We’re coming to you and staying outside. All sales will be conducted while wearing masks. We ask that you
wear your mask. SEE YOU SOON!
SEE MORE ON NEXT PAGE
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TIME, TREASURES, TALENTS
Much of the success of our previous SAVE YOUR SWEETHEARTS fundraisers was due to the Time,
Treasures and Talents items donated by Del Webb residents. In the past, these items were auctioned off
during event evening. Without an auction this year, your donated items will be the prizes for the Duck Race winners.
We are asking our residents to think how you can contribute a small bit of Time, donate a Treasure, or share a Talent for
the SAVE YOUR SWEETHEARTS event. Here are some examples to get you thinking of ways that you can contribute:
TIME: Offer pet sitting or dog walking; water plants or take in mail for your neighbor who is on a trip; provide car detailing,
power washing, computer setup or eBay lessons.
TREASURES: Create a gift basket with a theme (wine basket, pasta basket, pet basket, pool basket, picnic basket, gar-
den basket, coffee or tea basket); donate classic antique items in excellent condition (crystal, china, original art work);
donate celebrity autographed items.
TALENTS: Donate homemade jewelry (necklace, bracelet, etc.); handcrafted greeting cards for one or two occasions;
provide golf lessons, singing lessons, language lessons, music lessons, etc.
Be creative and original. Any of us can make a donation, big or small, of Time, Treasures or Talents to your neighbors
and friends. Your support of SAVE YOUR SWEETHEARTS will help We Care fight breast cancer! Remember, your dona-
tions have helped us raise over $100,000 in five years. Without you, we could never have achieved so much. To donate,
contact Debbie Hunt at “mikedebjr@gmail.com" or Susan Holdread at “duckandboat@gmail.com."
If you’re having trouble being creative, we’ll take any NEW item that you donate for a Duck Race winner.
Thank you, DWO, for all you have done. -SAVE YOUR SWEETHEARTS
Financial Planning
Sometimes you find the best advice on financial planning from the strangest sources!
I don’t know how many of you remember the magazine Mad Magazine. The star of the magazine
was Alfred E Neumann, his catchphrase was ”What me worry!”
As most of us are retired the greatest risk to us all is illness and the costs associated with that illness.
We all came here to enjoy the peaceful joys of our senior years and the freedoms that we derive
from not having to go to work every morning. We do not want to risk that by having huge medical
costs that come from those illnesses and the restrictions that come along with those illnesses.
We then need operations to fix the problems so that we can get back to those activities that we so
long yearned for.
What I have been advising those that attend the Financial Education Group is to obtain Supple-
mental Health Insurance which covers the costs that Medicare does not cover.
While there are costs for this, it is well worth it. For example I have had two major surgeries since I
moved here costing hundreds of thousands of dollars but my bills except for the monthly premiums
were 0. They also pay all copays when going to your doctors. There are a couple of different types of
plans and there are several residents here that can explain the differences to you. But the bottom
line is, as Alfred Neumann stated why worry if you don’t have to.
This column will cover different financial situations if you find it useful but I will not cover the invest-
ment area as this is covered in the Financial Education Group that Ralph Blythe and I Walt Roth do on
a monthly meeting which should resume when the Montecito is fully open. There is never a cost to
attend our group and no one will ever try to sell you anything.
This is one of the most popular groups here and we hope you may consider attending.
Thanks Walt Roth
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Charter Club Info
Bunco: A Dice Game Club
A Classic dice game designed for anyone to play. Roll
a Bunco (three consecutive numbers on the dice that
the current number is in play and Bunco. We meet on
the third Wednesday of the month. One time fee of
three dollars to join. We have a $5.00 kitty to play if
you want and at the end of the game we hand out
money from the kitty to the one with the highest
All Hands on wins, most Bunco,most Minnie Bunco and even the
one with the most Losses Please contact Marie
Semitekol msemitekol@gmail.com.
Deck Hand & Foot Card Club
Hand & foot is a card game similar to Canasta ,Ideally it
is played at a table of 4, with partners, but can be played
with 3, 5, or 6 at a table. Partners are randomly
picked each time we play. Come play cards, meet new
neighbors and hopefully make a few new friends. We are
Canasta Club
It’s been toooooo long. The Canasta Club is looking
always willing to teach new players. We do play with
forward to welcoming you back. There may be some
D.W.O rules but very easy to learn. We play every
changes, but we hope to be able to get together in
Monday from 1:00-3:00 and every Thursday from 6:30-
the clubhouse soon.
8:30 (try to show at least 15 minutes early). Come join
us and have some fun. For any questions, contact
If you’re like me, you may have almost forgotten how
DAN LITTLEFIELD @ 901-825-7974 or show up at
to play. I promise it’ll be like riding a bike. If you’ve
one of our sessions.
never played, we’re always happy to teach this
challenging and fun game.
Hope you’ve all stayed well. Can’t wait to see you
again.
Carl, Denny and Ruth
Are You Serious?! Coffee For more information, contact Ruth Snyder,
Melodye Leis, or Susan Haley
Discussion Club
Like to drink coffee and discuss current events? Come by
ARE YOU SERIOUS! For 2020 we are introducing a NEW
FORMAT: Rotating Moderators, so that many different
topics will be presented and discussed. The club is
looking for a wider diversity of opinions. Whether you are
Liberal or Conservative, For or Against - whatever topic,
Cultural Club of India
The main goal of Cultural Club of India is to provide
come by and join in – even volunteer to moderate the
better understanding of the rich and diverse Indian
discussion. We meet every Tuesday and Thursday from
culture, food, major festivals, languages, ethnic
9AM to 10AM in the first Ballroom. And, of course the
dances of different regions, through various games,
coffee (and talk) is free.
and organizing group activities like trips and potluck
Questions? Contact: Charlie Schultz (863) 353-
lunch/dinners just to name a few. The club is open to
9237, George Patterson (863) 258-6336, or Jim
all who are interested to know more about Indian
Douglas (407) 924-3450.
history and culture and those who are already
familiar with and have travelled to India, and those
Bocce Ball Club who want to join the fun activities of the Club! Please
become a member of the club by signing up through
the portal, there is no membership fee for 2020. If
The DWO Bocce Club continues to enjoy a membership you have any questions, please contact one of
growth which now boasts more than 250 players who the officers of the club: Pradeep Mehta, Claudia
regularly enjoy this ancient Roman game. It’s a game Innes, or Nirmala Chari.
that everyone can enjoy whether you are a new or
Community Service Club
experienced player, and it’s a great way to meet new
people. One of our courts has been modified for
homeowners who may need to use a walker, scooter or
wheelchair. Membership is always open to all. Clinics are Happy Holidays everyone.
scheduled several times a year for all residents who want Our first meeting back in the clubhouse is scheduled
to learn the game or brush up on the rules. for December 14th in the Craft room at 10:00 in the
am. Please remember to wear your masks.
Open play is on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday from We wish to thank all our project leaders for your
8:30 - 10am and we can’t wait to see you on the courts!. service this year.
At our meeting we will be voting for and electing the
following officers to serve for 2021:
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Chorus, please contact Karen Ratchman, President
President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary of the Chorus, Jan Payne, Music Director, or any
member of the Chorus.
We welcome new members to our meeting to check out
what the Community Service Club is all about.
Thanks Dominoes Club
Submitted on behalf of the DWO Community Interested in learning a new game? Look no further than
Service Club by Anna Slevin Mexican Train Dominos. The object of the game is for a
player to play all the dominoes from their hand onto one
Gwenn Malowitz, President or more chains, or "trains", emanating from a central
Anna Slevin, Vice President hub or "station". The game's most popular name comes
Jerry Fuqua, Treasurer from a special optional train that belongs to all players.
Barbara Demers, Secretary This club meets every Tuesday from 1-3 PM and Sunday
from 3-5 PM in ballroom. To find out more information
please contact club officers: Annmarie Hammond,
Computer & Home Tech Made Marguerite Hofmann or Barbara Lang
Easy Club
Fairwayers Golf Club
We’re now Computers & Home Tech Made Easy.
We help you take control of all of that rambunctious
home tech that has become so much a part of our
lives!!! We meet the 1st Wednesday of each month at One of the many joys of living in Florida: throw a dart in
11AM in the Ballroom. You’ll hear practical info and any direction and you’re bound to hit a golf course! The
have questions answered on how to make better use of Fairwayers Golf Club makes it easy for you to explore a
all of your home tech… computers, cell phones, tablets, variety of courses within a short commute that are also
eReaders, digital assistants, printers, smart TVs… and gentle on your golf budget. We take care of the
more. We sponsor FREE seminars and schedule FREE 1- bookings (up to 8 events per month) - just sign up and
1 tech support with the Geek Squad right here at grab your clubs! The Fairwayers welcome everyone who
DWO. Please stop in… We can relieve some of that loves to golf, singles and couples alike.
tech stress in your life and help you get more benefit For more information please contact us at
from the tech you’re paying for! For more fairwayers@yahoo.com
information contact Jim Douglas
jedouglas01@gmail.com
Creative Minds Quilting and Food with Friends Club
We are a casual dinner group that meets on the third
Friday of each month in the Montecito Clubhouse to
Crafts Club enjoy good food, fun and fellowship with friends both old
and new. We each bring a dish to share based on the
theme chosen by the club hostesses for the month. Our
The Creative Minds Crafting and Quilt Club meets on the
2nd and 4th Monday of each month from 2-4pm for emphasis is on casual, so everyone brings their own
crafting. This part of our club is a group effort with dinnerware, utensils and beverages. There are no
members bringing ideas and leading crafting dues. If you are interested in joining, please
projects. We also meet every Thursday from 10-4pm contact one of the club officers: president Candy
for sewing. We try to plan at least one sewing or Maroney crmnxs@gmail.com, vice president Marcia
quilting project each month focusing on learning a new Law kevinmarcia52@gmail.com, or secretary Chris
skill. Otherwise we have open sewing days for you to Manzo cmanzo@hotmail.com.
come and work on your own projects and enjoy the
company of the group. Our club has several sewing
machines for use by our members as well as other
Fun Dancers Club
necessary supplies and equipment to support the club
activities. Membership dues for new members is $10
and for those renewing it is $5.
Dance the night away! Fun dancers will teach you to
dance in a friendly supportive atmosphere. We offer
DWO Chorus Club workshops, private lessons and practice sessions right
here at Del Webb. The workshops and private lessons
The Del Webb Community Chorus rehearses in the are taught by a certified instructor. Practice sessions
Ballroom on Thursday afternoons from 3:00 to 5:00 PM. help you to master the dance steps which you learn.
If you enjoy singing in four-part harmony, please come So get ready to enjoy the great opportunities to dance
and join us. You do not need to be able to read music. at social events here at Del Webb Orlando. Join us for
We also invite residents to join Friends of the Chorus, the fun. To get more information, Contact:
non-singing participants who enjoy helping the chorus Amy Setaro ajsetaro2@gmail.com
behind the scenes. Annual dues for both are $10/year.
The Chorus performs twice each year – the first week in
December to usher in the holiday season and again in
early Spring. For more information on joining the
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Garden Club New England Club
Would you like to try to grow your own vegetables or
herbs? Come join us at 10:00 AM on the first The New England Club is open to all residents of DWO
Wednesday of most months (5:30 pm on the first and we appreciate meeting new friends from
Thursday on announced months) to get gardening tips Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire,
from fellow DWO neighbors as well as from Certified Rhode Island and Vermont. Whether you have visited
Master Gardener, Richard Palazzo. our great beaches in the summertime, toured to see
your kids' colleges, enjoyed colors of Fall or love Early
American history, over one hundred people here at
Great Lakes Club DWO do, too! The NE Club looks forward to meeting
you. To learn about our next pot luck, dinner
event or day trip, contact Mel Boyadjian, Mary
Come from a state or province that borders one of the
Great Lakes or just wish you did? Know someone who Bachini, Ericka Fongeallaz and Terri Lange.
lives in a Great Lakes State or Province or ever driven
Pennsylvania Club
through one? The Great Lakes Club is a social club with
four or five events or activities throughout the year.
Our events are all within the immediate Orlando/
Lakeland area, easily within driving distance for an Have you ever lived, worked or gone to school in
afternoon or evening social event. You can become a Pennsylvania? Have you ever wished that you lived in
member of the Great Lakes Club on the DWO portal Pennsylvania? Do you like Pennsylvania? Have you
under the Clubs and Interest Groups. For additional ever driven through Pennsylvania? Then, we may be
information on the group, please contact Lynn Hill the club for you. We are the home state of the
at lynnh9858@gmail.com. Pittsburgh Steelers and the Philadelphia Eagles, the
We look forward to meeting our fellow Great Lakes Pirates and the Phillies, the Penguins and the Flyers.
DWO residents! We are the home state of Hershey Chocolates, Wise
Potato Chips, Utz Pretzels, the Philly Cheesesteak,
Primanti Brothers, Quaker Steak and Lube and the list
Line Dancing Club goes on! We are currently meeting bi-monthly on the
third Thursday of the month at 5:00 in The Riviera
Room. (continued next pg.)
Get your dancing shoes on because we are ready to
kick up our heels and dance for fun and fitness. Come For more information contact club officers:
on up to the second floor Aerobics Room to get your George Cujas, Siva Sivasubramanian, Jeannie
“groove” on to a variety of music and dances. No Ciroalo or Ken Lindberg.
partner is necessary. Currently, you have two options
for lessons. If you have never line danced, then think
about coming on Sunday at 1:00 p.m. to learn basic
steps. This time is available to get you started so the
Photography Club
Want to share your photos with others? You know,
instruction and dances are geared for beginners. The
those photos on your phone, or on memory cards, or
other option is Thursday at 1:00 p.m. This time works
stored on your laptops. One way to share your
for people that have some knowledge of line dancing.
photos is through the Photography Club. We display
You can start on the Sunday lessons then spread your
shared photos in the display case at the Clubhouse for
wings on the Thursday 1:00 p.m. class when you are
the whole community to see. Join us at one of our
ready. We just want to have a good time.
Photography Club meetings held the 3rd Saturday
Contact: Bonnie Jacobs
every month at 10 am in the ballroom of the
Clubhouse. We gather to share helpful information,
Mah Jongg Club offer suggestions, and sometimes some critiquing
about taking photos. Each month we concentrate on
a particular theme and we are always impressed with
Many people have played the matching game of Mah
Jongg on a computer. However, there is a different the variety of photos and unique perspectives that are
way to play this game, derived from ancient China. The captured for these themes. Open to all residents of
DWO Mah Jongg Club plays by the rules set by the DWO and new members are always welcome.
National Mah Jongg League in 1937. Each year, the For further information please contact; Joost
league changes the playing card slightly to add more Keesing at joost.keesing@gmail.com, Joe Obrin
interest to the game that is played by millions at joeobrin@me.com, or Anna Slevin at
throughout the world. We use the 152 tile set. The mamaslevin7@gmail.com
tiles are divided into five groups: Winds, Dragons,
Suits (Bam, Crak & Dot), Flowers and Jokers.
Interested in learning how to play? Please contact Carol
Overdahl (norcarover@gmail.com), who organizes
teaching groups. Or, come by during regular play times
and observe us, see if Mah Jongg is something that
interests you. We play in the Lago Room on Mondays
from 10:30 - 12:30, Tuesdays 6:30 - 8:45 and
Thursdays 1:30 - 3:30. Any questions? Contact
Melodye Leis (leisfam349@gmail.com).
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Pickled Webbers Pickleball
Scrap Paper Scissors Club
Club Join us on Tuesdays for a chance to learn or enhance your
paper crafting skills! Each week, an instructor will lead
Pickleball is one of America’s fastest growing sports.
Membership, here at DWO, has doubled in just the last you through a project (usually greeting cards, small 3D
two years. Why? Come out during scheduled play, items, candy favors, etc). Most supplies are included in
listed on the community calendar and see why over the small fee you will pay at each session. We also have
125 members enjoy the game. Pickleball is fun, a short list of tools and supplies for you to purchase to
challenging, involves exercise and a great way to meet bring to each class. We send out an email each week that
fellow residents. Clinics for new and entry level players highlights the upcoming project and each member who
are held several times during the year. For more info, wants to attend is asked to RSVP so we have enough
contact dickgrosek@yahoo.com materials kits for everyone.
We meet every Tuesday afternoon from 2:00-5:00 pm,
with a different project every week. We also host a
Pottery Club crafting day on the first Saturday of every month (except
January) for members to work on their own projects. We
will also start offering a Tuesday NIGHT class on the first
The Pottery group is always ready to greet prospective
new members who visit us Fridays from 1 – 3 pm in Tuesday of each month for those people who cannot
the Craft Room. In creating your first masterpiece, you attend a daytime class.
can choose from our many molds to pour a ceramic If you are new to paper crafting, plan to attend our
piece or create an original pottery piece from clay. The "Basics of Paper Crafting" classes on the first Saturday of
creativity and design will give you such relaxation and every month, at 10:00. We invite beginners and
satisfaction. If you have been interested in artistic prospective members to stop by on Tuesdays to see what
creation, but were always too busy to pursue that we are doing! If you decide to join us, dues are just
interest, now’s the time to give it a try! For $5.00. For more information, contact Annette
membership information, please contact Dot Jensen at dwoannette@gmail.com.
Hash, Marie Semitekol or Susan Cramer.
Recipleasers Club Sharing Stitches Club
Do you have the desire to share your love of “stitching”
Recipleasers is a club where members and their guests with others? Or, do you have the desire to learn how to
get together with new and old friends to have a tasting “stitch” to provide others with happiness? If you
event every other month. Each tasting event has a answered “yes” to either of these questions, you have
different theme, thus we experience a variety of foods found the club for you! The Sharing Stitches Club meets
each time. Each member receives a Recipe Booklet on Wednesdays from 2-4 PM. We primarily knit, crochet
consisting of the evening’s recipes for you to make at and loom various easy creations that are donated to those
home. In addition, you and your guest (spouse, who are in the most need for them. To name a few…. Our
neighbor, etc.) spend a wonderful evening with friends newborn hats and blankets are given to hospitals, our
and neighbors. chemotherapy hats and heart pillows are given to cancer
Want to attend a tasting dinner? Need additional and heart patients. Check out our beautiful display case
information about Recipleasers? Contact Amy Setaro in the hallway for the various ongoing projects. We have
at ajsetaro2@gmail.com donated over 11,000 items to date! Many members help
Hope to see you soon at a Recipleasers Tasting. teach stitching techniques and you can work on projects
at home or while traveling. Come and join in this fun and
Royal Flushers Poker Club
kind spirited group of residents any Wednesday that you
find yourself “twiddling your thumbs” with nothing to do!
For more information please contact Sharing
If you enjoy the game of Poker, , or want to learn the Stitches
game, this is the club for you. The club is open to all Email: dwosharingstitches@gmail.com.
DWO residents. We offer two different game plays; one
being Texas Hold ‘Em and the other being dealer’s
choice. Normally we meet on Tuesday evenings starting
at 6:00 p.m. in the clubhouse ballroom. For more
information, please contact the club officers: Sue
Eidukas (847-312-1581), John Fleck (610-509-
7078), or Jeff Simon (863-438-5577).
Shalom Club
Social Club gathering to promote fellowship, fun, food,
education and discovery of Jewish culture. For more
information, please contact president Edie Gerber
beegerb88@gmail.com P: 973-650-9255
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doubles play where participants rotate in at each
Stepp'n Out Club serve. Court 2 is used for singles, doubles, or hitting
balls to learn or improve one's stroke. During COVID-
19 restrictions, the Club will follow USTA "Playing
Stepp'n Out is a day bus trip club that typically travels
to destinations within a 3 hour drive from DWO. Tennis Safely" tips for physical distancing and hand
Our trips are usually 6 to 8 hours long plus travel time sanitation and will comply with HOA restrictions of no
and take in local sights, festivals, yummy restaurants, more than 8 players on the courts at a time. All
shopping, or historical offerings. Boat trips and participants are asked to bring a racket, mask, hand
nature experiences have been among the most sanitizer, and a pen to sign-in. For more
popular trips but there is usually something for information, please email Karen Oberrath
everyone. We ask our members to vote every year at koberrath9105@gmail.com
Tri-State Club
and choose which destinations are their favorites and
schedule accordingly. The tour bus can hold up to 56
passengers and we have enjoyed our time with friends
and neighbors experiencing something fun and new. Tri-State Club: A Celebration of everything
2020 sidelined our trips but we are hoping to board New York, New Jersey & Connecticut. The Tri-
the bus again in 2021. We have used Small World State Club promotes camaraderie among Del Webb
Tours for our trips and have been in contact with them
to see what lies ahead. There is more information on residents that have lived or worked in New York, New
our club portal page. Watch for details of our next Jersey or Connecticut or those that may have some
meeting, date and time to be announced. Don't miss other tie to our states, whether you have relatives
the bus! there or have driven through on your way to another
destination. We welcome any Del Webb resident that
is interested in participating in any of our events.
Sunshine Splashers/ Deep
Water Aerobics Club
Trumpsters Bridge Club
Sunshine Splashers meet Tuesday and Thursday at
10:00-11:00. This lively group enjoys burning
calories, toning and gaining balance through a
workout designed for the active adult. Weights used
here. Deep water aerobics meets on Monday and Bridge is a challenging card game played by four
Friday at 10:00-11:00. Low impact and a focus on people in competing partnerships. The object of the
cardio makes this good for those who have knee or game is for partners to bid the highest contract, based
other joint issues. Floatation belts used here. Deep on the suit and the number of tricks to be taken, and
water boot camp meets on Tuesday, Thursday and then make that contract during play. Points are
Saturday at 11:15-12:15. This workout is a very awarded to partners based on the number of tricks
seriously focused cardio workout. Floatation belts and taken and whether or not they make their contract.
weights for this one. Grab some weights from the
indoor pool and join the class that is the best fit for The Club is made up of players of varying skill levels
you. The water and weather are glorious! Come join who play each week to have fun, socialize and improve
us and feel great! Any questions call Bobbie their skills. We meet each week in the Lago Room on
Westman 863-353-1188. Mondays from 6:30 to 9:00 pm and Wednesdays from
6:30 to 8:30 pm. We play a form of bridge called
Chicago Bridge where players rotate between partners
Tailgaters Club every 4 hands and total scores are accumulated by
players to determine the night’s winner. On Saturdays
Come and join the Tailgater’s Club as we have fun from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon in the Lago Room, there
providing our exceptional culinary skills at various gala is a beginner‘s class for those who want to learn more
community events. All proceeds from these events about the game or improve their skills. Participants in
serve to directly benefit your community experience. the beginner’s class are asked each week to confirm
For more information about the Tailgaters Club, their attendance via email.
please contact Frank Ritchie via email at The club has an annual dues of $5 to cover the
flrbatt13@yahoo.com purchase of new cards. If you have any familiarity
with the game, please come and join us. There is no
Tennis Club
need to bring a partner. For additional information,
please contact Barry Schlegel
(schlegba@gmail.com) or Karen Ratchman.
The DWO Tennis Club invites you to join them as
official Club play begins on Tuesday, December
1st. The Club plays Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday mornings from 9-11 am. Tennis balls are
provided during Club play. Whether a Club member,
past competitive player, a person who hasn't picked
up a racket in years, or a beginner, all are welcome to
Vets4Vets Club
The Vets4Vets Club meets the first Monday of the
join the Club at the beautifully refreshed tennis courts month, unless the Monday is a holiday - then
for fun and comradery. Court 1 is primarily used for the meeting will take place the following Monday. If
the Club opens up, the meeting for September will be
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