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1 October 2016 Vol. 350 Fairfield Plantation Annual Labor Day Tennis Tournament Thank You to all of the volunteers and participants who helped to make this year s event another success and a fun activity for all!! The Golf and Country Club provided great support and the weather was accommodating. A special thanks goes to the Tennis Committee for getting sponsors, banners, players, balls and drinks set up. Rhonda Bush did a great job with sign-up and scheduling. Rhonda and Darlene Stobaugh put together a Youth event that was outstanding! This event donates funds to Kiwanis Charities, Bay Springs Middle School and Villa Rica High School Tennis Programs and the Dixie Open. Special Thanks to the Gold Sponsors who support this event and our Community; Axiom Chiropractic Clinic, Brad Hegler State Farm, Jones-Wynn Funeral Home, Kiwanis Club of Fairfield Plantation, Kritters Country Club, McCord HVAC, Pioneer Ford, Printed Specialties, Physiotherapy Assoc., Ragsdale Heating & Air, Results Medical Spa, Robert Goolsby Real Estate, Sheriff Terry Langley, Watts Collision & Glass. Les Hubl, President, Fairfield Tennis Club And The Winners Are... Below and on Page 3: Gold Winners Ann Newman & Eli Rowell Silver Winners Dori Seagraves & Dave Rettig Farewell to Tim It is with heartfelt gratitude that we say farewell to Fire Chief, Tim Mikos, who is leaving Fairfield Plantation to pursue his career with another company. During his tenure as our Volunteer Fire Chief, Tim has negotiated many deals resulting in a new fire truck, also a large amount of firefighting equipment and other items which have made our Volunteer Fire Department the amazing group from which we all have benefitted. Good luck, Tim. You will be missed. Bronze Winners Pat Dumaine & George Harrell Instructor Needed We are in need of a qualified Tennis Instructor to give lessons at Fairfield Plantation. If you are interested please contact Les Hubl Gold Runners Up Jeannette Ranero & David Kopp Silver Runners Up Denise & David Newton Bronze Runners Up Darlene Stobaugh & Joaqui Herrera

2 Page 2 Plantation Press 4153 Berkshire Court Villa Rica, GA fppress@bellsouth.net Departments Chairman...( )... Ken Waid Editor...( )...BJ Vanderbeek Technical Editor... Mary Sarner Treasurer... Judy Moody Com. Ad Sales ( )... Judy Moody Advertising.Design...marypress@bellsouth.net Billing...Bob Winter Computer Layout...Mary Sarner Staff Reporters Patricia Castles Plantation Press Staff Photographers Mary Rogers Copy deadline: Articles and photographs for next month s edition must be received no later than: 9:00am, Monday, October 17, 2016 We regret that articles received after the deadline may not be run, due to space limitations. Home Delivery Schedule Free delivery of next month s issue to residents is due the weekend of: October 28, Subscription Cost is $15 for 12 monthly issues. Make check payable to Plantation Press at the address above. Commercial Ads When space is available, cost of the ad is 3 months for $70 per square. An additional $15 charge is made for the initial ad layout and artwork. The Plantation Press is not liable for the content or the services provided by the advertiser. Want Ads (Buy-Sell-Trade) For Fairfield Plantation residents only. Ads up to 30 words, cost $5.00 each. Additional lines are $1.00 per line. We accept cash or checks payable to the Plantation Press. Leave your ad with payment, name, address, and phone # in the Plantation Press box at the POA office (No commercial ads!) Deadline: Thursday, October 13, noon The Plantation Press is not an official publication of the Fairfield Plantation Property Owner s Association General Managers Report Jim Blair Administrative The 42nd Annual Meeting & Election for the Association is the second largest event of the year second only to the Fourth of July weekend celebration. Much planning and preparation goes into this two-hour event [typically] held on the last Saturday of September each year. We hope your experience and participation with the Annual Meeting & Election was both informative and well received. Recreation As we quickly approach fall weather, we have closed the Recreation Pool as well as the Beach effective Tuesday, September 6, following the Labor Day weekend. Facilities that remain open are the Club Pool (as weather permits); recreation game room and event/ meeting room; library; playground; putt-putt golf; walking trails and lakes. While each and every committee within Fairfield Plantation is vital to the continued growth and success of the community, the Recreation Committee is perpetually soliciting volunteers for events and activities throughout the year. Those volunteers are needed outside the routine monthly committee meetings. Please, volunteer your time once or tens of times throughout the year your support is needed and much appreciated. For more information on how you can support our Recreation Department, please contact our Recreation Coordinator, Keith James. kjames@fairfieldplantation.com Golf Operations & Greens The cart path improvement project is complete in respect to the paths themselves. Various cost conscious efforts were retained in-house rather than through the contracted labor for the cart paths alone. Through the support of both Golf & Road Maintenance there were tasks such as, but not limited to, hauling off debris; filling in and placing sod along paths; and general clean-up. The overall project was a success. Coincidentally and in conjunction with the new paths, our Golf Operations Manager was able to renegotiate our Golf Car contract with Club Car. Fairfield Plantation is proud to introduce fifty (50) new, beautifully designed cars which replaced the fleet of golf cars with an exhausted warranty period. This was done at no additional cost to the Golf Operations budget and has been very well received by the membership and our guests. On a final budgeted note, Golf Maintenance was in dire need of a new roofing system on the workshop as well as windows throughout the facility. This budgeted line item was completed in a timely manner and has provided for a better work environment for our Golf Maintenance personnel. Our Greens Superintendent, Jay Walton managed to negotiate terms of the contract to fit budget constraints. Job well done! Food & Beverage After so many requests to BRING BINGO BACK our Restaurant & Events Manager, Beverly Clements has done exactly that! After reviewing various ideas with our General Counsel we are happy to reintroduce this fun activity back to the Club while adhering to both state and federal regulations. Join friends and neighbors at the Country Club every Monday at 11AM for a great lunch and refreshing drinks with lots of fun and prizes. Remember, plan your next event or luncheon through the Country Club. Beverly specializes in a wide array of party events and catering. There are various facilities within Fairfield Plantation to host your event depending on your need. If your event is outside the community, Fairfield Plantation can provide catering to most local area locations. Residence Report 8/17/16-9/19/16 Lakefront Houses... 1 Golf Course Interior Presolds under construction Specs under construction Houses completed Houses Approved Tributaries, Specs under construction Alison Kennedy, POA Office Every Monday 11:00-1:00 BINGO & Lunch at the Club Win Club Gift Cards Celebrate Your October Birthday October 28, 8-Midnight at the Club The Scorpio Birthday Special and the Halloween Party will be on the same night.

3 Page 3 Water Aerobics: Another Reason to Love Summer in Fairfield Plantation! Every year, Fairfield Plantation residents count down the days until our fun beach and cool pools to open; there is also a group who have excitedly anticipated Water Aerobics beginning every summer at the Country Club pool for the last seventeen years! It is truly well worth the wait all year long! Starting the first Monday of the summer season, water exercise enthusiasts start to gather every weekday morning to move, laugh and even occasionally sing in the refreshing pool. We have members of all ages and a wonderful leader who gets us moving with various cardio exercises and muscle work! The workout can be low or high impact, and the people are the most welcoming, caring people you will ever meet! Sadly, this year s water aerobics season will soon end; but the countdown will begin again! So, mark your calendars next summer because water aerobics is a fabulous and free Fairfield Plantation exercise class that is truly worth checking out! Monday - Friday 10:00am. all summer long!! Hope to see you summer of 2017! Nichole Chetti-Bush American Legion Meeting The new American Legion post will meet on Thursday, October 6 at 7:00 at the Country Club. The purpose of this meeting is to complete the application for our charter. Those who join at this meeting will become charter members and their names will appear on the original charter of the Fairfield Plantation Post of the American Legion Department of Georgia. We also plan on having election of officers in accordance with the American Legion by-laws of the national organization. Committees will be formed and chairmen will be appointed. If you are unable to attend but would like to join, please contact Alex Dombrowsky to become a charter member. We hope to see you there. For God and Country. OCTOBER EVENTS Alex Dombrowsky Labor Day Tournament Junior Champions October 1, Movie Night Beach Pavilion at Dusk The Good Dinosaur Halloween Carnival October 22nd from 12-2 Country Club Pavilion Games and Prizes October 22, Dusk until 10:30 Trail of Terror at The Walking Trail The trail will close two days prior to the event. October 28, Costume Party: 8-Midnight Country Club Gold Junior Winner Bryan Bush Gold Junior Finalist Dani Brewer Silver Junior Winner Emily Stone Silver Junior Finalist Caleb Harper Prizes for best costumes Free Taco Bar* *while supplies last

4 Page 4 Plantation Planters Garden Club The Plantation Planters Garden Club met at Shuckers Oyster House for lunch on September 14. After lunch we all went to Southern Home and Ranch Garden Center for a very informative presentation by Kathy about Fall gardening. Our next meeting will be on October 12 at 11:00 at the Little Vine Vineyards and Winery at 665 N. Hulett Road. Everyone is asked to bring an appetizer to share while we enjoy some of the locally produced wines. Reservations are required. Please RSVP to Linda Conner ( or lindac339@aol.com). The Garden Club will travel by bus to the Callaway Gardens Fantasy in Lights on Wednesday, December 7. The bus will depart from the Country Club at 2:30 to see this spectacular light show. We will have a boxed lunch/dinner from Honey Baked Ham on the way. We will arrive in plenty of time to shop in the Christmas Village before we board the trolley at 6:00 for our view of the dazzling scenes created with over 8 million lights! The cost of the trip is $55. Please make checks payable to Plantation Planters Garden Club. Linda Colon and Sandy Kopp will be taking up trip money at our October meeting. This trip is open to all so come and join us for a great way to get into the holiday spirit! Marilyn Coulon, Publicity Think Spring I know that Fall has officially arrived and we are still dealing with last Summer s drought conditions but if you want those gorgeous spring bulbs like tulips, daffodils, crocuses, alliums, hyacinths, jonquils or gladiolus now is the time to plant them. They like soil that is loose and well-drained so it is easier to plant them in a bed. I do love to see them in a natural setting but that takes a little more work. If you are planting in a bed, dig and loosen the entire bed to the proper depth. The general rule of thumb for spring bulbs is to plant them two to three times as deep as the bulbs are tall. That means for large bulbs such as tulips or daffodils plant them about 8 inches deep and for smaller bulbs 3 to 4 inches deep. Tulips, daffodils and hyacinths should be planted with the nose of the bulb up and the root plate down. Planting depth is measured from the bottom of the bulb. Press the bulbs into the soil and cover with soil. This method of planting is preferred over planting bulbs one by one with a bulb planter. In many soils, like Georgia clay, bulb planters do not work well, if at all. Plant your bulbs in a location that gets lots of sun from January through early May and you should get beautiful blooms starting with jonquils and crocuses in February, hyacinths and daffodils in March/early April followed by tulips in mid-april and finally gladiolus in mid to late April. Be sure to check the package for bloom times, they can change depending on the variety of the bulb. A major mistake that home owners make is cutting the entire plant back after it blooms. Do not do this! Prune off the spent blooms but keep the leaves. You can fold the leaves down and secure with rubber bands if you want to minimize their appearance but do not cut them off. Leaving the foliage on the plant will allow the nitrogen in the leaves to be absorbed by the bulb and this allows for healthy blooms in future years. If you are looking for locally grown or native plants, be sure to stop by the Marketplace. The Marketplace is going to be held in conjunction with the Georgia Master Gardeners State Convention on the afternoon of Friday, September 30, and all day October 1. There will be a number of local vendors selling everything from garden art to plants to super soil. It will be located outside of the Carrollton Cultural Arts Center. Happy Gardening! Nancy Dombrowsky Plantation Travel Club The Plantation Travel Club will meet on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, NOT October 4, at 6:30 pm at the Country Club. Our program this month will feature a presentation by Barbara Vollmers about her recent trip to Italy. The meal is $13 per person for Travel Club members and $15 per person for guests, which includes tax and tip. If you would like to join us, and share your travel experiences with others, or learn about new travel destinations; please attend the meeting and consider joining the Plantation Travel Club; our annual dues are only $9. Call Barry Gardner at or Bob Winter at for information about this meeting or joining the Plantation Travel Club. Barry Gardner, President Calling All Bridge Players August 29: 1st: Bonnie Cooper 2nd: Ken Waid 3rd: Richard Winter September 12: 1st: Fritz Bitterman 2nd: Mary Reider We welcome all bridge players to join us on Mondays at the Fairfield Plantation Country Club. Please call Susan Logan: to get on the Substitute List Fashion Ferst Fundraiser for Early Childhood Literacy Fashion Ferst is a luncheon and fashion show benefitting the Ferst Foundation of Carroll County, which is a childhood literacy organization whose mission is to provide a free book per month for children birth to age 5 in Carroll County. Guests at Fashion Ferst will be able to preview the latest fall fashion trends from Dillard s in Douglasville and modeled by local volunteers. Tickets are $60 which includes lunch and a raffle ticket. The event is scheduled for Wednesday, October 12, noon, at Sunset Hills Country Club. For ticket information, or to reserve a table of 10, call Gloria Stewart, or Susan Fleck,

5 Page 5 Plantation Women s Club Drum roll, please.the winner of the 50 FLAT SCREEN TV was announced at the PWC BEACH BASH and it was Roy Bowling. And again, we cannot thank Mechelle Shaw enough for the donation of the TV to the PWC. Also, thank you to all the volunteers at the Beach Bash for making it a wonderful success; and the ladies of the Women s Club just keep on goin. The first Saturday of the month is our luncheon/meeting every month. In October it happens to be the first. It will be held at the Country Club starting at 11 am with social time followed by a short meeting and then lunch. The menu will be meat loaf, mashed potatoes and green beans or a chef salad and of course, either choice includes dessert, pumpkin spice cake, tea or coffee and will cost $12. You must RSVP to Leah Brumbelow at leah7167@gmail.com by Wednesday, September 29th, if you plan to attend. Our guest speaker will be Robin Collins from the League of Women Voters who, I am sure, will encourage everyone to vote and will also explain the voting process in Georgia. As always, our service project for October is providing candy for the Fairfield Plantation Halloween celebration. Your generous contributions of candy will be greatly appreciated. Then on the second Saturday, October 8th, (rain date October 22nd) will be the FALL YARD SALE from 8 am to 1 pm. Spaces on the field next to the Home and Garden Real Estate office can be reserved by calling Joann Bowling at If you wish to donate your treasures to the PWC, they can be taken to Jamie Davis home at 5496 Britton Drive starting October 2nd. Finally, be sure to save the date of November 5th for the MIDNIGHT AT THE MASQUERADE dinner theatre production by professional actors at the Fairfield Plantation Country Club. We will be the invited guests of the Billionaires Club Annual Masquerade Ball; and it will be up to us to trade clues with the actors, gather information and solve the crime before the masked menace gets away. You will want to dress the part for this glamorous evening of mystery, intrigue and MURDER; and don t forget to wear your Venetian mask so you will be incognito. Tickets are $50 per person. It promises to be a fun night. We look forward to seeing y all at the upcoming events. Remember we do it all for charity. Volunteer, Inspire, Achieve SAVE THE DATE November 5, 2016 Midnight at the Masquerade MYSTERY, INTRIGUE, MURDER AND DINNER $50 PER PERSON INCLUDES DINNER. AT THE FAIRFIELD PLANTATION COUNTRY CLUB Sponsored by the Plantation Women s Club Tee Bayless, Publicity A table-full of raffle prizes at the Beach Bash. Plantation Women s Club Fall Yard Sale October 8, 2016 (Rain date October 22) Call Joann Bowling at to reserve your space. Starting October 2, items to be donated can be taken to Jamie Davis at 5496 Britton Drive. A table-full of party-goers! Stitching Time Next meeting Wednesday, October 26 10:30am - 2:00pm. If you embroider, crochet, crewel, knit, applique, needlepoint, etc., plan to join us. Bring a lunch and beverage. For information call: Denise Hennessy ( ) or Dot Edwards ( ).

6 Page 6 TOMMY MCCLELLAN For All Your Building Decks Fencing Roofing Siding Tiling Storage buildings Retaining walls Windows & doors Basements finished Licensed & Insured Bay Springs Middle School The Bobcat Tennis Team Thanks Fairfield Plantation Country Club K&K Full Service Lawn Maintenance Pinestraw Delivered & Installed Kurt Head Brookdale Carrollton Formerly Horizon Bay Carrollton Assisted Living 530 Northside Drive Carrollton, GA (770) brookdale.com P ROP KS BROOKDALE is a trademark of Brookdale Senior Living Inc., Nashville, TN, USA Bankhead Hwy. Carrollton, GA Mobile: Dori Seagraves Office: Years Experience Web: DoriSeagraves.com Senior Home Care & Companion Services DoriSeagraves@bellsouth.net Shelia Corn 1210 Monticello Drive, Villa Rica, Ga. Office: Cell: shelia@heavensenthelpers.com Professional, Honest & Friendly Service The Fairfield Plantation Neighborhood Expert for All your real estate needs. Ask me for the real value of your home... I offer free market analysis. I love living & working in Fairfield Plantation LEWIS FIRE PROTECTION, INC. 423 WEST INDUSTRIAL COURT P. O. BOX 176 REPAIRS SALES INSPECTIONS DESIGN INSTALLATION FABRICATION BACKFLOW CERTIFICATION AND REPAIRS (770) Fax: (770) Fairfield Road Website: Cathy Hess, CPA Taxes: Individual & Corporate Partnership & Estate Villa Rica Honey Do s Cabinets, Solid Surface Remodeling Work, Any Repairs Honey Do s Quickbooks Pro Advisor Taxi Service Airports, Errands, Appointments, etc. cathyhesscpa@gmail.com Lawn & Garden Work, Core Aeration Mowing, Edging, Trimming, Blowing Fairfield Plantation Resident CALL NOW Honey Do s

7 Page 7 Dr. Bob Pinckney, Acting President of the Kiwanis Club of Fairfield Plantation, presents a gift to Clint Chance. Mr. Chance presented a video show and very interesting talk about the new library in Villa Rica. Les Hubl, President of the Fairfield Plantation Tennis Club, presented a check for $1000 raised at the Annual Labor Day Tennis Tournament to Dr. Bob Pinckney at the Kiwanis meeting on September 20. Kiwanis Fairfield Plantation Telephone Directory We are now compiling the 2017 issue of the Directory. If you would like to advertise, please contact any member of the Kiwanis Club, or call Bernie Weidenaar at We would also GREATLY appreciate any information about changes, corrections or additions to the listings of residents names addresses and phone numbers. For 26 Years, A Community Service Project of the Kiwanis Club of Fairfield Plantation. The following changes have been made to the directory since the last printing. FERRO, Ken & Lisa Lakeview Parkway FITZGERALD, Corey & Sabrina Burford Court GARNER, Sparky & Pat Battle Drive MILLIRON, Barbara Magnolia Drive MILLIRON, David Magnolia Drive TRITTON, Mike 7391 O Hara Court TRITTON, Min Lau 7391 O Hara Court If you are a resident property owner and wish to add your name to the directory, or to make a change, please type or print the information as follows: Name(s) Street Address (No Town or Zip Code): Telephone number(s) to: marypress@bellsouth.net OR mail to: Mary Sarner, 9040 Tarnwood Circle, Villa Rica To assure accuracy, please send information in writing, Please do not phone or leave messages. Kiwanis Corner We Invite YOU To Join Us! The Kiwanis Club of Fairfield Plantation meets on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month at 11:45am, at the Fairfield Plantation Country Club. If you are interested in attending any of our programs, we will be delighted to see you. For membership information or to reserve a seat at a meeting, call Barry Gardner at ( ). Future Programs October 4 Sheriff Terry Langley October 11 Board Meeting 11:00am Country Club October 18 Mrs. Langley Kids Peace New Kiwanis Officers Installed Kiwanis District 12 Lt. Governor, Bob Uglum installed the new Officers for the Kiwanis Club of Fairfield Plantation at the meeting on September 20th. Officers are as folows: President: Bernie Weidenaar President-Elect: Keith James Vice President: Greg Colon Administrative Secretary: Mary Sarner Board Secretary: Melinda Waid Treasurer: Mike Larson Board Members: Barry Gardner, Membership Chairman Betty Williams, YCPO Dr. Bob Pinckney, Service Leadership Del Williams, Past President John Playford, Elaine Bornstein

8 Page 8 Anne Lussier, RN, IBCLC Interna onal Board Cer fied Lacta on Consultant Breas eeding Educa on Lacta on Consulta ons (470) Old Bremen Road, Carrollton, GA IBCLC@nursingfromtheheart.com Private Home & Office Consulta ons Private & Group Breas eeding Classes TRAVIS HILL TRUCKING Travis Hill Trucking, Inc. FAIRFIELD RESIDENT We now have pine bark, mulch, pine nuggets, etc for your yard Phone: FAX: COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL Don Smith - Owners Donald Smith&&Richard Richard Smith Smith-Owners Bart Smith General Manager Bart Smith - General Manager Fairfield Plantation Resident JAMES OAKES, CPA WEAVER S LANDSCAPING & BOBCAT GRADING CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLED Free Estimates Insured 28 Yrs Experience Professional Installation You Can Trust ROOFING SIDING WINDOWS GUTTERS INSULATION HVAC KITCHEN CABINET REFACING BATH REMODEL & MORE CALL HOMEDEPOT For a FREE in-home Consultation or Go to Home Depot Cooley Way Villa Rica GA Landscape Design Irrigation, Patio Pavers Retaining Walls Hardscapes & Rescapes Concrete Renewal Plant & Sod Installations Concrete Installation Dry Creek Beds Dump Truck Work Specializing in SOD French Drains Installation Randy Weaver, Owner $50 OFF ANY PLUMBING REPAIR $100 OR GREATER 10% OFF ANY HEATING/AIR REPAIR Accounting Services Tax Consulting Tax Return Preparation Services Office Located at Corner of Moss Ferry, Sandhill Hulett & Fairfield Roads Home: Cell: Lawn Maintenance SALES SERVICE INSTALLATION Fully Licensed Practice Since 1984 Businesses, Trusts & Individuals QuickBooks Versions ( ) Land Sprinkler Systems Management of Carrollton CHUCK DETSCHER 3023 Lakeview Parkway FAIRFIELD PLANTATION RESIDENT Villa Rica, GA Landscaping Pressure Washing Tree Removal

9 BUY/SELL/TRADE Page 9 On property CCSO - 4, Other l Law Enforcement 3, Animal control - 5 STATISTICS Alarms- 7, Animal complaints 6, Juvenile Complaints 7 Suspicious person or vehicle - 6, Domestic 4, Noise - 5 Damage to property: POA 0, Gates - 0, Residential 4, Trespass-3 Thefts - 2, Burglary - 2, Discharging a fire arm 0, 911 Hangup - 3, Disorderly Conduct - 5 TRAFFIC Traffic Accidents - 3, Traffic Complaint - 8, Motorist Assists- 5 Citations - 28, Warnings 18, Escorts - 6 Miles patrolled Crawford Walker Regional Manager for Southern Protection Agency. Cell number: , Office: Fairfield Plantation Fire Rescue/Emergency Services Call Response Totals/ Activity Report August, 2016 EMS (Medical)-33, Accidents (Vehicle) -2, Rescue-0 Fire Brush Fire-2, Fire Alarm (False Alarm)-1, Residential Fire-0, Vehicle Fire-0, Illegal Burn-0 Hazard Conditions Tree down-2, Power lines down-2, Blown Transformer/Fire-1, Motorist Assist-0 Carbon Monoxide Monitoring-2, Non-Emergency-1, Customer service-5, Wildlife-0, Other-6, Mutual Aid Reponses outside Fairfield Plantation-0 August Total Calls - 55 August Response time average minutes, Fairfield Plantation August events worked or manned by Fireman-3 Monthly Department Company Training Hours-114 hrs Georgia Fire Academy, FEMA, GEMA, Training at Academy-55 hrs Total Association, Committee Meetings attended by Fire Chief or Officers-1 This monthly report is to help residents understand what our Fairfield Plantation Fire Rescue/ Emergency Services does to protect everyone in our community. Fire Chief Tim Mikos Lawn Maintenance, Landscaping Tree Trimming & Removal Tony s Lawn Service Tony Alvarez, 4105 Essex Dr. Fairfield Plantation Resident J. Hoyt Thomas Funeral Home COMPLETE FUNERAL AND CREMATION SERVICES COMPETITIVE PRICES AND EXCELLENT SERVICE Melba H. Thomas / Funeral Director 1011 Topaz Lane Villa Rica, Georgia FOR SALE: Redecorating- Avanti Fine Furniture bonded black leather sofa, 3 cushion with 3 separate black cushionsall can be rotated and turned; nearly new, in perfect condition 82 long x 40 wide- $125. Solid wood expresso finish cocktail/ coffee table; simple lines with separate cushioned expresso leather top and full size shelf, Excellent condition, 48in long x 28in wide, $55. Large antique gold finish, professionally framed, beveled glass mirror 38in x 32in. Perfect condition $85. FP: Don or Margie ( ) before 9:00pm $ $ $ $ $ $ $ FOR SALE: China Cabinet (medium height), glass front, black framing $100 or best offer. Money will be donated. Call ( ), ask for Debra Jo or leave message # # # # # # # HELP AVAILABLE: House Cleaning weekly, bi-weekly or monthly, 15 years experience; References upon request. Call Glenda ( ). # # # # # # # HELP AVAILABLE: Detailed house cleaning at affordable price; weekly, biweekly, monthly; Fairfield Plantation resident. Call Elaine ( ). # # # # # # # FOUND: ipod found in the road near the East (back) Gate. To claim call ( ). 1 STOP ONE STOP MOBILE DETAIL Wash Wax Buff Shampoo Scratch Removal Steam Engine Vetia Holland Fairfield Plantation Resident

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11 August 20, MGA News There were 18 players divided into 6 teams of 3, and the game was pro shop points. The lowest score on each team was dropped. The winners were: 1) David Waid, Mike Cohran, & Jim Chandler with a team score of +10 points. 2) Rich Gillespie, Jim Mashburn, & Craig Hanson with a team score of +8 points. Closest to the Pin #4: Glenn Watts; #8: Brian Wurth; #12: David Waid; #16: Brian Wurth August 24, The play today was a straight scramble. We had 33 players, 1) Rich Gillespie, Carl Mistretta, Mike Tovy, and John Dickerson with a score of 60. 2) Robbie Robinson, Don Baril, Darrel Akins, and Craig Wagoner with a score of 64. 3) Jay Cheek, Herman Marks, Ken Hitzman, and Mark Halpern with a score of 65. 4) Dwayne Hooper, Roger Dumaine, Vern Best, Greg Brown, and Bob Olson with 65. 5) Craig Carsons, Paul Phillips, Dick Gillespie, and Tom Fountaine with a score of 65. Regression scores were used for scores of 65 August 27, There were 24 players divided into two flights. The lowest handicappers were in one group and the highest handicappers in the other. Here are the results: Group A (low handicaps) 1) Jay Cheek +5 points. 2) David Waid and Steve Ridge tied with +4 points. 4) Mike Trager +3 points. Group B (High handicaps) 1) Jim Chandler +5 points. 2) Craig Wagoner +4 points. 3) Matt Fowler and Chris Cometa tied with +3 points. September 3 Our weekly pro shop points game results are as follows: 1) Mike Gantt and Jim Cormel with +10 points. 2) David Waid and James Stennett with+7 points. 3) Mike Trager and Jim Mashburn with +6 points. Closest to the pin: #4 Clint Watkins; #8 Mike Trager; #12 James Stennett; #16 Jim Cormell September 9, There were 18 players divided into two flights. The lowest handicappers were in one group and the highest handicappers in the other. Here are the results: Group A (low handicaps) 1) Jay Cheek +7 points. 2) David Waid and Rich Gillespie tied with +3 points. Group B (High handicaps) 1) Jim Chandler +11 points. 2) Clete Bulach + 4 points 3) Craig Wagoner and Clint Watkins tied with +3 points. Closest to the pin: #4 Jay Cheek; #8 David Waid; #12 Ron Acree; #16 David Waid September 10: 27 Hole Member/Member Marathon. We had 24 players. Three teams tied for second. 1) Greg Brown and Joe Willougby. 2) Shane McGuinn and Dwayne Hooper. 2) Mike Trager and Mike Gant. 2) Craig Hanson and Ron Acree. Closest to the pin: #4 Mike Trager; #8 Mike Trager; #12 Jeff Sharp; #16 Dwayne Hooper Senior Golf September 7, The play today was a straight scramble. We had 28 players. 1) Rich Gillespie, Clint Watkins, Joe Castles, and Ken Hitzman with a score of 63 2) Jim Laky, Roger Dumaine, Vern Best, and Julian Muse with 63. (regression holes) 3) Robbie Robinson, Mike Tovy, Herman Marks, and Nick Defilippes with a score of 65 September 21, The play today was a straight scramble. We had 28 players. 1) Rich Gillespie, Tom Miller, Lee Hazen, and Hank Kidney with a score of 64. 2) Joel Fortenberry, Claire Jensen, Clete Bulach, and Lloyd Moate with a score of 65. 3) Robbie Robinson, Dale Anderson, Vern Best, and Mickey Lloyd with a score of 66. Clete Buleach, Publicity Page 11 Hit and Giggle August 26, 1st: Robin and Chris Cometa 2nd: Robbie and Pam Robinson 3rd: Curtis and Mary Beth Slone September 2, 1st: Robbie and Pam Robinson 2nd: Mary and Steve Hale 3rd: Jim Cormell/Jan Nelson 4 th : Frank and Gale Hullendar September 9, 1st: Craig and Lorraine Wagner 2nd: Jim and Dea Chandler 3rd: Clint and Barbara Watkins September 11, 18 Hole Hit and Giggle Championship 1st: Curtis and Mary Beth Slone 2nd: Craig and Lorraine Wagner 3rd: Mac and Simone Padgett 4th: Pam and Robbie Robinson LGA News 2 day LGA Championship Tournament August 13 & 20 Overall LGA Champion Mary Beth Slone Over all low net/jeri Houpe Winner 1st Flight/Beth Spears Winner 2nd Flight/Dea Chandler August 16, (Count your 4 s) 1st: Juanette Hall 2nd: Peggy Parker 3rd: Maryann Pike August 23, (Scramble) Jeri Houpe, Maryann Pike, Patricia Castles, Juanette Hall August 30, 9 hole, 2 player scramble Jeri Houpe and Mary Hale. Also the fun mid season beach party September 13, West Georgia LGA Handicap Tournament at Fairfield Plantation. Sadly, no local winners! Jeri Houpe and Dea Chandler, Publicity Annual Club Labor Day Tournament There were 36 participants. Results are as follows: 1st Place with a score of 59: Daniel Jones, Craig Hanson, Martin Meder & Mary Cohran. 2nd Place was a tie with a 64 between two teams: Mike Cohran, Stewart Glisson, David Nowak and Clair Jenson, and the other team Rich Gillespie, Manuel Daniel, Bob Igarashi and Michael Simpson.

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