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As usual the Diner’s Club October dinner covered a variety of
res-
taurants. They visited Martini’s, Bonefish, Brentwood Inn,
Par-
son’s Table, Angelo’s, Cozy O’s and Chianti South. All of this
was followed up by an array of deli-
cious desserts at the Amenity Center.
By Clint Rose
Tom & Brenda Goldsmith, Lori & Ron Roman, Margaret &
Vinnie Niland, Norma Scott & Mike DeBone, Arlene &
Herk Hernandez, the Beeches, Susan & Jim Giuffre
Lou and Bunny Zotter, Sandy & Victor Delacruz, Peggy &
Mike Donawick, Marianne & Rich Villifana, Walt &
Judy Glinka, Joe & Susanne Gronostajoski
October Hosts
November Hosts
What Italian liqueur takes its name from the Latin name of the
elderbush, its original flavoring ingredient?
Answer on page 20
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October 21st, 2008
Mary Stern 7532 Dunbar Drive
Sunset Beach, NC 28468
Dear Mary:
I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for
organizing an incredible Rally for the Cure®
event with the Sandpiper Bay Golf & Country
Club. You and your Rally participants are part of the world’s
largest, most progressive grassroots
network of golfers who support Susan G. Komen
for the Cure, the only organization fighting to cure breast
cancer at every stage form the causes to the
cures and pain and anxiety of every moment in
between.
We are in receipt of your entry fees as well as ad-ditional
donations to Komen for the Cure. The
total amount received is $12,708.00. Through
your outstanding efforts your group has contrib-uted to the
amazing success of the Rally program,
which empowers people to take charge of their
health care through awareness and early detection.
With the continued support and dedication of
Rally Ambassadors like yourself, over 3300 Rally events were
held in 2007, raising $8.3 million for
Komen for the Cure.
Again, we thank you, your participants and your
sponsors, for joining us in committing to Komen’s
promise to fight every minute of every day to save every life.
Because every moment matters.
Sincerely,
Diane Perillo Program Administrator
Copy of Letter received by Mary Stern regarding Sandpiper
Bay
Rally for the Cure Tournament.
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By Mary Jo Fuller One mans garbage...
This year, as I have for the last three or four years, I issued
a plea to Sandpiper residents to save their empty toilet and paper
towel rolls. As in the past, Sandpiper residents answered with a
re-sounding yes! Our daughter Kimberley is a Kin-dergarten teacher
at Davis Drive Elementary School in Cary, NC. Every year, in early
December, the class does a holiday workshop pro-ject. The object of
the unit is to teach the children the concept of work, payment for
work and the di-vision of labor. The class works on six different
craft projects. They make tin punch ornaments, tri-bead ornaments,
bell necklaces,
snowman faces, wrapping paper bags and finally ‘poppers’. The
candy poppers are made with the paper rolls. Each roll is decorated
with colored tissue paper and then candy is placed inside the roll.
It is covered with additional tissue pa-per to make the popper.
Once the manufacturing is completed, each child is paid with
pennies. They can then use their money to purchase crafts from the
class store as holiday gifts. Kim returned to Raleigh after
Thanksgiving this year with four large bags of rolls. Her class
will certainly be Top Producers thanks to Sandpiper Bay
Residents.
Kimberley and Cole making their
Poppers!
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sbmga
By Gordy Coulson
Here we are in the last month of 2008 and w e are still golf ing
in pretty good w eather. Okay, okay; so it w asn’t too toasty
during the SBMGA Championship in Novem-ber. The cold didn’t seem to
affect Bill Calhoun as he w on the overall low gross with a score
of 164, to remain the SBMGA Champion for another year. John “JJ”
Whalen playing from the senior tees w as the low net w inner w ith
an overall net score of 133. Playing from the Senior Tees, the
overall w inner was Gary Swanson w ith a low gross of 156. The
tournament w as very well run and the support from the Sandpiper
Bay Golf and Coun-try Club w as great. In the “Beat the Pro”
Tourna-ment held yesterday, 12/06/08, the w eather was perfect for
this time of year and there were some members w ho beat the pro and
there w ere some that didn’t. As a matter of fact there were 25
play-ers (SBMGA and Piperettes) w ho beat Tim Tilma’s score of 76
on the Bay/Sand courses. Those in the latter category will just
have to try harder next year. I ought to know as I w as one of
those who shot w ell on the Bay only to f ind the Sand w as a bit
too much on this particular day. This too w as a great tournament
to round out the
year. As w e draw down on the last few days of 2008 we w ant to
thank Mike Finkelstein, Chairman of the Tournament Committee and
his staff for developing the tourna-ments, w orking w ith the Club
to get the best support possible and then seeing that all the
tourna-ments w ere run as well as the members expected. Mike has
served in this position for the past three years and he and his
com-mittee members certainly put all they had into every aspect of
tour-nament golf. Robert Nicolett i has been appointed Chairman of
the Tournament Committee and he will be assisted by Don Moore and
Bob Eason. This team is up to the challenge and it is up to the
mem-bership to help make them suc-cessful. Other appointments over
the last couple of months w ere Joe Martere to Chairman of the
Handicaps Committee and Mike Matlock to Chairman of the Games
Committee. All these men and there committee members shoulder much
of the responsibil-ity that make the SBMGA suc-cessful. “The Silver
Tees and the rules governing them are in” ! At the last General
Membership meeting this issue w as posed to the Member-ship and the
Membership had the
chance to vote on it in November. The Sandpiper Bay Golf and
Country Club management ac-cepted the ballots, review ed them and
tallied them. The results w ere 58 votes for and 28 opposed. The
General Membership w ill be made aw are of this decision at the
Gen-eral Membership on 10 Decem-ber, but the actual inclusion of
the Silver Tees into the w eekly games or any of the SBMGA
tournaments will start at a later date determined by the Board.
Finally, It has been another great year here at Sandpiper Bay and
for the SBMGA. The Board w ould like to thank those responsible for
allow -ing us the space in the Sentinel and for all they do. The
help pro-vided to the SBMGA is invaluable and very much
appreciated. The Board also extends to everyone a very happy
holiday season and the best of New Years for all. Hit ‘em straight!
Or maybe draw or fade on some. Oh, yeah and don’t forget to hold
your head still, bend your knees slightly, take your back sw ing
slow on plane and sw ing through. These are some of our favorite
things to remember yada, yada, yada!! Happy New Year y’all!
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December Ladies luncheon
December - The December Ladies Holiday Luncheon was held on
De-cember 4th at Joe's Bar and Grill in North Myrtle Beach. The
luncheon was hosted by Angela Nicholson, Fran Hecht, Mary Stern,
and Peggy Donawick and was attended by 75 women. Because of the
generosity of all who attended, as well as some who could not,
donations collected for Hope Harbor Home totaled $1020.00. A visit
from Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus added to the spirit of the
festivities. Congratulations to Monica Gallus for winning the $50
gift certificate from Joe's Bar and Grill.
Peggy Donawick, Fran Hecht,
Angela Nicholson, Santa, Mary Stern
By Peggy Donawick
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Peggy Restiano-Co-Editor Phyllis Roche-Co-Editor
Sharon Cooksey-Advertising
Contributing Reporters and
Photographers
Barbara Bartholomew
John Clendinen
Dennis Callinan
Gordy Coulson
Peggy Donawick
Burnie Fowler
Mary Jo Fuller
Char Godfrey
Pat Hannigan Jackie Headman
Fran Hecht
Linda Ladrick
Bob Langill
Margaret Niland
Clint Rose
Agnes Schamp
Ed Schamp
Jim Sheridan
Mary Stern
Barbara Strobel Pat Wilson
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you begin anyway.”
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Answer to Question page 14
Sambuca, an Italian anise flavored liqueur named after the
elderbush (Latin name Sambucus).
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