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VOLUME 26 NUMBER 6 JUNE 2015

MEET YOUR NEW NEIGHBORS FOR 2015

Mary and John Conlon118 VictoriaFrom: Bradenton, FloridaBought in 2014

Jerry and Wilma Townsend106 LeopoldFrom: Sublette, IllinoisBought in 2014

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June 2015 Page 02Sweet Times

HOW TO SUBMIT ARTICLES

Articles for Sweet Times may be submitted forconsideration for publication by placing them in thebox at the clubhouse. We must have your nameand phone number, in case we have questions.The deadline is the 22nd of every month.

If you would like to have your anniversaryincluded in Sweet Times, we will need to know themonth, day, and how many years you arecelebrating. We need this information before thedeadline for the issue in which it should appear. Asa reminder, we do not retain anniversary dates fromyear to year, so you will need to submit the date tous each year.

Changes or items for the calendar should besubmitted by whoever is in charge of that event.

We do keep a listing of birthdays, but if yours isnot already included, we need the month and dayonly. Thank you.

June and Howard Shaw, Editors

SWEETWATER WELCOME COMMITTEEIn the past month our Welcome

Committee welcomed these new families toSweetwater Community.

Frank & Barbara Gooding, #394 YorkCottage. Maine

Terry Rose, #227 York Cottage. Illinois

If you have moved to Sweetwater Golf &Tennis in the last six months and have not beenvisited, please contact Melissa Greenwalt 268-8085, or Lois Steiniger 956-9522Pictures of our new residents are posted on the

photo board in the Club house.

SOCIAL CLUB MEETINGS

There will be no social club meetings duringthe months of June, July and August. Themeetings will resume on the 2nd Wednesday inSeptember.

Suzanne SettlesSecretary, Sweetwater Social Club

CHORUSSweetwater Chorus is looking for new

members and especially someone to help directand/or play the piano. We will start the2015/2016 season on November 9th at 6:30p.m. in the ballroom

During the Summer Patty Stein phone 309-347-2610 would like all interested members tocall and give the title of a song they would likeChorus to perform in the Spring.

SWEETWATER BUILDING/LANDSCAPING PERMIT

The Architectural Review Board wouldlike to remind all Homeowners that they arerequired to obtain an application for aBuilding/Landscaping Permit in theCorporation Business Office and receiveapproval BEFORE starting any change,addition or improvement to the exterior oftheir home, or additional landscaping and/orplantings on their lot. The ARB will gladlymeet with you and review your proposalbefore making their recommendation to theBoard of Directors. If approved, you will beissued a Sweetwater Building/Landscapingpermit to be displayed in a street sidewindow of your home. Many common"maintenance" jobs qualify as"improvements". Please apply for a permit.Thank you,Willie DementJeff BerdiniEd Richardson

To all residents: PLEASE be sure to have a boxready for delivery of your cards, etc. We have comeacross where no deliveries can be made withoutboxes to put them in!Thank you! (Christmas is coming soon)Sincerely , Doris Damour



Sweetwater Social ClubJune, July, August, September Events

June 21 FATHERS DAY Sunday 5:00 p.m.June 28 SUMMER BINGO Sunday 4:00 p.m.July 4 PATRIOTIC POTLUCK Saturday 5:00 p.m.July 25 SUMMER DANCE (pub) Saturday 7:00 p.m.August 16 POT LUCK POOL PARTY Sunday 1:00 p.m.September 9 COFFEE Wednesday 8:30 a.m.

SOCIAL CLUB MEETING 9:00 a.m.September 18 BIRTHDAY PARTY Friday 7:00 p.m.

(July, Aug, & Sept)Reminder: BINGO is Tuesday night. Early bird games start at 6:30.Hamburgers and Hot Dogs are sold before the games begin. FREE coffee and

cake while it lasts! Ice cream is sold during intermission.

PHONE DIRECTORY

New Listings:Frank & Karen Dumais 198 Dartmouth 207-282-4633 METerry Rose 227 York Cottage 815-262-4896 ILMichael & Suzanne Donnini 145Victoria 518-928-6203Mike Dolloff 368 MelbournJames & Carla Kelly 294 Dartmouth NH

Residents who have moved or passed away ( D or M):Kay Dyer 198 Dartmouth MPerry & Cheryl Harkness 227 York Cottage MPhyllis Horvath 294 Dartmouth MMike Dolloff 145 Victoria M

Changes:Gordon & Barbara Astegher 73 Straphmore 875-7172 NJChris & Ida Criswell 132 Victoria 875-2076 MO

With phone changes occurring all the time you can update and keep current your phone directory byincluding in some manner the information we are providing in Sweet Times.

Any corrections, additions or deletions please notify Ronnie Riley, 956- 5121.

JOHN CASSEYOur condolences to family and friends of John Cassey who died May 3, 2015.

STEVE GORRELLOur sincere condolences to family and friends of former resident Steve Gorrell who died April 20,2015.


From the Green SideI have been asked a few questions about the golf course and some of the things that we have been doing.

One question I have been getting a lot is about aerification and why it is done. Aerification is a process thatcreates more air space in the soil and promotes deeper roots. It relieves soil compaction, and it removesand prevents the accumulation of excess thatch. The condition of a putting green has a lot to do with whatgoes on below the surface. Our greens are over 20 years old and it is very important that they are dealt withaggressively with aerification along with other cultural practices. Unfortunately the last two years we wereonly able to get two aerifications done per year due to the wet conditions. With that said, I plan on getting inas many as I can this year.

I am very pleased on how our front nine greens are looking right now. May and June are two tough monthsfor Florida greens. You may remember in the past how the greens looked rough during our transitionperiod, so I am quite happy on this year’s transition so far. In the winter months the Bermuda Grass goesdormant and the overseed (Poa Trivialis) is bright green. When the temperatures come back up theoverseed cannot handle it so it starts checking out. This is the "Transition Period". We had a pretty mildwinter so the Bermuda Grass didn't go into full dormancy, which is why we are having a much smoothertransition.

The new greens are rooting and on schedule. I have had a lot of compliments on them. For aSuperintendent this is the hardest time when growing in new turf. It is hard to have patience. I am hoping tohave them open no later than September 1st, weather permitting. There are a lot of steps involved before aball will roll true on a new green. You might look at them and they appear to be grown in, however, if youputt a ball on them it doesn't roll smooth. After they are grown in they need to be aerified at least once,rolled everyday, and top dressed numerous times to smooth them out.

If anyone has any questions regarding the golf course or agronomic practices in general, please do nothesitate to ask.

Jason MorrisGolf Course Superintendent


Board of Directors Meeting Minutes@ Clubhouse, Wednesday May 20, 2015 3:00 P.M.

President Ruth Freer called the meeting to order at 3:00 P.M. Secretary Bruce Julin gave proof of duenotice, roll call was taken, constituting a quorum.

Present: Cliff Jackman, Ruth Freer, Cheryl Wald, Bruce Julin, Ed Swindelles and Larry Bearfield. Absent:Ben Wheatley. Guest Eva Robinson from Brighthouse networks.

Discussion regarding Brighthouse contract.

There being no further business before the Board, Cliff Jackman made a motion to adjourn. Seconded byLarry Bearfield and meeting was adjourned at 3:52 P. M.

Respectfully Submitted,

Bruce Julin, Secretary Sweetwater Board of Directors


Board of Directors Meeting Minutes@ Clubhouse, Friday May 15, 2015 3:00 PM

President Ruth Freer called the meeting to order at 3:00 P.M.. Secretary Bruce Julin gave proof of duenotice, roll call was taken, constituting a quorum.

Present: Cliff Jackman, Ruth Freer, Cheryl Wald, Bruce Julin, Ed Swindelles and Larry Bearfield. Absent:Ben Wheatley.

Cheryl Wald made a motion to waive the reading of the minutes from the March 20,2015 Board of Directorsmeeting and to approve them as posted. The motion was seconded by Cliff Jackman the motion passedunanimously.

Cliff Jackman gave the Treasurers report (attachment #1). Cheryl Wald moved to accept the Treasurersreport, which was seconded by Larry Bearfield and passed unanimously.

New Business:Motion by Larry Bearfield to remove current wording Sweetwater Rules and Regulations 3A that

currently reads (Additional landscaping and shrubs of xeriscape plantings only may be planted with theapproval of the Corporation as to type location. Examples of xeriscape plantings are palm trees,junipers, gardenias, bottlebrush, asparagus fern and cathers.) TO READ: (Additional Florida-FriendlyLandscape, may be planted with the approval of the Corporation. Florida-Friendly design andrecommended plants can be found on the Sweetwater web-site or in the manual in the office.)Seconded by Ed Swindelles and passed unanimously.

Motion by Larry Bearfield to remove current wording in Sweetwater Rules and Regulations 3E thatcurrently reads: (In addition neatly trimmed and maintained xeriscape plantings) TO READ: (In additionneatly trimmed and maintained Florida-Friendly plantings.) Seconded by Ed Swindelles and passedunanimously.

Larry Bearfield made a motion that the Sweetwater Board of Directors make a policy change toSweetwater Rules and Regulations 3B to be enforced until voted on at our next annual Shareholdersmeeting in February 2016. Policy change will read: No new homes may be placed in Sweetwater and nochange, addition or improvement may be made to the exterior of a home including any exterior colorchanges to roofs, shutters, siding or driveways without prior approval of the Sweetwater Board ofDirectors. Applications for approval of such changes must be made on a form to be obtained from theCorporation Business Office. The Architectural Committee of the Corporation shall have theresponsibility of reviewing and investigating the applications within seven (7) days of receipt ofapplication. Architectural Committee shall refer to DOR 2.7 in. making recommendation to theSweetwater Board of Directors of approval or denial of requested changes or alterations. Seconded byBruce Julin and passed unanimously.

Larry Bearfield made a motion to approve up to $4000.00 for fill dirt to be used on the golf course.Seconded by Cliff Jackman and passed unanimously.

Bruce Julin made a motion to replace/repair mooring pillows at the marina at a cost not to exceed$1500.00. Seconded by Cheryl Wald and passed unanimously.

Motion by Bruce Julin to replace the pool furniture consisting of twenty five lounge chairs, twenty twodining chairs, five forty two inch tables and six seven and a half foot umbrellas for a cost not to exceed$10,500.00. Seconded by Larry Bearfield and passed unanimously.

Motion by Larry Bearfield for forward tees on #12. Seconded by Cheryl Wald and passed unanimously.Motion by Ed Swindelles to replace the twelve outside lamps on the exterior not to exceed $1200.00.

Seconded by Larry Bearfield and passed unanimously.Motion by Ed Swindelles to replace air handler #3 and repairs on system #1 repair outside panel door at

a cost not to exceed $6000.00.


Announcements:The first summer informational meeting will be on June 26th at 3:00 P.M. in the Ballroom.

There being no other business before the Board, Larry Bearfield made a motion to adjourn and it wasseconded by Cliff Jackman. The motion carried and the meeting adjourned at 3:23 P.M.

Next Meetings:The next Board of Directors informational meeting June 26,2015.

Respectfully Submitted Bruce Julin, Secretary


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Additional Homes for Sale in Sweetwater Golf & Tennis as of May 20, 2015

41 Edinburgh Dr: 1990, 1100 sf 2/2 - With bunk beds in the utility room that was added along with the fullgarage. Light and Bright! The living room has shiny laminate flooring and plastered walls, the kitchen haswhite cabinets and lots of windows, and there are TWO driveways, with one of them being double-width!Sitting on a corner lot! Golf cart included. $101,500 Listed by Sanda/C21 @ 863-585-9610

94 Newcastle Dr: 1989, 1352 sf 3/2 - ON THE POND, sitting just right to enjoy the entire length of the waterview! Siding replaced and foam insulation added, thermal double-pane windows, new flooring in kitchen!The Large Master Bath has a garden tub, double sinks, and a separate shower. The living room/diningroom combo measures 16x25, and the kitchen has an eating area! The long driveway also has a golf cartpath that comes around back to the patio and Lanai. Fully Furnished! Golf cart included! $105,000 Listed bySanda/C21 @ 863-585-9610

195 Dartmouth Dr: 1998, 1809 sf, 2/2.5 - Triple Wide! Mother-in-Law solution! TWO master suites! Granitecounters, stainless steel appliances, laundry, double wide pantry. No golf cart. $99,900 Listed bySanda/C21 @ 863-585-9610

205 York Cottage Dr: 1997, 1200 sf, 2/2 - The front porch has been enclosed and included into the livingspace of this cute little home. $75,000 Call Lewis and Marilyn Smith @ 863-956-0162 FOR SALE BYOWNER. (Realtors can show this one also)

226 York Cottage Dr: 1990, 1092 sf, 2/2 - Beautifully decorated, finished walls, crown molding plus 1 yr oldAppliances, partially furnished, large workshop, roof over. Home has been customized with a LARGEpantry closet for the kitchen! Golf cart included. $82,500. Listed by Sanda/C21 @ 863-585-9610

243 Ramsgate Way: 1996, 1242 sf, 2/2 - Palm Harbor with additional window to make this so light andbright. Updates galore! Countertops, fresh paint, tile floor, new carpet, 2008 Roof and Windows, 2011Fridge and Dishwasher, 2012 Florida Room Windows, 2014 AC/Heat unit and updated sprinkler system.Extra Fridge in Shed. Partially furnished. No golf cart. $98,000 Call Alda Bradnick @ 863-956-4699 orSanda/C21 @ 863-585-9610 FOR SALE BY OWNER.

276 Dartmouth Dr: 1990, 768 sf, 2/2 - Open floor plan, front Lanai, patio out back, laundry & hot water tankin oversized shed. Furnished, golf cart. $69,950. Listed by Sanda/C21 @ 863-585-9610

299 Townbridge Dr: 1989, 1014 sf, 2/2 - New carpet, water heater, blinds, air conditioning system includingductwork, faucets, and re-worked sprinkler. Roof-over. Freezer, Grill, Golf Cart. $79,900. Listed bySanda/C21 @ 863-585-9610

337 Victoria Dr: 1988, 1820 sf, 3/2 and a Den! - LARGE with double drive, corner lot, and a lanai to watchthe world go by. You have to walk through this one to believe the space and the kitchen! $124,900 Listedby Sanda/C21 @ 863-585-9610

342 Victoria Dr: 1988, 1352 sf, 2/2 - Open floor plan in kitchen/living room/dining room with Lanai out front.Closet Pantry and breakfast bar in kitchen. Living room is full width of home! Roomy bathrooms!Furnishings optional, No golf cart. $77,000. Listed by Sanda/C21 @ 863-585-9610

http://www.visualtour.com/show.asp?t=2611948&prt=10003is the link to watch a Visual Tour of Sweetwater Golf & Tennis.

Information furnished by Sanda Andrews of 373 Melbourn Dr., 863-585-9610 (cell).Please contact directly for any additions, deletions, or corrections.


To all my Sweetwater friends, 1 would like tothank you from the bottom of my heart for thebeautiful going away party that you had for me.Words cannot express the happiness I felt from allmy life long friends. I shall always remember you,even as far away as Texas. All my thoughts ofSweetwater will make me smile from cheek tocheek.

I want to thank you again for everything that youdid for me. Remember me every time you go in thePub and have a drink on me. (Ha Ha). For youBingo players, eat a piece of cake for me and yellBINGO real loud.Again, many, many thanks from the bottom of myheart.Your friend, Phyllis Horvath

I would like to extend a big THANK YOU to allwho have contributed material pieces and monetarycontributions to my quilt making project for AllChildrens Hospital in St. Petersburg. I have finallyfound time to add up all my receipts. I could hardlybelieve it! Since 2000, 2010 it added up 4,993quilts!! This project of mine has become acommunity project. Wonderful!! And, please beaware these crib quilts go home with the kids.

I am so grateful for all your help on these“Granny quilts”!Sincerely Doris Damour

A very special thank you to Jeanette DeLisi and theSocial Club for the beautiful roses for our 57th

wedding anniversary. Thanks also to Jane Meadfor the hand delivering them to us on our day. It wassuch a thoughtful gesture and was muchappreciated;

Thank you again. Howard and June Shaw

Quilt Club Update

All quilters , sewers and needle crafters arewelcome.

Quilt club will continue to meet this summer andcontinue throughout the year. We meet everyThursday 9:00 A.M. — Noon. In the Ballroom. Ourformat remains unchanged -- open sew, show andtell, share ideas, occasional demos and projects asrequested. Even a field trip or so which alwaysincludes lunch out!!Stop by and see us.

Pat Levesque

SOCIAL CLUB

The Ice Cream Social sponsored by the SocialClub was held on April 26, 2014. This YUMMYevent consisted of Sundaes, Banana Splits, andMemories. 170 residents attended. This event wasa highlight and enjoyed by all. Thank you to DonnaPietracatella and Terry Henry for coordinating theevent and all others who served, set up and helpedto clean up.

The Mother's Day Luncheon sponsored by theSocial Club was held on Sunday, May 10th. Therewere 96 residents and guests in attendance. A bigthank you to all the volunteers who helped.

The annual Derby Day sponsored by the SocialClub was held on Saturday May 2nd. Approximately100 were in attendance. The Social Club would liketo thank all the wonderful volunteers who helped puton this event. A special thank you to Marilyn Bestfor chairing the hat contest.

Jeannette L'Heureux has graciously volunteeredto chair a clean up committee for all Social Clubevents. She is looking for volunteers for help on hercommittee. She may be contacted at 863/956-4578.

The Social Club is looking for volunteers toarrange getting the donuts and coffee for the SocialClub meetings. The Social Club meets the 2nd Wedof every month except December, June, July andAugust. Please contact Jeanette DeLisi at 863/956-3403 if you can help.


GOLF BOARD

Sweetwater Golf Board of Directors meeting was held on Tuesday, May 5, 2015.

The meeting was called to order by President Jack Hollowell.

Present were Jack Hollowell, Janis Dykes, Gwen Julin, Joe McNamara and Cris Criswell.Absent was Perry Harkness & Kay Sevison.

A quorum was established.

Guests were Larry Bearfield and Jason Morris.

A motion was made by Joe McNamara and seconded by Jack Hollowell to accept theminutes as posted. Motion carried.

Jack Hollowell presented the treasurer’s report. A motion was made by Janis Dykes andseconded by Cris Criswell to accept the report. Motion carried.

OLD BUSINESS:

Discussion on possibly extending the cart path on Hole #17 has been tabled untilOctober/November.

The (2) new tee boxes on Hole #3 & Hole #14 are completed. Expected availability in 7-8weeks, depending on the weather.

Pro Shop sign was changed to a low maintenance, colorful acrylic sign. Cost isapproximately $200.00. A motion was made by Joe McNamara and seconded by CrisCriswell.

Spoke with Kari Larson, Office Mgr, RE: Employee golf outing scheduled for May. Offeredassistance to schedule and set up. Kari stated that only the employees would be playing,no BOD or Golf Board Members or residents. BOD members are invited to their luncheonafter the golf.

Golf Course hole sponsor availability .... Kay Sevison was unavailable to give update. Gwensuggested something be put on Channel 95 and the Sweet Times as to the signs available.

NEW BUSINESS

Memorial Tournament is all set and sign up sheets are available in the Pro Shop.

The 4th of July Tournament has been rescheduled to Saturday, July 4th @ 9:00 a.m.

Ball Washer replacement on Hole #6. A motion was made by Cris Criswell and seconded byJanis Dykes to purchase a new ball washer for $181.40 + shipping and handling.


Gwen suggested that Sweetwater purchase golf pencils with the Sweetwater name onthem. Larry suggested that the Pro Shop would possibly cover the cost. Gwen will give theinformation that she obtained and give it to Larry.

Jack Hollowell and Perry Harkness have been discussing with the Pro Shop additionaltournaments, leagues and/or golf outings for the Sweetwater Community, (furtherdiscussion in September and/or October).

Jack Hollowell requested additional Ladies Forward tees be made. A motion was made byJoe McNamara and seconded by Janis Dykes. Further approval is required by the BOD. Theexpense of these additional tee boxes would be covered by the Golf Board.

A request was made by Janis Dykes and Jack Hollowell and supported by the Golf Board tohave Jason Morris maintain an area near the nursery green to allow residents to practicepitching to the nursery green.

A discussion occurred regarding a cart path being made across Sweetwater Boulevard forgolf carts exiting the back nine by Hole #17. This will enable golfers to drive with trafficinstead of against it to the clubhouse. Larry Bearfield requested Jason Morris obtain a priceand inform him as to the cost and time involved.

The Golf Board will not meet in June, July, August or September. The next scheduledregular meeting will be held October 6th, 2015 at 2:00 in the library.

A motion was made by Joe McNamara and seconded by Jack Hollowell to adjourn.

Motion carried.

Gwen Julin for the Sweetwater Golf Board of Directors

Why Do Golfers Yell "Fore" When Warning of an Errant Golf Shot?This expression, popularized by former President Gerald Ford actually started as an Englishmilitary term. When the troops were firing in lines, the command " 'ware before" indicated it mightbe prudent for the front line to kneel so that the second line wouldn't blow their heads off."Fore" is simply a shortened version of the "before " 'ware before."


2014 Annual Drinking Water Quality ReportSweetwater Community Inc. PWS 6535171

We are committed to ensuring the quality of your water and want you to be informed about the water and services delivered to you in 2014. Ourgoal is to provide you with a safe, dependable supply of drinking water. Therefore, we are very pleased to provide you with this Annual WaterQuality Report that describes the quality of the water you drink everyday, information about the contaminants found in your water, and how this mayrelate to your health. The presence of a moderate amount of contaminants in drinking water within regulated standards is normal and does notindicate that the water poses a health risk. Should there be any reason for health concerns with your water, we would notify you immediately. Wewant our valued customers to be informed about their water utility.

Protecting your water: A Source Water Assessment (SWA) was conducted in 2014 by the Florida Department of Environmental ProtectionAgency (DEP) to identify and assess any potential sources of contamination in the vicinity of your water supply. The system's wells weredetermined to be at a low risK of concern for domestic wastewater contamination, and at a moderate risk of concern for agricultural chemicalcontamination. The SWA report is available on the DEP website: www.dep.state.fl.us/swapp.

Where does our water come from? The sources of drinking water include river, lakes, streams, ponds, reservoirs, springs, and wells. SweetwaterCommunity water treatment plant draws groundwater from wells drilled deep into the Floridan Aquifer, then chlorinated for disinfection. As watertravels over the surface of the land or through the ground, it dissolves naturally occurring minerals and radioactive materials, and can pick upsubstances resulting from human or animal activity. Sweetwater Community routinely monitors for contaminants in its drinking water according toFederal and State laws, rules, and regulations.

The Test Results Table (over) shows the results of this compliance monitoring for the period of January 1, to December 31, 2014. Data obtainedbefore January 1, 2014 and presented in this report are from the most recent testing done in accordance with the laws, rules, and regulations. If youhave any questions about this report (or want to obtain a copy), or concerns about your water utility please contact David Blount at (863) 324-3330.

Contaminants that may be present in raw or source water before it is treated include:A Microbial Contaminants, such as viruses and bacteria, which may come from wastewater treatment plants, septic systems, agricultural

livestock operations, and wildlife.B Inorganic contaminants, such as salts and metals, which can be naturally-occurring or result from urban storm water runoff, industrial or

domestic wastewater discharges, oil and gas production, mining, or farming.CPesticides and herbicides, which may come from a variety of sources such as agriculture, urban storm water runoff, and residential uses.D Organic chemical contaminants, including synthetic and volatile organic chemicals, which are by-products of industrial processes and

petroleum production, and can, also come from gas stations, urban storm water runoff, and septic systems.ERadioactive contaminants, which can be naturally occurring or be result of oil and gas production and mining activities.In order to ensure that your tap water is safe to drink, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) prescribes regulations that limit the amount ofcertain contaminants in water provided by public water systems. The Food and Drug Administration FDA regulations establish limits forcontaminants in bottled water that must provide the same protection for public health.

Drinking water, including bottled drinking water, may reasonably be expected to contain at least small amounts of some contaminants. Thepresence of these contaminants does not necessarily indicate that the water poses a health risk. Florida's drinking water rules require disinfection,so chlorine is added in our water treatment plant, followed by fifteen minutes contact time to destroy living organisms before being delivered to you.More information about contaminants and potential health effects can be obtained by calling the Environmental Protection Agency's Safe DrinkingWater Hotline at 1-800-426-4791, or on their website at http://www.epa.gov/safewater.

Some people may be more vulnerable to certain contaminants than the general population. Immuno-compromised persons such as persons withcancer undergoing chemotherapy, persons who have undergone organ transplants, people with HIV/AIDS or other immune system disorders, someelderly, and infants can be particularly at risk from infections. These people should seek advice about drinking water from the health care providers.EPA/Center for Disease Control guidelines on appropriate means to lessen the risk from infection by Cryptosporidium and other microbialcontaminants can be obtained by calling the Environmental Protection Agency's Safe Drinking Water Hotline at 1-800-426-4791.

The Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) requires that utilities issue the following information, even if you have no Lead in your water: Ifpresent, elevated levels of lead can cause serious health problems, especially for pregnant women and young children. Lead in drinking water isprimarily from materials and components associated with service lines and home plumbing. Sweetwater Community is responsible for providinghigh quality drinking water, but cannot control the variety of materials used in plumbing components. When your water has been sitting for severalhours, you can minimize the potential for lead exposure by flushing your tap for 30 seconds to 2 minutes before using water for drinking or cooking.If you are concerned about lead in your water, you may wish to have your water tested. Information on lead in drinking water, testing methods, andsteps you can take to minimize exposure is available from the Safe Drinking Water Hotline at 1-800-426-4791, or on their website athttp://www.epa.gov/safewater/lead

Only test results exceeding a regulated minimum detection level are included in this report. In this table you will find many abbreviations you mightnot be familiar with. To help you better understand these terms we've provided the following definitions:

Non-Detects (ND) - means not detected and indicates that the substance was not found by laboratory analysis.N/A - Does not apply.Parts per million (ppm) - or Milligrams per liter (mg/l) - one part by weight of analyte to one million parts by weight of the water sample.Parts per billion (ppb) - or Micrograms per liter (ug/l) - one part by weight of analyte to one billion parts by weight of the water sample.Picocuries per liter (pCi/L) - picocuries per liter is a measure of the radioactivity in water.Action Level (AL) - the concentration if a contaminant which, if exceeded, triggers treatment or other requirements, which a water system mustfollow.Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) - The "Maximum Allowed", is the highest level of a contaminant that is allowed in drinking water. The MCLsare set as close to the MCLGs as feasible using the best available treatment technology.Maximum Contaminant Level Goal (MCLG) - The "Goal" is the level of a contaminant in drinking water below which there is no known orexpected risk to health. MCLGs allow for a margin of safety.Maximum Residual Disinfectant level (MRDL)- The highest level of disinfectant allowed in drinking water. There is convincing evidence thataddition of a disinfectant is necessary for control of microbial contaminants.Maximum Residual Disinfectant Level Goal (MRDLG)- The level of a drinking water disinfectant below which there is no known or expected riskto health. MRDLGs to not reflect the benefits of the use of disinfectants to control microbial contaminants.


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SWEETWATER REGULAR SCHEDULED EVERY WEEK ACTIVITIES FOR JUNE 2015

ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES NOT ON A WEEKLY SCHEDULE FOR JUNE 2015

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURDSAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

8:00 - 11:30 OPENGOLF

1:00 COUPLES GOLF3:30 OPEN GOLF

UNTIL DUSK7:00 EUCHRE - SIGN

UP

8:00 TENNIS8:30 GOLF LADIES

LEAGUE9:00 WATER

AEROBICS10:30 GOLF LADIES

9 HOLE11:30 OPEN GOLF

TILL DUSK1:00 MAH JONGG7:00 MENS DARTS

8:00 TENNIS8:30 GOLF MENS

POINTS9:00 WATER

AEROBICS9:30 TAI CHI11:30 OPEN GOLF

TILL DUSK6:30 BINGO

8:00 TENNIS8:00 CERAMICS9:00 GOLF LADIES9:00 WATER

AEROBICS10:30 OPEN GOLF

TILL 11:301:00 MIXED

COUPLES1:00 NEEDLEWORK6:30 PINOCHLE4:00 OPEN GOLF

TILL DUSK


POINTS9:00 DANCE CLASS9:00 QUILT CLUB9:00 WATER


TILL 11:301:00 LADIES GOLF

SCRAMBLE1:00 MAH JONGG3:30 OPEN GOLF

TILL DUSK6:30 DOMINOES


SCRAMBLE9:00 WATER


TILL DUSK

8:30 MIXED GOLFCOUPLES

11:00 OPEN GOLFTILL DUSK

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 2 3 4 5 6

7 8 9 10 11 12 13

14FLAG DAY

15 16 17 18 19 20

21FATHER’S DAY

5:00 BUFFET

22SWEET TIMES

DEADLINE

23 24 25 263:00 INFORMATIONAL

MEETING

27

284:00 SUMMER BINGO

29 30

Early JulyBirthdays

1 Bobby Fisher2 Joan Gade2 Malcolm Hall2 Susie Laberdee2 Nancy Otis

June Anniversaries46 Years - 24 June

Bob & Bonnie Stacy42 Years - June 30

Louis & Margaret Mazur40 Years - June 28

Bob & Debbie Fisher26 Years - June 3

Frank & Carol Lani

21 Gwen Hall22 Mary Bell23 Cindy Adriance23 Judy Bearfield24 John Grande26 Bob Kelsey26 Dick O’Connell27 Carol Lani29 Jeff Pollock29 Barbara Richardson29 Valerie Tadakowsky30 Barbara McMenamin30 Cammy Morehead30 Betty Younger

12 Lorraine Levesque12 Bea Meka12 Rick Sutter14 Evelyn Fox14 Fred Smith14 Nancy Vanderzand16 Jawna Reints17 Frank Phelka19 Mary Bray19 Sharon Machcinski19 Garry Sear19 June Shaw19 Bob Stacy20 Josephine Moore20 Marcia Pollock

1 Karen Besecker1 Chip Kenz1 Lois Steiniger2 Bill Chalmers2 Lucille Spaulding2 June Wilson3 Judie Dierdorf3 Vicky Latonie4 Bob Case4 Barbara Marcuccilli4 Mike Ring5 Jeff Berdini6 Andy Harmyk6 Frank Gooding8 Ken Gase8 Bob Hakemian9 Irene Bourgoin9 Len Fisher9 Mike Patti9 Pat Sear

10 Jan Huet10 John Kriniske11 Roy Blackwell11 Ron Hughes11 Charles Lee

JUNE BIRTHDAYSSweetwater Community would like to wish the following residents a wonderful Birthday.

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