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EDITOR: MARY STARR
learning on the job
I know I say this a lot, but I seriously have to be one of the most fortunate people on the planet. I don’t know of anyone who has as much fun at work as I do. Some of that fun does getting involve getting gussied up and attending some fabulous events, which obviously I enjoy, but the more compelling part of my job involves learning. The only time I complain is deadline day, and who could blame me for that? I usually learn at least one new thing every day. Just for this issue, I took a crash course in etiquette and learned about doll collecting. Had I not gone into journalism, I suspect I might have become a permanent student, if I had unlimited funds at my disposal. There’s just nothing like learning something new to put a spring in your step, and give you an edge in trivia. I guess I decided to tackle manners because I’ve seen such an abhorrent lack of them lately, and I’m not talking about social media — although that comes with its own challenges — I’m referring to real-life occurrences. People are harried, hurried and, in many cases, no longer filter their comments for civility. And don’t get me started on fellas who wear hats inside buildings and parents who allow their children to run around restaurants like banshees on a caffeine spree. As our experts state in the article, etiquette is all about putting others first and making them feel comfortable. Just remember The Golden Rule. Playing with dolls was not my thing growing up. I didn’t enjoy baby dolls, and preferred Barbies. I used to like to dress them and make up stories about what they were doing. Lauretta “Sissy” Baumgardner Lingle, whose father was the first landscape architect on Sea Island, has been collecting and dressing dolls as long as she can remember. Her doll
costumes have been commissioned by wellknown doll makers and she has won awards for her designs. A member of the Glynn Academy Class of 1957, a visit with Lingle means you’ll learn about dolls, but you’ll also cover a lot of local history as well. This past weekend offered another learning experience. The fifth annual Jewish Food & Culture Festival, hosted by Temple Beth Tefilloh, was held in Brunswick. Every year I attend I learn something new about the culture, food or music and I meet a ton of interesting people. It’s one of my favorite events, and based on this year’s crowd, I’m not the only one who feels that way. We also visited Bites & Bands, the newest iteration of the St. Simons Food + Spirits Festival, and made a stop by the Friends of Fort Frederica Charter Member Reception. Our friends at Golden Isles Arts & Humanities have several events on tap, including the Driftwood Bistro Bash to benefit the Golden Isles Penguin Project. If you haven’t been to a Penguin Project production, I highly recommend it. Designed for young people 10-25, the actors, all of whom have disabilities of some sort, put together a Broadway-style production each summer. The Bistro Bash will help cover costs of the production. Also coming up is the last Cinema Gourmet of the season with the cult classic “The Princess Bride” as the film. If, like me, it would be absolutely “inconceivable” for you to ever get enough of this film, make your reservations today. Details for both events are in this issue. On the remainder of our pages, you’ll see lots of people you know doing the things they love. In the meantime, embrace the pleasant temperatures, try to avoid the pollen, and enjoy the issue!
Publisher Buff Leavy Editor Mary Starr Layout/Design Donte Nunnally
Contributing Writers Anne Ditmer Jim Henderson Cary Knapp
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UPCOMING events
Beachview Drive, St. Simons Island. Michelle Merrill, music director and conductor of the Coastal Symphony of Georgia, will present an overview of American orchestral music, touching on a new piece, “How to Relax with Origami,” composed by Conor Brown, which will have its Georgia premiere at the symphony’s April concert. Details: 912-279-3750.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27 Midweek Yoga will begin at 3 p.m. at the St. Simons Public Library, 530 Beachview Drive, St. Simons Island. Free. Bring a yoga mat.
FRIDAY, MARCH 29 Baby storytime, for children newborn through 24 months old, will begin at 10:30 a.m. at the St. Simons Public Library, 530 Beachview Drive, St. Simons Island.
SATURDAY, MARCH 30 St. Simons Island Antique Show will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and Sunday at Postell Park, 532 Beachview Drive, St. Simons Island. Antique dealers from throughout the Southeast will be on hand to sell furniture, collectibles, primitives, jewelry, silver, glassware and more. Craft Bazaar will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the squares along Newcastle Street, in downtown Brunswick. Local crafters and artisans will display their candles, woodwork, jewelry and more.
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TUESDAY, MARCH 26 Dana Beach, author of “A Wholly Admirable Thing: Defending Nature and Community on the South Carolina Coast,” will speak at 10:30 a.m. in the St. Simons Island Casino Theatre, 530 Beachview Drive, St. Simons Island, as part of the Literary Guild of St. Simons Island Meet the Author series. Admission is free for members of the guild, and $10 for non-members. Reservations may be made at litguildssi.org/events. Tuesday Storytime, for toddlers and young children, will begin at 10:30 a.m. at the St. Simons Island Public Library, 530 Beachview Drive, St. Simons Island. Details: 912-279-3750. “Made in America: Symphonic Sounds of Our Country,” will begin at 3 p.m. in Room 108 of the St. Simons Island Casino, 530
Golden Isles Fiberarts Guild will meet at 3 p.m. in the parish Hall of Holy Nativity Episcopal Church, 615 Mallery St., St. Simons Island. The program will feature guest speaker Brenda Banach, from Townsend, who will demonstrate making greeting cards. Visitors are welcome.
TUESDAY, APRIL 2 Tuesday Storytime, for toddlers and young children, will begin at 10:30 a.m. at the St. Simons Island Public Library, 530 Beachview Drive, St. Simons Island. Details: 912-2793750.
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• COASTALILLUSTRATED.COM Annual International Festival: One World, Many Faces will be from 2-7 p.m. on the campus of College of Coastal Georgia, in Brunswick. The event will feature art, music, food, cultural displays and activities for kids that highlight the diverse cultures that call the Golden Isles home. A marketplace of artisan wares and entertainment will also be included. Free to the public. First Friday will be held from 5-8 p.m. along the shops, restaurants and galleries along Newcastle Street, in Brunswick. Details: 912-265-4032.
Sheila McNeill, author of “What Are You Doing Here?,” a memoir about her time as president of the Navy League of the United States from 2003-2005, will speak at 10:30 a.m. in Room 108 of the St. Simons Island Casino, 530 Beachview Drive, St. Simons Island, as part of the Meet the Author series sponsored by the Literary Guild of St. Simons Island. The Navy League is the only civilian organization dedicated to supporting the sea services. Admission is free for guild members and $10 for non-members. Registration is required at litguildssi.org/events. Please cancel if unable to attend. Nicaragua in Recovery: What’s Next? will be the topic of a lecture by Sarah Woodward, member of the Jubilee House Community, and Center for Development in Central America, at noon in the Stembler Auditorium in the College of Coastal Georgia Student Center, in Brunswick. Woodward’s organization has worked with the poor in Nicaragua for the past 25 years of working with the poor in Nicaragua, with a focus on the recent political crisis there. Nicaraguan crafts will be available for purchase from noon to 1:30 p.m. Sponsored by the CCGA Office of International
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3 Midweek Yoga will begin at 3 p.m. at the St. Simons Public Library, 530 Beachview Drive, St. Simons Island. Free. Bring a yoga mat.
THURSDAY, APRIL 4 St. Simons Spring Art Crawl will be from 4-7 p.m. Attendees will stop at five galleries, including Wallin Gallery, Anderson Gallery, Island Art Gallery, Glynn Visual Arts and ArtTrends Gallery. Refreshments will be served. Free.
FRIDAY, APRIL 5 Baby storytime, for children newborn through 24 months old, will begin at 10:30 a.m. at the St. Simons Public Library, 530 Beachview Drive, St. Simons Island.
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Easter Egg Hunt will be held from 1-3 p.m. at Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation, 5556 U.S. Highway 17, in Brunswick. More than 3,000 toy-filled eggs in three hunt areas for kids ages 1-3, 4-6 and 7-10, will be featured. The Easter Bunny will also be present, and prizes, refreshments, a bubble machine and wands, games, the Imagination Playground, egg decorating and other arts and crafts. Details: 912-2647333 or gastateparks.org/ hofwylbroad fieldplantation.
Exhibit of the works of painter Suzy Dmetruk, and her husband, woodworker Steve Dmetruk will be on display from noon to p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays April 1-30, at the Jekyll Arts Association, Goodyear Cottage, in the Jekyll Island Historic District. An artists’ reception will be from 1-3 p.m. April 7. Free.
Nao Santa Maria, a replica of one of Christopher Columbus’ ships, will dock at the Brunswick Landing Marina today and stay through April 15. Tours will begin April 9.
African American Art Exhibit, in celebration of Black History Month, and featuring the collection of Sea Island residents Brenda and Larry Thompson, may be seen from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays at Glynn Visual Arts, 106 Island Drive, St. Simons Island, through March 28. Details: 638-8770.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10 “About Elly,” a 2009 Iranian film directed by Asghar Farhadi, will be shown at 7 p.m. in the St. Simons Casino Theater, 530 Beachview Drive, St. Simons Island. The film is about a young schoolteacher who disappears while traveling with a group of young professionals from Tehran. In Persian with English subtitles. Not rated. Free, but a $3 donation is requested to offset expenses. Midweek Yoga will begin at 3 p.m. at the St. Simons Public Library, 530 Beachview Drive, St. Simons Island. Free. Bring a yoga mat.
ONGOING EVENTS The Literary Guild Bookstore at the St. Simons Island Casino, 530 Beachview Drive, St. Simons Island, will be open from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Wednesdays and 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturdays throughout the month.
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Tuesday Storytime, for toddlers and young children, will begin at 10:30 a.m. at the St. Simons Island Public Library, 530 Beachview Drive, St. Simons Island. Details: 912-279-3750.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 12 Baby storytime, for children newborn through 24 months old, will begin at 10:30 a.m. at the St. Simons Public Library, 530 Beachview Drive, St. Simons Island.
SUNDAY, APRIL 14 The Shoreline Dance Club will host a tea dance with live music from 4-7 p.m. at the Brunswick Shrine Club, 3955 Darien Highway, in Brunswick. Cost is $40 per person for members and $50 per person for guests. Advance reservations and fees are required for the dance, and catering requirements. Details: 912-638-2249.
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Jekyll Island Ranger walks will be held at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Saturdays through March 30. Walks begin in the Jekyll Island National Historic District, 101 Old Plantation Road, and are $8 per person. Walks are limited to 12 participants, and take 45-90 minutes. Reservations are required, and must be made 30 minutes prior to the tour. Details and reservations: 912-635-4036. John Wesley Lecture will be presented by the Rev. Dave Hanson at 2 p.m. Thursdays through March 28 in the Arthur J. Moore Methodist Museum and Library at Epworth-bythe-Sea, 100 Arthur Moore Drive, St. Simons Island.
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he newly released book, “Daisy Jones & The Six” (Ballantine), will take you back to another time and place. The time is during the pop culture Golden Age of the 1960s and 1970s; the place is the sun-drenched state of California. The author, Taylor Jenkins Reid, is a bestselling novelist and essayist from Los Angeles, and with “Daisy Jones,” she tells the story of a fictional rock band recording a hit album loosely based on Fleetwood Mac’s “Rumours.” (The book, in fact, was inspired, the author has recently said, by Fleetwood Mac and Rumours.) If you’ve ever wondered about the complex romantic entanglements in bands such as The Mamas & The Papas or Abba, you’ll love this beautifully written tale of sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll in an America that existed almost a half century ago. Daisy Jones, the center of the story, is one of those free-spirited, golden-haired, doeeyed beauties that Los Angeles was said to have been filled with in the 60s and 70s. Had she lived in New York, she surely would have been part of Andy Warhol’s entourage. She is a talented song writer and a singer with a gritty voice much like Janis Joplin’s. She’s the only child of rich liberal parents —her father is an artist, her mother a model, and they are too involved with their own egos to take care of her. By the time Daisy is 14, she’s hanging out on the Sunset Strip and losing her virginity to a drummer during a gloomy night at the Hyatt House hotel, which was also the scene of Led Zeppelin’s most decadent adventures. “Everyone talked about free love and how sex was a good thing. If you were cool, if you were hip, you liked sex,” says Daisy. Teenage groupies sleeping with rock stars was not just accepted, it was celebrated. The Six is a band whose members are busy trying to make their way around America’s blues and rock circuit. Founded by the moody, annoying — but charismatic — blue-collar Billy Dunne and his brother Warren, they end up in L.A. where they make a respectable debut.
Daisy, at the same time, is gaining a reputation as a promising but difficult singer whose record label doesn’t know what to do with her. When a British producer comes across both acts, he gets an idea: Daisy and The Six are good on their own, together they could be magic. Daisy and The Six join forces and their chemistry is explosive. It creates something hugely successful and extremely damaging: a band with two headstrong leaders who simultaneously hate and fancy each other. Audiences love them. Daisy is single and high on any drug she can get. Billy is married with kids and a recovering addict. Both want to be in charge. As it was with Fleetwood Mac’s 1977 album “Rumours,” which came out of the romantic clashes, feuds and the gigantic cocaine appetites of the band members, the very thing that makes Daisy Jones & The Six great is the thing that will destroy them. By the late 1970s, Daisy Jones & The Six are enormously “hot,” perhaps the hottest band in America. Daisy and Billy co-author an album, “Aurora,” which sells millions and makes them one of the biggest acts in the world, with critical and popular acclaim, hit songs and a sold-out tour. Then in July of 1979, after the band performs in Chicago, they suddenly break up, never to play together again. The book is an attempt to explain what happened with all those involved, from the band members to their friends and loved ones, reminiscing and revealing their version of events in the firstperson. Daisy Jones reads like you’re watching a documentary and it’s thoroughly engaging, especially if you like the music of the 60s and 70s. Jenkins Reid takes readers into the zany rollercoaster of life in a band: the idolization, opulent parties, creative satisfaction and the
fortunes made, all exciting things that can take a toll on minds and souls. Just about every character, except Billy’s long-suffering wife, seems almost perpetually drunk, high or involved in the wrong kind of love. The keyboardist and the rhythm guitarist have a secret affair that ends very badly. The lead guitarist is furious at being sidelined by domineering Billy, another “never wanted to be in a soft rock band anyway” and plans to leave. And there’s Daisy, worshiped by millions around the globe, but stumbling through a total wreck of a private life. Unapologetic in her sexuality and living life strictly on her own terms, she could easily have been a cliché but the author depicts her with empathy, and she comes across fascinating and real. “I’d chased this life with all my heart,” says Daisy. “But it became a hell I’d created myself, a cage I’d built and locked myself in. I came to hate that I poured my heart and my pain into my music because it meant I could never leave it behind. It made for a great show. But it was my life.” We live in a different time to the one described so accurately in Daisy Jones & The Six. Nowadays most of us realize that taking loads of drugs, sleeping with strangers and jetting around the world to make music with people you hate is not the best way to live a life. Still, this fabulously entertaining book sure
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A LOOK AT
historical cocktails
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ne of the best things about writing a column on spirits is doing the research on various cocktails and their ingredients. I’m often asked, after doing this column for a number of years, if I ever run out of topics. Well, yes … if I had to come up with topics I would, indeed, come up empty. But I read about cocktails and spirits and trendy bars online and in print and — fortuitously —another column can triumphantly emerge! I especially enjoy learning about historical cocktails, their origins, and often a bit about their creators. I ran across a recipe recently for a drink called The Panic Button. Now who amongst us wouldn’t want to know about the origin of that libation? It turns out this delicious drink was crafted by a bartender at Charleston’s Dewberry Hotel. He had been challenged to incorporate a liqueur called Averna into a drink that would hold sway in a fine Southern establishment. The bartender, as was I, was unfamiliar with Averna. He probably did the same research I did — and learned that Averna is an Italian liqueur that has been produced on the island of Sicily since 1868. It’s in the amaro family of spirits, meaning it’s a bittersweet herbal mixture that tends to be a bit syrupy. The liqueur is crafted by macerating (basically soaking) dried herbs and often fruit peels — and even certain tree barks — in an alcoholic base. The result is then aged and typically sweetened. Other versions are Fernet, vermouth and Luxardo. The challenge for the Dewberry bartender was how to incorporate this decidedly European liqueur into a drink that would appeal to Southern American tastes. It is
base (pretty descriptive, huh?). If you invest in a bottle of Heering, you will find it to offer a rich deep flavor that adds depth and deliciousness to a number of cocktails like the aforementioned Singapore Sling, the almost forgotten Blood and Sand, and one THE PANIC BUTTON with a particularly • 1½ oz. bourbon noteworthy name — • ¾ oz. Averna Remember the Maine. • ½ oz. Campari In a chilled coupe or cocktail glass, add the • ½ oz. Heering cherry absinthe. Roll around liqueur to coat and discard the • ¼ oz. fresh lemon excess. juice Add the rye, vermouth and liqueur to a mixing glass with ice and stir well. REMEMBER THE MAINE Strain into the unclear from my • 2 oz. Rye whiskey prepared glass, and research exactly why • ¾ oz. sweet garnish with a brandied the bartender was cherry. vermouth being asked to assume The Maine referred this daunting task, but • 2 tsp. Cherry to here is another one can only assume Heering liqueur historical reference. For the assignment threw • ½ tsp. Absinthe those who may have him into a panic (thus slept in history class, the resulting name). the U.S.S. Maine was We can hope that there an American battleship was a suitable incentive involved — a raise? which exploded and sank under mysterious A promotion? Getting to keep his job? circumstances in 1898, while anchored in We hope he was justly rewarded, as Havana, Cuba. The U.S. had been looking the cocktail he created is truly delightful. for a reason to rout the Spanish from At first glance it seems an unlikely combination of ingredients, but once mixed Cuba, and it was widely assumed Spain was behind the explosion. “Remember and tasted the genius in it shines through. the Maine” became a rallying cry for those Starting with a bourbon base (what better ready to go to war with Spain — which way to appeal to Southern tastes?) he eventually occurred with the advent of the added some inspired touches that make Spanish-American War. The Panic Button worth mixing up at your Why the name for this cocktail, which home. is essentially a rye Manhattan with the Shake all the ingredients with ice to chill, addition of the Heering and that captivating then strain into a glass. The Dewberry serves this is a coupe glass swish of absinthe? It seems the creator, Charles H. Baker, a well-known contributor with a large round ice cube and without to The New Yorker, was unfortunate other garnish. I’d be tempted to add on enough to be in Havana in 1953 when a lemon twist since it’s the bright pop of Fidel Castro launched a revolution that citrus that seems to enliven this creation. overthrew President Bautista and resulted You, like me, may not be familiar with in Communist rule on that island neighbor Heering cherry liqueur. I had often seen of ours. Mr. Baker wrote that he and other this product at my spirits purveyor but journalists holed up in a hotel bar and took did not own a bottle. Another historic turns mixing cocktails from the limited spirit, this one, from Denmark, dates to supply on hand. Baker’s cocktail was 1818, and is considered a key ingredient deemed a success and, being American, in the Singapore Sling, first formulated he christened it after the battle cry of an at the Raffles Hotel in Singapore around earlier Cuban conflict. 1915. Heering is often referred to as the So … this little history lesson comes to a “granddaddy” of cherry brandies. Made by close. Most of you seem to still be awake, soaking Danish cherries and secret spices and your attentiveness is appreciated. in neutral spirits and then aging for five You may now enjoy the reward of a tasty years, Heering is not one of those dyed cocktail. Those who dozed off must stay ruby-red abominations often used in lesser late and clean the erasers. Erasers? Wow – bars. It’s been said some such “brandies” there’s a historical reference. taste like cherry Lifesavers in a Robitussin
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G OL F CL U B S HOS T O GLE T H O R P E C U P The annual Oglethorpe Cup, a golf tournament played among the King and Prince, Sea Island and Sea Palms golf clubs was held recently. The winner was the King and Price, followed by Sea Island, and in third, Sea Palms. Bentley Atlanta was the tournament and cocktail party sponsor.
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SCHO OL F OU N DAT I ON H OS T S FUNDR A I S E R The Retreat Clubhouse at the Island Club was the setting for a fundraiser for the Golden Isles Career Academy Foundation. Dinner was created and served by culinary students at the school.
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TE M P L E H O L D S DOW N TOW N FE ST I VA L On March 23, people gathered in the Jekyll Squares along Newcastle Street, in Brunswick, to enjoy traditional Jewish cuisine, customs and entertainment, at the fifth annual Jewish Food and Culture Festival, hosted by Temple Beth Tefilloh.
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FOUNDATION MAKES DONATION The Terry Thomas Foundation recently made a contribution to Hospice of the Golden Isles (HGI). These funds are earmarked for information technology infrastructure for HGI. Susan Goodhue, executive director of the foundation, and board member, Dewey Benefield, presented the check to HGI CEO, Karen Brubaker Miller. Miller stated, “... The foundation’s recent grant award will help us improve our information technology infrastructure through the purchase of new laptops and tablets to ensure well-coordinated patient care.”
NEW GOLF CENTER S
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ea Island recently unveiled an all-new, state-of-the-art Golf Performance Center at the Sea Island Golf Club. The new facility further solidifies Sea Island as home to the finest golf instructional center in the country. The 17,000-square-foot facility features industry-leading technology, six instruction and club fitting bays, a putting studio designed by world-renowned putting instructor Phil Kenyon, director of putting instruction at Sea Island, a full-service golf club workshop, gym with locker rooms, spacious retail area and indoor and outdoor meeting and event spaces. “The Golf Performance Center at Sea Island is dedicated to helping players play better and enjoy the game of golf with a holistic, comprehensive approach, regardless of their skill level, from beginning golfers to competitive juniors, touring professionals and everyone in between,” said Brannen Veal, director of golf. “This new facility combines the latest cutting-edge technology with the finest teachers in the country, taking what we provide to an even higher level than before.” In addition to Kenyon, the center’s elite team of instructors includes Golf Performance Center Manager and Master Club Fitter Craig Allan, Senior Director of Instruction Jack Lumpkin, Sports Psychologist and Performance Specialist Dr. Morris Pickens, Director of Fitness Randy Myers, and highly ranked instructors Justin Parsons, Gale Peterson, Jared Zak and Daniel Gray. The debut of the new Golf Performance Center is part of a nearly $30 million enhancement program at The Lodge at Sea Island. The new 18-hole Driftwood putting course, designed by Davis and Mark Love, opened in 2018, adding a fresh dimension to Sea Island’s legendary golf experience. In November 2018, The Lodge introduced six new cottages with 14 new sleeping rooms, a new oceanfront pool, pool house, extended practice facility and short game area, all overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Capping the program is the redesign and renovation of the Plantation Course, which along with the signature Seaside Course, serves as the site of the annual RSM Classic, a PGA TOUR FedEx Cup tournament hosted by Sea Island touring professional and resident Davis Love III. Love Golf Design is overseeing the renovation, which began in November 2018 and will reopen ahead of the 2019 RSM Classic in the fall. The pool, pool house, cottages and the new Golf Performance Center were designed by Hart Howerton, with interior design by Johnson Vann of St. Simons Island. The concept of the Golf Performance Center was born when Davis Love Jr., the late father of Sea Island touring pro Davis Love III, moved his family to Sea Island in 1977 to teach golf at Sea Island Golf Club, pioneering the idea of offering golf instruction year-round in a permanent location. Over the next decade, what was then known as the Sea Island Golf Learning Center grew, as he taught novices and pros alike. When Love Jr., died in 1988, Jack Lumpkin, Love’s long-time friend and fellow instructor, assumed leadership of the program, overseeing its progress in size and stature.
Todd Scott, Phillip Davis, Barbara Rentschler
BLACK SASHES AWARDED TO STUDENTS Barbara Rentschler and Todd Scott recently received their black sashes in Tai Chi. Both have been studying Tai Chi with Grand Master Phillip Davis for more than six years. The Golden Isles Tai Chi Club meets at Glynn Visual Arts, 106 Island Drive, St. Simons Island. For details, contact Phillip Davis at 912-223-0815, or drphd@comcast.net.
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SPACEPORT HEAD ADDRESSES ROTARY Spaceport Camden Project Lead, Steve L. Howard, recently spoke to St. Simons Rotary Club. In addition to providing an update on the project’s status, and sharing a fascinating schematic of the ultimate Spaceport layout, Mr. Howard shared little known background information on Camden County’s historical role in space fl ight. Once considered an alternative site for Apollo missions to the moon, in 1965, Camden was the site for the most powerful solid fuel rocket launch at the time.
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PATRIOTS DAY OBSERVANCE PLANNED
TRACK CLUB DONATES TO LAND TRUST The Golden Isles Track Club recently donated $1,000 to the St. Simons Land Trust as a match donation of member Linda Olsen, from the Starbucks volunteer donation program. For 100 hours of volunteer time, Starbucks makes a $1,000 donation to a directed char-ity on the employee’s behalf. The Golden Isles Track Club supports the land trust in developing areas for jogging, walking, running and bicycling, on St. Simons Island.
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STUDENTS ATTEND SPEECH COMPETITION The St. Simons Island Rotary Club was well represented at the Preston Johnson Rotary District 6920 Annual High School Speech Eastern Zone competition, held March 30 at the Midway EMC. “Be the Inspiration” was the topic for Cameron Kasper, left , an 11th grader from Glynn Academy, and “E-Waste As It Pertains to the Rotary 4-Way Test,” was the subject for Ian Carpenter, right, a junior from Brunswick High School.
April 19 marks an important date in the founding of our nation and the beginning of the Revolutionary War when British soldiers fi red on American Patriots at Lexington and Concord in Massachusetts on April 19, 1775. Three years aft er the “shot heard ‘round the world,” the Georgia Continental Navy captured three British ships in the Frederica River near St. Simons Island, on April 19, 1778. The Frederica Patriots Day Celebration on St. Simons Island on April 13, commem-orates these two events of the American Revolution. The Fift eenth Annual Patriots Day Cel-ebration provides a unique opportunity to honor our Founding Patriots — men, women and children — who participated in the American Revolution. All participants in the following family-focused and free activities will obtain a greater understanding and appreciation of the Patriots who fought for independence and created a new nation. The day is sponsored by Georgia Soci-ety Sons of the American Revolution, the Brunswick and Fort Frederica chapters
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of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution and the Marshes of Glynn Chapter, Georgia Society Sons of the American Revolution. A full schedule of events is listed in the calendar on page 19. Additional participants in the day’s ac-tivities will include the Risley Middle School Chorus, led by their director Leslie Jackson; middle school students portraying Georgia Revolutionary Patriots, including three signers of the Declaration of Independence — Evan Ratliff , of Jane Macon, as George Walton; Hayden Gordon, of Jane Macon, as Lyman Hall and Adrian Philipbor, of Risley, as Button Gwinnett, along with Anthony Skaggs, of Jane Macon, as militia leader Elijah Clarke. Representatives from the Glynn County Commission, Fort Frederica National Monument and Veterans Council of Golden Isles, will also be present. Meredith Trawick, of the Fort Frederica Chapter of the DAR, will sing “The Concord Hymn” and tell the story of its origin. The Sons of the American Revolution Color Guard will carry many flags used
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