Cresswind Waterfall by The Times

The Official Newsletter of the Cresswind Community

WATERFALL

www.cresswindll.com

Vol. XXVII

January/February 2016

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Frequently Used Numbers GUEST RELATIONS Nicole Lespinasse and Carolyn O’Camb 770-536-3300 cwguestrelation@cresswindll.com EMC SECURITY SYSTEM 24 Hour Alarm Cancel 1-888-745-4733 Sales and Service 770-963-0305

Community Association Manager Diane Sexton 770-536-3300 Diane.sexton@fsresidential.com

Table of Contents

HELPFUL HINTS: Please visit our website for the most updated information at www.cresswindll.com

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Lifestyles

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Resident News & Information

NEW HOME WARRANTY Kolter Homes, LLC Director of Construction: Matt Doyle Office: 770-287-5693 Cell: 678-794-0496 mdoyle@kolter.com

HELPFUL NUMBERS: Emergency - 911

SUPERINTENDENT: Mark Findley Office: 770-287-5693 Cell: 678-249-4651 mfindley@kolter.com

Liberty Utilities 855-216-6305

20 | Club Updates

Charter 1-888-345-7139

24 | Committee Corner

JOB SITE SUPERINTENDENT: John Click Office: 770-287-5693 Cell: 770-616-3082 jclick@kolter.com

Warranty 770-287-5693

KOLTER HOMES, LLC Vice President: Bob Rademacher 770-532-4926 rrademacher@kolter.com THE CLUB 3300 Cresswind Marina Drive 770-536-3300 LIFESTYLE DIRECTOR Mark LaClaire 770-536-3300 Mark.laclaire@fsresidential.com

City of Gainesville Water 770-535-6878 Jackson EMC 770-536-2415

First Service Residential (After Hours) 678-624-9453

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Lifestyle

2016! NEW YEAR, NEW IDEAS! Welcome to 2016! Oh Boy! Do we have some terrific things planned for you this year! Just like the title says, this is a New Year and we have some new ideas that will just blow you away. Get ready for some fun! We waste no time after that incredible New Year’s Eve Party to get you right back into activity mode. You will see some changes to our FITNESS PROGRAM right away! Lisa Bozeman will take over the scheduling and overall philosophy on fitness here at Cresswind. She is working very closely with Ava Lewis (Cresswind resident and instructor) to develop a much more structured system as well as adding new types of classes and instructors. Check out the Fitness schedule on the website calendar or at the front desk. So, get out your New Year’s checklist and cross off “Get in shape” and move on to “Have some fun, try something new.” Well, we have that covered in January, February, and throughout the rest of the year! We start with our first ever CRESSWIND FILM FESTIVAL! That’s right, 3 days and nights of newer and classic movies shown in our Grand Ballroom, for FREE, complete with FREE popcorn and refreshments. The festival runs from January 8th-10th and will feature all types of genres from romance and comedy to action and Sci-Fi. Maybe we will even roll out the red carpet and get the paparazzi camped out front! Want even more new stuff? OK…Starting January 16th, we begin our new TRIVIA NIGHTS which we will host every couple of months through the year. We bring in a professional trivia company and you create your own team of 8 people at a table or just come and jump into a random table. AND…we will have big prizes for EACH person on the winning teams! (No skimping here!) Start signing up you and/or your team now at the front desk. Tickets are only $5! Fun! Not enough fun yet in January? Well let’s take care of that! You all spoke and we listen! Apparently, you all here at Cresswind like to dance, dance dance! So, we kick off the New Year with a WINTER DANCE PARTY and bring in THE CLASS ACT BAND on January 23rd to perform live and funky! You may recognize the name from the Class Act Duo that you all loved at First Friday, but now they bring their full blown band and play nothing but 3 hours of Old School Funk, R&B, Disco, Pop and Dance music! Whew! Get your groove on Cresswind, it’s time to throw down in the Ballroom! Tickets only $12! That’s just the first month of 2016! February brings a couple new surprises as well! We start our 2016 FIRST FRIDAY SERIES again on February 5th. I had to kick it off with RODNEY APPLEBY! Some of you got a look at him during the Holiday Cocktail Party. So fun! Tickets only $5! Need a fun “Date Night” for Valentine’s Day Weekend? Well, how about our CRESSWIND COMEDY NIGHT on February 13th! Kidding aside, this is not a “couples” night, everyone is entitled to laugh it up, and you will! DAN ST. PAUL brings his nationally touring comedy act “What’s Funny After 50?” to our Comedy Ballroom along with and opening comedian and MC’d by our very own DENNY MOORE! It’s new! It’s funny! It’s only $15! Mark LaClaire, Lifestyle Director

Happy New Year from First Service Your team at First Service Residential hopes that you had a joyful Holiday season and wish you a truly Happy New Year! As a New Year begins, it is easy to get sentimental about the old one……. To relive happy memories and reflect on how everyone has grown. It is also nice to look forward to a bright New Year knowing that 2016 will bring even more good things for us and our community. We also hope that this New Year will be the happiest you have ever known. Best Wishes in the New Year! Diane, Mark, Eddy, Carolyn, Nicole and Roland Page 4 | The Waterfall | January/February

Resident News & Information

Please Welcome Our Newest Residents Bruce & Jackie Cattanach 3456 Great Oak Drive

Jim & Betty Hahn 3536 Cresswind Parkway

William & Pamela Papciak 3504 Blue Spruce Court

Tom & Wilma Waller 3553 Cresswind Parkway

Whit & Michael Adams 3569 Cresswind Parkway

Katharine Anderson 3734 Cypresswood Point

George & Carolyn Majesko 3739 Cypresswood Point

Carolyn Aubuchon 3537 Cresswind Parkway

Timmy & Kelly Roth 3691 Majestic Oak

Jan Harnett 3410 Sweet Plum Trace

Dawn Hurley 3511 Cresswind Parkway

Joel & Joanne Rabdau 3565 Cresswind Parkway

Marvin & Patty Simon 3708 Maple Shade Drive

Peggy McDonald & Jack Palek 3480 Great Oak Drive

Gregory & Laura Martin 3611 Cedarwood Lane

Cindy Imel 3796 Golden Leaf Point

Marsha Miller 3548 Cresswind Parkway

Stanley & Barbara Kopkin 3561 Cresswind Parkway

Allen & Kathy Ballar 3511 Locust Cove Road

Bruce & Jackie Edginton 3610 Cedarwood Lane

James & Linda DiAngelo 3605 Cresswind Parkway

David & Cathy Jeffrey 3766 Cypresswood Point

Vickie Johnson & Bambi Futch 3706 Golden Leaf Point

Gerald & Janis Cieply 3614 Cresswind Parkway

Ciro DeSaro 3573 Cresswind Parkway

James & Betty LeBlanc 3760 Golden Leaf Point

Joyce & Dempsey Allen 3700 Majestic Oak Drive

Merle & Hollis Kinney 3659 Majestic Oak Drive

Katherine Monahan 3627 Majestic Oak Drive

Patsy Ayers 3202 Indian Hawthorne Ridge

Joseph & Jimmie Boyett 3545 Cresswind Parkway

Linda Kohlhorst 3775 Golden Leaf Point

James & Pamela Snell 3549 Cresswind Parkway

Betty & Duane Young 3719 Golden Leaf Point

Will & Pat Bigard 3614 Cedarwood Lane

David & Landy Johnson 3564 Cresswind Parkway

Tom & Jan Christian 3450 Great Oak Lane

Stephen & Linda Hill 3799 Golden Leaf Point

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Resident News & Information

FROM THE DESK OF THE COMMUNITY MANAGER The Finance Committee, Advisory Committee, and the Board of Directors have completed the process of reviewing the expenses for the Cresswind at Lake Lanier Homeowners Association and are pleased to announce that your 2016 annual assessments will remain the same at $807 per quarter. You should have received a coupon booklet in the mail with four coupons, representing each quarter. The 2016 Billing Schedule is as follows: January 1 $807.00 April 1 $807.00 July 1 $807.00 October 1 $807.00 $3,228.00 Please remember that your assessments are due on the 1st of each quarter and are considered late if received after the 15th due date on your coupon. Any payment received after the 15th is subject to a $25.00 late fee. Therefore we encourage you to make your payment on time in order to avoid any penalties. BOAT SLIP DUES: Boat Slip fees are $336.80 in 2016. Boat slips owners may submit payment by mail or through the First Service Residential online payment process along with your HOA dues. In closing, we would also like to take this opportunity to thank all those who take good care of their property. It is this continued care that will assist in maintaining and/or increasing your property values year after year. The Board and Management are thrilled at what 2016 will bring to members at Cresswind. Regards, Diane Sexton Community Association Manager

Maybe there is light at the end of the tunnel!

Progress being made. Page 6 | The Waterfall | January/February

Resident News & Information

Library Update By Eleanor Whalen

The Cresswind Library is a “lending” library. Select a book and take it home to enjoy. When you have finished your book, please return it to the library cart and a member of the library group will reshelf it. The Library is divided into 4 areas: Fiction, arranged alphabetically by author, Audio Books, DVD movies and Non-Fiction. There is also a small selection of Large Print books beneath the non-fiction section. All of the books and videos in our library have been donated. We appreciate and rely on these donations; however, due to limited shelf space we find it necessary to limit books by their copyright date. Please check the copyright dates on your donations and make sure they are 2006 or newer!

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• Another day and time to play Mah Jongg has been added to the calendar! Thursdays from 1-4 pm in The Crow’s Nest.

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• Clay, Sculpture & Print classes are held every Tuesday at 7 pm in the Arts & Crafts Room with Angela Medley, instructor. See article in this issue.

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• The Cresswind Entrepreneur Club meets regularly, on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 4 pm in the Fitness Lounge. For more information, please see article in this issue.

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What’s Happening

Arts & Crafts Club Update by Angela Medley

The newly elected officers for 2016 are: President: Angela Medley Vice President: Janice Miles Secretary/Treasurer: Sheran Connolly Member at Large: Debbie May Contact persons for each area are as follows: Jewelry: Janice Miles Needlework: Lois Shoemaker Watercolor: Carolyn Hester Pottery: Angela Medley/Sheran Connolly Quilting: Jonnie Grimm/Marsha Low Scrapbooking: Chris Pointer Gourd Painting: Sheran Connolly Please feel free to contact any officer or contact person for more information. We would love to have new participants in any of our activities. Potential upcoming events include make and take workshops such as a Greeting Card class, and a Beginning Beading Necklace class. The Quilting group is working on a number of quilts that will be donated to charitable organizations. Please check Cresswinds’ Daily Update for on-going offerings from the Arts & Crafts Club.

Ladies Bible Study Group by Judy Mota

Paying forward to our dedicated Teacher Brenda Uhler is the Ladies Bible Study teacher and leader here at Cresswind, meeting on Thursday afternoons. She spends many hours preparing her lessons and anticipating questions from participants. Her recent effort presenting Revelation was attended by more than 35 residents. One of the many fans of Brenda’s teaching efforts, Kris Kimery, suggested to Debbie Thornton that we should provide Brenda with a stand to teach from and help her keep papers organized. They got together with Judy Mota who suggested her husband Joe might be “volunteered” to help. Research into the possibility of a podium evolved into designing a lectern, built on a wheeled platform with a square post, and a book stand with a hinged top, providing book and paper storage, along with a pen stand. On the top is an embedded brass coin identifying the wood species as Red Oak of the Tiger Stripe figured variety, finished in satin Tung oil. A brass plaque is affixed, identifying Brenda Uhler as “Beloved Rabonni,” an Aramaic title of respect applied to spiritual leaders and instructors (Master), or learned persons. Kris Kimery and Joe Mota designed and built the lectern, and all seemed very pleased with the results. The photo speaks for itself. Page 10 | The Waterfall | January/February

What’s Happening

Bocce Ball by Curt Dockter

The bocce ball SIG is taking a winter break. We intend to resume play in April. Our numbers have grown, and we welcome residents to join us in the spring. Also keep in mind that anyone is welcome to use the equipment and courts at any time on those warm winter days. The equipment is located on the first floor of the clubhouse in the cabinets across from the Arts and Crafts room. Contact Curt Dockter at cdockter@bellsouth.net for more information.

Creative Movement Class by Ava Lewis

The Creative Movement class is held every Tuesday at 1:00 PM. This class is structured as a wonderful way to exercise while having fun- a fantastic way to stay on a healthy path. The class is designed for anyone recovering from injury, experiencing health issues that keep you from exercising while standing and those who are immobile. The entire class is based on exercising in a safe environment while seated in a comfortable chair. We use exercise bands, weighted balls, and light weights. We have wonderful, fun music while exercising. Last week we had a blast and worked up a sweat all while listening to salsa music. Come have fun, laughter, and companionship while getting a great workout with your certified instructor.

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Cresswind Fishing SIG News By Toby Kelley

Last spring one of Cresswind Fishing SIG’s newest members caught her first fish ever - a four inch long bluegill. That was an exciting day but that excitement paled in comparison to the joy of her recent catch. Sue Peterson is all smiles with her monster striped bass caught recently on Tom Brown’s boat with Dewey Colbaugh acting as first mate. Join the Cresswind Fishing SIG as we plan a trip in January to the Atlanta Boat Show to attend the fishing lectures and drool over the pretty boats. Learn about fishing during our winter “fish school”. Wet a line during one of our “group fishes. “ And, with any luck, we may be featuring your picture in the next Waterfall.

Cresswind Model Railroad SIG Announces the Cresswind Modular Model Railroad by Paul Pormen

Have you ever wanted to build your own model railroad? Don’t have the room for a large layout in your new Cresswind home? Well, the Cresswind Model Railroad SIG group will make it possible for you to be a part of the first ever Cresswind community model railroad. The Cresswind Model Railroad SIG will be building a Modular Layout beginning in January 2016. Each participant will build and own a part of this HO scale modular layout. Our modules will model the1950s/1960s era (transition from steam to diesel) in the Southeastern USA location and scenery during the summer season in the HO scale. Once completed and operational, members will be able to run trains on this layout and on other Atlanta area clubs layouts. Together with the other participants in this project, we are going to build a minimum of 4 corner modules and 4 fourfoot straight modules that can be joined together to make an operating layout. The SIG will meet together and build the modules so you need not have any prior experience. With eight modules, we will have a working model railroad. The club has several experienced model railroaders who will provide the leadership in construction of the models. The first workshop meeting and building of the modules will be held on January 9, 2016. Come and learn as this fun and exciting project gets underway. For more information and to sign up for the workshop, contact Brian Chapin ( brianchapin@charter. net ) Bob Wheeler ( obohalwhe@bellsouth.net ) or Paul Pormen ( paulpep@earthlink.net ). This truly will be a fun and exciting model railroading experience.

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Dinner Group By Karen Silverthorn

We start off on February 6th with a Scandinavian-themed dinner. It is time to be adventurous with “Varm Krabbsmorgas, Gravlax and Lanttulaatikko to name a few of the dishes! The last dinner of the season on March 5, 2016 will be ‘An Evening at Downton Abbey’. Start planning your outfit to decide if you will be dressing in the upstairs dinner attire or as the downstairs help! Dinner Group members should keep March 5th free for a special ‘Downton Abbey’ event being planned in conjunction with the dinner! New members welcome at any time. Join the fun! It’s really about the fellowship …not the food! However due to the diverse menus offered to the group, food/beverage allergies and preferences cannot be accommodated. Members can decide prior to each dinner whether they wish to attend. Food and beverage costs are shared equally among participants at each house. Total dinner costs average $35 - $50 per couple which includes wine and a multi course meal. All Dinner Group members must be a paid member of the Cooking Club. Remember to pay your $5 per person ‘dues’ in January. Checks may be made out to Cooking Club and left at Guest Relations. If you are interested in being on the Dinner Group email list, you must email the Dinner Group coordinator (Karen Silverthorn, silk3349@charter.net) to request your name is added specifically to the Dinner Group email list.

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Our new members are Leo Cortjens,Robert Crittenden, Dan Gershkowitz, Clair Langmaid, Duncan Niven, Allen Schweriner, and Jerry Volante. Our Mission: Our mission is to use our acquired business knowledge and experience to advise small businesses in our community, aiding in solving problems and growing sales. Members are retired and semi-retired business people from a broad range of disciplines who joined together to give back to the business community. For information on membership, to take advantage of our services, or to refer a prospective client, contact Dan Gershkowitz.

Evening Hand & Foot by Lucy Nutt

Hand and Foot Night-time is continuing, but there is a need for more people! We can play with four or six people each time. Come and join us and get to know your fellow Cresswindians better. We laugh the whole time!

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Golf Group by Rod Quisenberry

Any Cresswind resident interested in playing golf with the Cresswind Golf Group may attend our Kickoff meeting on Februrary 9th at 2 pm in the Ballroom. Agenda will include home course for Tuesdays, people to run the Thursday events for 2016, changes to the Quota Game, need for official handicap, and other business. All golf abilities are welcome. For further information contact Rod Quisenberry @ 770-680-0397.

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Men’s Bible Study by Dave Rasche

If you are not involved in a men’s Bible study, this is great time to start the new year and get involved with us. We are a non-denominational group of guys who have agreed to use the Holy Bible as the foundation of our studies. It was March 12, 2015 when our first small group bible study began. We meet every Friday in the Cresswind Kitchen area from 10AM and until 11AM. Since that first meeting, we have averaged between 10-14 men each Friday. So why have a Men’s small group bible study you say? Well, we have seen the way the word has impacted many of us who have chosen to share biblical truths from the study the word. The Bible is a simple book with paragraphs, sentences, words, and letters like most other books…but none have the power to transform the lives of men like this Book. Have a blessed and a Happy New Year.

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The Group held its annual meeting in November and elected new leaders, Pete Lyons and Ted Holbrook. They will take over on January 1, 2016. TheGroup overwhelmingly approved the proposal to add 12 more kayak racks - Horizontal racks, stacked 3 high along the sidewalk to the kayak dock. This has already been approved by the Advisory Committee and Board of Directors and is pending approval from the Army Corps of Engineers.

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Look What We Have Cooking by Paula King

The Cooking Club will have its annual meeting on January 12th, 2016 in the Ballroom at 4:00pm. We will be introducing the officers for 2016: Paula King - President Susan Kooistra - Vice President Linda Gillot - Secretary Rose Micuch - Treasurer Dorothy Moore - Member at Large New Members and interested residents are encouraged to come, join, and be active in a great Cresswind Club. Yearly Dues remain at $5.00 per person, can be paid at the meeting and are due by January 31, 2016. The Cooking Club hosted the German House in the Passport Model event in October and our wonderful German Potato Salad (Thanks Jean Malcom) and brats were a huge hit. Dressed in cool German styled aprons while serving the great food(also making it) were Lisa Brown, Claudia McNabb, Jean & Ben Malcom, Susan Kooistra, Ron & Carol Stowe, and Ernie & Paula King. Events planned for 2016: February 7th Super Bowl Party May Fish Fry June Luau We will be looking for teams to plan and lead events in July and/or August. Beer Tasting in September. Maybe an Oktoberfest

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STAMP & COIN COLLECTING by Jerry Whiteford & Bruce Leibrecht

Our group of stamp and coin collectors is growing and happily discovering common interests. We are busy hatching ideas for sharing the fun of our hobbies and contributing to the community. Do you want to learn a bit about stamps and coins of the US or elsewhere? Any interested resident is welcome to join us. No dues! Are you wondering what to do with Dad’s collection of stamps, coins, or currency? Are any of the items valuable? Would it be feasible to donate the collection in return for a tax deduction? The SIG members are available to provide general advice to residents at no charge. Contact Paul Pormen for more information. If you like the idea of expanding and sharing your knowledge, come to a monthly meeting — first Tuesday of every month, 3:00 pm in the Clubhouse Kitchen. Our next meeting is on January 5.

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Quilters News by Jonnie Grimm

The Cresswind Quilters had the privilege of presenting two of our very own Cresswind resident veterans, Roy Gogel and Richard Lynt, with Quilts of Honor at the Veterans Club annual meeting in November. We are so proud of all our veterans. Thank you for your service! The Cresswind Quilters are very excited about our project starting in January 2016. As a result of the tremendous support, by Cresswind residents, of the Christmas donation quilt offered at the Christmas Bazaar, we plan to use those donations to provide a “Comfort” quilt for all Gainesville Police Department vehicles. These quilts will be used to comfort victims in need. We have spoken with Chief Martin of the Gainesville Police Department and received tremendous support. Chief Martin said; “These quilts will be a great comfort to victims. Presently we use wool blankets which are not very comforting.” There are currently 28 GPD vehicles, which means we have a big job ahead of us. We have been very busy over the past couple of months and currently have approximately 20 quilts on their way to completion. The past donations will cover the cost of materials for the initial 28 wrap quilts but we will be replenishing the quilts as needed throughout the year. This will be a Cresswind Quilters ongoing project for 2016. Anyone interested in continued support of the materials for this project can contact Jonnie Grimm at jonniegrimm@outlook.com to make a donation to this worthy cause. We hope you will join us on Thursday afternoons 1:00-4:00 in the Craft room. All levels of sewing are encouraged to join. ContactJonnieGrimm jonniegrimm@outlook.com or Marsha Low mtlow1@charter.net for more information.

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Club Updates

Cresswind Book Clubs by Judy Pallo

Our community is jam-packed with people, both men and women, who love to read and then discuss with others. We presently have eight active clubs. Seven of them, however, are full. The one remaining is led by Lynne Tryon. If interested please contact Lynne. Or do what the members of the other clubs did and start your own book club. Go to the Cresswind web site, find the eform under Resources and submit online to the office. With all our new neighbors, surely there are many who would like this information.

Bowling Club Update by James Selbitschka

With just two weeks remaining in the first half, the team Ten Pins is in first place. This team is comprised of Cheryl Dizard, Lydia Girolami, Nancy Kubiak, Maria Blankenship and Marilyn Maxson. They have a 7 point lead over the Kingpins and That’s How We Roll. The team Lucky Thirteen is holding up the rest of the league although the Rockers are giving it their best (worst?) to take last place away from them. The high averages are Jim Selbitschka with a 176 and Ron Mack with a 162 for the men and Helen Mack with a 144 average and Elaine Rogers with a 133 average for the women. Ron Mack has the high game for men with a 226 and Mary Joan Gogel with a 177 for the women. Mike Murray holds High series of 551 for the guys and Elaine Rogers has a 460 High series for the ladies. High game and series with handicap is 292 for Orlando Gonzalez and a 731 by Paul Brown for the men. For the ladies, Patzy Rollins has a 274 game and Janice Miles has a 706 series. Congratulations to all the above for their good bowling! Please feel invited to come watch us on Thursday mornings at the Funtastic Bowling Alleys on Browns Bridge road!

Tennis News by Pete Lyons

As a reminder, Winter Tennis Open Play starts at 10:00 AM, Women’s Tuesday, Men’s Wednesday, and Mixed Friday. Sunday afternoon play has been cancelled for the time being. Look for news about early spring activities such as Mixed Round Robin events, Men’s and Women’s competitive leagues, Mixed Doubles tournament, training with the ball machine, and lessons. We are talking with the Deaton Creek (Del Webb) Community about some combined community mixed open play. They would bring a group of their players here to mix and mingle on the courts for some fun competitive play. We would reciprocate and travel to Deaton Creek on another date. And if there are enough competitive souls out there, we can put together 3-5 competitive mixed doubles teams to play some other communities. Look for some activity in early spring on courts 1-3. These courts will get a face lift ... cracks filled and courts repainted. We will keep you apprised of the timing for that project. Our community is growing and we have signed on a few new players. But I know there are some interested players out there that just haven’t taken the step to join up.. All skill levels welcome.... See you on the courts! Page 20 | The Waterfall | January/February

Club Updates

Evening Art Class -A Huge Success by Angela Medley

In the fall of 2015, approximately twenty Cresswind residents participated in a weekly Tuesday evening class titled “Clay, Sculpture, & Prints.” This was the first evening clay class to be offered at Cresswind. The class was lead by Angela Medley, a former visual arts teacher with forty years of teaching experience.

Participants chose to concentrate on developing their skills with clay and created a variety of ceramic containers and decorative items. They also enjoyed expanding their knowledge and creative skills together with meeting other residents. All were pleasantly surprised at discovering their hidden talents, and were successful in designing and producing personal pieces of pottery. This class will be offered again on Tuesday nights starting January 19, 2016. It will meet in the Arts & Crafts room on the lower floor of the Club. Class will be held from 7:00 to 9:00 PM.

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Club Updates

Veterans Club by Roy Gogel

Thank you to all the residents who helped feed and clothe needy Veterans and the homeless. Your contributions went and are going directly to people in need. Club members had an opportunity to directly interface with some of the recipients and the recipientsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; hearts were truly grateful. Club meetings are the second Thursday at 7 PM. Come and learn about the various ways you can give back. All Veterans and those who support helping others such as needy Veterans are invited to attend. Also, if your US flag is tattered and needs to be retired, turn it in to the Clubhouse and we will see that it is properly disposed. players here to mix and mingle on the courts for some fun competitive play. We would reciprocate and travel to Deaton Creek on another date. And if there are enough competitive souls out there, we can put together 3-5 competitive mixed doubles teams to play some other communities. Look for some activity in early spring on courts 1-3. These courts will get a face lift ... cracks filled and courts repainted. We will keep you apprised of the timing for that project. Our community is growing and we have signed on a few new players. But I know there are some interested players out there that just havenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t taken the step to join up.. All skill levels welcome.... See you on the courts!

Needleworkers Class Late in October, as the days grew short and cool, the Cresswind Needleworkers Group sponsored an arm knitting Make-it, Take-it class led by Mary Emma and Lois Shoemaker. About 14 participants gathered to learn how to knit without needles. Each selected their own bulky yarn for the project, and everyone--even those who had never knitted before--successfully completed a lovely scarf within the class period. The Needleworkers group meets the first and third Thursday of each month from 10-12pm in the Arts & Craft Room. We each bring our own handwork and spend two hours working at projects and getting to know each other. We would love anyone who is interested in such activity to drop in and join us. If you need help with an old skill or want to develop a new one, there is generally someone there who can help with this. If you want ideas for a project, we can help with that. Or, some of us knit and crochet for charity projects. If you want more information, please contact Mary Emma or Lois Shoemaker. Page 22 | The Waterfall | January/February

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Cresswind Neighborhood Theatre Update by Bert Emma

Our fall main performance of “Nothing Serious” by Rich Orloff presented a set of comedic one act plays focusing on various elements of our own human nature. Where else can you get worldly advice from a penguin! Over eighty (80) Cresswind residents were part of the overall production team which worked diligently to bring the show to life for audiences to enjoy. Thanks to all residents on the production team and those who attended our performances – your support of the Cresswind Neighborhood Theatre is greatly appreciated. A Cresswind “Playscript” Book Club has been formed where the book club members read and discuss various plays (just like a Book Club that reads novels – instead book club members will read plays). The next play to be discussed will be “The Gin Game” by D. L. Coburn. The discussion meeting will be held at 2:00pm in the Crow’s Nest on January 19, 2016. If you are interested in participating in any aspect of the Cresswind Neighborhood Theatre, send a note to bemmajr@ gmail.com. Click here to obtain information about the Cresswind Neighborhood Theatre and peruse the theatre pages on our web site: https://sites.google.com/site/cresswindperformingarts/cresswind-neighborhood-theatre. We look forward to seeing you all in 2016 which promises to be another great year of theater here in our neighborhood of Cresswind.

Cresswind RV Club by Dave Dittmeier

The RV Club had a most enjoyable December trip to Savannah to take in the sites of Christmas decorations. Attendees took a trolley tour of the city, dined at some great restaurants, and fellowshipped around a camp fire in the evening. The Club members also attended the Florida RV Super Show in January in Tampa. This show, which is the largest in the nation, offered everything RV, from pop-up campers to 35ft + motor homes. If any Cresswind residents have or are interested in purchasing a Recreational Vehicle, our club would be excited to include you in our future road trips. Information about the club and/or forthcoming trips can be obtained from Dave Dittmeier, DaDittmeier@gmail.com

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Committee News

AC News by Bob Rivers

The Advisory Committee was busy during the months of November and December, 2015. Some of the activities included: 1. Adding a Treasurer to the Finance Committee in lieu of a Chair. The Treasurer would review finance reports and assist in the preparation of the budget. The Treasurer appointed by the AC is Debbis Ellis, a previous member of the Finance Committee. She will attend all Advisory Committee business meetings and work closely with the Community Manager to develop and deliver reports to the Advisory Committee. 2. The AC completed an update of the Amenity Use Rules and Regulations and the Board approved the amended document in December. Ron Micuch and John Morris led the group working on this project. 3. Continued to work on the Cresswind LL Web Site transition to First Service’s community web interface. Claudia McNabb is the chair of that workgroup. John Gibbs has been instrumental in getting that work off the ground. 4. Worked with the Board and Community Manager to structure the Candidate Forum and vote for the selection of three new Advisory Committee members. Two forum sessions were held at 4 and 7 pm on Monday, December 7, 2015. After the forum, residents were able to vote by paper ballot or email. The vote was tabulated and the Board appointed three new members for a term beginning January 1, 2016. A hearty thanks is due to all of the members of the Advisory Committee and the chairs and members of its reporting committees for all of their productive work in 2015.

Communication Committee by Karen Brown-Crider

The Communication Committee recently formed a Work Group led by Sue Garcia to study the results of the Education Committee’s survey regarding the Daily Update, Eblasts, and The Waterfall. After reviewing and determining the majority of the requests, we compiled our recommendations and presented to the AC. Another Work Group led by Claudia McNabb is assisting in the improvement of the Cresswind website and making information easier to locate and more complete. In 2016, be on the lookout for some of these changes from your suggestions and input. We also would like to announce committee members for 2016: Karen Brown-Crider – Chair, Jonnie Grimm – Vice Chair, Janet Nelson – Secretary, Mary Ann Amick, Sue Garcia, Judy Hoberg, Claudia McNabb, Betsy Robertson, and Dan Skeels.

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WOW! WHAT A YEAR FOR THE ARC by Frank Boduch

2015 was a very busy year for your Architectural Review Committee (ARC) as the number of requests for exterior modifications to homes in Cresswind doubled from 2014: While in 2014, we processed 115 requests, in 2015 we had 235 processed… 230 were approved; 5 were denied. We owe a debt of gratitude to the ARC team, who are your neighbors, and who worked very hard to keep Cresswind a terrific place to own a home. The ARC team members who volunteer their time and talent are: Vito Delliponti - Co-Chair Bob Cain - Secretary Richard Willamson, Vickie Gassman, Kay Schulze, Manning Davis, Frank Boduch - Chairman Special thanks to John Morris, The ARC’s liaison to the Cresswind Advisory Committee. And if you’re wondering what the ARC was faced with in 2015, here are the ARC’S TOP 11: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

Fences (33) Patio Extension, Modifications and Enclosures (29) Deck Extensions, Modifications and Enclosures (18) Front Door Modifications, Replacements and Storm Doors (17) Sky Tunnel Illumination Systems (12) Exterior Repainting, Deck Stain & Seal (12) Exterior Ornamentation (12) Retractable Awnings over Patios and Decks (11) Pergola’s (8) Replacement Windows and Screens (7) A Whole Bunch of Other Stuff (110)

If history repeats itself, the ARC could possibly manage over 400 requests in 2016. We are ready, willing and able. But most of all, we pride ourselves on our good standing with each of you here in Cresswind; and that makes our job so very rewarding. We wish you great happenings in 2016 and look forward to working with you.

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Welcome Committee by Sue Joninas

The Welcome Committee continues to welcome our new residents in Phases 2C and our new neighbors across Browns Bridge Road in Phase 3A. We have approximately six closings per week including resales. Our next Welcome Coffee will be held on February 14 at 10:00 AM in the Clubhouse. All new residents since September, that not have attended, will be invited. We have had over 130 closings this year including 16 resales. The Welcome Committee is working hard to welcome all new residents to Cresswind. If you have not heard from a Welcome Committee person within four weeks of officially moving in, please let me know. We want all to feel WELCOME.

Education Committee By Karen Silverthorn

Planning for great events for 2016 is underway! Your Education Committee works hard to sponsor a variety of events and activities which appeal to a majority of our residents. The new Education Committee Chair is Carol Zaremba. Under her leadership, the new committee will be committed to continue the mission of promoting education and lifelong learning for all Cresswind residents. A BIG THANK YOU to the 2015 members who volunteered their time and efforts on the committee! We appreciate the team members: Carol Zaremba, Karen Schultz, Susan Clopper, Marsha Dickey, Maria Ness, Kevin Medley and Wayne Schrader for their creativity, resourcefulness, and hard work! Keep saving the Box Tops for Education and drop them off at Guest Relations. The McEver Elementary Schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s PTO is very appreciative of our Box Top donations to their school. The money they collect from the Box Top program goes to fund field trips for the children that they would not have otherwise. Thanks Cresswind again for your participation in the Lifelong Learning Survey! Your ideas and suggestions will be a great help in the Education Committeeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s plans. Page 26 | The Waterfall | January/February

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Hodge Podge (a confused mixture) by Dave Dittmeier Across 2 ONLY GRASS THAT GROWS IN WATER (4) 5 $$ DISPENSER (3) 7 SKIN THAT PEALS OFF AFTER BAD SUNBURN (5) 11 THEY SANG “HYACINTH HOUSE” (5) 13 PUB PURCHASE (3) 14 HEMMINGWAY’S HOME IN USA (3,4) 15 PUB GAME (5) 16 SCOTT JOPLIN MUSIC GENRE (7) 19 OFTEN REFERRED TO AS “FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY’S LANGUAGE” (7) 21 SHE REALLY LET HER HAIR DOWN?(8) 22 NaCl (4) 23 COPIER NEED (5) 24 ORGINALLY CALLED A LOVE APPLE(6) 26 FOUNDER OF PRISON FELLOWSHIP MINISTRIES (6) 27 LETTERS ON THE SOYUZ ROCKET (4) 28 POPULAR NAME FOR THE ANTIRRHINUM (10) 30 PRAY WITHOUT ___ (1 THESS 5:17) (7) 33 50TH STATE (6) 35 GREAT GREAT GRANDFATHER (8) 36 “SWEET BABY ______” (5) 37 BIG NAME IN BARBEQUES (5) 39 HE INVENTED MOVABLE TYPE (9)

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Cresswind Clubs & Activities Basketball Group Chuck Bridwell cbridwell43@gmail.com Bocce Ball Curt Dockter cdocter@bellsouth.net Bowling League Phil Vinyard philvinyard@att.net Thurs 10 am Gainesville Bowling Center Clay, Sculpture & Prints Angela Medley gamedleya@gmail.com Tues 7 pm Community Chorus Chuck Bridwell cbridwell43@gmail.com Dinner Group Karen Silverthorn silk3349@charter.net Duplicate Bridge 2nd Tues 1-4:30 pm 1st Thurs/3rd Wed 6:30 pm Entrepreneurs Club 2nd Tues 4 pm Dan Gershkowitz thegershs@aol.com Exercise Class Judy Brannan jrbrannan3352@gmail.com Mon/Wed/Fri 10-11 am, Fishing Group John Kelley johnp.kelley@charter.net Fun with Food Judy Brannan jrbrannan3352@gmail.com Garden Boxes Group Chris Pointer chrispoi@msn.com Quarterly meetings Garden Club Sarah Galshack sgal2369@aol.com 4th Tues 3 pm Golf Group Rod Quisenberry rquisenberry@charter.net Tues, 9 am, Chicopee Woods Golf Course

Gourd Painting Sheran Connolly sheranconnolly@gmail.com Fri 1-4 pm

Mixed Poker Night Marilyn Glasser marilynatlanta@yahoo.com Thurs. 7 pm

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Neighborhood Theatre Bert Emma bemmajr@gmail.com Photography Club Lisa Brown lisa.brown8337@gmail.com Jack Hollfelder jack.hollfelder@gmail.com Pickleball Jack Hollfelder jack.hollfelder@gmail.com Ping Pong Curt Dockter cdocter@bellsouth.net Mon. and Wed. 3-5 pm Ping Pong for Women Tues. 2-4 pm Play Pool Steve Gould sgould@4bt.com Wed. 4-6 pm and Thurs. 2-4 pm Playscript Book Club Bert Emma bemmajr@gmail.com Pottery Sheran Connolly sheranconnolly@gmail.com Tues 1-4 pm Quilters Group Jonnie Grimm jonniegrimm@outlook.com Thurs. 1-5 pm Railroad Group Paul Pormen paulpep@earthlink.net Rubber Bridge Jean McLaughlin jeanrmcl5@gmail.com Fri. 1:30 pm RV Club David Dittmeier dadittmeier@gmail.com

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Activities January/February 2016 Clubhouse Activities Monday

Tuesday

10am Painting 10am Bridge Bidding Exercises Watercolor Group 1pm Mah Jongg

Wednesday 2pm Mah Jongg

Thursday 1pm Quilting Club 1pm Mah Jongg

7pm Clay, Sculpture, Print Class

1:30pm Drop-In Bridge 4pm Ladies Bible Study

Friday 10am Men’s Bible Study 1:30pm Rubber Bridge 5:30pm TGIF

7pm Mixed Poker

Sports & Fitness Activities 8:30am Water Aerobics

10am LadiesTennis Open Play

8:30am Water Aerobics

9am Pickleball Open Play

3pm Pickleball Open Play

10am Men’s Tennis Open Play 10am Ladies Pickleball Open Play 2pm Line Dancing 3pm Men’s Pickleball Open Play

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9am Pickleball Open Play

8:30am Water Aerobics

12pm Splash 9am Weight Training 10am Mixed Tennis Open Play 7pm Line Dancing

Calendar

January 2016 Sunday

Monday

1 2:00pm Mah Jongg 3:00pm Pickleball Open Play 5:30pm Fun with Soup

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

3:00pm Cresswind Investment Club 7:00pm Falls Investment Club

11:30am Book Club 3:00pm Stamp & Coin Collector 4:00pm Arts & Crafts Election of Officers 7:00pm Clay & Mixed Media 7:00pm Cooking Club Yearly Meeting

7:00pm Cresswind at the Movies

10:00am Needlework. 2:00pm Tips to Keep you Moving 4:00pm Travel Club Meeting 6:30pm Duplicate Bridge

9:30am Collage Class 2:00pm BULLI Speaker 7:00pm FIRST FRIDAY!

Police Unity BBQ Lunch 11 am

2pm Mah Jongg

7pm Photography SIG

1:00pm Duplicate Bridge 7:00pm Clay & Mixed Media

7:00pm Cresswind at the Movies

10:00am Cresswind Needleworkers

7:00pm Film Festival

6:30pm Singles & Solos TGIS 7:00pm Film Festival

4:00pm Travel Club General Mtg. 7:00pm Genealogy Interest Mtg.

2:00pm Mah Jongg

11:00am Monday Book Group

3:00pm Cooking Club Mtg.

7:00pm Veterans Club Mtg.

3:00pm Investment Club

4:00pm Cresswind Entrepreneurs Club

1:00pm Fun with FoodTeatime for the Ladies

7:00pm Trivia Night

4:00pm Fantasy Football End of Season Awards

7:00pm Make it & Take itGreeting Cards

7:00pm Film Festival

2:00pm Mah Jongg

7:00pm Evening Book Club

2:00pm 3:00pm Cresswind Cresswind Playscript Bookclub Community 1:30pm Hand & Foot Chorus

7:00pm Cresswind at the Movie

7:00pm Mexican Train [RSVP]

10 AM Needleworkers

3:00pm Arts & Crafts Annual Mtg.

7:00pm Dance Party with Class Act Band!

(RSVP) 7:00pm Winter Bingo Night

2:00pm Mah Jongg 5:15pm Fun with Food-Soup Night

31 2 pm Mah Jongg

3:00pm Cresswind Community Chorus

7:00pm Ladies Bunco [RSVP]

7:00pm SLACers 8:00pm SLACers ll

Please note: At the time of the printing of this Waterfall, the above calendar was accurate. However, the calendar is constantly changing. Please visit the community website at www.cresswindll.com for the most accurate and updated information.

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Calendar

February 2016 Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

3:00pm Cresswind Investment Club

11:30am Book Club 3:00pm Stamp & Coin Collector

7:00pm Cresswind at the Movies

10:00am Cresswind Needleworkers

7:00pm FIRST FRIDAY! With Rodney Appleby

3:00pm Holiday Music Spectacular 6:00pm Indian Hawthorne Holiday Party

9:00am Committee Chair Meeting 9:00am AC Meeting 3:00pm Safety & Security Meeting 6:00pm Theatre Rehearsal

3:00pm Cresswind Community Chorus

2:00pm 11:00am Mah Jongg Monday Book Group

4:00pm Cresswind Entrepreneurs Club

2:00pm Super Bowl Party

4:00pm Travel Club Mtg.

7:00pm 11am Jackson EMC Mexican Train Seminar [RSVP] 5:30pm TGIF

6:30pm Singles & Solos TGIS

8:00pm Comedy Night

2:00pm Mah Jongg

11:00am Monday Book Group

1:30pm Hand & Foot (RSVP

7:00pm Variety Show

3:00pm Cresswind Community Chorus

7:00pm Variety Show

12:00pm Breakfast with Santa Food Truck Friday

10 am Needleworkers

7:00pm Cresswind Evening Book Club

2:00pm Mah Jongg 5:15pm Fun with FoodSoup Night

2:00pm Mah Jongg

3:00pm Cresswind Community Chorus

7:00pm Ladies Bunco [RSVP]

New Yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Eve Party 7:00pm

7:00pm SLACers 8:00pm SLACers ll

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