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chartered clubs
assistance, including women helping
women in a supportive environment.
Need to Sell or Dispose of a
Firearm?
Fountain Woodcarvers
If you have ever wanted to be
creative and have fun at the same
time, you should join the Fountain
Woodcarvers every Tuesday morning
from 8 – 11 am in the Horizon Center.
We have mostly novices and a few
experienced carvers, and all would
be happy to teach, share their experiences, and show you how to create
memorable woodwork that you can
pass down to your grandchildren. To
start with, knives and cutting tools
are available, as well as wood soft
enough to keep you interested. Feel
free to drop by and observe or jump
right in anytime. This is a hobby you
can continue past your pickleball
and tennis days without fear of
going to see the orthopedic doctors!
Come join the mirth and merriment
and meet some of the nicest people
in Del Webb.
Contact: Bob Franza 352-350-3154.
Submitted by Bear Kelley
There will be NO Garden Club
Meeting in July, but come enjoy
another fun and informative program
at the August 18th meeting. Thank
you to everyone who participated in
our Brunch and Plant Sale in April. It
was a wonderful, fun event with
amazing food and beautiful plants.
July is the peak of summer, and while
our gardens are in full bloom, the
soaring temperatures require extra
diligence. To keep your garden
thriving, focus on consistent hydration. Water your plants and hanging
baskets in the early morning to minimize evaporation. Applying a fresh
layer of mulch – at least two inches
thick – is essential to retain soil
moisture and protect roots from the
intense sun. Don’t forget regular
maintenance. Regular deadheading
of spent blossoms will encourage
new growth and keep flower beds
looking neat. Keep an eye out for
pests and diseases like powdery
Game Night
mildew, which thrive in hot, humid
“Game Night” – A great Success – a conditions.
new club, meeting most every Friday Stay cool and enjoy the fruits of your
evening at 6 pm, in the Meeting labor. See you next month.
Room, last room on the right at the
DWSC Gun Club
south end (pool end) of our Horizon
building.
Interested in Shooting Sports &
The objective is to simply meet as a Personal Safety?
social group, playing court games Join the DWSC Gun Club – a
outside and/or card and board games welcoming group for men and women
indoors. Outdoors we may play of all experience levels.
Bocci, shuffleboard or cornhole, when Monthly Meeting Topics
the weather cooperates. Indoors we
choose, at random, to play different • Shooting sports & self-defense
• Non-lethal deterrents
tile, card, and/or board games.
• Situational awareness
Participation is growing, but there is • First aid
always room for more folks. There • New techniques
are no monies involved, only a bunch • Equipment buy/sell/swap
of good sports looking to share some
time. Everyone welcome, come join New Shooters Welcome!
us.
We offer club shoots with hands-on
july 2026
We can help. Call Bill Tansey 518-3120792.
Meetings – Normally held the first
Wednesday of each month at 3:30
pm.
Location – Horizon Ballroom
(Meetings suspended June – August;
resume in September).
www.dwscgunclub.com
Bill Tansey: 518-312-0792
Come to a meeting – see what we’re
about!
Happy Tails Dog Club
Our Del Webb Dog Park was established in 2012. We members run,
maintain, and annually renew our
dog(s) membership. $10 for one dog
or $17.50 for two. Homeowners/
Tenants are welcome to join.
Requirements:
• Dog(s) minimum age – four months.
• Each owner must provide proof
of the following:
• Dog’s current Marion County
license.
• Rabies, Distemper/Parvo,
Bordetella vaccinations.
• Spay/neutered by a licensed
veterinarian.
Only members who have annually
met all requirements are permitted
to utilize the park. Once a member,
you will annually be issued the gate
entry code and collar tag(s) for each
dog(s) to wear while in the dog park.
These requirements help ensure the
safety of both our dogs and members.
Dog owners are responsible for
cleaning up after as well as
controlling their dog(s). No digging
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