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chartered clubs
Club Portico. Bring that tattered and
torn flag for a proper retirement and
disposal. A blood mobile will be
available for those who wish to
support those in need of blood.
be held on July 15th – 10 am at the nies to do. Projects that residents
Horizon Pool. Volunteers will be need assistance with, such as making
minor repairs on wood furniture,
needed.
Water Volleyball is a great activity (antique or contemporary), refinishing,
and is very popular within the fabricating, or creating special projcommunity. If you are looking for a ects. The fees for most of these projfun time, a lot of laughter, good ects are minimum and go to support
camaraderie, and a little exercise all the club. Our members are retired
at the same time, stop at the skilled carpenters, artists, and hobby
Peninsula Pool and give water volley- woodworkers who enjoy working
ball a try. Talk to the Officers or with wood and helping others.
4th of July Parade – The planning
continues as we can look forward to
celebrating our nation’s 250th anniversary and watching as our WWII
veterans lead the parade from the
Horizon Center to Veterans Park.
The parade will be followed with Members if you have any questions.
inspiring words from a guest speaker. Water Volleyball is also a great way
11 September – 0846 – Patriots Day to keep cool during those hot Florida
days.
ceremony at Veterans Park.
So, if you or your club has a need for
something built, fabricated, repaired,
or restored, give us a call and we’ll
have someone discuss it with you.
Water Volleyball is open to all resi- As always, we are looking for new
dents, house guests and new members.
members are always welcome. Dues Contact is: 312-925-2750
are $ 5.00 per person annually.
HONOR GUARD NEEDS YOU! The
Honor Guard is a critical part of the
association and is asking for volunteers to come forward and become
active members. The association will HAPPY FATHER’S DAY!
purchase the necessary uniform
items and once again, you can look
in the mirror and say, “wow! I am
proud to be a member of a special
unit!!!”
Waterbugs
Contact Ken Chasen 207-229-2821
Ahhh! Summertime in Summerfield,
orr Don Lamb 603-387-8710.
where Waterbugs are fully at home
Jim Steinmark – Adjutant
in our Peninsula Pool! You’ll find us
around here on Monday,
Water Volleyball Club splashing
Wednesday, and Friday mornings at
** SUMMER HOURS **
8, 9, and 10 am classes. A mere $10
June 1, 2026 – September 30, 2026 annual membership fee is all it takes
Water Volleyball will be played at to join in the fun.
the Peninsula Pool: (weather permit- Waterbugs is a great workout that is
gentle on the joints, easy on the
ting)
muscles, and gives our cardiovas• Every afternoon from 1 to 4 pm.
cular system a charge!
• Sunday – Wednesday –Thursday
Waterbugs aerobics classes are an
evenings at 6 pm.
excellent resource for us to feel
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
energized and motivated to get in
4th of July Parade – The WVB Club the habit of putting our health and
will be participating in the vitality foremost in our lives!
Community’s Parade. Golf Carts, Hope to see you there!
bikes, vehicles will be invited to
Woodworkers Club
participate representing the Water
Volleyball Club. Additional details The Del Webb Woodworkers provides
will be forthcoming.
community service to our residents
Grandkids Day – The Water and neighbors by taking on projects
Volleyball Club Grandkids Event will that are too small for most compa-
june 2026
Writers’ Bloc
Please join us for our next gathering
– the Writers’ Bloc meets the first
and third Thursday of the month at
10 am. We meet in the Horizon
Center Game Room and usually
dismiss before noon. All writers in
our community, whether seasoned or
just starting out, are welcome to
attend. This is a wonderful opportunity to share your work, receive
feedback, and connect with others
who share a passion for writing.
There are no club dues. Your passion
for writing and the time you put into
your craft are “dues” on a different
level. Please bring a piece to share
or come ready to listen to creative
writings from other members. Each
month a member presents a “writer’s
craft” which assists with our skills of
putting together a story. We also
have FUN “writing prompts” provided
for the next time we meet. These
prompts assist us in creating a story
if we do not already have one on the
back burner of our inventive mind.
Our writing for each session is
limited to 1,000 words or less, so we
have time for all stories. We look
forward to meeting you and sharing
the craft of writing.
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