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The
Riverwood Heron
RIVERWOOD
MARCH 2013
Riverwood Easter Egg Hunt
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Activity Center Campus
Ages: 10 & Under
Cookies & Juice will be served
$5.00 per child
Register at the Activity Center Office
Bring your basket to collect your eggs in!
**Deadline to sign up is Monday, March 18th**
www.riverwoodflorida.org

Communication
Submitted by Trish Montgomery, RCA Secretary
The RCA Communication Committee (staff – Cheryl
Dukarski and resident members: Gina Iacone, Tom Lovasko,
Carl Ludewig, Bob Novic, Nancy Tiernan, Hugh Vallely,
Ed Watson) met January 9, 2013 to review communication
strategies for Riverwood residents. Methods of providing
information to residents include e-mail blasts regarding
governance activities, including Highlights of RCA Board
meetings, and general activities sponsored by the RCA
(Riverwood Community Association). The Heron is published
9 times a year and, in addition to general information, includes
information related to the Riverwood golf course.
Periodic Orientation sessions are sponsored for new residents
and renters to inform them of the amenities as well as
major rules and policies related to the Riverwood community.
A resident directory is published once yearly and community
forums are held on an “as needed” basis. The Riverwood Web
Site (Riverwoodflorida.org) is up-dated almost daily and is a
comprehensive source of information related to governance,
activity center weekly events, and special events and galas.
The Committee reviewed the issue of signs being placed
at various locations within Riverwood announcing private or
neighborhood events. The covenants specifically prohibit any
type of signs in the community (14.24.1). There was lengthy
discussion about the possibility of changing the covenants
and/or developing policies regarding signs. It was the general
consensus of the Committee that it would be very difficult to
develop guidelines that would be satisfactory and not result
in problems. All neighborhoods have similar problems keeping
their residents informed about neighborhood events. The
Committee members suggested that individual neighborhoods
encourage their residents to open and read their e-mails. Paper
notices or phone calls can be made by individual neighborhood
officers or social committee members to those residents who
do not have access to e-mail.
The RCA has similar problems with keeping residents informed.
Please open and read e-mails sent from the RCA. If
you are a part-time resident, please notify the office of your address
changes so the Heron or other mailings will reach you. If
you reside in Canada and do not receive the Heron, remember
it is accessible (along with all other community information)
on the Riverwood Web Site. The bottom line: Communication
is a two-way street. Information can be provided, but
it is the resident’s responsibility to access it. If you have any
suggestions regarding communication matters please contact
Trish Montgomery (pmontgomerytrish@aol.com).
Activity Center Parking:
For sold out events at the Activity Center keep in
mind that we have limited parking on campus. To
reduce congestion we ask those who can to carpool,
drive your golf cart, or use the Willow Bend parking
area. Please do not park on Riverwood Drive or on
Stonebridge Lane.
2013/2014 Activity Center
Calendar Reminder:
Any resident wanting to suggest or schedule an event or entertainer
for the Activity Center for next season 2013/2014 must submit
your request in writing to the Activities Director by May 1st.
Meet the Activity Advisory Committee
The Activity Committee meets each quarter, to find out when and
where you can watch for postings or go onto the Riverwood website
@ www.riverwoodflorida.org. The Committee members are:
Trish Montgomery, RCA Rep
Nancy Codi, Royal Oaks
Sally Higgins, Stillwater Trace
Maureen Welling, Driftwood Pointe
MaryAnn Stagliano, Oyster Bay
Connie Thrasher, Bay Ridge
Sandi Walker, Westport Ridge
Candy Presenzano, Royal Oaks
Patricia Muzzy, Stillwater Trace
Gini Symthe, Osprey Landing
Environmental
By Russ Hoffman
R.O.M.P. News
R.O.M.P. (Riverwood Owners of Mannerly Pets)
welcomes new members Howard and Deborah Cross
and their cocker spaniel “Rain”, Norman and Francine Davidson and
their goldendoodle “Tully”, Tom and Susan Lovasko and their goldendoodle
“Mozzie”, and Steve and Paulette Paschen and their labradoodle
“Molly”. Over 60 ROMP members attended the Welcome Back Social
on January 13th. We had brief presentations regarding fund raisers
and volunteer opportunities at the SunCoast Humane Society and the
Animal Welfare League of Port Charlotte. ROMP members voted to
give our yearly donation of $250 to each organization. ROMP members
actively using the Dog Park were reminded that the $20 yearly fee is due
(checks made out to the RCDD). Now that we have almost 100 families
on the e-mail list, ROMP is looking for volunteers for a Social Committee.
If you are interested in serving on the Social Committee, or if
any resident has questions regarding the Dog Park, please contact Trish
Montgomery (766-0452).
Due to our weather, 2013 could be a smoky spring and summer in our
area. Our wonderful sub-tropical winter weather is interrupted every 5-10
days by cold fronts invading from the north. Most cold fronts are weak and
bring a breezy day, with temperatures in the 60s. Occasionally we actually
experience colder weather, maybe even a frost.
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Oak Tree
Maintenance Program
By Rod Slocum
Riverwood is recognized for its landscaping design and environmental
Thank You, Thank You, Thank You
stewardship. In keeping with those themes the Landscape Committee
Thank
developed
an Oak tree maintenance program for the common areas Sisters.” this past Through your attendance and generosity, the fundraiser w
you to all who supported our recent BOA event—“Baking wi
Thank you to all who supported our recent BOA event—“Bak
year. We needed to first determine how many Oak trees are in the common
areas. We put the word out to the Boy Scouts of America that we Those were looking
for an Eagle Scout candidate to conduct an inventory of wine our common bar (thanks
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generously
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our supported charities.
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the opportunity to tackle a project where he could utilize technology, test wine his bar with (thanks the Biscotti to Sisters.” two handsome Through your attendance bartenders), and generosity, and fine the prize
leadership ability and learn life skills.
Thank you to generously all who fundraiser supported donated was a huge our back success. recent for our BOA charities. event—“Baking with the B
Members of Troop 23 under the direction of Austin Sisters.” fanned We out Through want across to extend your Those attendance a special “thank
who attended and enjoyed generosity, you” to Michelangelo’s
a delightful afternoon the fundraiser Restaur
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Riverwood on Sat., June 23, 2012 to do the field work. More North than 1,100 Port, on
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Working with an arborist the RCA Landscape Committee wine bar Sisters,”
want to extend a special “thank you” to Michelangelo’s and R
Those appreciated who attended fine the enjoyed prizes, wonderful with a several delightful entertainment being generously afternoon provided donated of delicious back by for the our charities. food, beautiful
took (thanks presented
the results
of the Eagle Scout project and began developing generously Pete Carrera
to two We want handsome by to Darlyne extend a bartenders), special Franklin “thank you” Productions, and to Michelangelo’s fine prizes, out Restaurant of with Naples
appreciated the wonderful entertainment provided by the seve bea
& Pizzeria of North Port, on the corner of Toledo Blade and Price, for
a plan for Riverwood donated for back sharing for our his charities. talent on the accordion prior to the lun
Sisters,” the excellent presented food. We by appreciated Darlyne the Franklin wonderful Productions, entertainment provided
by beautiful for sharing and talented his talent "Biscotti on Sisters,” the accordion presented by Darlyne prior to th
out of N
Drive to trim and remove Oaks in the median that had grown our so large friends they at ArtisTree Landscape Maintenance & Design for their
Pete Carrera
were obstructing street lighting. Our insurance agent and We the want RCA sponsorship attorney to extend for
Franklin a special the children
Productions, “thank we
out you” assist.
of Naples, to Michelangelo’s Last, but not
Florida, as well as by Restaurant least, we wan
our friends at ArtisTree Landscape Maintenance Pete & Design Carrera & foP
both advised that these trees had become a liability and North should super Port, be removed. on husbands
sponsorship the for corner sharing
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but excellent support.
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Three Oaks in the Willow Glen common area were appreciated also found that the had
to our friends at ArtisTree Landscape Maintenance & Design for their
been weakened and leaning with exposed large roots which made them susceptible
to collapse in high winds. A permit application was filed with the
super wonderful husbands entertainment of our Circle provided for their by special the beautiful help and and suppo tale
Sisters,” With presented your collective generous by Darlyne sponsorship generosity, Franklin for the we Productions, children will be we able assist. out Last, to help of but Naples not many, least, Florida we many
want to thank all of the super husbands of our Circle for their special
county to remove these 21 trees and trim others. The trees Pete were Carrera County
banded with With for children sharing your
who
collective his are talent in
generosity,
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be prior idea
able to of the to help luncheon. smiles
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help and support.
a green or pink ribbon depending on whether a tree was our to friends be their trimmed little at County or ArtisTree faces. children Landscape Maintenance & Design for their genero
With your collective who are generosity, need. we will You be have able to no help idea many, of many the sm
removed based primarily on safety concerns. The pros sponsorship and cons of the plan their for the little more children Charlotte faces. we County assist. children Last, who are but in not need. least, You have we no want idea of the to tha
were discussed thoroughly. Charlotte county staff then super came to God husbands Riverwood Bless of you smiles our all that Circle from you will for the put their Sisters on their special of little BOA faces. help Circle and support. #156,
to examine each tree listed on the permit request. During the MaryAnn inspection
God Stagliano, Bless
of the Oaks on the Riverwood Drive median, county staff recommended God Bless you President.
you all all from the the Sisters Sisters of BOA of Circle BOA #156, Circle #156,
With your collective generosity, we will be able to help many, many more
removal of two additional trees, one diseased and one damaged when apparently
struck by a vehicle.
MaryAnn Stagliano, President.
MaryAnn Stagliano, President
County children who are in need. You have no idea of the smiles that you
At the September RCDD meeting the Board of Supervisors their little authorized faces.
their Chairman to sign the Charlotte County Tree Permit Application to
proceed with the project. This information was published God in the Bless Heron you and all from the Sisters of BOA Circle #156,
discussed at RCA Board meetings.
MaryAnn Stagliano, President.
Riverwood obtained County approval in December 2012 to remove the
23 trees listed on our permit. The Oak trees were cut and removed beginning
January 30. The stumps were ground down and sod will be installed shortly
to restore the area. Jamie Scudera, with Charlotte County, provided a list
of trees to the Landscape Committee that could be used as replacements
should that decision be made. Discussions continue to decide what options
might be selected when the resources become available. A Revitalization
Plan for the median will be developed that is in keeping with the high standards
of Riverwood’s landscaping and submitted to the Finance Committee
for consideration for the 2014 budget.
Mexican Fiesta
Farewell Party
Saturday, April 13th
Watch for more information
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Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!

General Manager
As most of you know by now, Riverwood Golf Club was officially sold on
Tuesday February 19th to Principals of Coral Hospitality and other investors.
Below is a letter to the golf members from Christopher Schaeffer, Managing
Member and CFO of Coral Hospitality. www.coralhospitality.com
CH3 - Riverwood Golf Club, LLC, led by Principals of Coral Hospitality,
is excited to be the new owner of Riverwood Golf Club. We look forward to being
part of the exceptional Riverwood community and owning one of the top golf clubs
in Florida.
Effective immediately, we have engaged Coral Hospitality to work in conjunction
with Michael Burton to manage the daily operations of the club. Their
experience and expertise make them an ideal management partner for Riverwood
Golf Club.
In addition, we are pleased to announce that you will continue to see all of the
familiar staff faces as we have determined to rehire the Riverwood staff.
We look forward to meeting and working with all of the club members and
community in making Riverwood Golf Club a truly special asset for both ownership
and Riverwood.
— Christopher Schaeffer, Managing Member
Upcoming Golf Events
March 1-2-3 Ladies Member Guest
7 RLGA Sadie Hawkins
9-10 Club Stroke Play Championship
17 St. Patty’s Day Scramble
22-23 Club Mixed Best Ball Championship
April 4-5-6-7 Men’s Member Guest
10 RMGA Closing Luncheon
11 RLGA Closing Luncheon
13 Suncoast Humane Society Critter Classic
Charity Tournament
15 Champions Dinner
17 RMGA/RLGA Battle of the Sexes
21 Couples Event
27 Special Guest Day (Guest Fees $30.00)
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Demo Day and Club Fitting
March 5th Callaway 11:00am – 3:00pm
March 19th PING 11:00am – 3:00pm
Head Golf Professional
One Day Member Guest Results
Twenty nine men’s and ladies teams competed in the one day member guest
January 18th. Three flights of men’s teams and two flights of ladies played a
combination best ball, scramble and alternate shot format for 18 holes.
Men’s Flight 1: Alex Carnahan & Bill Knoff
Men’s Flight 2: Tim Nicholas & Jeremy Derk
Men’s Flight 3: Gary Fairhurst & Wayne Antoniazzi
Ladies Flight 1: Linda Stevens & Holly Broom
Ladies Flight 2: Beverly Lahr & Deb Erickson
January Couples Event
Scramble with a twist was the format for 116 men and women in our
January couples tournament. The event had four flights and two closest to
pin winners.
Flight 1: Marc & Adrienne Lasky, Craig & Scarlett Allison
Flight 2: Ainsle & Sue Hogan, Mike & Paula Mulligan
Flight 3: Bill & Kathy Graham, Dirk Dewitt & Jan Lomas
Flight 4: Chuck & Nancy Baker, John & Mary Hays
CTP Men: John Hays
CTP Ladies: Mary Carlson
RMGA Championship
The Men’s Golf Association one day stroke play net championship was
played January 23rd with 66 golfers competing in four flights.
Blue/White Flight Champion: Alex Carnahan
White Flight Champion: Marc Lasky
White/Gold Flight Champion: John Hays *scorecard playoff
Gold Flight Champion: Wally Sadoff
Brown Jug Tournament
The two day RMGA Brown Jug Tournament is played as a 4 man scramble
on the first day and a three best balls of 4 the second day with the lowest two
day total being declared the winner. The twenty two 4 man teams were blind
drawn at a Monday night pizza and beer pairings party.
1st place: Butch Codi, TJ Vaughan, Bill Stachowicz, Gary Thomas
2nd place tie: Steve Lumley, Tim Nicholas, Mack Mackie, Peter Stocks
Larry Lancette, Bob Lahr, Don Fontaine, Stan Swanson

Turf Talk
As the winter season draws to a close the golf course will make
the change from overseed back to bermudagrass. The golf course has
been looking great, due to warmer temperatures in February combined
with a couple of days of rain. As we move forward through March
and temperatures begin to rise even more the bermudagrass will begin
actively growing and it will be time to get ready to for our yearly
cultural practices. During the active growth period is when we perform
all of our cultural practices that keep the golf course in shape from year
to year. Most everyone is familiar with the two staple maintenance
practices preformed on the greens, aerification and verticutting.
Verticutting, or vertical mowing, is the process by which grain and
thatch are removed from the turf. The blades of the verticutter slice
into the turf and grab the thatch and pull it out leaving small groves in
the surface, which we most times fill with topdress sand. The reason
for this process is to maintain a firm and smooth putting surface. Also
the groves the verticutter leaves behind create an air space for improved
drainage and air movement.
Aerification is the process by which we remove small cores of
turf and soil creating an air space for which the surrounding soil can
expand into. The reason for this process is simple, both foot traffic and
equipment on the greens surface creates compaction. This compaction
of the soil particles squeezes out any air spaces that exist. The roots
of the turf need air to survive so as the air is squeezed out of the soil
the roots will become shorter and the turf will begin to decline in
quality. Compaction also reduces the ability of the soil to drain excess
moisture, which can lead to the roots of the turf getting to wet and
rotting resulting in poor quality turf. By relieving this compaction we
ensure that the turf roots get the proper amount of air and that they
do not get to wet.
Both of these cultural practices are very important to sustaining a
high quality putting surface, even though the practices themselves can
sometimes disrupt play.
RLGA Ladies Cup Winners
The Ladies Cup Championship is a two day stroke play net event with
four flights of 18 hole players and one flight of 9 hole players. Ninety three
ladies competed in this prestigious event.
Overall Winner: Sandy Waycott
Red/Gold Flight: Janice Iannuzzi tied with Julie Rossi
Red Flight 1: Adrienne Lasky
Red Flight 2: Sandy Waycott
Red Flight 3: Ramona Elden tied with Betsy Bonde
9 Hole Flight: Rosemary O’Hanlon
Couples Member Guest
The Roaring 20’s was the theme for this year’s Couples Member Guest.
Due to cold weather, the Nite Golf Event for Friday evening was cancelled
but a great time was had by all the rest of the weekend. We saw everything
from ladies in flapper dresses on Saturday night to Moonshine for prizes
over the course of the weekend. Customized wooden cheese platters and
insulated picnic baskets were this year’s tee gifts.
1st Flight
1st Place: Ian & Joan Dinning, Paul & Theo Borg
2nd Place: Joe & Linda Stevens, Bob & Margaret Jakel
2nd Flight
1st Place: Larry & Jean Bray, Bob & Susan Denney
2nd Place: Fred & Mary Rollins, Chet & Mary Skrzypek
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Food and Beverage
We continue to offer two new weekly specials, “Salad of the Week”
and “Drink of the Week.” The Club features unique salads and
drinks each week with elements of seasonal and local ingredients
when available.
Remember, Breakfast is served every Saturday and Sunday from 8
a.m. to 12 p.m. Lunch is served daily from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., and the Club offers
a lounge menu after 3 p.m. for your enjoyment.
Seafood Buffet Night is scheduled for Saturday, March 9th from
6 to 8 p.m. Reservations are required for this dinner evening. If
applicable, once the grille room is full, we will utilize a wait list
for the next available table.
Prime Rib Night is scheduled for Saturday, March 23rd from 6 to 8 p.m. Reservations
are required for this dinner evening. If applicable, once the grille room
is full, we will utilize a wait list for the next available table. Call (941) 764‐6662,
option 2 for reservations.
Pub Night is Tuesday and Thursday night from 5 to 8 p.m. Happy hour drink
specials are available from 5 to 7 p.m. followed by Colin’s famous Pub Style
menu! Reservations are accepted for members 14 days in advance and non‐members
may fill available slots 7 days in advance. Reservations are strongly encouraged
for Pub Nights, but not required. If applicable, once the grille room is full,
we will utilize a wait list for the next available table. Call (941) 764-6662, option
2 for reservations.
Easter Sunday is March 31st, and we have a wonderful Holiday Buffet
planned, with a 12 p.m. or a 2:30 p.m. Seating. Reservations are
required for this dinner event. If applicable, once the grille room is
full, we will utilize a wait list for the next available table. Call (941)
764‐6662, option 2 for reservations.
Golf Shop Credit
Golf Shop Credit will now expire as of April 15, 2010.
Remember, March is a BIG SALE MONTH so start spending now.
Also, if you do not see what you want in the shop ask the Golf Staff to special
order what you would like.
Golf Club Discounts
Many of you do not know that our Golf Shop offers members a 20% discount
off the retail price of all golf clubs 10% off Shoes and 25% off all clothing and
outerwear. So before you buy at an off course store check out our prices and
support your club.
Tee Time Changes
At this time of year play on the course is at its peak averaging over 220 players
per day with wait lists sometimes 7 days a week. With this in mind if you
have a change in players or need to cancel your time please do so as soon as possible.
Without the proper player information the Golf Shop Staff cannot perform
their duties (pre-ring tickets, notify the starter and rangers etc.) efficiently.
By not calling and cancelling your tee time in a timely manner, you may not
be allowing other members who may be on a wait list the opportunity to play.
When checking tee times on the website please DISREGARD the HOLE
assignments when we have a SHOTGUN START. Unfortunately, the JO-
NAS tee time system assignment of starting holes does not coordinate with
the GHIN tee time system that we use for all shotgun starts and tournaments.
Hole in Ones
Louis Napoli Hole #16 108 yards 9 iron 1/15/2013
Mark Patterson Hole #13 127 yards 8 iron 1/29/2013
Lorne Childs Hole #16 152 yards 7 iron 1/29/2013
Tom Rossi Hole #7 170 yards 4 iron 1/30/2013

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4250 Riverwood Drive
Port Charlotte, FL 33953
SAVE THE DATE
SAVE THE DATE
Come Join Your Friends & Neighbors at
Trivia AT Night
COME JOIN YOUR FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS
When: Saturday, TRIVIA March NIGHT 23rd, 7pm - 9 pm
Where: Sandhill Room at The Activity Center
WHEN:
Teams
SATURDAY,
of 6: Teams
MARCH
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23randomly RD , 7PM - 9
that
PM
night
WHERE: Cost: $2 SANDHILL PP to be used ROOM for AT supplies THE ACTIVITY & prize CENTER money
Teams of 6: (money Teams will will be be collected formed at randomly the door that & night
exact change will be appreciated).
will We be will collected also be at accepting the door canned & exact goods change for will a local be food
appreciated). bank from anyone wishing to make a donation.
Cost: $2 PP to be used for supplies & prize money (money
The We game will also will be consist accepting of 20 canned Questions: goods highest for a local score food wins.
bank from anyone wishing to make a donation.
We ask everyone to bring a hot dish, salad or dessert.
The game • Last will consist name begins of 20 Questions: with A through highest K score – wins.
bring a dessert for 4+ people
We ask everyone to bring a hot dish, salad or dessert.
Last name begins • Last with name A through begins K – bring with a dessert L through for 4+ people R –
Last name begins with L through R – bring a hot dish for 4+ people
Last name begins with bring S through a hot Z dish – bring for a salad 4+ people for 4+ people
• Last name begins with S through Z –
To sign up: Contact the Activity Center by Wednesday,
bring a salad for 4+ people
March 20, 2012
To sign up: Contact the Activity Center by
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Wednesday, March 20, 2012
More Information:
contact Ralph Anger at rtpjanger@gmail.com