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In This Issue
Billiards Club
Book Clubs
Community Music Club
Cooking Club
Couple’s Bridge
Ladies’ Bridge
Mah Jongg Clubs
Men’s “Social” Bridge
Men’s “Duplicate” Bridge
Men’s Poker Group
Mexican Train Dominoes
Needle Nuts
Photography Club
Pinochle
The Onesies (Singles Club)
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March 2020 NEWSLETTER
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Couples' Bridge
Second and Fourth Fridays of the month Time| 5:30 p.m. Plantation Golf Club For more information please contact Peg Fearon at 239.674.7290 or email her at [email protected]
Cooking Club TBD Not a Member and would like to join the Cooking Club? Share in a cooking pro-ject, share cooking techniques, explore healthy food options and have fun! This club evolves around the members interest. For more information please contact Patty Delsey at [email protected].
Billiards Club Every Monday Time: 7 p.m. Somerset Billiards Room This is a drop-in club and does not require a reservation. Don't forget to BYOB!
Community Music Club Do you play a musical instrument OR have a beau-tiful voice? Come join our Community Music Club. We practice music together and as volunteers en-tertain at the Senior Living Facilities. We call our-selves the "Senior Serenaders" performing sing-a-longs with the residents. It is lots of fun, very re-warding and the senior residents truly appreciate our music. If you are here for a short time you are welcome to join us to sit among the residents as our audience and sing along. Having outside peo-ple visit and also enjoy the show truly is a reward-ing experience. For more information please contact Carol Kann at [email protected].
Ladies’ Bridge Mondays |1 to 4 p.m. |(Optional Lunch at 11:45 a.m. at the Golf Club). Golf Club All Levels Welcome! For more in-formation, contact Peg Fearon at 239.674.7290 or email her at [email protected].
Men’s “Duplicate” Bridge Group Mondays | 1—4 p.m. Somerset Card Room This group is for players who are familiar with duplicate bridge procedures, and who play most of the commonly used bridge conventions. Players are assigned to two-man teams for the session. Players are rotated to different partners each weekly play date. It is not an ACBL sanctioned event. To play, you must have registered in advance. BYOB and snack. There is a maximum number of players due to scorekeeping limitations. For more infor-mation or to register to play, please email Guy Al-meling at [email protected] or call 239-273-6814.
Book Club Plantation Readers
Plantation Readers will be meeting next Tuesday, March 10 in the Plantation Somerset Library at 7 p.m. to discus "The Silent Patient" by Alex Michaelides. Contact Cecile Teagarden at [email protected] for more information.
Men’s “Social” Bridge Group Tuesdays | 6—9 p.m. Somerset This group is for players with ad-vanced beginner and above skill levels. Partners are rotated every four hands. Chicago style scorekeeping is used. To play, you must have registered in advance. BYOB and snack. For more information or to register to play, please email Guy Almeling at [email protected] or call 239-273-6814.
Men’s Poker Group Tuesday, March 3, 17 & 31 Time: 6:30 p.m. Community Room
If you like to play poker, this group is for you! Email Norman Greenberg at [email protected] to confirm a seat .
Mexican Train Dominoes This group will be meeting on Thursdays at 1 p.m. at the Golf Club. It is open to all Somerset residents (men and women). Instructions will be given for those who have never played before. It is a fun game and very easy to learn. Feel free to drop-in.
Mah Jongg Clubs... Intermediate Mah Jongg (standard NMJL play) Tuesdays and Wednesdays 1– 4 p.m. | Somerset Card Room 1 All are welcome! Feel free to just drop-in. Marvelous Mah Jongg Game Tuesdays|10 a.m.—3 p.m. | Lunch at noon All women interested in learning the game of Marvelous MahJongg - an alternate form of game of Mah Jongg, please text Cass Hahn at 239-476-0775 or email [email protected] to schedule a one on one lesson.
The Onesies We will get a group together for the CONCERT IN THE PARKing Lot on Saturday, March 14. Please pay to Sandra Reynolds and RSVP to Gerry at [email protected] or to Jane at [email protected] to get a count in. The Singles Group is a club open to people in the Plan-tation who are single or without their significant others who want to meet and have fun attending events and get-together with others. For more information please contact Jane O’Brien at [email protected].
Needle Nuts (knitting,
crochet, needlepoint, quilting etc.)
Wednesdays |1-3 p.m. Alternately at Somerset Library and Bridgetown. We welcome anyone interested in the fiber arts (knitting, crocheting, needlepoint, basket mak-ing, quilting, doll making, etc.). All skill levels Welcome. For more information please con-tact Peg Owens at [email protected] .
Pinochle
Wednesday, March 11 6:30 p.m. Golf Club (card room) Teena and Stu Jones migrated from PA in December of 2016 to become permanent residents at Somerset. Our fa-vorite game has been Pinochle and it didn't take long for us (especially Stu) to miss Pinochle here. We had a void to fill and decided to determine how much interest we could generate. Our club is really growing! We started with members of various levels of experience from none to card sharks! We meet year round, once a month in the golf club (women's locker room). When the pub is having their full menu, many of us have food and drinks there be-fore cards. Our card session is generally two hours with three rounds lasting about 40 minutes each round. If you already know how to play or are interested in learning, please contact Teena Jones at [email protected] or call her at 717-755-4586.
Photography Club Sunday, March 29 The photography club will sponsor a photo workshop on Sunday, March 29. This will be in lieu of our regular meeting. The workshop will be lead by Joe Fitzpatrick at Fort Myers Pier and historic down-town, departing from Somerset in the afternoon in time to get sunset shots at the pier, followed by shooting the architecture of historic downtown. Joe is a professional photographer and photo educator (https://joefitzpatrickphoto.com) and this is a wonderful opportunity for all of us to learn the fine points of sunset and night time photography. It is open to all, including those using cell phones for photography. The fee will be approximately $85, however could be lower de-pending on the number of people. For anyone who has never taken a photography workshop, this is a wonderful opportunity to learn how to take better pictures. And for more experienced photographers, you can fine tune your skills. We will need to know the number of people attending as soon as possible and will re-quire pre payment. Please contact Geoff at [email protected] or at 203-610-5194 to register or to get more information. The club is open to photographers and aspiring photographers of all skills and for all types of cameras including cell phone cameras. Anyone interested in joining us is encouraged to contact Geoff Gladstein at [email protected]