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JOHN H. GRAY | Republican

McCormick County Probate Judge

Make History in McCormick!

This election is an opportunity to
ELECT THE FIRST REPUBLICAN PROBATE JUDGE
IN THE HISTORY OF McCORMICK, SOUTH CAROLINA.

lease join me in being a large part of McCormick County history by electing our first
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A FEW OF MY MAJOR GOALS AS YOUR PROBATE JUDGE ARE:

Provide the process of probate with the least amount of hardship for all involved.
Provide efficient link to assist intervention of mental illness & drug addiction.
Provide a clear and transparent education to assist the community in understanding
probate procedures.

With 45 years of law-enforcement experience that Hold The Line!
involved courtroom testimony and courtroom procedures,
and over 3,600 hours of continuing education criminal and
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I have spent a lifetime being on the right side, for the right
people, for the right reasons. An elected official is a vessel
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Please support the McCormick County Humane Society

SLV Board of Directors (BOD)
Sets Date for Annual Meeting

Opportunity to Vote for Your 2022 BOD Electronically or by Telephone

The Annual Meeting of the Members of Savannah Lakes Village POA, Inc. (SLVPOA) will be held at 5 p.m. on November 3, 2022
at the Recreation Center. For those who prefer to attend the virtual live stream may do so at www.savannahlakes.com/stream.
There will be two Board of Directors’ positions seated at this meeting with both having a three-year term.
The SLV Nominating Committee for the 2022 Board of Directors election reviewed the applications submitted by the applicants and
conducted interviews and has determined that three candidates are qualified to serve on the SLV Board of Directors
and their names will appear on the ballot:
Robert (Rob) Clancy • David Skidmore • Greg Walker

In reviewing these applicants, the Nominating Committee considered the following qualification criteria:
• Previous experience, training, etc. that relate to Board duties or prior service through committee work, volunteer efforts, and similar
contributions.
• An indicated interest by the applicant in serving the best interest of all Members regardless of personal interests or agenda.
• A stated commitment by the applicant to devote the necessary time required to serve the duties of a member of the Board.
• A stated commitment by the applicant to sign Conflicts of Interest Disclosure and Code of Conduct forms.
• An understanding and acceptance by the applicant of the responsibilities and authorities of the Board, the SLVPOA management, and the
various committees of the SLVPOA.

The SLV Election Committee is pleased to offer eligible voters the opportunity again this year to vote electronically or by telephone.
More information on the voting process will be communicated to all eligible voters prior to the voting period that begins on October 3, 2022.

We encourage you to learn all you can about the three BOD candidates before casting your vote. Therefore, the following is a brief bio,
candidacy statement and conflict of interest disclosure information provided by each candidate.

Candidate Bios

Robert (Rob) Clancy

Born and raised in Pontiac, Michigan Rob attended Michigan State University on a Baseball scholarship
where he earned All-Big Ten and District 4 All-American First Team selections as a sophomore pitcher in 1971.
Although an injury cut short an athletic career, he subsequently earned a BS in Social Science and began a career
as a fundraising professional with two National Healthcare organizations; The Muscular Dystrophy Association
and The Easter Seal Society based in Mid-Michigan. These experiences led to a deep, abiding commitment to
community service. Planning fundraisers with fraternal organizations and appearing as guest speaker to groups
supporting these charities was both heartwarming and character developing. While serving as Executive Director at
Easter Seals, a fundraising presentation made to a Lansing, Michigan based startup company led to an employment
offer that blossomed into a lifelong career with Neogen Corporation, a manufacturer of food safety diagnostic
products. From Territory Manager to Director of National Sales for 4 divisions, his responsibilities led him to
become Corporate Manager for Beverage Services; successfully negotiating contracts with Pepsi Cola Company
Global Quality Group, The Coca-Cola Company US Quality Division and the Dr. Pepper Snapple Group Quality
Assurance Division, US.
Rob and Gail married in 1981 and raised their two sons in Michigan, the oldest graduating from Michigan State and the youngest from
Central Michigan University. Gail and Rob retired on the same day in December of 2017 and immediately moved to SLV, building their
home on the 13th hole at Tara. Rob says “finding SLV was pretty easy based on our priorities; “No Snow, No Hurricanes, and No Alligators”.
“It only took one visit to know that this was our perfect place”!
• Statement of candidacy: “My life choices and career path have come full circle. I deeply believe in serving the needs of my community.

Candidate Bios

I planned my retirement years around volunteering and giving back to meet the needs of others. As a result, in my 5 years here at SLV I
have served as the President of the McCormick Lions Club for 3 years, keeping our Club intact thru the pandemic while still raising over
$50,000 to put back into local community services. As President of the Men’s Social 9 Hole Golf league for the past 2 years I’ve managed
our growth from 80 to 150 members. AND…most importantly, it is why I originated the Brick Walkway Project to fund our new patio
– THE OVERLOOK at TARA! In my career, I’ve negotiated contracts, drafted budgets, led countless special projects and work groups
but, nothing has ever been more satisfying than to see the Brick Fundraising Project be successful! This collaboration with SLV Leadership
and our Community Service Team has created a beautiful new addition to our campus for all to enjoy! I know we face challenges ahead to
manage growth and provide the amenities that make SLV a great place to live. As a member of your Board of Directors I’m determined to
help move our Community Forward.”
• Conflict of Interest Disclosure Information as Reported by Candidate: None

David Skidmore

I am originally from Dayton, Ohio and graduated from Brookville High School. I am a four veteran of the
United State Marine Corps where I served as a military policeman and was attached to the west coast security
contingent for former President Nixon. After being honorably discharged from the Marine Corps, at the rank of
sergeant, I spent two years with the Garden Grove Police Department in Southern California. I moved back to
Dayton and joined the Montgomery County Sheriff ’s Office serving in the patrol division and detective division
until I retired at the rank of Sergeant. I have a total of 23 years of service in the law enforcement field. I joined
NCR Corporation, headquartered in Dayton, as an investigator in the Global Security department. I was eventually
promoted to Vice President of Global Security and Corporate Aviation and was with NCR for 17 years. My wife
and I moved with the company to Atlanta, Georgia. We moved to Savannah Lakes Village in June 2018. I have been
a realtor in SLV since 2020. I operate as an LLC with my license being held at Savannah Lakes Village Real Estate.
I have a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration from Southwester College.

While I was at NCR I served on the Board of Directors with the Gwinnett County Chamber of Commerce, for
three years, and was member of the finance committee as well as the committee involved in a national search for new CEO. When I left
NCR I headed an international security team that had security responsibilities in facilities around the world (100+ countries). I reported to
the CFO and eventually CEO of a fortune 500 company. Between the security team, aviation team and contractors the organization had
over 800 people and I managed an operating budget of $118 million dollars.
• Statement of Candidacy: I am a candidate for the board as I bring a strong sense of understanding from both the perspective as a

resident and with insight from those who I’ve worked with that have moved to the community, and with those considering a move to
Savannah Lakes Village. With my background at both an operational and strategic level I believe I have the necessary attributes to serve the
interests of this community. I would work to insure we not only maintain or fiscal responsibilities, but also seek new avenues for financial
growth for our operations and our SLV community. I firmly believe we need to improve the speed at which we make decisions, and
implement those decisions, and not be adverse to implementing changes or new ideas that would benefit the current and new members of
Savannah Lakes Village.
• Conflict of Interest Disclosure Information as Reported by Candidate: None

Greg Walker

I met Jenny at Miami University, married in 1980 and moved to Rochester NY where we raised four wonderful
children. We now have six grandchildren. During our years in Rochester we dreamed of escaping snow and
winter after retirement. That dream led us to purchase property in SLV during 2006. A few years later, we started
spending our vacations at SLV. The amenities, value proposition and the welcoming nature of the SLV community
solidified that SLV was the right place for us. During those early visits, Jenny & I volunteered to help with the
NGA tournament hosted at the Monticello Golf Course.

I graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Systems Analysis from Miami University. After graduation, I worked
38 years for Kodak in roles of increasing responsibility driving business process change utilizing information
technology. My experiences spanned roles in multiple business process areas including R&D, manufacturing,
logistics, purchasing, accounting, sales operations and supply chain. I was a member of a select team which was
tasked with reengineering and implementing business process change across all business units worldwide. This role

Candidate Bios

allowed me to interact and engage technical and business leaders inside and outside the corporation. I retired from Kodak as the IT Director
of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) within the Corporate Information Systems organization. In that role, I had responsibility for
setting strategic direction related to information technology investments. In order to successfully define strategic investments plans over a
3-5 year horizon, I was required to engage executive leadership to understand business goals, understand technology direction, organization
capabilities and business constraints.

Jenny & I relocated permanently to SLV in February of 2018. Since moving to SLV, we both have become active members within the
community. My commitment to SLV includes being the chair for the Strategic Planning Committee, President of the Men’s Golf Association
and SLV board member for the last two years.

Since moving to SLV, I have actively engaged in various roles across the community. My interest in running for the SLV board is a
continuation of that engagement and allows me to contribute my talents back to the community. Throughout my career, I worked across
many business process areas. I believe my experience of understanding organizational goals and defining strategies based on both internal
and external factors is leverageable to the requirements of being an SLV board member.
• Statement of Candidacy: I envision SLV as a growing and vibrant community with a great set of amenities and a strong value proposition

compared to planned community peers. As SLV transitions from financial survival to growth, the board and operations are being
challenged to provide the expected services and amenities for a growing population. My experience over the last two years has increased in
my understanding of SLV operations and challenges. As a board member, I want to contribute to the development of solutions as well as
to set a strategic direction which will position SLV as a wonderful place to live for all our members.
• Conflict of Interest Disclosure Information as Reported by Candidate: None

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Participants who ate after golf at the Pavilion
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Sequence Group River Grille staff who served our food

by DIANA BRICELY

ur group has been playing Sequence (a board/card game)
together once a month for 10 years now! It's a great group
of fun friends; Karen and Bob Divita, Diana and Bob
Bricely, Ann and Greg Martin, Dolores and Don Smallwood, Joann
Carroll and Jim Staggs, Jennifer and Michael Hunter. We’re grateful
for these wonderful, lasting SLV friendships!•

Greenville, S.C. Friends Of The Library Mark & Liz Harr George & Nancy Sproule and Paul & Susan Klein
– 18 hole winnersAbis ocultortum – Klein’s were the winners of the Closest to the Pin
Organization Visits McCormick
Sunday Mixed Doubles Tournament Results
by MARY TOBIN
by CHUCK & DENISE UITTO
Photo Caption: From left to right: Tom Ligon (G), Taylor Reynolds (G), Wanda Smith (G),
Laura Clegg (McC), Chris Dickinson (McC), Melissa Dunn (G), Ginny Moore(G),Janice Bright WHAT A BEAUTIFUL day to play golf at SLV! The weather
(McC), Barb Moore (G).eer was cooler on August 14th and the Tara Golf Course was in
EXCELLENT condition for the “2nd Annual Mixed Doubles
TAYLOR REYNOLDS, PRESIDENT of the Greenville, SC Tournament.” The players had great fun and a wonderful meal was
chapter of the “Friends of the Library” group, along with five of prepared for the participants at the Recreation Center following the
their volunteers, recently spent the day in McCormick meeting with tournament!
representatives of our local FOL leadership.
Thank you to the participants in this year’s event. A Special
Among the several topics of discussion were McCormick’s Thank you to the Pro Shop staff, Recreation Center staff, River
success with Books on Main, Amazon book sales, and volunteer Grille staff, SLV Leadership Team, and all the assistance provided
coordination to, name only a few. by participants in the planning, preparation and execution of the
event. We appreciate each of you!
The group also toured our library, meeting with our
director, Paul Brown. Chris Dickenson, Bookshop 9-Hole Tournament Winners 18-Hole Tournament Winners
Manager, Janice Bright, Volunteer Coordinator (22 teams): (25 teams):
and Laura Clegg, Treasurer answered the
many questions the visiting group had 1 – Scott & Karen Meyer 1 – Mark & Liz Harr (card-off)
about the Books on Main enterprise and the 2 – Paul & Maria Gardner 2 – Paul & Brenda Dehlinger,
workings of our local FOL group. 3 – Harry & Linda Klug
Following lunch in town, the Greenville 4th Place Tie – Doug & Mark & Lori Maines
group visited the Willington Bookshop Marianne Chalifour, Mike & 4 – Don & Laurie Moninger
to see another successful retail operation Barb Dunlay, Ed & Debbie 5 – Tim & Anne Thomas
and to further discuss topics of interest with Flagg, AJ Piwowarski & Diane 6 – Chuck & Denise Uitto
volunteers there. Nelson 7 – Jim & Diane Shea
8th Place Tie – Adam & Cheryl 8th Place Tie – Rick & Kim
Cooperation between the many chapters of the South Grijalva, George & Nancy Jackson, Ron & Heidi Martin
Carolina Friends of the Library organizations helps to improve each Sproule
individual group; inspires local organizations to welcome visits such The Closest to the Pin winners:
as Greenville’s visit to McCormick and Willington.
Hole 5 – Tim Thomas
We encourage all book lovers to support the “McCormick Hole 7 – Mary Markle
Friends of the Library” in their many efforts, by visiting Books on Hole 11 – Paul Klein
Main and taking advantage of the amazing resources our downtown Hole 15 – Susan Klein•
library has to offer.

For further information on McCormick’s FOL contact Sandy
Menard, President or Volunteer Coordinators, Barb Rothermal or
Janice Bright.•

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THE MACK STREET SAFETY

MACK Rehabilitation Project It’s Deer Rut Season
has reached 100 day milestone!
by JOHN COMPSTON
THE McCORMICK ARTS Council (MACK)’s
building project has now passed the 100 day T IS HARD to believe that summer has ended
milestone of Phase I. The rehabilitation of the and the cooler days of fall are on the way. Also
existing historic building will ensure continued use on the way, is the prime mating season for deer.
as a community arts center. The project seeks to modernize the The last two weeks of October and the first
building in a historically sensitive way through installation of new two weeks of November are typically the deer
systems and utilities, while increasing ADA accessibility for patrons. rut season in South Carolina. However, it may
Recent project highlights include the completion of critical extend to the winter.
abatement and demolition services, the installation of mechanical Normally, deer are more active at night, especially at dawn and
infrastructure, substantial progress in electrical, plumbing and dusk. They tend to be wary and cautious, but this all changes
framing. This project required an investment in the installation of during the rut. At this time, male deer will be entirely focused on
water and sewer lines, which extended into the parking lot and park, finding multiple mates and while normally not seen during the day,
are all now complete. may be out and about at any hour. Deer lose awareness of their
“ We are happy to report that while we did discover some problematic items surroundings and cautiousness as males are actively looking for
- mainly areas of rotten wood, damaged water lines and electrical challenges receptive does.
- the impact was minimal and solutions have corrected any issues. The project During this time of erratic deer behavior, here are some
continues to advance on track, on schedule and under budget and are striving to suggestions for avoiding a collision with a deer. Driving under the
advance deferred work to include important life safety systems.” posted speed limit is a good idea particularly at the high-risk time
— Heather McNally, Director of Programs and Development of dusk and dawn. Drive with extreme caution and slowdown in
To read the full update, please see our website: McCormickArts.org• areas where deer crossing signs are posted. They are there for a
good reason, this a high traffic area for deer. And if you spot one
SUNDAYS @ FOUR deer expect others to be in the immediate area. Similarly, if you see
brake lights ahead of you, another driver might have spotted a deer.
October 2022 Featured Artist: Stay alert for more deer trying to cross.
While being considerate for oncoming traffic at night, when
Croagh Patrick Ceilidh Band possible, drive with high-beam lights on. This will assist in seeing
more of one's surrounding and assist with illuminating the eyes of
We celebrate bringing you the 22nd year of Sundays @ 4! deer to provide allowance for maximum response time. Consider
We are excited to have six outstanding professional groups lowering the brightness of dashboard instrument and display panels
as this will reduce distractions and stray reflections, while improving
for your musical pleasure. vision. If driving at night on a multi-lane road, using the center
On October 12 we present the lane is the safest for avoiding a deer collision. This gives deer more
Croagh Patrick Ceilidh Band, a space and if a deer is standing by the side of the road, it gives more
group of Celtic musicians founded response time to react if it darts onto the road.
by Carl Purdy whose aim was to The most important recommendation is also the most difficult to
expand Celtic music in the CSRA. accomplish as it goes against human nature. If one comes across
They live in Augusta, Georgia and a deer that has darted in front of them the natural tendency is to
perform self-composed Celtic music swerve to avoid a collision. But, do not swerve to avoid deer. The
with arrangements influenced by act of swerving can result in going off the roadway and hitting a
Irish and Scottish traditional music. fixed object like a tree or going into the oncoming lane and hitting
They have performed with the an oncoming vehicle. Resist the instinct to swerve, hit the brakes
and the vehicle's horn, and stay in the lane.
Augusta Choral Society and regularly play in churches in Augusta These recommendations can reduce the potential for a collision
for the Kirking of the Tartan ceremonies and for Saint Paul’s with a deer. If there is a collision, driving slower and with the
Episcopal Sunday night Celtic services. seat belt buckled can reduce vehicle damage and injury. Enjoy
the cooler days of fall and may they be collision free. Drive
Using the link below will give you your series brochure and order courteously and be a conscientious SLV driver committed to
form. You can pick up series tickets at the MACK, fill out the order safety.•
form on the back of the brochure and mail to our treasurer Janice SHORELINES CORRECTION:
Grizzard , or pick up a ticket for the day’s performance at the door The September 2022 Street Safety article should should have been
for $25. credited to John Compston.

Again, we are offering both a six performance series for $100 or a
three performance series for $50.•

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SAVE THE DATE: Saturday, October 29, 2022

Tara Halloween Cart Parade

by LINDA DODD & LINDA STROUT
T’S BACK! Save the date for TARA HALLOWEEN
CART PARADE.

We will be travelling all 18 holes so be ready! We have had
a great response from our friends to open their yards and
host our group….Holes, #2, #6, #11 and #13. We will start
lining up around 4:30 (estimated) and be out there during both
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TENNIS / PICKLEBALL COMMITTEE 1) Gold Medalists Nelson Beadel and Rhonda Bennick 2) Silver Medalists Tim Hampton and Jeff Roddy 3) Bronze Medalists Barb and Sheldon Davis 4) Rhonda Bennick Barb Davis Deb Wissinger Vicki Massie
5) Mascot Blu says Pickleball Rocks
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It’s a great time to FALL in love with Pickleball at SLV

by JOE LOCKE
Founder and President, Savannah Lakes Village Pickleball Club

Fall is around the Corner
Cool weather is coming, soon the leaves are changing, and people have returned from their summer getaways. What a perfect
time to play Pickleball. Whether you are new to the sport or are a seasoned veteran, playing at this time of year is wonderful.

Being a Polar Bear from Connecticut, I certainly appreciate the cooler temps. I will see you on the courts…

It’s always nice to meet new people of 4 points.
SLV is growing by leaps and bounds and so is the Pickleball On 8/13 the team of Vicki Massie and Deb Wissinger went

Community. Every month I am seeing new faces on the court, undefeated and won the Gold medal in the 3.0, 60+ Women’s
which is awesome. The SLV Pickleball Community is very Doubles bracket. In the same bracket Barb Davis and Rhonda
welcoming and we are always ready to embrace new members. Bennick won the Silver medal, giving SLV the top 2 places. Also, on
Saturday Jeff Roddy and Tim Hampton won the Silver medal in the
Fall Solstice (Fall Fling) Party 3.0, 60+ Men’s Doubles bracket.
and Annual Meeting
Other SLV participants were Bob Massie, Mitch Rhodes, Tim
The SLV Pickleball Club will be having their big “Fall Fling” Camden, Joe Locke, Brenda Briggs, and Gary Florio.
and annual meeting on September 28th at our beautiful Pickleball
complex. There will be door prizes, raffles, a silent auction, an Overall, the Blazing Paddles teams won 2 gold, 2 silver, and a
awesome catered dinner, drinks, games, contests, music, and maybe bronze. Great job team!!! Keep up the good work. Special thanks to
even a little dancing. There will be something for everyone. Food the fans that travelled to North Augusta to root on our SLV teams.
and Beverage will be provided by the SLV Food and Beverage team.
SLV residents won’t want to miss this once-a-year event. Contact Other upcoming Club Events
me to sign up by 9/21. (as of September 7th)

SLV Blazing Paddlers bring home • Fall Solstice (Fall Fling) social event and club meeting on
more bling!!! September 28th

The SLV Pickleball community was well represented at the “Beat • More Interclub events
the Heat Tournament” in North Augusta, SC from 8/12-8/14. • Fall seasons for women’s and men’s ladder leagues
• Something spooky for Halloween…
On 8/14 the team of Rhonda Bennick and Nelson Beadel • Did someone say Turkey?
went undefeated and won the Gold medal in the 3.0, 60+ Mixed
Doubles bracket. In the same bracket the Dynamic Davis’s, Barb If you are an SLV resident and want to join the Pickleball Club
and Sheldon, won the bronze medal, losing only 2 games by a total reach out to Joe Locke at [email protected].•
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DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AMERICA’S BOATING CLUB 1) McCormick County Sheriff Clarke Stearns addresses the Past Commanders dinner on August 18. 2) Current Commander Bill O'Neill at the Past Commanders dinner on August 18.
– THURMOND LAKE
Happy Birthday TWICE to the U.S. Navy
12
by FAITH MURDOCK
Long Cane Chapter NSDAR Sheriff Clarke Stearns Addresses
America’s Boating Club’s
CTOBER IS A very significant month for the U.S. Navy on two Past Commanders Dinner
fronts: first it is the official birthday of the U.S. Navy, and secondly, it
is also the birth month for the establishment of the U.S. Naval Academy McCORMICK COUNTY SHERIFF Clarke
at Annapolis. Stearns was the keynote speaker at the “Past
On the 13th of October 1775, the Second Continental Congress voted Commanders Dinner” on Thursday, August 18 at the
to “fit out two sailing vessels, armed with ten carriage guns, as well as naval River Grille pub. It was a packed crowd with almost
guns, manned by crews of eighty” to defend our fledgling country from the a dozen past commanders in attendance who still live
British. This was the beginning of the “old” Navy—sailing ships initially in the area. This event is held annually to honor those
named the Continental Navy during the War for Independence. Once the who have served as the leader of America’s Boating
United States was established and freedom from England was obtained, the Club – Thurmond Lake (also known as Thurmond
Navy was disbanded and remained so for almost 10 years. John Adams, who Lake Sail & Power Squadron).
is considered by many to be the father of the Navy, worked toward reviving
the Navy because of the threats to our merchant ships. An unintended Stearns’ comments reflected the humorous side of
consequence of our independence was that we no longer had the protection the top law enforcement position in the county. Past
of the Royal Navy, so it was an easy matter to pirate our merchant ships. commanders in attendance included: Carl Dearmin
Due mainly to Adams’ efforts, the Naval Act of 1794 was passed and signed (2006), Paula LeMond (2007), Gene Graziano (2011),
by President Washington, thereby creating a permanent standing U.S. Navy. Doug Chalifour (2013), Chuck Gresham (2014),
Six frigates were commissioned in 1797: The Constitution (still in service), Jim Spinner (2016), Steve Jones (2017), Brenda
United States, President, Congress, Constellation and Chesapeake. Each Jones (2018), Dave Kelley (2019); missing were
Sandy Gresham (2015) and Dan Higgins. Current
ship was built in different locales to Commander Bill O’Neill also served in New York,
provide income to a variety of areas in and AO Ken Wiles served as Commander in Ohio.
the U.S. During the Civil War steam-
driven ironclads gradually replaced sailing Chefs Duane Keller and Heidi Trull were
ships, eventually morphing into armored introduced and thanked for the spectacular meal that
cruisers. Thus began the “new” Navy, included prime rib or sea bass, mashed potatoes,
which in 2022 had 296 deployable combat vegetable medley, salad, rolls & butter and pastry with
vessels, and 346,200 active-duty personnel. blueberries.

In 1860, the 60-year-old U.S. America’s Boating Course® (ABC3), an 8-hour
Constitution, also known as “Old introductory boating course in 3 sessions, will be
Ironsides” was re-commissioned offered starting October 1. It focuses on boat
as a training ship for fourth-year midshipmen. It remains the oldest handling, docking and trailering, safety equipment
commissioned naval vessel still afloat in the world. and procedures, rules of the road, hands-on use
In 1972, the Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral Elmo Zumwalt, of line and knots, boat types, and terminology.
authorized the U.S. Navy to celebrate its birthday on 13 October to honor the The instructors also include a map-based tour of
establishment of the Continental Navy in 1775. Thurmond Lake, information specific to navigating
Our sixth President John Quincy Adams, serving from 1825-1829, realizing on our local waterways and a discussion of both SC
the need for naval leadership, encouraged Congress to establish a Naval and GA boating laws. The cost of this course is
Academy "for the formation of scientific and accomplished officers." The $45 per person or $50 for a couple sharing the same
wheels ground slowly, but finally, on October 10, 1845, the U.S. Naval 270-page manual included with the course or $35
Academy was founded (without congressional funding) by then Secretary of per person/$40 couple for applicants to the Carefree
the Navy, George Bancroft. Located in Annapolis, Maryland, at Ft. Severn, Boating Club.
a former 10-acre Army post, the first class consisted of 50 students and 7
teachers. Presently the Naval Academy encompasses 338 acres, has a faculty The ABC3 course is beneficial to folks planning on
of approximately 500 and the plebe (freshman) class numbers around 1200. buying their first boat, those who already own a boat
Nearly 85,000 men and women have completed “four years by the bay,” and would like to feel more comfortable on the water,
fulfilling the institution’s mission: to “develop midshipman morally, mentally and even to those "old hands" who have never had
and physically to produce the next generation of leaders…” just what John
Quincy Adams envisioned. CONTINUED ON PAGE 28
The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR)
is a nonprofit, nonpolitical women’s volunteer service organization dedicated
to promoting historic preservation, education and patriotism. Our motto
is “God, Home and Country.” Contact Sheila Wolf, Registrar, at shewolf@
wctel.net for membership information.•
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ROD & GUN CLUB

One Target Panel Rules Of Engagement
Per Shooter Briefing

Debrief After First Prep For Next
Go Around Go Around

SHOOT, WE DO IT ALL FOR YOU:
DON’T SHOOT
BLINDS • SHADES • SHUTTERS • DRAPES • HOME AUTOMATION
by JOE CRANE
SavannahShorelines.com • October 2022 • 21
E HAD A friendly overcast
sky, and the temperature
was in the mid seventies,
when eight range members
of SLV's Rod and Gun
Club showed up for Len Azzarano's
“Shoot, Don't Shoot Production” on
August 20th.
Individual targets were set up, twenty five
feet in front of each shooting stand. Each
target sheet contained various geometric
shapes, which were numbered and distinct
in color (see the picture). Len briefed us as
to safety requirements and the format for
the day's shoot. With shooters in the ready
position, he used a bullhorn to call out,
one target at a time; the color, the number,
the shape and shots to be fired. Each
go around consisted of expending a five
round magazine, five times. Intervals were
provided for reloads.
It was a good learning exercise in
isolating a selected target and firing at
it within a brief amount of time before
the next announcement. The sound of
gunfire from neighboring stations added
an additional challenge to the experience.
It proved to be a fun and easy way to gain
proficiency and expend some ammo.
Thank you, Len.•

DEVOTIONS

10 Ways To Improve Your Humility

10am Worship Service by PASTOR WAYNE YOUNG
Service Live-streamed 1) Know yourself and the things you do well! Everyone has strengths and

Welcome to weaknesses. Focus on the things you do well. It is healthy to admit you have
Lutheran Church By The Lake weaknesses and shortcomings. If you don’t know what they are, ask your
spouse or your children. They will very quickly set you straight. Accept your
Highway 378 & Twelve Oaks Drive weaknesses, try to improve them and help others turn their weaknesses into
strengths. The quicker you accept your weaknesses; the quicker your humility will
Sunday Morning Worship shine through.
• 10:30 in the Sanctuary 2) Be grateful! St. Paul writes, “Love is patient and kind; love does not envy or
• 9:00 (4/24 - 9/18) Lake Front boast; it is not arrogant.” Understand the difference between arrogance and
gratitude. Try to stay grateful.
Worship at Elijah Clark 3) Admit when you make a mistake and learn to say I’m sorry! Mistakes are
State Park part of life. We learn more from our mistakes than we learn from doing things
right. Learn to forgive yourself and avoid being defensive or placing blame.
Pastor Wayne Young There is nothing wrong with making a mistake.
4) Don’t Brag! No one likes to be around a person who brags all the time. It can
864-391-3000 [email protected] be uncomfortable and awkward, when someone is constantly telling you how
wonderful they are.
“Building relationships with God and neighbors” 5) Remember God loves you! That allows you to accept and love others.
Good Shepherd Catholic Church 6) Be more considerate. Everyone has an occasional bad day. You never know
what another person is going through, thinking or experiencing. Put yourself in
Invites you to attend services their place.
Wed & Fri - 9 am 7) Appreciate others! Welcome them! Always welcome others, acknowledge
Sat - 4 pm their presence and appreciate them. Remember to focus on their family, children,
Sun - 11 am grandchildren or parents. Be genuinely concerned for them.
Father Jacob Joseph 8) Learn to put others first! Ask how the other person is feeling or what's going
Confessions: on in their life? Find something good on which you can compliment them.
9) Listen with your heart! A humble person listens with their heart. They find
Wed & Fri 8:15 am - 8:45 am ways to hear the real message behind the words. Neil Plantinga, a contemporary
Sat 3:00 pm - 3:45 pm theologian says, “A humble person is more likely to be self-confident…. A
1401 Greenwood Hwy, person with real humility knows how much they are loved.”
McCormick, SC 10) Be an example of openness! Be open to all people. Hear their concerns and
(864) 852-4722 feedback. Be accepting of negative criticism even when it hurts. Never try to
retaliate. Realistically you are more aware of your weaknesses then you wish to
22 • October 2022 • SavannahShorelines.com acknowledge.
Practice being humble everyday. See humility as a strength, not a weakness. Just
because you are humble doesn't mean you're a doormat, to be walked on or stepped
over. Try to be the kind, humble person that God is calling you to be. Have a
non-threatening presence in a group; stay unflappable when under fire; try not to
worry about the things you can't change.
C. S. Lewis said, “A proud person is always looking down on things and people, and
of course, as long as you’re looking down you cannot see something coming from
above.”
Always remember: be humble, look up, and know how much God loves you.•

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lap cat. Ideally, the petting part breed nor my size - I’m just a
would be simultaneous with the pup who loves me some toys!
lap snuggling. Something like pet, snuggle, pet, pet, snuggle, pet until I like to gather them all up
we get a metronomic rhythm going. and put them in my bed, just in case I need a toy “fix” while I’m
napping. As you might guess, I love to play. I would really enjoy
I would be happy to join a family (the more laps the merrier) but I having a friend or two, and would love a nice fenced in yard where
am totally chill if it’s just you and me showering each other with love I could do zoomies.
and devotion. Currently, I’m a pup in training and am learning to sit (for a
yummy treat, of course) and retiring to my crate when requested. I
I enjoy playing with other kittens as I am technically still a kitten have lovely black and white markings with a bit of a healing wound
myself with a birthday of 1/20/2022. I have short white hair that down my back (I was left chained up.) I’m hoping my fur will grow
I keep sparkling clean. I have been busy prepping to be ready for back there…paws crossed!
a forever home and am already spayed and vaccinated. My catnip I am 40 pounds and my birthday is 11/2/21, which is right
mouse is packed and ready to go, so let’s giddy up and come get me! around the corner. I would love a nice loving home in time for
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Mako Hip & Knee Systems

When it comes to joint replacement surgery, put yourself in the right {robotic} hands.
Introducing Mako robotic technology - tools for minimally invasive joint replacement surgery.
With less incision and greater precision, this new technology allows our surgeons to perform
more detailed, controlled movement during surgery, resulting in less tissue damage, greater
bone preservation and quicker recovery time for our patients.

Designated as a

for Knee and Hip Replacement

www.selfregional.org Board-Certified Orthopedic Surgeons