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T H E P I N E S

AUGUST 2016

From the BOD................................................5

Tuesday Dinner and Dancing.........................21

Upcoming Events .....................................24-28

Computer Training Class ...............................43

Paleo Park Elliot Site 8PA596 Celebration .......53

Classifieds...................................................55

IN THIS ISSUE...

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HERITAGE PINES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC

PHONE NUMBERS TO REMEMBER:

11524 Scenic Hills Blvd.

Hudson, FL 34667 (727) 861-7784

EMERGENCY..............................................911

Sheriff: Non Emergency ..............727-847-8102

Clubhouse Front Desk ........................861-7784

Gate House ........................................862-9288

[email protected]

Pro Shop ............................................861-1645

Dining Room ......................................861-1677

Website: www.heritagepines.net

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18 Hole “Par”ticulars.........35

2016/17 HPCA Committee Roster .............17

Affordable Hearing &Ear Clinic ..........................10

All You Can Eat Buffet ......20

Angel in the Pines andthe Toymakers...................50

Architectural ControlCommittee ........................13

Ask The Techie..................43

Banquets and Catering........8

Bingo ................................20

Book Club.........................41

Bridge Groups...................50

Bunco ...............................47

Cabaret Night....................30

Calendar ..................32 & 33

CERT ...............................13

Classifieds .........................55

Club/Group/Activity Cancellations for August....41

Community Celebrationfor “Paleo Park” ................53

Committee Meetings .........17

Community/Memorial Tree Program ....................17

Cowboy Robics Line Dancing.....................49

Democratic Club ...............41

Designated Voter’s Form .....6

Dreams Crystal Visions......34

Dress Code........................23

Dukes of Juke ...................29

Eagles Tribute....................27

Employee Contact Information .......................11

Environmental Committee..14

Exterior Change RequestForm ........................15 & 16

Fireside Hours ...................19

From the Board of Directors .5

From the General Manager...5

Golf Course and GroundsDepartment News ................7

Golf Handicap System .......38

Golf Shop Hours ...............36

Happy Birthday Residents ..10

In Memoriam ....................53

Juliet’s of Heritage Pines ...42

Karaoke Night ...................21

Lady Niners Golf Association ...............36 & 38

Ladies Bowling League ......43

Library News.....................47

Lifestyle Committee..13 & 14

Lightning Safety Tips.........35

Majestic Pines....................53

Mary Giella SummerFood Donation..................49

Men’s Billiards ...................51

Men’s Golf Association ......36

Men’s Niner’s Golf ..............36

Movie Night ......................22

Nathan Osmond Concert ..24

Old Fashioned Christmas Show.................................28

Paisley Craze .....................26

Pine Meadow ....................53

Poker Players Wanted .......47

Recycling Program ..............9

Red Hat Sophisticates .......48

Resident Services &Support...............................7

Republican Club................41

Residence Night Out .........26

R.O.M.E.O. Club ...............44

Seven Benefits of Water Exercise.............................45

Shalom Chavurah .............45

Softball News ....................49

Sportsman’s Club ..............50

Super Seniors....................46

Tai Chi Class .....................49

Tennis Association.............46

Thankgsiving Day Buffet ...27

Theater News ....................47

Treasurer’s Report ...............5

Trivia Night .......................20

Tuesday Ladies’ Bible Study .......................41

Tuesday Night Dinnerand Dancing......................21

Village Attic .......................53

Vision & Eye Health Clinic 10

Welcome New Residents! ....8

Who’s Your Daddy?...........46

Will Call Ticket Procedure..19

Wine & Dine at HP ...........25

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MAIN CLUBHOUSE HOURS OF OPERATION

Sunday 5:00 p.m.

Monday 7:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m.

Tuesday 7:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m.

Wednesday 7:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m.

Thursday 7:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m.

Friday 7:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m.

Saturday 7:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m.

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FRONT DESK HOURS OF OPERATION

Sunday

Monday 9:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m.

Tuesday 9:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m.



Friday 9:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m.


CLOSED ALL DAY

Open Close

Please note that the front desk will not take any transactions 30 minutes prior to closing in order to complete end of day paperwork.

FITNESS CENTER HOURS OF OPERATION

Sunday 5:00 p.m.

Monday 6:30 a.m. 10:00 p.m.

Tuesday 6:30 a.m. 10:00 p.m.



Friday 6:30 a.m. 10:00 p.m.


6:30 a.m.

Open Close

SWIMMING POOL HOURS OF OPERATION

Sunday 10:00 p.m.

Monday 10:00 p.m.

Tuesday 10:00 p.m.

Wednesday 10:00 p.m.

Thursday 10:00 p.m.

Friday 10:00 p.m.

Saturday 10:00 p.m.

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By

Last month on July 13th, the dedication of the “Elliott Site” took place at Paleo Park inside the gates here at Heritage Pines. It was a day of celebration to acknowledge the efforts of one

of our own residents, Herb Elliott. The Elliott Site is registered with the State of Florida and is known as the Elliott Site, 8PA596. Due to the efforts of Herb and his wife Paula, Heritage Pines contains one of the top five most important finds in the State of Florida. An amazing fact since there are over 35,000 sites registered with the state. Approximately 100 people attended the ribbon cutting for the new sign that will forever mark this site that goes back to 12,000 BC. Following the ceremony over 100 people attended a luncheon in the PAC room and among the guest speakers was Pasco County Commissioner, Jack Mariano. It was a very exciting day and was one of those moments when you realize how good it is to live here in Heritage Pines… A great deal of work took place last month on the common grounds throughout the community. Straw was spread in many areas along with new sod where it was needed. The banks of the large wetland area behind the homes on Scenic Hills and Grand Club Dr. were sprayed for weed control and mowed down as much as possible. An airboat was also used to spray the water's surface to control the water lily growth by 30%......Meetings with the landscape architect to review his proposals for the new landscaping at the front gate entrance continued in July and are being reviewed by the Common Grounds Committee. A final drawing should be done this month.

Bill Crusselle, Club Manager

FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER

By Bob McGough, HPCA Board President

I hope all of you enjoy Heritage Pines as much as I do. It is a truly great place to live and we hope to make it even better for the future. There are a number of

enhancing projects on the books that when com-

FROM THE BOARDOF DIRECTORS

pleted will have a positive impact on our community. A new pavilion by the tennis courts, new floor in the PAC and hallway by the library are but a few of the plans. Mike Russell has put together an impressive entertainment program for the rest of the year and the project to enhance the appearance of our front entrance is moving ahead and should start soon. If you haven't noticed we have seen a lot of improvement in the common grounds and golf course. These improvements are the result of a supportive resident base and hard work on the part of the HPCA staff.

Kudo's to the Pauley's for their outstanding July 4th celebration and giving the opportunity for Ben Bell to post the Colors, something Ben has wanted to do and never had the chance until now. We had a great crown and outstand-ing performers.

Our new committees are in place and we anticipate a great year going forward. The budget process has started for formulation of the 2017 budget and the challenge in from of us is to develop a realistic budget and focus on balancing revenues and expenses. As all of you know our revenues have not been keeping place with expenses and we need strengthen our revenue stream and at the same time examine new ways to improve our efficiency and control costs.

Speeding is still an issue that we need address. All of us. Thus far we have been lucky but luck will last only so long until excessive speed results in an accident. Please observe the speed limits and help us be safe.

TREASURER’S REPORTBy

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âYear to date Food and Beverage

âYear to date Golf .

âApril Reserves Cash Balance is

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âFTE's for April: Budget: 75 Actual: 67

Ted Johnson, Board Treasurer

$18,600 under budget, year to date $177,200 under budget.

$31,000 under budget, year to date $300,000 under budget.

June's net (loss) of ($44,000) is $12,400 under our budgeted loss of $56,500.

Y net income of $19,500 is $122,800 over budgeted loss of ($103,300)

loss of $124,800 exceeds budgeted loss by $27,500.

loss of $110,600 exceeds budgeted loss by $10,300

$1,534,077

May Operating Cash Balance: $1,15,522

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HERITAGE PINES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC. DESIGNATION OF VOTING REPRESENTATIVE

Sign:

Print Name:

By:

Attest by Secretary (if applicable)

BY SIGNING this Certificate, the unit owners appoint the one unit owner who will vote for the Unit at all meetings of unit owners. Who should sign this designation (refer to your deed to ascertain the owner of record):

1. If the Lot is owned by several individuals, ALL of the owners.

2. If the Lot is owned by a corporation, corporate president or vice-president with attestation of corporate secretary.

3. If the Lot is owned by a partnership, trust or other entity,

- the individual authorized to act on behalf of the entity.

4. If the Lot is owned jointly by husband and wife,

- both parties must sign the Designation of Voting Representative only if they wish to designate a voting representative.

The undersigned, being the owner(s) of Account # _________________ in Heritage Pines Community Association, Inc. designate the following one (1) individual to vote on behalf of their Lot at any and all meetings of the members:

Print name of voting representative

PRINT the name of the ONE INDIVIDUAL who votes, and NO ONE ELSE. This form IS NOT A PROXY; so

please be sure to designate one of the joint owners of the Lot as a voting member. Do not indicate a third party.

This Certificate is made pursuant to the By-Laws of the Association and shall revoke all prior certificates and be

valid until revoked by a subsequent certificate.

Dated this ______day of ______________________ 20___.

SIGNATURES FOR INDIVIDUAL OWNERS

SIGNATURES FOR CORPORATE OWNERS, PARTNERSHIPS, TRUSTS, ETC.

By:

Sign:

Print Name:

DESIGNATED VOTERS FORMIf your home is in a Trust, Jointly Owned, or owned by a company we will need you to fill out a designated voter form, if you have not

done so already. You can mail, fax (727-861-1574) or email it to [email protected]. If you have any questions or if

you're not sure if there is one already on file please email Terri. Thank you for your cooperation.

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GOLF COURSE AND GROUNDSDEPARTMENT NEWS

Greetings from the grounds maintenance staff. We hope everyone is enjoying a restful summer. Thus far in our area we have been very dry with above average temperatures. This pattern is the total opposite of the summer weather that we experienced last year. Currently we are busy growing in sparsely turfed areas on the course and reducing weed populations. This is achieved through maintaining a balanced fertility program, treating weeds and insects in a timely manner, providing adequate irrigation, and performing cultural practices such as vertical mowing, aerification and topdressing on a regular basis. You will observe the spray rig and aerator frequently in use throughout the summer months. We appreciate your patience with the maintenance staff operating equipment on property as we strive to minimize its impact within the community and on the golf course. The summer tree installation program has begun as we replace declining trees and add memorials in appropriate locations.

Our initial submission of the redesign for the front entrance is currently being reviewed by the common grounds committee. We are in the process of evaluating the design and putting cost estimates together for plant installation. We should have finalized plans ready for community viewing sometime in August.

Looking forward to seeing you out and about in the community!

By Charles Gaffka, [email protected]

Hello to Everyone in Heritage Pines Community. Just to let everyone know, we now have a new Emergency backup cell phone at the

Gate House. Only used when phones are not working, our new number is (727-236-0591).

Summer Weather Safety and SurvivalSummer Safety Tips

Thinking About Yourself

• Avoid the Heat. Stay out of the heat and indoors as much as possible. Spend time in an air conditioned space. Only two hours a day in an air-conditioned space can significantly reduce the risk of heat-related illness. Shopping malls offer relief if your home is not air-conditioned. If air conditioning is not available, stay on the lowest floor out of the sunshine. Remember, electric fans do not cool, they just blow hot air around.

• Dress for the Heat. Wear loose-fitting clothes that cover as much skin as possible. Lightweight, light-colored clothing that reflects heat and sunlight and helps maintain

RESIDENT SERVICES & SUPPORT

normal body temperature. Protect your face and head by wearing a wide-brimmed hat. Avoid too much sunshine. Sunburn slows the skin's ability to cool itself. Use a sunscreen lotion with a high SPF (sun protection factor) rating.

• Drink FOR the Heat. Drink plenty of water and natural juices, even if you don't feel thirsty. Even under moderately strenuous outdoor activity, the rate your body can absorb fluids is less than the rate it loses water due to perspiration. However, if you have epilepsy or heart, kidney, or liver disease; are on fluid-restrictive diets; or have a problem with fluid retention should consult a doctor before increasing liquid intake.

• Do not drink IN the Heat. Avoid alcoholic beverages and beverages with caffeine, such as coffee, tea, and cola. Alcohol and caffeine constrict blood vessels near the skin reducing the amount of heat the body can release. Although beer and alcohol beverages appear to satisfy thirst, they actually cause further body dehydration.

• Eat for the Heat. Eat small meals more often. Avoid foods that are high in protein because they increase metabolic heat. Avoid using salt tablets, unless directed to do so by a physician.

• Living in the Heat. Slow down. Reduce, eliminate, or reschedule strenuous activities such as running, biking and lawn care work when it heats up. The best times for such activities are during early morning and late evening hours. Take cool baths or showers and use cool, wet towels.

• Learn the symptoms of heat disorders and know how to give first aid.

Thinking About Others

• Do not leave children in a closed vehicle, even for a few minutes. This is a "No-Brainer". Temperatures inside a closed vehicle can reach 140°F-190°F degrees within 30 minutes on a hot, sunny day. However, despite this common sense rule, deaths from heat occur almost every Summer when someone leaves their child in a closed vehicle. When outdoors, protect small children from the sun, their skin is sensitive.

• Help your pets keep their cool. It will "feel" as hot for them as it will for you. As with children, do not leave your pets in a closed vehicle. Be sure your animals have access to shade and a water bowl full of cold, clean water. Dogs don't tolerate heat well because they don't sweat. Their bodies get hot and stay hot. During summer heat, avoid outdoor games or jogging with your pet. If you would not walk across hot, sunbaked asphalt barefoot, don't make your dog walk on it either. (Dogs can also get blisters on their paws from hot pavement.)

• Learn the symptoms of heat disorders and know how to give first aid.

• Protect windows. Hang shades, draperies, awnings, or louvers on windows that receive morning or afternoon sun. Outdoor awnings or louvers can reduce the heat entering the house by as much as 80%.

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On behalf of the staff at the Clubhouse, and the entire Heritage Pines Community, we would like to welcome and recognize the following happy new homeowners and renters!

Ken & Dolly Smith of Grand Pines Village

Bill Hurder of Whispering Pines Village

Terry & Nancy Harrison of Pine Ridge Village

Raul & Barbara Leos of Grand Pines Village

Bill & Patricia Reuter of Fairway Village

Sharon Lam of Pines Way Village

Andy & Mary Ann Savo Pine Grove Village

Artemio & Ellen Bernardi of Pine Crest Village

Bob & Mary Williams of Country Green Village

Virginia GrandPre of Pines Way Village

Hope Botterbusch of Pines Glen Village

Louis Holscher & Marie Sedlak of Grand Pines Village

David & Brenda Maertens of Whisper Green Village

John & Carol Turner of Heritage Glen Village

Reminder to new residents: Please make sure you contact Dineen “Dee” Robinson at the Clubhouse to schedule your new homeowners orientation. This meeting will provide you with very important information regarding the community, rules and regulations, and the Clubhouse.

WELCOME HERITAGEPINES RESIDENTS!

• Conserve electricity. During periods of extreme heat, people tend to use a lot more power for air conditioning which can lead to a power shortage or outage. Vacuum air conditioner filters weekly during periods of high use.

• Keep lights turned down or turned off.

• Avoid using the oven.

Here is a list of our incidents report for the month of June 2016!

Courtesy calls made for garage doors open after midnight. (Also if you want to leave your garage door open for the night, just let us know and we will not call you and wake you up. Please check garage doors before going to bed.): (52)

Sheriff on grounds (Routine Inquiries): (4)

Fire Trucks and/or Rescue Workers, and/or Ambulances: (14)

(Just a reminder for residents, when coming in the visitor lane or barcode does not work, it is required for Resident Service and Support to see residents I.D.)

Overnight warning tickets, Disabled parking: (7)

Vehicles left lights on: (2)

RESIDENT SERVICES AND SUPPORT cont’d

Are you looking to hold a birthday or anniversary? Perhaps your village would like to host a monthly social or special event? The Clubhouse at Heritage Pines is open to all residents who wish to hold an event, or sponsor an event for a friend or family member. Nestled in serenity, amongst our picturesque rolling hills, lakes, fairways, and famous pine trees, Heritage Pines is the ideal spot for a resident to host any and every event they desire. We pride ourselves on being professionals in the event industry. From our unique and delectable menu creations, to our knowledge of décor, entertainment, and exceptional guest service, your guests will remember your event at Heritage Pines for years to come. Whether hosting an intimate affair, luncheon, golf tournament, or lavish party, we are confident that our commitment to quality and attention to detail will exceed your expectations and provide you with a memorable and enjoyable event.

Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your event planning endeavors. We would be honored to answer any questions you may have about our menus, services, grounds, and facilities. Should you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us. We look forward to creating a lasting relationship with you while helping to coordinate your very special day. If you have any questions, or would like to inquire about an event, please contact Mike Russell at the Clubhouse or by email, [email protected]

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Heritage Pines Community proudly participates in the Pasco County Recycling Program. Please remember that pickups within our community take place on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month. Here is some information regarding what we can and cannot recycle, along with the dates you can expect recycling pick up in our community:

August 10th

August 24th

September 14th

September 28th

October 12th

Please remember this is a county program and the dates are

subject to change.

October 26th

November 9th

November 23rd

December 14th

December 28th

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Hope Botterbusch August 11

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Ken Schulman August 17

Archie Acharya August 18

Jeannette Puckett August 18

Domenico Ruggia August 18

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Frank Scarfi August 19

Terry Webb Cubine August 19

Nancy Harrison August 19

Mac McNeil August 19

Sally Mae Jackson August 20

Maria Raspovic August 20

Gary Vaccaro August 20

Jean Varlese August 20

Tom Hooper August 22

Pearl Riordan August 22

Luis Angueira August 22

Joseph Kleinota August 23

Patricia Villano August 23

Christine Lyon August 23

Antionette Bauersfeld August 23

Bud Coleman August 24

John Drenchek August 24

Jack Gibbons August 24

Warren Kidd August 24

John Wilary August 24

Raymond Hughes August 24

Sue Mazzuca August 24

Charles Baum August 25

Terry Harrison August 25

Lawrence Hodge August 25

Linda Robb August 25

Karin Glessner August 25

Elizabeth Sorensen August 25

Mike Cook August 26

Jerry Melito August 26

Tom Pifer August 27

Monica Aston August 27

Barbara Cooper August 27

Dorothy Corrado August 27

Eva Taveau August 27

Francis Adamouski August 28

Thomas Cegla August 28

Thomas Sherman August 28

Ervin Szekely August 28

Carol Beatty August 28

Kathleen Caine August 28

Michael Hindmarsh August 28

Dr.Nancy Schilling August 28

Lew Bailey August 29

Bernard Mazzoni August 29

Dan McGuire August 29

Lynn Aigotti August 29

Theresa (Terry) Carlucci August 29

Debra Freeman August 29

Jackie Grella August 29

Anneliis Hurt August 29

Lynn Jacques August 29

Diane Rericha August 29

Carolyn Rowan August 30

Rosie Loveall August 30

Sunny Murphy August 30

Bettie Jenkins August 31

Bill Schiesz August 31

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE FOLLOWING RESIDENTS!

If you wish to have your information removed, please also contact [email protected]. Please note, information for the newsletter is due on the 12th of each month.

VISION & EYE HEALTH CLINICAFFORDABLE HEARING& EAR CLINIC

Monday, August 22nd1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Signup sheet located in Clubhouse lobby

Monday, August 1st9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

Signup sheet located in Clubhouse lobby

Everyone's vision can change with age. Some changes are normal, but losing one's vision is not a normal part of getting older. Healthy Vision Institute will be visiting Heritage Pines to provide complimentary screenings to residents. With age, everyone is at a higher risk of developing glaucoma, macular degeneration, cataracts, and other eye-related diseases. There are no early warning signs or symptoms before they become serious.

Are you having trouble hearing? Are you overdue for a checkup? Concerned about the health of your ears? Affordable Hearing has been providing this complimentary service to our residents for a couple years now. We strongly recommend signing-up, as the time slots usually go fairly quickly. This is a complimentary clinic for all residents of Heritage Pines to take advantage of. Some of the services being provided include: Video Otoscopy examination to check for Ear Wax, Ear Wax Removal, Hearing Screening, Clean and Check Hearing Aids, One Complimentary Pack of Hearing Aid Batteries.

Happy Belated birthday to the followingresident!Janie Benedetti - July 15th

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If ever a situation arises, or you just have a question or concern, below is the contact information for the employees who can help you.

EMPLOYEE CONTACT INFORMATION

Employee Name

Position/Department & Responsibilities

Telephone Extension

(727) 861-7784

Email

Bill Crusselle General Manager Ext. 19 [email protected]

Marcia Merle Accounting Manager, Human Resources Ext.17 [email protected]

Kim Norton Property Manager, Ext.13 [email protected] Ground Issues,

HPC Village Matters

Mike Russell Food & Beverage Manager, Ext. 18 [email protected] Event & Activities Director, Banquet/Catering & Special Events,

Clubhouse Room Scheduling, Ticket Refunds,ALL “Attention Residents” Information

Terri Delaney Bookkeeper, Accounting Issues, Ext.11 [email protected] Controller, Village Property Manager

Dineen “Dee” Robinson Assistant Property Manager, Ext.14 [email protected], Resolutions, Violations,

New Homeowners

Celeste Nolan Administrative Assistant, Ext.12 [email protected] Control Paperwork,

Renters Orientation, E-Bulletins &Email Password Issues, ALL

Newsletter information

Fireside Dining Reservations & To Go Orders Ext.35

Gary Wind Facilities Manager, Ext.41 [email protected] Maintenance

Ricky Weber, PGA Head Golf Professional, Ext.25 [email protected], Chelsea, Golf Issues, (813) 469-8290

Director of Instruction

John Burns Golf Course Superintendent [email protected]

HP News Please send ALL committee posting [email protected] to the mentioned email address

Clubhouse Front Desk Event and general information [email protected]

HPCA Services & Support Visitor Admittance (727) 862-9288 [email protected] Admittance

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HERITAGE PINES CERT(Community Emergency Response Team)

HP LIFESTYLE COMMITTEE Craft Workshop Series presents

Congratulations to Janette Pauley who was recently selected by the BOD as Chairman of the Heritage Pines Lifestyle Committee! Janette has been carefully interviewing potential candidates for the committee as well as for our all important team of volunteers. We will have the specifics for you in next months HP Pines.

The purpose and responsibilities of this committee are to recommend and assist in the implementation of comprehensive programs of social, recreational, cultural, and educational activities for the residents of Heritage Pines.

As you can see, our mission statement is wide-ranging. While

Paracord Survival Bracelets for the Troops Instructor: Barbara Schmittzeh

August 2, 201610:00 am to Noon, Craft Room

American military personnel are allowed to wear a Paracord Survival Bracelet because it is a device they can use in an emergency. The bracelet unwinds in a matter of seconds so that the cord can be useful in various ways.

Join us as we make more bracelets to send to our Troops overseas. The sign up on the sheet is provided in the Clubhouse Lobby.

For more information contact Hope Botterbusch at [email protected] or 727-233-2139

**** Heads-up to crafter's interested in the Pumpkin Decorating Workshop in October will find faux pumpkins for sale at Hobby Lobby in August and September.


Mobile Apps With Local Alert Functions

FEMA App

You can stay updated with severe weather alerts from the National Weather Service for up to five locations across the U.S.; learn how to be safe before, during, and after over 20 types of hazards; save a custom list of the items in your family's emergency kit; and locate and receive driving directions to open shelters and disaster recovery centers. Download the app to your mobile device or smartphone free on iTunes or Google Play. Learn more at www.fema.gov/mobile-app.

American Red Cross App

The Red Cross Emergency app combines more than 35 different types of severe weather and emergency alerts. You can choose the alerts that are important to your location or the location of loved ones. The "Family Safe" feature allows you to notify loved ones that an alert has been issued in their area and check to see if they are safe. The app also offers information on what to do before, during, and after severe weather hits and how to find open Red Cross Shelters. You can download the app to your mobile device or smartphone free on iTunes (Apple-iOS 6.0 or later) and Google Play (Android). Learn more at www.redcross.org/prepare/mobile-apps.

The Weather Channel App

This app tracks weather and provides local forecasts and push alerts of severe weather to your mobile device. Download the app to your mobile device or smartphone free on iTunes (Apple-iOS 6.0 or later), Google Play (Android, App World (BlackBerry), and Windows Phone at www.weather.com/apps.

For more information about the Heritage Pines CERT team contact Tom Cegla ([email protected], 952-435-7755) or Marge Warren ([email protected], 727-868-0543).

By Mike Miller, ACC Chairman

This is the time of the year that committees reorganize membership and determine how to better assist the community. The Architectural Control Committee (ACC) continues to improve guidelines in the ACC Manual which includes adding options that allow the homeowners to improve their home and property that ultimately increase resale values.

The committee, with the assistance of Dineen

we have certain special projects in mind for this year, such as St. Jude and Walk for the Cure, we will also continue to sponsor workshops. We are open to suggestions from all HP residents and welcome your attendance and participation in any of our meetings. Also, the more volunteers we have, the more projects we will be able to complete, so step right up and get your name on the list.

We look forward to seeing you!

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HERITAGE PINES LIFESTYLE COMMITTEEA Heartfelt THANK YOU to our Drama Club for their donation of $1,394.00 to bring our final donation to St Jude's Children's Research Hospital to $10,000. It is amazing what we can accomplish when we work together. That is what makes Heritage Pines such a wonderful place to spend our retirement years. Be sure to support the Drama Club. They have two very special productions coming up in the Fall, I know I will be there.

Planned Lifestyle Workshops For 2016:

Month Date Activity Time Instructor Attended

March 16 Easter Basket

27 Displayed at Easter Brunch

April 6 Spring Flower Arranging Intro. 8:00 – 10:00 am Jeanette Pauley 9

20 Flower Arranging Assembly 9:00 am – Noon 14

May 2 Paracord Bracelets 10:00 am – Noon Barbara Schmittzeh 11for the Troops

May 18 Paper Bead Necklace 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Marie Walters 8

June 3 Deco Mesh Wreaths for 10:00 am – Noon Marcy Henry 4Patriotic Holidays

July 15 Jewelry 101: 9:00 am – Noon Mary Jane CrusselleBeaded Earrings

$10.00 Supply Fee

August 2 Paracord Bracelets 10:00 am – Noon Barbara Schmittzehfor the Troops

Sept. 9 Painting on Wine Glasses 9:00 am – Noon Fran Romano$20.00 Supply Fee

Oct. TBA Fall Decorating with Food Janette Pauley

Oct. 13 Pumpkin Decorating Part I 9:00 am – Noon Hope Botterbusch

Oct. 18 Paleo Park Tour and 9:00 am – Noon Herb ElliotArcheological Dig

28 Part II: Show 'N Tell

Nov. Terracotta Pot Christmas Soldiers 9:00 am – Noon Betty Plante

14 Part 1: Painting & Drying Each day

16 Part 2: Assembling & Drying

18 Part 3: Show 'N Tell

Dec. 2 Holiday Wreaths 10:00 am – Noon Janette Pauleywith Dried or Silk Flowers

Dec. 12 Holiday Decorations 9:00 am – 11:00 am Betty Planteusing Candy

String Art 8:30 am – 11:30 am Hope Botterbusch 14

Why should you continue to use the Green Fiber bins? The Environmental Issues Commit tee (EIC) has worked for a long time keeping residents informed where the Green Fiber bins are located. Four of them are by the RV storage and three are located in the lower parking lot across from the Clubhouse. Green Fiber pays Heritage Pines for the paper, newspaper, and cardboard that is collected. This money is used by the EIC to add to the ambiance of Heritage Pines. If you shred paper, be sure to put the shredded paper in a plastic or paper bag and place the bags in the bin.

Where do the green benches come from as well as a number of trees, plantings, Gazebo Park and Paleo Park – The Elliott Site, the memorial to Chuck Frogge and Joe Bratt, support for the Audubon programs, and sponsoring the annual Hazardous Waste Collection Day? All of these projects have been funded through your recycling effor ts, especially paper recycling. The funds available to this committee are used to enhance our development and we hope to continue to do so. Just remember Heritage Pines gets zero dollars from Pasco County collecting the newspaper and cardboard but we do get a check from Green Fiber.

“Dee” Robinson, Assistant Property Manager, remain ready to provide the homeowners with whatever help they require. When submitting an Exterior Change Request (ECR) please use the new form included on the next page.

ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL COMMITTEE cont’d

Green Fiber Bins for Paper Recycling

It is good that Pasco County is now picking up newspaper and cardboard along with the regular recyclables on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month. But, here at Heritage Pines our residents have already been recycling these two items for several years.

ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES COMMITTEE

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PROGRAM

August 2nd 10:00 a.m. Architectural Control Conference

August 4th 10:00 a.m. Lifestyle Magnolia

August 5th 10:00 a.m. Marketing Conference

August 8th 9:00 a.m. Dispute & Resolution Magnolia

August 8th 2:00 p.m. Golf Committee Magnolia

August 9th 11:00 a.m. Long Range Planning Conference

August 16th 10:00 a.m. Architectural Control Conference

August 19th 10:00 a.m. Marketing Conference

August 24th 1:00 p.m. HPCA Board of Directors PAC

Date Time Meeting Location

COMMITTEE MEETINGS FOR THE MONTHPlease note that the meetings, times, and locations listed below are subject to change. Please make sure to check your email for meeting agendas as well. If you do not see your meeting listed, or there is something incorrect, please contact Mike Russell at the Clubhouse or via email at [email protected] to make arrangements.

Mike Miller, Chair

2016/17 HPCA COMMITTEE ROSTERArchitectural Control

CommitteeBingo

CommitteeDispute & Resolution

Committee

Jack Brand, Chair Fletch Chambers, Chair

Environmental Issues Committee

Financial Oversight Committee

Golf Advisory Committee

Rich Cuhna, Chair

Janette Pauley, Chair

Members TBA

Larry Lampe, Chair

Mark John, Chair

Lou Zone, Chair

Christine John, Chair

LifestyleCommittee

Long Range Planning Committee

MarketingCommittee

Organizational Development Committee

The Community/Memorial Tree Program provides the o p p o r t u n i t y f o r o u r residents to purchase a tree in memory of a loved one or friend. Trees may also be purchased to honor a person or because you wish to donate one in your name to beautify our community. They can also be purchased as a gift, perhaps a birthday or anniversary idea. Prices vary according to the type and size of tree. Residents may choose a general location for a donated tree which can be on the golf course, along the main boulevard or in other areas of the community. The final placement of each tree will be approved by Heritage Pines maintenance facilities. Trees will be planted during the months of March/April and October/November. Please plan your purchase dur ing the preceding months. The Community/Memorial Tree Program is headed by Linda O'Leary. Please contact Linda at 819-9207 for pr ic ing information.

A m a p showing the location of all donated t r e e s i s located in the hallway by the Magnolia Room. Also, there is a book at the front desk of the C l u b h o u s e l i s t i n g information about the many trees planted throughout our community. Each page includes the names of the honoree(s), sponsor(s), tree location and type of tree. Residents may look through this book as desired.

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THE FIRESIDEHours of Operation

While reservations are not required for dining, we do suggest them. Reservations allow our staff to have your table ready when you arrive. We can accommodate large groups, but we do ask for advanced notice of parties larger than 20 people.

Lunch & Dinner ServiceWe offer an extensive menu with a variety of items; from appetizers, salads, wraps and

sandwiches to Chef’s specials. Our dinner menu is available starting at 4:00 p.m.

Sunday: 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Limited Grille Menu

Monday thru Saturday:

11:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Last seating at 7:45 p.m.

BreakfastWe offer a wonderful quick and easy a la carte breakfast from a simple two eggs breakfast, to homemade omelets, to delicious french toast.

Sunday: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Last seating at 12:45 p.m.

Please note: once a month we host a Breakfast Buffet and the a la carte menu will not be available.

Bar Service & HoursFeeling thirsty? We offer a variety of draft and bottled beers, in addition to full liquor bar with a variety of tiered selections.

Happy Hour Monday thru Friday4-6:00 p.m.

Sunday

Last call at 5:30 p.m.

Monday 11:00 - 10:00 p.m.

Tuesday 11:00 - 10:00 p.m.

Wednesday 11:00 - 10:00 p.m.

Thursday 11:00 - 10:00 p.m.

Friday 11:00 - 10:00 p.m.

Saturday 11:00 - 10:00 p.m.

Last call on Monday thru Saturday is 9:30 p.m.

11:00 - 6:00 p.m.

Are you out of town, travelling, or just plain busy when tickets for a major event go on sale? No worries, Heritage Pines is now proudly offering a “Will-Call” procedure for those residents who are unable to purchase tickets the day they go on sale. The events and shows at Heritage Pines have become incredibly popular. So much so, that we are booking many events and shows with back to back performances. Tickets are selling on the first day they go on sale! It goes without saying, that the Clubhouse has become the hub of social activity within our community.

“WILL CALL” TICKET PROCEDURE

Here is how it works:

1. Email [email protected] with the following information:

a. Your Name

b. Your Phone Number (the best one to contact you on)

c. Your address within Heritage Pines

d. The event you want tickets for

e. How many tickets you want

f. Your member number

g. And most importantly, you must include the following phrase in your email: “Through this email, I authorize Heritage Pines to charge my member account for the number of tickets requested. I understand that this charge will show on my monthly statement.”

2. Click Send! – it’s that easy...

3. Now, here are a few follow-ups:

a. Will-call tickets will be purchased AFTER all residents who have “lined-up” on the day of and received their tickets.

b. Only ten tickets can be purchased per resident account.

c. Tickets will be purchased in the order they are received.

d. We cannot accommodate residents who wish to be seated with anyone else, tickets will be sold to the first available seats.

4. Tickets can be picked up at the front desk at a time that is convenient for you!

We hope this added service comes as a benefit to you all!

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Start the week off with a full belly! Join us each Monday night for our popular All You Can Eat Nights from 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. While reservations are not required for dining, they are strongly suggested as these nights are incredibly popular. Reservations ensure that we are ready when you and your guests arrive. To make reservations, please contact (727) 861-1677.

FOR THIS MONTH AUGUST

ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFETS

Monday, August 1st

$13 ITALIAN NIGHT

Monday, August 15th

$16 CARVED PRIME RIB

Monday, August 29th

$13 ITALIAN NIGHT

Fireside Salad Bar (with Rolls & Butter), Homemade Meatballs, Italian Blend Vegetables,

Chef Attended Sauté Station with four homemade sauces (alfredo, marinara, rosa-vodka, pesto) and array of additional items

(chicken, shrimp, fresh vegetables). And Chef’s choice dessert too!

Monday, August 8th

NO BUFFET - Look for Chef’s $10 Specials

Fireside Salad Bar (with Rolls & Butter), Chef’s Carving Station with Seasoned Slow

Roasted Prime Rib Au Jus, Baked Potato Bar (traditional baked potato with a variety of

toppings), Chef’s Seasonal Vegetable. And Chef’s choice dessert too!

Monday, August 22nd

NO BUFFET - Look for Chef’s $10 Specials

Fireside Salad Bar (with Rolls & Butter), Homemade Meatballs, Italian Blend Vegetables,

Chef Attended Sauté Station with four homemade sauces (alfredo, marinara, rosa-vodka, pesto) and array of additional items

(chicken, shrimp, fresh vegetables). And Chef’s choice dessert too!

Jackpot Prizes based on

attendance of 50 people or more

can total $350!

Doors Open at 1:00 p.m.

Games Start at 1:30 p.m.

No More Entry

Once Doors Close.

Bring your friends and neighbors

for an afternoon of Bingo!

Cash prizes will be awarded.

Bingo is Sunday, August 21st

Bingo!

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KARAOKE NIGHT!Saturday Night is about to get a whole lot more fun! After numerous resident requests, we are adding a second night of Fireside entertainment. Karaoke Night will now be held on Saturday Nights in The Fireside from 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.! The Fireside bar will be open until 10:00 p.m. with last call at 9:30 p.m., with the kitchen serving until 8:00 p.m. Join your very talented friends and neighbors for a night of singing, dancing, and an all-around great time! There is no cost to attend, but the wait staff will be on hand to provide both food and drink service. To reserve a table, contact (727) 861-1677! Here's a look at who we have scheduled:

Saturday, August 6thGary Coole

Saturday, August 13thDJ Kirwin

Saturday, August 20thDanny Welsh

Saturday, August 27th DJ Kirwin

Spend Tuesday Nights at The Fireside as we provide

you with a variety of complimentary musical

entertainers ranging from soloists to duos. Each and

every Tuesday night we will host local entertainers

from 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. in The Fireside. There is

no cost to attend, but the wait staff will be on hand to

provide both food & drink service. To reserve a table,

contact (727) 861-1677! Here's who we have

scheduled:

Tuesday, August 2ndMarty Carrol

Tuesday, August 9thAndrew Veidi

Tuesday, August 16thFred Campbell

Tuesday, August 23rdAll Shook Up

Tuesday August 30thAngelo Rinfino

Tuesday NightDinner & Dancing

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Join us each and every Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in the Clubhouse PAC Room for our complimentary movie night (unless otherwise stated). Each week will provide residents with a newly released movie; almost always a hit at the box office too! As always, complimentary popcorn will be provided and the bar is open for anyone who wants to have a drink! If you would like to make a suggestion for a movie, email [email protected]. Please remember it may take a couple months to get your suggestion into our rotation.

In the early 1950s, Eddie Mannix is busy at work trying to solve all the problems of the actors and filmmakers at Capitol

Pictures. His latest assignments involve a disgruntled director, a singing cowboy, a beautiful swimmer and a handsome dancer. As if all this wasn't enough, Mannix faces his biggest challenge when Baird Whitlock gets kidnapped while in costume for the swords-and-sandals epic "Hail, Caesar!" If the studio doesn't pay $100,000, it's the end of the line for the movie star.

2016, Comedy • Rated PG-13, 2hr 1min

On September 11, 2012, Islamic militants attack the U.S. Consulate in

Benghazi, Libya, killing Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and Sean Smith, an officer for the Foreign Service. Stationed less than one mile away are members (James Badge Dale, John Krasinski, Max Martini) of the Annex Security Team, former soldiers assigned to protect operatives and diplomats in the city. As the assault rages on, the six men engage the combatants in a fierce firefight to save the lives of the remaining Americans.

Thursday, August 11th

THE INTERN

While racing toward the town of Red Rock in post-Civil War Wyoming, bounty hunter John "The Hangman"

Ruth (Kurt Russell) and his fugitive prisoner (Jennifer Jason Leigh) encounter another bounty hunter (Samuel L. Jackson) and a man who claims to be a sheriff. Hoping to find shelter from a blizzard, the group travels to a stagecoach stopover located on a mountain pass. Greeted there by four strangers, the eight travelers soon learn that they may not make it to their destination after all.

2015, Drama/Suspense • Rated PG, 1hr 43min

Long-retired and near the end of his life, Sherlock Holmes (Ian McKellen) grapples with an unreliable memory and must rely on his housekeeper's son as he

revisits the still-unsolved case that led to his retirement.


MR. HOLMES


HAIL, CAESAR!Thursday, August 18th

THE HATEFUL EIGHT2016, Musical/Mystery • Rated PG-13, 1hr 46min 2015, Action/Adventure,Crime Drama, Western

Rated R, 2hr 48min

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As per the new Rules and Regulations passed by the HP Board of Directors, a dress code is now being implemented and enforced. The below dress code pertains to all Food and Beverage Areas: Dining Room, Bar, Lobby, and in the Magnolia Room and Pac Room (when food is being served). Below is the new dress code, please feel free to cut this portion out and save it for reference. Please make sure guests are aware of the current dress code as well.

ACCEPTABLE

ACCEPTABLE

NOT ACCEPTABLE

NOT ACCEPTABLE

MEN - Tee Shirts- Shirts with Sleeves - Approved Golf and Tennis Attire - Jeans - Shorts, including Cargo Shorts - Pants - Sweatshirts and Sweatpants

- Cut Off Shorts - Sleeveless Shirts - Bare Feet - Swimwear - Ripped, Torn Jeans, Bleached or Faded Jeans - Biker Attire

- Biker Attire

- Biker Attire

- Biker Attire

(Chains, Doo Rags, Biker Patches, Chaps,




Biker Boots, Studded Leather Jackets, Studded




Leather Pants, Biker Vests, Shirts with Biker Logos.)




WOMEN- Approved Golf and Tennis Attire - Sleeveless Collarless Tops - Jeans - Hats - Shorts - Pants - Sweatshirts and Sweatpants

- Swimwear without Cover-ups - Tube Tops - Bare Midriffs - Cut Off Shorts - Bare Feet - Ripped, Torn Jeans, Bleached or Faded Jeans - Water Shoes

MEN- Dress Shorts - Pants - Shirts with Collars

exception of Henley collared shirts)- Cargo Shorts and Pants

- Cut Off Shorts - Sleeveless Shirts - Hats unless it is for medical or religious

reasons - Tee Shirts - Ripped, Torn Jeans, Bleached or Faded Jeans - Sweatshirts and Sweatpants - Bare Feet

WOMEN

- Pants

- Capri Pants - Hats

- Swimwear - Tube Tops - Bare Midriffs - Cut Off Shorts - Bare Feet - Ripped, Torn Jeans, Bleached or Faded Jeans - Water Shoes - Fitness Attire - Sweatshirts and Sweatpants

BEFORE 4:00 P.M.

AFTER 4:00 P.M.

- Approved Golf Attire (with the

- Jeans

- All Dresses - Tops, Sleeveless or with Sleeves- Shorts, Skorts, and Skirts

mid-thigh or longer

- Jeans

DRESS CODE FOR DINING AREAS

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11:00 AMAngels In The Pines - Craft1:00 PMSunday Mah Jongg - MagnoliaDominos - Billiards6:00 PMWomen’s and Men’s Mixed League Tennis6:30 PMZone Wedding - Gazebo

7:00 AMHPLGA - PAC8:00 AMBilliards Group - Billiards8:30 AMTai Chi - PAC9:00 AMArchitectural Control Committee - ConferenceLadies’ Bible Study - Magnolia9:30 AMWalk Aerobics - PAC11:30 AMNiners Pre-Golf Meeting - PAC1:00 PMOpen Mahjongg - PAC3:00 PMNiners Cocktail - PACPines Glen Village - CraftBen Bell Billiards - Billiards Room 4:00 PMPoker Games - Poker TablesSam’s Club Table In Lobby 5:30 PMPinochle - Conference6:00 PMMusic & Dancing - RestaurantDrama Club - PACPartnership Bridge - CraftMah Jonng & Cards - Magnolia

8:00 AMMen’s Billiards - Billiards Room8:30 AMTai Chi - PAC9:00 AMStained Glass - Craft9:30 AMWalk Aerobics - PACLadies’ Billiards - Billiards Room10:00 AMJapanese Flower Arrangement - Craft10:30 AMLine Dancing - PACPing Pong - PAC12:00 PMMah Jongg - Magnolia1:00 PMLifestyle Committee - CraftDrama Club - PAC2:00 PMEnvironmental Issues - Conference3:00 PMBen Bell Billiards - Billiards Room 4:00 PMPoker Games - Poker Tables5:00 PMPiano by Joanne - Restaurant5:30 PMPinochle - Conference6:00 PMCards & Games - MagnoliaToymakers - CraftMovie Night - PAC

8:00 AMYoga - PACBilliards Group - Billiards9:00 AMVision Clinic - Conference Room9:30 AMWalk Aerobics - PAC10:00 AMWater Aerobics - Pool11:00 AMToymakers - Craft12:00 PMMah Jongg - Magnolia1:30 PMWomen’s Double League - Tennis3:00 PMBen Bell Billiards - Billiards Room 4:00 PMAll You Can Eat Buffet (Italian Night)Men’s Bible Study - MagnoliaTennis Association - Conference5:00 PMPoker - Poker Tables6:00 PMCards & Games - MagnoliaBridge Group - Craft

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8:00 AMYoga - PACBilliards Group - Billiards9:30 AMWalk Aerobics - PAC10:00 AMWater Aerobics - Pool11:00 AMToymakers - Craft12:00 PMMah Jongg - Magnolia1:30 PMWomen's Double League - Tennis Courts3:00 PMBen Bell Billiards - Billiards Room All You Can Eat Buffet (Prime Rib) 4:00 PMMens Bible Study - Magnolia5:00 PMPoker - Poker Tables6:00 PMCards & Games - MagnoliaBridge Group - Craft

7:00 AMHPLGA - PAC8:00 AMBilliards Group - BilliardsMen’s Golf School Supply - PAC8:30 AMTai Chi - PAC9:00 AMLadies’ Bible Study - Magnolia9:30 AMWalk Aerobics - PAC11:00 AMLRPC - Conference11:30 AMNiners Pre-Golf Meeting - PAC1:00 PMOpen Mah Jongg - Magnolia1:30 PMReserve Control - Conference3:00 PMNiners Cocktail - PACBen Bell Billiards - Billiards Room Woodfield Village Meeting - Conference4:00 PMPoker Games - Poker Tables5:30 PMPinochle - Conference6:00 PMMusic & Dancing - RestaurantDrama Club - PACPartnership Bridge - CraftMah Jonng & Cards - Magnolia

7:00 AMHPMGA - PAC8:00 AMYoga - PACBilliards Group - Billiards9:30 AMWalk Aerobics - Magnolia10:00 AMFabric Painting - CraftWater Aerobics - PoolSeminar: Image Lift Seminar Presentation - PAC12:00 PMBridge - MagnoliaNiners - Conference1:00 PMLadies’ Billiards - Billiards RoomOpen Interest Art Workshop - Craft5:00 PMBallroom Dance - PAC5:30 PMPinochle - Conference6:00 PMLadies’ Poker - Poker Tables

8:00 AMMen’s Billiards - Billiards8:30 AMTai Chi - PAC9:00 AMStained Glass - Craft9:30 AMWalk Aerobics - PACLadies’ Billiards - Billiards Room10:30 AMLine Dancing - PACPing Pong - PAC11:00 AMSportsmen Club - Magnolia12:00 PMMah Jongg - Magnolia1:00 PMDrama Club - PACWatercolor - Craft3:00 PMBen Bell Billiards - Billiards Room 4:00 PMVillage Council - PACPoker Games - Poker Tables6:00 PMCards & Games - MagnoliaIMPS Bridge - ConferenceToymakers - CraftMovie Night - PAC

8:00 AMYoga - PACBilliards Group - Billiards9:30 AMWalk Aerobics - PAC10:00 AMMah Jongg - MagnoliaWater Aerobics - Pool12:00 PMFriendly Quilters - Craft Room12:30 PMCards & Games - Magnolia2:00 PMOrganizational Development - Conference6:00 PMTrivia Night - PAC

8:00 AMYoga - PACBilliards Group - Billiards9:30 AMWalk Aerobics - PAC10:00 AMMah Jongg - MagnoliaMarketing Committee - ConferenceWater Aerobics - Pool12:30 PMCards & Games - Magnolia7:00 PMJewish Prayer - Craft

8:00 AMYoga - PACBilliards Group - Billiards9:30 AMWalk Aerobics - PAC10:00 AMMarketing Committee - ConferenceRS Mah Jongg - PACWater Aerobics - Pool1:00 PMClassy Crystals - CraftNational Cremation Presentation - Conference

1:00 PMSunday Mah Jongg - Magnolia Angels In The Pines - CraftDominos - Billiards Room5:00 PMTexas Hold ’em - Billiards Room6:00 PMWomen’s and Men’s Mixed League - Tennis Courts

1:00 PMSunday Mah Jongg - Magnolia Angels In The Pines - CraftDominos - Billiards Room6:00 PMWomen’s and Men’s Mixed League - Tennis Courts

7:00 AMHPLGA - PAC8:00 AMBilliards Group - Billiards8:30 AMTai Chi - PAC9:00 AMLadies’ Bible Study - Magnolia9:30 AMWalk Aerobics - PAC10:00 AMArchitectural Control Committee - ConferenceLifestyle Crafts - Craft 11:30 AMNiners Pre-Golf Meeting - PAC1:00 PMOpen Mah Jongg - Magnolia3:00 PMNiners Cocktail - PACBen Bell Billiards - Billiards Room 4:00 PMPoker Games - Poker TablesHilltop Village - Craft5:30 PMPinochle - Conference6:00 PMMusic & Dancing - Dining RoomDrama Club - PACPartnership Bridge - CraftMah Jonng & Cards - Magnolia

8:00 AMBilliards Group - Billiards9:00 AMWalk Aerobics - PACCeramics Group - Craft10:00 AMMah Jongg - Magnolia11:15 AMPoker - Poker Tables12:00 PMHi-Lo Poker Club - Poker Tables1:30 PMGenealogy with Sherry Churchill - Magnolia2:00 PMCouples’ Billiards - Billiards Room5:00 PMCindy Golf Cocktails - Craft

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On July 5th eleven of our members spent a day of golf at Skyview. Although there was a rain delay after teeing off, play resumed after a short time. The ladies had favorable comments about both the course and dining facilities.

RESULTS

June 14 - Individual Stroke Play

Flight 1 Gross Barbara Tharp

1st Net Florence Myers 2nd Net Joan Herr

3rd Net Carol Patterson * 4th Net Mary Miller*

Flight 2 Gross Cheryl Lichtenberg

1st Net Marjorie Convery 2nd Net Aurelia Hughes *

3rd Net Dawn Sedlock* 4th Net June Bavetta*

Flight 3 Gross Lynn Aigotti

1st Net Denise McKay 2nd Net Shirley Montgomery

3rd Net Margie Broskey

Black Tee Flight

Gross Anne Christiansen

1st Net - Daphne Gibbs

Closest to Pin - Florence Myers 6’

* Ties broken by USGA Rules June 21st - Even Holes

Flight 1 Gross Faye Wehner

1st Net Carolyn Gallo

2nd Net Eva Taveau

3rd Net June Bavetta

Flight 2 Gross Debbie Gaines

1st Net Linda Nelson

2nd Net Dawn Sedlock

3rd Net Marjorie Convery

Black Tee Flight


1st Net Daphne Gibbs

Closest to Pin Linda Klepps, 21'6"

June 28th - Odd Holes

Flight 1 Gross Barbara Tharp

1st Net Florence Myers

2nd Net Eva Taveau

3rd Net Cheryl Lichtenberg

Flight 2 Gross Marjorie Convery

1st Net Dawn Sedlock

2nd Net Margie Broskey

3rd Net Carol Henningsen

Black Tee Flight


1st Net Daphne Gibbs

2nd Net Yoli Weiss

Closest to Pin Dawn Sedlock, 12'9"

Upcoming Events

September 6th Scramble with the Niners

August Schedule

August 2nd Quota

August 9th T's & F's

August 16th Putts

August 23rd Tee to Green

August 30th O.N.E.S.

GOLFER "I'd move heaven and earth to break 100 on this course."

CADDIE "Try heaven, you've already moved most of the earth."

• If you see lightning, even in the distance, get off the golf course immediately. Strong thunderstorms can develop quickly.

• Rush to a dense, wooded area. Lone trees are dangerous.

• When caught in the open, fall to your knees. Fol low this procedure immediately if you feel the hair on your arms or head rise.

• Get rid of your umbrella. Even umbrellas with nonmetal shafts are dangerous.

• Stand well away from your golf clubs and never get caught holding one. In an electrical storm, golf clubs are perfect lightning rods.

• Get as far away from ponds and lakes as possible. Water an excellent conductor of electricity.

• Golf carts are not a safe haven. The notion that rubber tires ground electricity is a myth.

• Avoid the green. Greens are often a bit higher than the surrounding terrain. The flagstick is especially likely to be struck.

LIGHTING SAFETY TIPS

MEN’S NINERS GOLFMEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION

NINERS LADIES’ GOLF

We are into our summer program with fewer players but we are always looking to add new players. If you do not have a handicap you may still play with the league on Wednesdays while you establish one. We play a variety of games and look forward to seeing everyone on Wednesday afternoon at 12:15 with a 1:00 tee time. For more information contact John Delamer the President at 857-4155, or Phil Flynn the Treasurer at 413-977-9413, or Don Waitkus the Secretary at 378-7533.

Hole-in-One – On Friday June 10th during “Couples Play”, Bob Klepps had his second recorded Hole-in-One, his first one occurred in December 2004. Bob's playing partners was his wife Linda and Paul and Loan Sherwood. The ace occurred on the twelfth hole. Bob was playing from the white tees and he used a seven iron for the 154 yard shot. Congratulations Bob!

Member Profile MGA President Bill Stoehs

Bill was born in Brooklyn, NY; the oldest of four children. The youngest, sister Joan, is a resident of Heritage Pines. He grew up in Rutherford in northern New Jersey. After high school Bill attended Lamar University. Upon graduation he was off to Navy OCS in Newport, R.I. Bill was commissioned and served two years on the USS Kaskaskia (AO-27) as First Division Officer in the Mediterranean Sea. When his ship was decommissioned Bill attended training and then left for Vietnam's Mekong Delta. He served with River Assault Division 153 as Senior Patrol Officer and later as Commanding Officer. Bill also served as Senior Advisor to a Vietnamese Navy unit, River Interdiction Division 48. Bill returned home and was fortunate to meet and marry Cathy, his wife of 44 years. They have a daughter Jennifer (Spring Hill), and sons Bill (Coral Springs, FL), Brent (Tampa) and Bryan (Hartsdale, NY) and six grandchildren.

Bill continued in the Naval Reserve for the next 20 years serving in assignments which included work with the Joint Chiefs at the Pentagon and completing the Strategy & Policy program at the US Naval War College. He retired as a Captain.

On the civilian side, after earning his MBA degree, Bill was an executive in the technology sector working for companies such as AT&T and Sprint. He also served on two business boards, national non-profit boards and Florida state boards for two Governors.

In 2004, upon learning of Cathy's cancer, Bill retired and they found Heritage Pines. Bill has enjoyed golfing here and has been Co-Chair of the Golf Committee twice. The highlights of his Heritage Pines golf has been twice winning the Member – Member Tournament with his partner Bob Thomas and being a flight winner on the Member – Guest Tournament with his son Brent. Other interests include cruising, speaking to local high school JROTC units and delivering the “Preparing Your Survivors” presentation which he created.

Bill states that he feels very blessed to live in such a wonderful community and to be able to play golf with so many great folks!

August Games

August 3rd Individual Low Net Flighted

August 10th 4 Person Scramble, ABCD

August 17th 2 Person Best Ball – Pick Your Partner, A-50% B-20%

August 24th Individual Low Net & Gross - Flighted

August 31st Course Closed – Aerification - Away Trip TBA

Tentative Schedule for the rest of this year's Tournaments: Ryder Cup October 5 & 12th, Member/Member October 19 & 26th and Match Play Championship begins November 2nd.

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GOLF SHOP HOURS OF OPERATION

Sunday 5:00 p.m.

Monday 7:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.

Tuesday 7:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.



Friday 7:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.


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“The Few. The Proud.” The Niners? Although that patriotic adage refers to “The Marines;” The Niners can lay claim to it as well.

Only “the few and the proud” would venture out for the summer we have had, thus far. Temps in the 90's and “feels like” running into the 100's have made playing the course a real challenge.

None the less, the Niners made sure they had a full June and July. Carol Donahue arranged for 33 Niners with friends and family to travel to Tarpon Springs for a boat ride and lunch at Hella's. Niner's reported the trip was wonderful as they saw an Osprey nest with baby chicks; and they marveled at the dolphins and manatee surrounding the boat.

Next was Father's Day, June 12. Niner's and Diners saw 18 players take to the course for a basic scramble. The winners were by random drawing—Judy and Byrne Gamble/Jeff Siddons and Cindy Carter. Bill Schiecz won the Father's Day Flowers. Gracie Ellis and Skip Scott opened their home for a pizza party afterwards. Although, Gracie was unable to play due to shoulder surgery, she still hosted the party. Well, Gracie is Gracie—and she is doing awesome and will return to play soon.

A Tuesday without golf? With the course closed on July 5th; that was not how Janice Bennedetti wanted to spend the day. So, she organized a shopping trip, where she and about 15 other Niner's “shopped till they dropped. The shopping was at the new Tampa Outlets. Afterwards they met for lunch at GrillSmith Restaurant at Wiregrass Mall.

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Cruisin' with the Niners

Once again, the Niner's are going to sail the ocean blue The rip will cast off at Port Canaveral on the Majesty of the Sea (Royal Caribbean) and visit Coco Cay as well as Nassau.

The four-night sailing cruise is scheduled for February 6 through 10. Inside cabins (N) are $395.00 and outside cabins (I) will be priced at $435.00. Please contact Rosemary Corrao at 862-6464 or [email protected].

Rosemary has requested the following information when reserving your spot: date of birth, email address, charge card number for the $100.00 deposit required, choice of inside or outside cabin, name as if appears on passport, passport number and expiration date.

Stats for June

June 7: Red

Gross Rhonda Gibson, 45 1st Nancy Thomas, 31

2nd Diane Helgesen, 32 3rd Debi Benson, 33

Black

Gross Carol Donahue, 49 1st Barbara Kelley, 35

2nd Sandra Scheisz, 36 3rd Judy Gamble, 37

June 14: Red

1st Daryl Maroulis, 35 2nd Paula Routten, 35

3rd Marcia Letterer, 37 4th Debi Benson, 38

Black

1st Toni Arevalo, 29 2nd Cathy Stoehs, 34

3rd Carol Donahue, 36 4th Cindy Carter, 37

Chip-ins Chris Guggisberg, Sheila Martin

June 21

Birdie: Daryl Maroulis, #14 Chip-ins: Carol Donahue

Red

Gross Barbara Tharp 1st Mary Lucas; 30

2nd Gloria Faust; 31 3rd Bonnie Cook; 31

4th Jacky Heath; 32 5th Gloria Saunderson, 32

Black

Gross Cathy Stoehs; 44 1st Carol Donahue; 32

June 27: Red

1st, 38 Mary Lucas, Bonnie Cook, Jackie Heath

2nd, 42 Betty Tincher, Gloria Faust, Marcia Letterer,Gloria Saunderson

Black, 37 Cathy Stoeks, Sandra Schiesz, Joan Tencza

No Chip-ins—big pot next week

August schedule

August 2 Odd holes, ½ handicap (red/black pairings)

August 9 Individual Stroke Play (Low Gross/ Low Net)

August 16 Two person pick your partner scramble (red/black pairings)

August 23 Individual Stoke Play (low gross/ low net)

August 39 Black Tee Scramble

NINERS LADIES’ GOLF cont’d from page 36

HERITAGE PINES GOLFHANDICAP COMMITTEE

By Joy Stefany, Chairperson Handicap Committee

The USGA Handicap System has posted some frequently asked questions. The question for this month: “If I pick up on a hole, what score do I post? For handicap purposes, record the score you most likely would have made – but, that score must not exceed your Equitable Stroke Control Limit.” Your Equitable Stroke Control (ECS) is the maximum score to be posted on a hole.

Course Handicap – Maximum Number 18 Holes on any Hole

9 or less Double Bogey

10-19 7

20-29 8

30-39 9

40 or more 10

Nine-Hole Course Maximum NumberHandicap on any Hole

4 or less Double Bogey

5-9 7

10-14 8

15-19 9

20 or more 10

Remember that the ESC is for POSTING SCORES. If playing a game i.e. stroke play, you must count all strokes until the ball is in the hole for the game. You adjust the scores after the game and before posting.

In order to participate in events, you MUST have an accurate handicap. The Village Tournament is coming up. Be sure that you have a current and accurate handicap.

Long-time Niner Needs prayers—Marietta Guaragna.

To all family members, friends, and neighbors. It is with deep sadness that I write to inform you that Marietta has been diagnosed with both vascular and Alzheimer's dementia in the moderate to severe range. As many of you know she has been declining over the past few years since her aneurysm surgery in 2008. Her PC, Psychologist and Psychiatrist suggested we go to McLean Hospital in Boston for a much more thorough evaluation. We did so on 6/16 and she was discharged on 7/2.

After extensive testing and psych consultation the diagnosis determined that the patient will require more intensive management/assistance such as an assisted living facility in a memory care unit following hospitalization.

She is currently in an assisted living facility. I know in my heart that it is the best way for her to be treated. I hope you will remember her as she was, as opposed to how she is now. I ask that you keep us both in your thoughts.

Love, John

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We continue our study by Wendy Bright “I Know His Name” for the next four weeks. If you would like to join us this month for the rest of the study, you will be able to pick up where we are as each week we study a different name that is found in scripture. We meet in the Magnolia Room of the Clubhouse on Tuesday mornings from 9:00 until 11:00 a.m. Please note that on August 30th we will meet at 10:00 a.m. until 12:00 as requested by the management of Heritage Pines.

Starting August 30th we will begin a new study by John Ortberg called “All The Places To Go, How Will You Know? God has placed before you an open door. What will you do?” This study is six weeks and we will finish on October 4th. October 11th, and just in time for our Northern friends, we will start a study by Beth Moore on 2nd Timothy.

We encourage the women in our community to come and join us in fellowship and study. For any information about our studies call Evie Clark at 727-868-3454 during August.

REPUBLICAN CLUB

DEMOCRATIC CLUB

By Robert Houskeeper, President

The August Meeting of the Ronald Reagan Republican Club will be held on August 17, 7 p.m. in the PAC Room.

A meet your Candidate Event will be held at that Time. Our Speakers will include County Commissioner Jack Mariano, Carlos Beruff running in the race for US Senate and many others. Please attend this event so that you will be prepared to make an intelligent decision on Primary Day, August 20, 2016.

CLUB/GROUP/ACTIVITYCANCELLATIONS FOR AUGUST

Friday, August 19, 2016 Computer Class Cancelled

Thursday, August 25, 2016 BUNCO Cancelled

Every 3rd Thursday

4 – 6 p.m. in the Magnolia Room

The HP Democratic club will not meet in the month of August. We'll take the month off from regular Club

activities (although many of us will still be actively working on campaign activities), and come back in September refreshed and ready to work hard for our candidates.

We'll resume our regular meeting schedule on Thursday, September 15, and we welcome new people. If you want to make a difference in this election year, or just want to exchange ideas with like-minded folks, please join us. We encourage all HP Democrats to attend, and check us out!

For information, call any following: Larry Schmitt – 869-2493; Rich Cunha – 857-3044; Linda Myers – 233-6226.

Final Luncheon Of Summer 2016For The Book Club

The Heritage Pines Book Club meets on the 4th Wednesday of each month. During the summer months, we do not have assigned books, but travel to restaurants outside Heritage Pines for lunch and “book talk.”

On Wednesday, August 24, we'll meet at 12:15 at the Clubhouse, and then travel to the Thai Bistro at 5414 Main Street in New Port Richey. There will be a sign-up sheet available at the July 27 luncheon, and after that in the Book Club binder in the library. If there are any questions, please call Susan Bell at 727-868-4261.

This is our final lunch of the year with no homework (assigned book), so it would be a good time to check out the Book Club, whether you're new to HP or have lived here for years. If anyone has a questions about Book Club activities, please call Judith Chase at 862-4545 or Mary Lou Ballmann at 862-1438. Happy reading!

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Submit questions for future columns to Dale Mallek – [email protected].

COMPUTER TRAINING CLASSESDale Mallek will not be teaching a computer class in August. Check the HP Newsletter upcoming class dates and subjects. Dale wants to hear from the residents of Heritage Pines as their topics of interest. Based on resident feedback, he will put together future sessions. Previous and Planned Class topics include:

• Facebook – using Facebook to communicate with friends/family

• Digital Photos – importing photos from a digital camera, organizing techniques and basic photo editing

• EBay/Craigslist – buying and selling items online

• Skype – video/audio chat program

• Document Editing – basics of document creation and formatting using a Word Processor

• Spreadsheet editing – basics of document creation and formatting

• Basic Email – basics of using Web Mail

• Web Browser – basics of accessing the Internet using a web browser

• Advanced Email – Discuss on how to do attachments, contact lists etc.

• Windows 10 – learn how to utilize the latest versions of Windows

• Android Tablet – using tablet computers

Dale has 40+ years of experience delivering and supporting technology services. His most recent employer was Hewlett Packard. In 2009, Dale began Mallek Technology Solutions providing computer and home theatre support services to residents of Heritage Pines and neighboring communities.

If you have a class subject suggestion, please contact Dale Mallek – [email protected].


LADIES BOWLING LEAGUEThe Heritage Pines Ladies Bowling League will soon be starting the 2016-2017 season.

Bowling is one of the easiest and enjoyable activities that you can do with friends and neighbors. The rules are easy to understand and a computer keeps the score. It is a sport that can be shared by all ages, gender and abilities and has been around for a very long time. Little or no bowling experience is needed to join our league.

Our Ladies Bowling League is a nonsanctioned league that enables women of all abilities and bowling experience to enjoy a nice afternoon of exercise (in a nice, cool air-conditioned setting). All women in Heritage Pines are eligible to join and we welcome new residents who would like to bowl with us. We bowl on Wednesday afternoons at 1 pm at Spring Hill Lanes on Commercial Way. Teams will be selected by random draw August 17 in the PAC room at the Clubhouse. The first day of league play at Spring Hill Lanes (either August 31 or September

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R.O.M.E.O.sFAMILY – FRIENDS – FUN – FOOD

RETIRED OLD MEN EATING OUT

One of the most successful and active clubs in Heritage Pines. A wonderful way for our retired residents to get out and meet old friends and make new friends.

ROMEO Upcoming Club Events

Free Free Free

August 27th: ROMEO Breakfast for August 2016 (Members Only): The ROMEO Club will foot the bill for all our members as our way of thanking them for attending our numerous ROMEO sponsored events throughout the year and for helping us bring in new Club members. Orders for this breakfast will be taken, as usual, by our Heritage Pines wait staff at 8:30 a.m. and food will be served starting at 9:15 a.m. Our ROMEO monthly meeting will begin at this time and any new members will be inducted into the Club. Rather than a specific speaker for this breakfast, we will focus on ROMEO Board member responsibilities. Each board member will present a short summary of his role and contributions to the Club.

September 29th: ROMEO Dinner/Dance at Colorama Night Club. The ROMEO Club is holding a Big Band buffet and dance at the Colorama Club on Denton Road on Thursday September 29th. The 10 piece Mr. Lucky band will be performing a medley of songs from the 30s, 40s and 50s. Phil Flynn is currently negotiating the price for this event which will be between $10 and $12 per person. Phil will have the exact price and start time by the time this newsletter is distributed. So, just call him at 727-378-3884 to purchase tickets for this event. This should be a really fun time for all. See attached flyer.

Special Event: Open to all Heritage Pines Residents

November 6th: ROMEO Turkey Trot Dinner and Dance. This is our MAJOR couples event for the year so, we want to give our members an early notice about our annual Turkey Trot Dinner/Dance since things start getting busy around Thanksgiving. (This event always turns out to be lots of fun for everyone.) So, please reserve this date on your calendars now. We have already hired our talented, high-energy All Shook Up four piece band to entertain us with their great music and singing so we can dance the night away. Cocktails will begin being served at 5 p.m., dinner begins at 5:45 p.m. and the music starts at 6:30 p.m. and ends at 9:30 p.m. We will also be

having three (3) free raffles for prizes in which the ROMEO Club will be picking up the tab for your entries. Prizes will be announced in our September newsletter article. These raffles will happen when the band has its usual break. A sheet cake and coffee will be served sometime after dinner. Finally, we are only printing 175 tickets for this event and they will go on sale on Wednesday September 21st at the front desk. The cost of each ticket is the same as last year i.e.; $25 per person. This event is always a sell out so, be sure to get your tickets as soon as you can.

ROMEO Club Recently Completed Events for 2016

July 29th: ROMEO Breakfast for July 2016. Breakfast orders were again taken by our Heritage Pines wait staff at 8:30 a.m. and food was served beginning at 9:15 a.m. This was followed by our monthly Club meeting. We completed the induction of four new members today as follows: Jerry Melito, John Morano, Bill Thomas and Bill Wolfe.

July 29th: ROMEO Annual Dance in the Clubhouse PAC Room. This Friday night dance started at 6:30 p.m. and ended at 9:30 p.m. The full 4-piece All Shook Up band entertained us throughout the night. There was a Cash bar and appetizers were provided. This event was open to all Heritage Pines residents. The full results of this dance will be presented in our September article since the deadline for submitting articles to the publisher for the August Heritage Pines newsletter was July 13th.

August 4th: Rays Baseball Game at Tropicana Field /

7) will also be determined at that meeting. For more information or to sign up, call Pam Cegla at 727-844-8298 or email at [email protected].

Remember these dates:

August 17 – sign up, choose teams and determine start date (If you are unable to attend the meeting and want to join, contact Pam.) August 31 or September 7 – first game of league play 2nd and 4th Saturday night of each month – open bowling at Spring Hill Lanes.


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Couples Event. By the time the August newsletter hits your mailbox, this event will be completed so, we are putting it in the completed events. The ROMEO Club held an outing at Tropicana Field on August 4th to see the Tampa Bay Rays play the world champion Kansas City Royals in a matinee game that started at 12:10 p.m. This event was open to all Heritage Pines residents. Our Club provided bus transportation to Tropicana Field and the bus left the Clubhouse at 9:45 a.m. There were 57 seats on the bus and we sold all of them. The stadium seats were in the Press level which is directly behind home plate. The cost was $ 35 per person which included the cost of game tickets and the bus transportation to and from Tropicana Field.

Additional ROMEO Activities this month

Sunshine Committee: Our Sunshine Committee is responsible for sending out condolence and get well cards on a monthly basis. Two get well cards and one condolence card were sent out in July. We hope our members will keep us posted when they know of any ROMEO member who should be receiving a card. Send your information to our ROMEO secretary i.e.; Skip Scott at [email protected].

ROMEO Club Website: This website is currently under construction by our ROMEO secretary. When completed, it will include a picture of each member as well as a short personal profile. This way all members can get to know each of their fellow members better just by accessing the website. For those of you who would like to check out the website just go to: https://sites.google.com/site/romeoclubofhudsonfl/home.

Reporting Change Of Email Or Phone Number

Some of our ROMEO members have informed us they have not been receiving our emails. In checking, we found that the member had changed his email address. So, in order for all of our members to continue receiving correspondence from the Club, we are asking that if you change your email address or phone number just send a short email to our secretary (Skip Scott at [email protected]). Skip is responsible for all data on our roster. Skip sends each ROMEO board member an updated ROMEO roster every month and also sends it to our entire ROMEO membership on a quarterly basis. The roster includes the phone number and email address for each and every one of our 200 plus ROMEO members.

Do you have friends interested in joining the ROMEO Club?

Have them call: Mike Miller at 727-869-3959 or Al Sacher at 727-862-0123. You can also send Mike an email at mmillermailto:[email protected].

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Recent Research

It is proven doing water exercise two to three times a week can have significant improvements in strength, flexibility and cardiovascular health. It can also decrease the risk of disability, improve balance and increase your ability to perform daily activities with ease.

Heritage Pines folks don't realize how fortunate they are to have this form of exercise right at their fingertips with a United States Water Fitness Instructor who is certified.

7 BENEFITS OF WATER EXERCISE


SHALOM CHAVURAHOur group is open to all new and established residents of Heritage Pines. We look forward to meeting and getting to know you. Please join us. An Oneg follows the prayer service.

Chavurah meets on the first Friday of the month in the Craft Room at 7:00 p.m. If you have any questions, please call Sheila Schwartzman at: 863-8802. We look forward to seeing all of you. Shalom y'all.

1. Less joint impact: The buoyancy of the water reduces joint loading, which is particularly beneficial after joint replacement as well as to help manage chronic pain. “Less joint stress” was reported by all of my clients as a key benefit. “Water exercise was recommended by doctors. After knee surgeries, it is the only low-impact exercise I can do.”

2. Total body training: Water provides multi-directional resistance, making it easier to enjoy a more balanced workout. For example, on land arm curls targets the biceps both on the way up to lift the weight against gravity and on the way down to control against gravity. In the pool, it's different. Resistance is everywhere. Try this same move. On the way up, biceps work against water's resistance, but the triceps must engage to resist against water on the way down. “Water exercise gives me a full body workout. I have gained strength and stamina!”

3. Reduce joint and muscle pain: Gentle exercises help to improve circulation and hydrate the muscles. Multi-directional moves help to pump nutrients to the joints helping to reduce joint and muscle pain experiences constant arthritic knee pain: “Water exercise is the only exercise that makes my knees feel better.”

4. Gain more mobility: We can move more freely in water. Regular participation will reduce stiffness and make movement on land more comfortable. “Water exercise helps keep my back limber.”

5. Improve heart health: Water exercise is a great low-impact aerobic activity. Depending on your fitness level, options from walking to high intensity intervals – each have

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TENNIS ASSOCIATION HIGHLIGHTSIn the heat of summer, tennis play continues!! Those who love this sport do not let heat keep them off the courts! However, NOTE---for Ladies Tennis, the start time is now 8:00 a.m.

Ladies Monday Morning Tennis: One change has taken place regarding Ladies Tennis on Monday mornings. There is no Monday Ladies Tennis LEAGUE from now through September. However, there is Women's Tennis on Monday mornings! Carol Vaughan will run the tennis play for the ladies from now through September but not as a league. There will be no rating/rankings. What Carol will do is send out an email at the end of the month to see who would like to play Monday morning tennis the following month. Then she will make up a schedule of players for each Monday during that month, along with a list of subs. So far Carol has nine players and two subs but there is plenty of room for rotation during the month. Play starts at 8:00 a.m. and if you are interested, contact Carol Vaughan at: [email protected]

Summer Leagues, Open Play, and Monday Ladies Play: Summer leagues and summer open play are continuing. It's not too late to sign up and join in. In addition, subs are always needed so please consider helping out your tennis friends by signing up if you haven't already. Joe Gorecki says they are at the halfway point for the Men's Summer League and he has 12 players participating (nine regular and three subs) so he has been able to support two courts all summer. See below for league and open play details and contact information for both men and women.

Men's League: Monday, 6:30 p.m. (May to Sept), Joe Gorecki ([email protected])

Men's Open Play: Tuesday & Thursday, 8:00 a.m., Bill Tory ([email protected])

Women's League: Monday, 8:00 a.m. Carol Henningsen ([email protected])

Women's Open Play: Wednesday, 8:30 a.m., Carol Henningsen ([email protected])

What's the difference in Women's Open play on Wednesday and the Women's Monday play?? The Ladies Monday play is structured from month to month. Carol knows who is planning to show up and creates a schedule for each Monday for the whole month. The Women's Open play is unstructured as players just show up and court assignments and partners are figured out on the spot.

New HP Residents: You are always invited to come out and join the open play. Even if you are rusty, open play is for everyone and is a good time and good exercise. Membership to HP Tennis Association is only $10.00 for the year. Contact Veronica(Ronnie) Boxx ([email protected]) or President Christine John ([email protected]) if you want to join and play and meet some of the friendly men and women that play tennis. You are also welcome to sub on the leagues as we never have enough subs! One other thing, membership gives you the opportunity to practice using the ball machine which has recently been repaired. The ball machine is locked in the storage area by the restrooms at the courts. You have to complete instruction on using the ball machine and Joe Gorecki is the contact to set this up. Get started today!

Have a great summer filled with tennis!! Whether on the courts or watching the pros on TV, there is lots of tennis taking place. See you on the courts!!!!

a positive impact on cardiovascular health. Even very fit, 20 year-old says: “I get a great cardio workout in the pool … just the same as on land!” –

6. Build better balance: Water supports weak muscles and helps minimize the fear of falling. It provides confidence as the body is constantly challenged to stabilize against the continuously moving water. Try rhythmical moves to improve balance. For example, trying jogging; Right Foot, Left Foot, Right Foot – HOLD (on right). Then, Left Foot, Right Foot, Left Foot – HOLD (on left). Repeat several times.

7. Stay cool: What better way to burn hundreds of calories than staying cool while you work! Since water is cooler than your body temp, the heat flows away from your body and results in feeling as if you are never “breaking a sweat. “Water is so refreshing! I love being able to exercise outside.”

Most importantly keep moving.

80+ SUPER SENIORSCome socialize and meet new friends to reminisce old times at the Clubhouse on Friday, August 12th at 12:00 p.m. for lunch. If interested please call Loretta Fulda at 727-697-2060 or Stephanie Nunziante at 727-860-4142.

WHO’S YOUR DADDY?The new HP Genealogy Club now has a monthly meeting schedule for 2016! All interested residents are welcome to attend

any meeting! We are made up of beginner and experienced researchers and our mission is

to help each other create a personal family tree. Genealogy always begins with the most senior, living generation and their memories and stories. Guess what? We're it!!!

So, we are doing this for our descendants. If you have ever wanted to explore your roots, or simply want to find evidence of a favorite family story, please join us! All dates are in the Magnolia room from 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Saturday, August 6

Saturday, September 10

Saturday, October 8

Saturday, November 12

Saturday, December 3

For more information, contact Sherry Churchill at 697-3788 or Bill Stoehs at 861-3724.

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The Library has received many new donations in the past several weeks. Many residents have obviously been reading and cleaning off book shelves! There have also been a few residents who have asked about donating collections of books. While the offers are appreciated, we cannot take large collections and have suggested the residents contact a Veteran's organization or another charity. Our shelves are very full and we are constantly trying to eliminate duplicates and items that seem to never draw any interest.

Remember fiction books are on the right-hand side of the Library and non-fiction books are on the left-hand side of the Library. Please place returns and donations on the cart at the far side of the Library.

First a note of apology to all for the "senior moment" this writer had for the June Bunco games. For future info on when we have our games, it is usually played on the last Thursday or each month except when certain holidays fall on the last Thursday and then Bunco is played the Thursday on the week before. TAKE NOTE: AUGUST'S BUNCO GAME WILL BE PLAYED ON THE THIRD THURSDAY, AUG. 18! We will be meeting in the Magnolia Room and will start promptly at 6:30 pm. We only have space for 36 people so be sure to be early and bring the appropriate envelopes to play. If you have any questions, please call Marcia Gerber at 819-1662 or Betty Plante at 863-8462.

LIBRARY NEWS

BUNCO NEWS

DRAMA CLUB

THEATER CLUB

By Deborah Layne

HP Drama Club PresentsSCROOGE MAKES UP!

Are you ready for some hilarious holiday entertainment with a bit of irreverent humor? Scrooge Makes Up! by Sheri Flannery-

With so many on vacation for July, we have limited our shows for the month. We start the Show Place dinner show season with "My Way, A musical tribute to Frank Sinatra" on Saturday, August 13th. Price is still $42.50 for show, dinner and taxes. Gratuities are extra. Two dynamic couples take the audience from the 1940s swing era to the Las Vegas Rat Pack days. All your favorite Sinatra songs await. Sign up in the theatre book ASAP. Too many shows on the schedule to list. Please check the theatre book regularly. For Show Palace: Full payment is due when booked as least 30 days prior to the date of the show.

For Straz: $25 deposit on each ticket ordered. Same for Ruth Eckerd Hall.

The big sell out for HP residents will be the 75 tickets ordered for "109 Years of Broadway" on Monday, February 13th at REH. We are doing the lunch package again and will announce the full price in the next newsletter. It probably will be about $34 each.

Call me with any shows you are interested in. Volunteers always needed and appreciated for telephone calls, ticket delivery etc. Keep cool during the summer. Marcia Gerber 819-1662.

Beginners Are Welcome!FREE LESSONS

Friendly / Fun Atmosphere.

NEW POKERPLAYERS WANTED!

HI-LOW Games

ATTENTION!

Call Al Sacher – 862-0123 Or Tom Lumea – 869-6483

Verrilli fills the bill! It's a wonderful play based on Charles Dickens' 1843 novella, A Christmas Carol – with a more modern twist. Here's the scoop. . .

Bitter Ebenezer runs Scrooge and Marley Cosmetics without the help of his business partner Marley, who had tragically died from a reaction to their new anti-aging cream. (Their makeup also disfigured Tiny Kim so badly she now wears a paper bag over her head!) The only thing Scrooge likes about Christmas is that he makes a small fortune selling cheaply made, but expensively priced cosmetics. When Marley's ghost appears, she reveals that she's doomed to wander for eternity chaining together Mall-Mart carts. It seems the “Big Guy” gets a 75% discount at Mall-Mart in exchange for free ghostly labor! Worse, she reveals that Scrooge's name has suddenly appeared on a Coshko smock! Can Scrooge avert a similar fate? Three loony ghostly visits follow, with zany characters determined to change Scrooge's outlook on life before its too late.

Janette Pauley is producing this play, and you'll see a number of familiar faces as well as some new actors. We're all looking forward to it, and we're hoping you'll join us for one of the shows over the Thanksgiving weekend. We have an evening show on Friday, November 25th and Saturday, November 26th, from 7:30 to 10:00, as well as a matinee on Sunday, November 27th, from 2:00 to 4:00. We'll keep you posted, but in the meantime, mark your calendars!


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We are unable to accept donations of magazines, puzzles, catalogs, games and books of limited appeal. Contact Mary Lou Ballmann (727-236-7599) or Susan Bell (727-868-4261) if you have any questions.

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RED HAT SOPHISTICATESAll Are Welcome to Attend Our Trips

August 11 Starlite Luncheon Cruise $85.00

August 25 Hard Rock Casino Morning departure

Sept. 15 Red Hat Meeting (Hostess Jean)

Sept. 22 Nine night Canada and New England Cruise from Cape Liberty on Anthem of the Seas. $1263.00+Air.

Sept. 22-24 3 Day/2 Night Pensacola trip $249.00/$349.00

Sept. 22 Hard Rock Casino Morning departure

Oct. 19-21 3 Day/2 Night St. Augustine $249.00/$349.00

Oct. 20 Red Hat Meeting (Annette Hostess)

Oct. 22 Mt. Dora Craft Festival & Lunch at Mission Inn German Bakery $65.00

Nov. 7 New Tampa Outlets $30.00

Nov. 17 Red Hat Meeting (Diane B. Hostess)

Dec. 1 Ice at Gaylord Palms Orlando with Lunch $95.00. This year’s theme is Charley Brown.

Dec. 9 Singing Xmas Tree at First Baptist Church in Orlando with Dinner $95.00.

2017

Jan. 8, 2017 7 Night Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Oasis of the Seas from Port Canaveral. Inside Cabin $984.00 O.V. On Request Boardwalk Balcony $1197.00 O.V. Balcony $1285.00 Includes port and government charges.

Jan. 13 10 Night Southern Caribbean Cruise on RCCL Serenade of the Seas from Fort Lauderdale with two days at sea, Tortola (BVI), St. Kitts & Nevis, Roseau (Dominica), St. Johns Antigua), Philipsburg (St. Maarten), 2 days at sea. Inside Cabin Cat. N $744.57 + $25.00 OBC. Ocean View Cat. I $904.57 + $25.00 OBC. Balcony Cat.E2 $1424.57 + $25.00O BC. Junior Suite $5551.00 for 2 + $300.00 OBC. These special prices are per person and INCLUDES all Port and Government charges. Get your DEPOSIT in ASAP so you won't be disappointed when the price increases or there are no more cabins left. DEPOSIT will be refunded should you cancel BEFORE final payment.

Jan. 14 7 Night Western Caribbean Cruise on RCCL Rhapsody from Tampa, at sea, Roatan, Belize City, Costa Maya, Cozumel, at sea and back to Tampa. Inside Cabin $1579.82, Ocean View

$1771.82, Balcony $2634.82, Jr. Suite $3051.82. All cabins with the exception of INSIDE will receive an OBC of $190.00. Deposit of $250.00 pp at time of making your reservation. These prices are for two people and include ALL taxes and port charges.

April 17 14 Night Transatlantic Cruise from Tampa to Barcelona on board the Brilliance of the Seas Ports of call Tampa, Cruising, San Juan, Cruising, Ponta Delgada, Cruising, Malaga, Ibiza and Barcelona. $50.00 OBC. Ocean view Cabin $752.00 Standard Balcony $1177.00. Deposit of $450.00 pp. Air Fare is extra.

May 1 12 night Mediterranean Cruise from Barcelona on RCCL Brilliance of the Seas from Barcelona, Nice (France), Florence/Pisa (Italy), Amalfi Coast (Italy), cruising, 2 days in Venice (Italy), Bologna (Italy), Kotor (Montenegro), cruising and back to Barcelona. This is a continuation of the 14 night Transatlantic cruise if you want to do a back to back cruise. $50.00 OBC Inside cabin $1440.00. Ocean view $1480.00 Balcony $1840.00 $450.00 Deposit pp Round trip air fare is extra.

2018

Jan. 3, 2018 Eleven night Eastern Caribbean Cruise on MSC Divina from Miami, Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, two days at sea, St. Johns (Antigua & Barbuda), Bridgetown (Barbados), St. George (Grenada), Basseterre (St. Kitts & Nevis), Road Town (Bri. Virgin Islands), at sea, Nassau (Bahamas), back to Miami. Inside Bella Cabin $709.00 Outside Bella $969.00 Balcony Bella $1349.00 Balcony Fantastica $1439.00 Balcony Aurea $2649.00 3rd/4th Kids (12-17) $409.00 Government Fees are an additional $157.45 Reserve your cabin with a $200.00 deposit per person by June 15th to receive a shipboard credit (amt. based on cabin category booked).

March 8 20 Night Transatlantic cruise on MSC Divina Miami to Genoa & Everywhere in-between 20 nights, 9 different views & 1 unforgettable experience leave from Miami, 2 days at sea, New York over night, 4 hour city tour of New York, at sea, Bermuda over night, 4 days at sea, Ponta Delgada (Portugal) overnight, at sea, Lisbon (Portugal) over night, 4 hour city tour of Lisbon, Malaga (Spain), 4 hour city tour of Malaga, Valencia (Spain), Marseilles (France) and on to Genoa. Bella Cabins In. $1528.00 OV $1998.00 Bal. $2328.00, Fantastica Cabins In. $1728.00 OV $2128.00 Bal. $2568.00 the above prices INCLUDE ALL port & government taxes and the city tours, Unlimited house brand wines (selection of 2 white, 2 red & 1 Rose) mineral water, draught beer and soft drinks DURING lunch & dinner in the Main restaurants & 30% off


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all laundry service. Plus kids 11 and under sail FREE. Air fare not included (still to early to get prices) checking on Hotel package for a 2 or 3 day stay in Genoa. THIS IS TRULY A ONCE IN A LIFETIME TRIP. CALL ASAP TO MAKE YOUR DEPOSIT ON YOUR CABIN. Final payment due December 2017. We will be getting a motor coach to take us to Miami, once we have minimum of 20 people the coach will pick us up at the Clubhouse.

Prices, Times, Dates and Itineraries are subject to change. Call now to reserve your space on any of these great trips BOOK ANY OF THESE GREAT BUS TRIPS BY JULY 1st AND GET A SPECIAL DISCOUNT.

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Call Jean DeMoura at 727-863-8699 or 617-699-0736.

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MARY GIELLASUMMER FOOD DONATION

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The Principal George at Mary Giella asked me if we could collect food for the children for the summer. He has asked the county for a van to pick up food from our community; he will come once a week with Patti and get the food to some very needy children. We had to stop as the roof and ceilings at the school are being replaced and we couldn't store the food safely. So he was concerned that these children would be hungry. So with the van he can pick up the food and get it to the children. With this being said I hope we can collect enough for the summer. I have asked for the barrel to be put in the lobby on June 9th, so the first pick up of food was June 16th. Please put any non-perishable food into the barrel. Any donation big or small will help these hungry children so much. Any questions you can call Wes or myself at 727-869-9642. Thank you so much.

Penny Norton

We have had three softball practices (July 1st, July 8th and July 15th) since we submitted our last softball article for the July newsletter. All practices were held as scheduled since there were no cancellations due to weather related issues; however, as expected for July, it was hot and humid for each of these practices. We made sure everyone kept well hydrated and had extra waters on hand for those players that may have forgotten theirs. Of the four fields at Memorial Field, the field we play on was always raked and the pitcher protection screen installed at every practice. Our thanks go out to the Pasco county workers who keep the fields very well maintained.

The following players were at one or more of our three practices held in July: Mike Engel, Bob Gardella, Al Grosso, Allen Havekotte (new player), C.B. King, Ric Lane, Al Lang, Ron Krow, Paul Katzenback, Jeff Mariano, Kevin McCrystal, Frank Staar (new player), Jimmy Pulver, John Szucs (new player) and Chuck Winzer.

HERITAGES PINES SOFTBALL

Our most well attended practice was on July 8th; wherein, we had 10 players participating. Each player had two batting sessions per practice of 30 hits per session or 70 hits per practice. Some of the players cut off their second hitting session if they became too tired in the heat.

Any resident of Heritage Pines is welcome to join us for some fun and healthy exercise with your friends and neighbors. We are always looking for new players; so, if you are interested, just show up at Memorial Field on New York Avenue(which is the second left off Little Road) at 9:30 a.m. on Fridays.

Al Grosso – Softball Manager

Jeff Mariano – Softball Coordinator

COWBOY ROBICS LINE DANCINGWhere can you go to get a great work-out, learn a new dance and then have lunch??? Answer: Our very own PAC room. When you see these ladies and gentlemen having so much fun, doesn't it make you want to join in? There is a line dancing class going on every Thursday morning from 10:30 until 11:30 a.m.

The Instructor is Phyllis Poirtier, she has been teaching dance for over 26 years. Each week we have learned a new dance. We also review the dances from previous weeks. Phyllis makes it so easy to learn and to fit in, no matter whether you are a seasoned dancer or a beginner. This is a fun exercise that will get you to ready to participate in all the Heritage Pines dances.

Both men and women welcome. The cost is only $5.00. No reservation needed. Just show up and join in the fun. Bring your friends. There are several of the students that stay for lunch after the class. Make sure to put the date on your calendar. We look forward to seeing you there.

Tai Chi Beginner Thursday at 8:30 a.m. in PAC

Qigong & Tai Chi Combination –Thursday at 8:15 a.m. in PAC

By Rich Cunha, 857-3044, [email protected]

Tai Chi Helps Your Brain Grow

The University of South Florida recently completed a study in conjunction with Fudan University in Shanghai that was published in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease. This study

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compared seniors without dementia who practiced tai chi to similar groups that had stimulating discussions, walking, and no intervention for eight months. The results? The tai chi group showed brain growth of ½ of 1% over eight months, measured through MRIs. “Tai chi can be gentle, but it requires concentration to master and move correctly through the precise sequence of poses. That mind-body involvement could be what makes it effective for brain health, researchers theorized.”

In my classes, I'll often see new students getting frustrated with their balance and becoming confused learning so many seemingly complicated Tai Chi moves.

Two things should be kept in mind:

1) When you do Tai Chi, don't say “I'm going to do a Tai Chi WORKOUT,” say, “I'm going to PLAY Tai Chi.”

2) The Alzheimer's study that just came out showed that Tai Chi increases brain size, and it is this, sometimes frustrating complexity, that creates chaos in your head - that is what you feel when you sprout new neurons.

So that “chaos” and “disorientation” we feel trying to learn where to put our left foot, right foot, left hand, right hand, and breathe and loosen, and align our posture, etc. … that feeling of chaos is actually new neurons sprouting … it's not a bad thing, but a very good thing to feel.

If you stick with Tai Chi you will get it! If your head tells you “I'm too clumsy to do this, I don't deserve to do this, only people who are good at Tai Chi should be in the class”; then you might drop out, and you won't enjoy the lifelong benefits of Tai Chi. Tai Chi will untangle the head and the heart as it does the body if we keep an attitude of “playing” Tai Chi.

We welcome all new students to the beginner class on Tuesday and the Qigong & Tai Chi combination class on Thursday morning.

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The Heritage Pines Sportsman's Club meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month in the Magnolia Room at 11:00 am. This meeting usually lasts about an hour. Afterward, many enjoy lunch together in the Clubhouse. This month's meeting is scheduled for August 11th.

Club activities include: bocce, pistol and rifle target shooting, clay target shooting, horseshoes, fresh and salt water fishing, biking, canoeing and kayaking. Everyone with an interest in these and other related activities is welcome to join us.

On Wednesday mornings, in alternating two week intervals, those who shoot trap, skeet, five stand and crazy quail form groups and carpool to either the Silver Dollar Shooters Club in Odessa or to Robinson Ranch in Dunnellon for some friendly competition with the All American Trap and Skeet Club of Timber Pines. Of course, after shooting, we have lunch together at one of the good local restaurants.

Car pools usually leave the community around 8:30 a.m. Silver Dollar and Robinson each offer traditional trap, and skeet shooting as well as other shotgun games like crazy quail, and

five stand which are also a lot of fun to shoot. All skill levels are welcome to join in the fun and friendly competition with the All American Trap & Skeet Club of Timber Pines.

Should you need help in arranging transportation for the Wednesday morning excursions to Robinson Ranch or Silver Dollar, call Mike Milkowski at 516-857-2229.

Rifle & pistol target shooters shoot at The Phoenix Gun Club on Wednesday or Friday mornings. Check out the Phoenix website for their range schedule.

Paddling outings are coordinated by Howard Stringer. Biking adventures are presently being arranged by Pat Lanphier If you would like to join in or have suggestions and ideas for other outings and adventure, give Howard and/or Pat a call. Howard can be reached at 727-819-8059 and Pat at 352-686-6598

SPORTSMAN’S CLUB

ANGELS IN THE PINES ANDTHE TOYMAKERS

BRIDGE GROUPS

Once again we would like to thank our generous supporters who gave and keep giving donations to the Angels and ToyMakers of Heritage Pines "in Kathleen Hendrickson's Memory." These donations help us continue her work....donating hats, scarfs, gloves and wooden toys to the young school children of Pasco County and other groups in need. A tree will be planted in the fall in Memory of Kathy....location to be determined.

Both the Angels and ToyMakers welcome anyone who would like to join our groups. We welcome all knitters, crocheters and loomers plus anyone interested in helping with the wonderful toys. We usually donate in excess of 1,000 hat sets and toys.

The Angels meet in the Craft Room every Sunday from 1 p.m. until 3:30 p.m. We can teach anyone to knit, loom or crochet. Meet your neighbors and have fun while making a hat or scarf. For more information call Geri Brousseau at 727-861-2224. Also we welcome donations of yarn and fleece.

The ToyMakers meet every Monday from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. in the Craft Room and on Thursday evenings from 6 p.m. until 8:30 p.m.

For more information call Phyllis Matheson at 727-861-5546 or Vicki Hoffman at 727-378-6800.

There are several opportunities to play bridge every week at Heritage Pines. The various bridge groups and their times of play are listed below. You are welcome to join as many groups as you desire. If you have a question about the groups, please call Judy Kortier at 819-2008.


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Duplicate Bridge

Duplicate bridge is played on Wednesday afternoons at 12:30 p.m. in the Magnolia Room. For more information or to participate, please contact one of the Wednesday duplicate bridge coordinators: Joy Stefany at 868-8521 or Royann Doak at 863-6652.

H.P. Partnership Bridge Club

On Tuesday evenings, the partnership bridge club meets at 6:00 p.m. in the Craft Room. Members play with the same partner for the entire evening. Rounds of six or eight hands are played. Please call Sheila MacLeod at 255-1524 to sign-up with your partner.

Party Bridge

Party bridge is played every week at the following times:

Monday evening, 6:00 p.m. in the Craft Room

Wednesday afternoon, 12:30 p.m. in the Magnolia Room

To participate, please contact the appropriate coordinator:

Monday evening: Cecelia McDonnell, 868-0838

Wednesday afternoon:Sandy Brehm, 697-2267

ACBL Games

American Contract Bridge League games to earn masterpoints are available to Heritage Pines residents at the Nature Coast Bridge Club in Spring Hill. Fee based lessons from beginner to advanced skill levels are also available. For more information, please call Judy Kortier at 819-2008.

BRIDGE GROUPS cont’d

By Ben Bell, President

This past July 5th, we celebrated the birthday of our eldest athlete living in Heritage Pines.

Retired Navy Chief Roy Berg is 95 years young, and after five weeks into league play, he is in first place of the 8-ball singles league. Keep shooting chief!

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Paleo Park Elliott Site 8PA596 was formally celebrated by the community on Wednesday, July 13. More than 90 residents gathered to enjoy the festivities that included a ribbon cutting outside the park followed by a luncheon in the PAC Room. The guest speaker was our own Pasco County Commissioner Jack Mariano who addressed the residents. The Commissioner praised the work and dedication of Herb and Paula Elliott along with that of numerous staff and residents in the community.

The site was originally named “Paleo Park” on September 24, 2011 in recognition of Paleo-Indian artifacts discovered by Herb and Paula which dated back some 12,000 years. More than 3500 artifacts were cataloged, photographed and eventually donated to the Florida Department of Historic Preservation in Tallahassee. The site has been recognized as one of the top five most significant archeological sites in the State of Florida.

Randy Doolittle spoke on behalf of the Board of Directors and presented Herb and Paula with a commemorative plaque in “appreciation for the many years of dedication, contributions and preservation” of the park. Carla Becker put together a wonderful video presentation of the park which the residents thoroughly enjoyed. It will be available on the website.

Meg Amelia, Chair of Common Grounds spoke about the need to continue to support the efforts of the Environmental Committee in recycling since this is how many of the needs in the park are financially met throughout the year. The Common Grounds Committee including Sara Brundage, Dolores Houskeeper, Alice Peters, Karen Rumptz, Terry Tagliaferro,Deb Tribbey, hosted the event. Tampa Bay Times covered the story.

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The village attic is maintained by residents within our community. Your neighbor's store items to lend when company comes into town. The list can be found on the Heritage Pines website under social, as well as in the binder kept at the front desk. Please contact the person on the list and make the necessary arrangements. Any questions, please contact Betty Plante 863-8462 or Marcia Gerber 819-1662.

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always on our minds, and forever in our hearts.” ~ Unknown Author

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We have taken a summer break from our monthly “Mix and Mingle” for August. We resume on September 16th in either the Magnolia or Pac Room. We are also going to have an outdoor picnic at Torrey Pines Court Cul-de-sac Saturday, October 22nd….Details to follow. Mark your calendar! Have a great summer!

Majestic Pines residents and friends gathered together to celebrate Independence Day and sing "God Bless America".

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