Heritage Pines January 2015 newsletter

JANUARY 2015

T H E P I N E S

IN THIS ISSUE...Thank You’s .............................Pg. 6

Veterans Day ...........................Pg. 7

Garage Sale Info .....................Pg. 8

Health Expo .............................Pg. 9

AARP Class...............................Pg. 9

Notes From The Lifestyle Committee .............................Pg. 13

Meetings For The Month........Pg. 15

Village Recycling Tournament ...........................Pg. 18

Movies In January .................Pg. 21

Fireside Entertainment ..........Pg. 23

Upcoming Events ............Pgs. 24-32

2015 Can-Am Golf Tournament ...........................Pg. 34

Bingo is Back!........................Pg. 39

Classifieds ..............................Pg. 49

January Jumble...................Pg. 55

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Hudson, FL 34667 (727) 861-7784

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Sheriff: Non Emergency...............844-7711

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

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

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

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

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2015 Can-Am Tournament .34

AARP Driving Class ..............9

All You Can Eat Buffets ......22

Angels in the Pines andThe Toymakers ...................35

Ask The Techie ...................42

Banquets and Catering .......10

Bee Gees Tribute Show ......28

Bingo..................................39

Book Club .................39 & 42

Bridge Groups ....................42

Bunco.................................38

Calendar....................40 & 41

Cancellations for January ...35

Cat Sitters ..................37 & 38

CERT.........................14 & 15

Classifieds...........................49

Committee Meetings ...........15

Committee Roster...............16

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

Democratic Club.................39

Digital Photo ManagementClass ..........................42 & 43

Drama Club...............43 & 44

Dress Code .........................20

Elton John..........................32

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

Environmental IssuesCommittee..........................14

Fireside at Heritage Pines....19

Friendly Feud......................24

From the Board of Directors...5

From the Club Manager........5

Garage Sale Notice...............8

Golf Course Superintendent.12

Golf Shop Hours ofOperation ...........................33

Guide For Survivors............14

Health Expo .........................9

Hearing Clinic.......................9

Heritage Pines Niners.33 & 34

Heritage Pines Softball........43

Heritage Pines Farmer’s Market..................10

Heritage Recycling Program.17

Importance of Voting ..........14

In Case You Missed It.30 & 31

In Memoriam......................49

January Jumble..................55

Juliet’s Cruise .....................36

Karaoke Night ....................23

Ladies’ Golf Association .....34

Library News ......................38

Lifestyle Committee Auction 13

Mah Jongg Club .................39

Men’s Golf Association.........33

Missing From Event Calendar.9

Monday Ladies’ Bible Study .47

Movie Night........................21

Musical Jeopardy................25

Notes From Lifestyle Committee..........................13

Open Interest Art ................48

Pickle Ball ...........................47

Pines Glen Village...............49

Prime Rib Thursdays ..........19

Raising Hands, Raising Hope......................26

Redhead Express ................27

R.O.M.E.O. Club........35 & 36

R.O.M.E.O.’s Turkey Trot ....37

Ronald Reagan RepublicanClub of H.P. .......................46Safety and Security...............6

Shalom Chavurah Jewish Prayer ......................48

Sons of Italy ........................48

Sportsman’s Club ................46

Spring Fling ........................29

Stevie Wonder Tribute ........29

Sudoku Puzzles ..........56 & 60

Super Bowl Sundae X ........45

Super Seniors 80+ .............38

Tai Chi Class.......................47

Tennis Association ..............38

Thank You’s..........................6

The Beat.............................44

Theater News.............46 & 47

Trivia Night ................24 & 25

Tuesday Ladies’ Bible Study 48

Tuesday Night Dinnerand Dancing .......................23

Valentine’s Day Event.........27

Variety Show ......................28

Veteran’s Day Thank You’s ...7

Village Attic.........................48

Village Recycling Tournament ........................18

Welcome New Residents!....12

Will Call Ticket Procedure ...22

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

MAIN CLUBHOUSE HOURS OF OPERATION

Sunday 10:00 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. 7:00 p.m.

Tuesday 9:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m.



Friday 9:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.


CLOSED ALL DAY

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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 10:00 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.

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SWIMMING POOL HOURS OF OPERATION

Sunday 10:00 p.m.

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

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



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2015 promises to be an exciting year here at Heritage Pines.

John Burns will be leading our Turf M a n a g e m e n t D e p a r t m e n t responsible for maintaining the entire community, the golf course,

common areas and the CDD designated areas. The staff will be wearing new yellow shirts and green sweatshirts for those chilly mornings. Most of the staff has stayed with us so you will still see familiar faces you have come to know in the TMD.

Chuck Gaffka is excited to be leading our new Heritage Pines Community Association - Services and Support Department. Being “part of the family” is exciting for this team and they are looking forward to continuing their excellent service and searching for more ways to assist our residents.

Mark Stanish is busy planning an exciting Spring season of special events and entertainment for the community. Watch the Pines newsletter and all of his special emails for these events so you can get your tickets for the shows you want to see. Mark and the Lifestyle Committee are also bringing back the New Homeowners Social on January

th10 . We look forward to officially welcoming the new residents and make sure they are aware of all the activities that go on in this wonderful community.

Chef Paul will unveil a new menu in January featuring the favorite selections you have requested as well as including Healthy indicators for those on special diets. To borrow a slogan we want to make sure that you “have it your way.” We will be adding a $5.00 quick lunch menu as well.

Marcia Merle continues to keep the Association's books and accounting in good order. With Oasis coming on board to administer our HR and payroll needs, Marcia will be able to breath a little easier and concentrate on accounting. She has been unbelievable over the past several months handling all these areas and we commend and thank her for all her efforts. If there is glue holding an operation together it's called Marcia!

In closing this month's letter, I want to encourage every resident to look at the ballot when you receive it in the coming weeks. The amendments and by laws are what makes Heritage Pines the special place that it is. We ask that you read these amendment and by laws changes and corrections, make your vote and return the ballot so we can continue to help this community grow.

My wishes and hopes for you all is a happy, healthy and prosperous new year!

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By Randy Doolittle, HPCA Board President

The Board has had a productive year. We have appointed a new General Manager, Mr. Chuck Eade in July and have insourced our turf management and common

grounds maintenance as well as insourced our Front Gate management, both to commence January 1, 2015 As a result, our employee numbers will double and Oasis, our newly signed Personnel Employment Organization is fully engaged to help shape all employee programs and benefits into one cohesive manual.

The CDD reclaimed water project is to commence in May or June of next year and Pasco County authorities are responsible for all scheduling, delays or otherwise. Pasco County representatives will be giving an overview of the project to HPCA residents on January 13th (Tuesday) at 10 am till noon in the PAC room. The HPCA Road Project will commence this year as well but the main roads will not be resurfaced until the CDD reclaimed project is completed.

The ad hoc committee looking into the Clubhouse expansion as well as funding options is in full speed. An open Workshop is planned and all residents will be invited once the Committee has their findings prepared. The Board has approved the 2015 Budget…always a big task.

The Board has appointed Mr. Tom Landers to the Board to fill the vacant seat left by Mr. Ron Warren. The appointment of Mr. Landers will end at the election of 2016. Mr. Bob Ferris has been appointed as Treasurer for the balance of this year.

The HPCA Board election for 2015 has four open seats. A sign up sheet was put out and two Board incumbents (Randy Doolittle and Jim Kelley) signed up for reelection. No other residents signed up. This left two seats open. Nominations from the floor took place December 17, 2014. Ted Johnson and Robert (Bob) Ferris were nominated and each accepted. There were no additional nominations hence a total of only four residents have signed up for the four seats for the upcoming election. Meaning, there will be no formal election for 2015 and the four candidates that have come forward will be approved via acclimation.

FROM THE BOARDOF DIRECTORS

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SAFETY & SECURITY

THANK YOU FROM THEMARINE CORPS LEAGUE

THANK YOU FROM EVERYONE ATMARY GIELLA SCHOOL

By Captain Chuck

Happy New Year 2015!

The Gate House Staff wishes you a Happy New Year. We are happy to be here at Heritage Pines. Going forward, we will be providing the same services of authorizing admission to our property, patrolling the streets and insuring the enforcement of the rules and regulations of our community. Also with extra hours to improve our services and coverage in the community, we will have only a couple of new staff members. Also the security officers that will be staying here from Universal Protection Security Company are excited and are very grateful to everyone for giving us the opportunity to stay. Thank You! Here is a list of our incidents report for the month of November 2014:

• 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.): (39)

o ( Please check garage doors before going to bed.)

• Sheriff on grounds: (10)

o (Routine Inquiries)

• Fire Trucks &/or Rescue Workers, &/or Ambulances: (27)

• Street lights reported out: (7)

• Vehicles left lights on: (1)

• Dome lights left on in vehicle: (2)

• Golf cart left out with clubs overnight: (1)

• RV blocking gate: (1)

• Resident dispute at back gate: (1)

• Resident fell off scooter - was found unharmed: (1)

When residents fail to volunteer in ample numbers it results in a non election. An Acclimation election gives you zero choice of who will represent you. Please, I ask every resident to rethink what direction you want HPCA to take in the future. The Board is your voice. The election for 2016 will have three open seats. Lets make the 2016 election more representative and allow the democratic spirit to take hold. Please volunteer.

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I want to say a big thanks for all the wonderful people who helped so many children. First a thanks to all the people who have come back to help for the last ten years. Thanks to all the new residents who joined in this year; without all of you I couldn't do for the children in giving the basic clothing that is so needed. The Book club also deserves a big Thank You for giving the children the books for 10 years. I also want to thank Sandy Laliberte, our treasurer who gave $35.00 of her own money to cover the 261 children who will get books this year. I think I broke the Book club’s bank. We have never had so many children. Santa will be very busy this year. Thanks to Sharon Seberle who wrapped all 261 books herself. So many people who are involved in making these very needy children so happy. These children are so thrilled with their new clothing; that in January, when I return to school so many will say to me see my new shoes, see my new shirt, etc. it reminds me of all you behind me making so many smiles on these children's faces. I wish you all could see these happy little faces. I hope you all have a very Blessed New Year. Thanks so much from the bottom of my heart.

Penny Norton

The Marine Corps League would like to extend their gratitude to the Heritage Pines Community for their overwhelming generosity during the Toys For Tots Gift Program. Heritage Pines Community filled our four boxes not just, not twice, not three times, but on four different occasions.

Members of the Marine Corps League join together in camaraderie and fellowship for the purpose of preserving traditions and promoting the interests of the United States Marine Corps, banding together those who are now serving in the United States Marine Corps and those who have been honorably discharged from the service that they may effectively promote the ideals of American freedom and democracy, voluntarily aiding and rendering assistance to all Marines and former Marines and to their widows and orphans; and to perpetuate the history of the United States Marine Corps and by fitting acts to observe the anniversaries of historical occasions of particular interest to the Marines.

The Marine Corps League is a non-profit Veterans Service Organization that supports Marines & their families, veterans, and promotes community involvement. These efforts include but are not limited to programs such as Tots For Tots, Military Order of Devil Dogs, MCLA Auxiliary, Young Marines, Boy Scouts Awards, Scholarships, Color Guards for civic events and Honor Guard memorials for fallen Veterans.

If you are interested in joining the Marine Corps League, please check for your local detachment at www.mclfl.org.

Happy New Year!

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VETERANS DAY THANK YOU'S

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It's time to do a little bit of spring cleaning! Clean out your closets, empty out that spare bedroom, and quit being such a pack rat! We are once again putting together the Heritage Pines Annual Community Garage Sale. This is always a big event for this community, with over 100 homes participating each year.

The cost to participate is $7.50 per home – and our goal is to use 100% of the cost towards advertising and community security. This event is heavily publicized in local media outlets, including newspapers and radio ads, along with a roadside banner, and email blasts to other local communities (when possible). Our goal is to get as much exposure to every home participating that we can. We also hire a Pasco Deputy to patrol our community and ensure the safety of our residents & our property. We also staff additional staff to work to guard gate and patrol the community.

thRegistration Begins On January 28 Registration forms can be obtained from the desk.

thSaturday, March 289:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

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DRIVING CLASS FOR RESIDENTS

The roadways today are becoming more congested and more hazardous, with more and more people trying to get places. It's never too late to learn more about the roadways and improve your driving skills. By taking this class, and completing BOTH dates, you can earn a discount on your auto insurance too!

The class is $15.00 for AARP members (please provide copy of your AARP card with your check), and $20.00 for non-AARP members. Please make your check payable to HPCA. Please sign up at the front desk. These classes will fill-up quickly.

(you must attend both sessions) Magnolia RoomthThursday, February 5 • 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

thFriday, February 6 • 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

thMonday, January 129:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.

Signup sheet located in Clubhouse lobby

Affordable Hearing has been providing this complimentary service to our residents for well over a year 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, (In-home Hearing Evaluations available at no-charge by appointment only).

HEARING & EAR HEALTH CLINICAre you having trouble hearing? Are you overdue for a checkup? Concerned about

the health of your ears?

Wednesday, February 25th

10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.This event will welcome over thirty vendors, of varying practices, many of whom will be providing screenings at their booths. This is a great opportunity for residents to get up to date on the latest trends and procedures, get information on new breakthroughs in technology and science, learn about new prescr ip t ions , and more importantly ask question of the vendors. Everyone who attends has the opportunity to win gift baskets too! This event is free to attend.

MISSING FROM THEEVENT CALENDAR?

Is your club, group, or activity missing from the event calendar located in the center of this newsletter? Is your meeting not listed either? If either of these items pertains to your club/group/activity/meeting, it means that arrangements for 2015 were never made. Please contact Mark Stanish at the Clubhouse or via email at [email protected].

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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 Mark Stanish at the Clubhouse or by email, [email protected].

Heritage Pines

Beasley Farms Is back For 2015 to provide a ndvariety of farm fresh fruits & vegetables the 2

thand 4 Wednesday of each month from 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. in the Clubhouse Parking Lot. Here are the dates for you can expect to see Bealsey Farms at HP:

Please remember to bring cash for this market! Also, these dates are subject to change &/or cancellation due to inclement weather or other farm related issues.

th thJanuary 14 & 28 th thFebruary 11 & 25

th thMarch 11 & 25 th ndApril 8 & 22 th thMay 13 & 27th thJune 10 & 24

th ndJuly 8 & 22 th thAugust 12 & 26

th rdSeptember 9 & 23 th thOctober 14 & 28

th thNovember 11 & 25 th rdDecember 9 & 23

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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

Chuck Eade 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

Terri Delaney Bookkeeper, Accounting Issues, Ext.11 [email protected] Village Matters

Dineen “Dee” Robinson Admin. Assistant, ACC, Ext.14 [email protected], Violations,New Homeowners & Renters Orientation

Michelle Divine Admin. Assistant, Ext.12 [email protected] Control Paperwork,

E-Bulletins & Email Password Issues

Mark Stanish Jr Resident Event & Activities, Ext.18 [email protected]/Catering & Special Events

Manager, Clubhouse Room Scheduling,Ticket Refunds, ALL Newsletter Information,

“Attention Resident Information”

Paul Daubert Executive Chef, Ext.34 [email protected] & Beverage Manager

Fireside Dining Reservations & To Go Orders Ext.35

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

Mark Klitzke Head Golf Professional, Ext.25 [email protected], Chelsea, Golf Issues

Ricky Weber, PGA Director of Instruction (813) 469-8290 [email protected]

John Burns Golf Course Superintendent [email protected]

HP News Please send ALL committee posting [email protected] to the above 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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Happy Holidays from the maintenance department! We are looking forward to working closely with the Board to make 2015 a great year. Just a quick update on some projects scheduled for next month.

• Treating select fairways and the driving range for nematode control to facilitate healthier turf in the spring.

• Sprucing up Landscape beds throughout the facility with new mulch and additional tree and shrub trimming.

• Continued Weed control spraying.

• Replacing the 150 yard markers.

• New Flags and poles on the greens.

In addition we have contacted Ron Garl and Associates to discuss long range course i m p r o v e m e n t s . Enjoy the season and we'll see you on the course!

WELCOME HERITAGEPINES RESIDENTS!

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!

John & Bonnie Slappey,of Grand Pines Village

Edward & Catherine Mazowski,of Linkside Village

George and Kathy Herman, of Country Club Village

Steven & Nancy Reynolds, of Pines Glen Village

Stella Bartl, of Pines Glen Village

Jerry & Barb Welch, of Tall Pines Village

Cindy Reigada, of Pines Glen Village

Richard and Sandy Petty, of Pine Ridge 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.

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•? The Lifestyle Committee will be hosting a special event for new homeowners and renters in HP in 2014. The party, which will be open to the new homeowners as well as committee representatives and members of the Board of Directors, will be held

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on January 10th in the PAC. Cocktails will begin at 5:00 pm and service staff will pass an array of hot hors d'oeuvres during the event. This is your opportunity to meet new residents, generate interest in our committees and roll out the HP welcome mat. Tickets are only $10.00 per person and are on sale at the front desk.

•? Plans are already underway for the auction which will benefit St. Jude's Children's Hospital. The event will be January 30 at 7:30 p.m. in the PAC. Villages have begun collecting for their baskets which will be auctioned off along with a variety of donations from local businesses. There will be both a Silent Auction and a Bidding Auction. Bring your checkbook and go home with one of many fabulous prizes. Tickets are only $7.50 per person. Cocktails and desserts will be available.

•? "Cocktails and Caroling" was a very successful event. Hundreds of people enjoyed a night of caroling under the stars looking at decorated golf carts and village signs. Congratulations are in order for Scenic Pines Village, who came together, and won this year's best decorated village sign (the voting was almost unanimous)

Whoever said that playing the horses just doesn't pay? Night at the Races, combined with the Charity Walk, the Bake Sale and $250 from the Men's Golf Association and $200 from the 18 Hole League has netted $2,690.71 for The Moffitt Cancer Center. A check was presented to a Moffitt Center on December 12.

Paws for the Cause, the very fun event for HP doggies and their owners, brought approximately $180 to K-9's for Warriors. Santa (Wes Norton) held each pet for photo ops. Each pet also received their own little bag of treats generously donated by Alice Peters. The human attendees enjoyed coffee and hot chocolate along with an array of goodies.

The Lifestyle Committee's fundraising Auction to benefit St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital is coming up on

thJanuary 30 . The Village Captains have been very busy collecting money and shopping to create their intriguing gift baskets. Everything from golf bags to baskets filled with various wines and/or liquors will be available to bid on. Please come out and support this terrific cause and have great fun at the same time. Tickets can be purchased

at the front desk. If you have any questions or would like to volunteer

to help with this event please call or e-mail Lynn Aigotti

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LIFESTYLE COMMITTEEAUCTION

A GUIDE FOR SURVIVORS

ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUESCOMMITTEE

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Presented by Heritage Pines Resident, Bill StoehsthMonday, January 26 at 2:00 p.m. in the PAC Room

This very popular, informational program is being presented again as part of the Lifestyle Committee's information seminar series. This program focuses on the importance of being prepared for our own or a family member's passing. Such a time brings great emotional trauma but it can be even more difficult if survivors do not have the information they need. This presentation will help us prepare for the inevitable and will guide survivors through these difficult times. This is strictly an informational program to be presented at no charge to the residents and with no “sales pitch.”

If you would like to attend this event, we request that you sign up at the Front Desk so we know approximately how many people to expect and can make sure we have enough printed materials & handouts.

The many functions of the Environmental Issues Committee

Memorial Brick Program - provides the opportunity for our residents to purchase a brick in memory of a loved one or friend, a special date like your anniversary or just to denote when you came to live in this beautiful community.

You may order a brick by coming to the front desk, filling out a request form, and pay $25.00. As soon as we receive 10 brick orders, we will place an order with the vendor. It takes about 2 weeks to receive the bricks and then they are placed in the walkways of Gazebo Park. All special requests for specific placement will be accepted. If you have a special veteran you would like to honor, we have an area called the Veterans' Walk. Please place your order by January 10.

Hazardous Waste Day – March 27, 2015 is the big day to empty your garage. This is a once a year project the Environmental Issues committee is committed to sponsoring and have the support of the county. Bring all your old paint, lawn chemicals and large batteries. Electronics may also be dropped off, with a small charge of $5 for computers, monitors and small TV's, $10 for TV's over 36”.

Village Recycling Tournament – Are you a

happy recycler?? Do you put your recycling container nd thcurbside every 2 and 4 Wednesday of the month? One of

our goals is to increase recycling throughout our community. We want to know which village in Heritage Pines has the highest rate of homeowners who recycle. To find the answer, we plan to conduct a Village Recycling Tournament early in 2015. Prizes will be awarded.

In order to do this, we need volunteers from those villages that wish to participate. Volunteers will be asked to count and record the number of homes that are putting recycling curbside on recycling days. We will do this for 3 months/6 recycling pick-up dates. No personal information (names, addresses, etc.) will be collected.

If you are interested in volunteering for your village, p l ea se con tac t Sa ra B rundage a t 860 -5502 , [email protected] or Rich Cunha at 857-3044, [email protected].

On Friday, February 27, the Heritage Pines HOA Annual Meeting will take place. At this meeting, items appearing on the ballot will be counted. Among these items, are proposed amendments that require your vote to become effective.

Two of these amendments are to bring our Master Declaration more up to date. They have appeared on previous ballots but failed to obtain the required number of “yes” votes to pass. These items concern trash receptacles and truck (RV, boat) parking and need a 2/3 vote of the entire community of 1406 homes.

Other proposed amendments are to the Association's Bylaws. These are predominately typographical errors or revisions to clarify language usage. These changes require a majority vote of the quorum (meaning members either in physical attendance or voting by proxy).

Also appearing on the ballot will be the question of whether or not to “roll over” surplus funds from 2014 to 2015. This issue is extremely important because of the tax ramifications. A “NO” vote means the surplus would be subjected to taxation and this is not to the Association's benefit.

Please read your ballot carefully and be sure to vote either in person or by proxy. Please remember that if you give your proxy to a friend or neighbor, that person must physically appear at the meeting for your vote to be counted.

IMPORTANCE OF VOTING

CERT(Community Emergency Response Team)

HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INCIDENTIF YOU ARE TOLD TO EVACUATE - You should move to the place/shelter designated by public officials. Listen to your radio and TV for specific instructions.

1. Stay calm. If you already know where to go and what to take (Family Plan), it will help. Quickly gather what you will need, unless you are told to leave immediately.


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2. Turn off heating, cooling, and ventilation systems and lock up.

3. Keep car windows/air vents closed. Do not use the air conditioner until you are out of the evacuation area. Carpool, if possible. Drive safely.

IF YOU ARE TOLD TO STAY INDOORS AND SHELTER-IN-PLACE - Stay inside the facility. This action will be recommended if there is a short release, a small amount of hazardous material in the air, or if time does not permit evacuation before the arrival of a cloud of toxic vapor. Take these steps to protect family:

1. Stay inside until local officials say you can leave safely. This will most likely be for no more than for a few hours.

CERT cont’d Listen to your local radio or TV stations for further instructions.

2. If you have animals, bring them indoors if possible!

3. Close all doors and windows. Seal all gaps under doorways and windows with damp towels and duct tape. Turn off heating, cooling and ventilation systems.

4. If you are told to protect your breathing, cover your nose and mouth with a damp handkerchief or other cloth folded over several times.

NEXT CERT MEETING: THURSDAY, JANUARY 8TH, 2-4 PM IN CRAFT ROOM. INVENTORY OF CURRENT CERT EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES. ALL RESIDENTS ARE WELCOME.

ndFriday, January 2 1:00 p.m. Lifestyle ConferencethTuesday, January 6 10:00 a.m. Architectural Control ConferencethMonday, January 5 10:00 a.m. Elections Nominating Conference

thThursday, January 8 2:00 p.m. CERT ConferencethThursday, January 8 4:00 p.m. Village Council PAC

thFriday, January 9 1:00 p.m. Environmental Issues Sub-Cmte Magnoliath

Friday, January 9 2:00 p.m. Board Policy Conferenceth

Monday, January 12 10:00 a.m. Coffee with the Candidates PACth

Monday, January 12 2:00 p.m. Golf Advisory Magnolia th

Tuesday, January 13 10:00 a.m. CDD & County Water Meeting PACth

Tuesday, January 13 2:00 p.m. Reserve Conferenceth

Thursday, January 15 10:30 a.m. Communications Conferenceth

Friday, January 16 9:30 a.m. Environmental Issues Conferenceth

Monday, January 19 10:00 a.m. Elections Nominating ConferencethMonday, January 19 2:00 p.m. Audit ConferencethTuesday, January 20 7:00 a.m. Long Range Planning MagnoliathTuesday, January 20 9:30 a.m. Finance CraftthTuesday, January 20 10:00 a.m. Architectural Control Conference

thWednesday, January 28 1:30 p.m. Resident Forum & Monthly BOD PAC

COMING UP IN FEBRUARYrdTuesday, February 3 10:00 a.m. Architectural Control Conference

thFriday, February 6 1:00 p.m. Lifestyle Conference

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 Mark Stanish at the clubhouse, or via email at [email protected], to make arrangements.

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COMMITTEE ROSTER FOR 2014-2015

Meg Amelia (Co-Chair)Dolores Houskeeper (Co-Chair)John BolducTim GorskiMichael MillerDee Norton, SecretaryPhyllis Scarfi

Board Liaisons:Randy DoolittleBart Cutshall

st rd1 & 3 Tuesday at 10:00

Linda McCann (Chair)Beth BarnetsonRon Fuller (Co-Chair)Ronny KruschFrancine Raggi-CollinsRuss Stefany Bill Stocking Bill StoehsNeil ThompsonBonnie Walsh

Board Liaisons:Jim Kelley

rd3 Tuesday at 9:30

Pat Liston (Co-Chair)Steve Burch (Co-Chair)Fred BallmannSara BrundageFrancine Raggi-CollinsKaren RumptzMargaret Ryan (part-time seasonal)Jerry Shea

Board Liaisons:Bart CutshallJim KelleyAS NEEDED

Fletch Chambers (Chair)Pat ListonAlice PetersDudley SaundersonGloria Francis

Board Liaison:Bart Cutshall(BOD Member as needed)

Bunny Stumpf (Chair)Ellen CarrenoAnn BrandJack BrandHelen LockwoodLeon Siberman

Maggie Shell (Alternate Member)Gracie Scott (Alternate Member)

Jerry Van Ess (Chair-temp out) Val Page (Chair - Temporary)Sandra Cubi-HarrisWendi HerzmanElaine JacksonMarge WarrenFrancine Raggi Collins

Board Liaison:Donna MootyBob FerrisAS NEEDED

Scott Taveau (Co-Chair)Louis Zone (Co-Chair)Ron Burrows – MGALinda Nelson – LGANancy Suter – NLGAJoy Stefany – HandicapElaine Jackson – SeasonalEdie Godleski – Special Projects

Staff Liaisons:Mark KlitzkeTommy Land2 Monday at 2:00nd

John DelamerJohn PhilieCharles MackRocky ReinholdTom Collins

Staff Liaison:Gary Wind

(Chair)

AS NEEDED

Sara Brundage (Chair)Cherie BurchRich CunhaGail PearsallKaren RumptzLinda RussellAnnette StanutzLauren TraceyPat Welsh

Staff Liaison:Gary WindVaries Each Month

Bonnie Walsh (Co-Chair)Ted Johnson (Co-Chair)Tim DrawbridgeRichard FerrisSteve GrillerTed JohnsonTom NewkirkBill Stoehs

Board Liaisons:Donna MootyBob FerrisAS NEEDED

Howard Dornfeld (Co-Chair)Don Galloway (Co-Chair)Carl AstutoMary JohnsonBob VanHornDee NortonJudy McAnallyBob Bonitch, alternate

Staff Liaison:Chef Paul Daubert

Larry Lampe (Chair)Louis GutfleishArnold KarpVal PageDon PearsallLou Zone

Staff Liaisons:Gary Wind

Board Liaison:Bart CutshallKevin McCrystal

nd rd2 OR 3 Tuesday at 2:00

Rosie Tilton (Co-Chair)Meg AmeliaJanice BenedettiMadelyn DiekmannBob FerrisLee GebhardtRalph PauleyPat Welsh

ANNUALLY (Election Time)

Wendy Herzman (Chair)Lynn Aigotti Mary Lou BallmannMadelyn DiekmannKathy KelleyBarbara SchmittzehSandra HarrisPat DelamerBarbara Warren

Staff Liaison:Mark Stanish

st1 Monday at 10:00

ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL (BOD)

FINANCE (BOD)

LONG RANGE PLANNING (BOD)

AUDIT COMMITTEE (BOD)

FOOD & BEVERAGE (GM)

RESERVE CONTROL (GM)

BINGO (GM) BOARD POLICY &ADMINISTRATION (BOD)

GOLF ADVISORY (GM)

SAFETY COMMITTEE (GM)

Cliff Freund (Co-Chair)Charlie Funda (Co-Chair)Beth BarnetsonNancy BeckwithFletch ChambersKathy KelleyLinda McCannNancy Suter

Board Liaisons:Bart CutshallKevin McCrystalAS NEEDED

COMMUNICATIONS (BOD)

LIFESTYLE (GM)

DISPUTE & RESOLUTION (BOD) ELECTIONS (BOD) ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES (BOD)

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Heritage

YES! 3 All Plastics Numbers

1,2,3,4,5,and 7 3 Glass Containers –

clear, green, brown 3 Steel Cans

3 All Aluminum cans can go in trailer by the HP Golf Cart Barn

Heritage Pines Community proudly participates in the Pasco County Recycling Program. Please remember that

nd thpickups within our community take place on the 2 and 4 Wednesday of each month. Here is some information regarding what we can & cannot recycle, along with the dates you can expect recycling pick up in our community:

Please remember this is a county program and the dates are subject to change.

January 14thJanuary 28thFebruary 11thFebruary 25th

thMarch 11thMarch 25

thApril 8ndApril 22

thMay 13thMay 27thJune 10thJune 24

thJuly 8ndJuly 22

thAugust 12thAugust 26

thSeptember 9rdSeptember 23

thOctober 14thOctober 28

thNovember 11thNovember 25

thDecember 9 rdDecember 23

Sponsored by the Golf Advisory Committee

The Community/Memorial Tree Program provides the opportunity for our 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 during the preceding months. The Community/Memorial Tree Program is headed by Linda O'Leary. Please contact Linda at 819-9207 for pricing information.

A map showing the location of all donated trees is located in the hallway by the Magnolia Room. Also, there is a book at the front desk of the Clubhouse listing 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.

COMMUNITY/MEMORIALTREE PROGRAM

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THE FIRESIDE AT HERITAGE PINESTo make reservations, please contact (727) 861-1677

Welcome to The Fireside at Heritage Pines, our facility is open 7 days a week for lunch & dinner. And we now serve an a la carte Breakfast Menu on Saturdays and Sundays. 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.

Breakfast ServiceWe offer a delicious 30 item breakfast with a variety of breakfast offerings. We also include create your own

omelets and homemade french toast & pancakes

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

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

Lunch & Dinner ServiceWe offer an extensive 50+ item menu with a variety of

offerings. From appetizers, salads, wraps and sandwiches. Our dinner menu is available starting at 4:00 p.m.

Sunday: 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Bar Service & HoursFeeling thirsty? Stop into the Fireside Bar for any beverage you can imagine. We offer a variety of draft and bottled beers, in addition to an extensive wine list offered both by the glass and by the bottle. We also offer a full liquor bar with a variety of tiered selections. (Last call hours are extended during some events).

Sunday 11:00 - 10:00 p.m. Last call at 9:00 p.m.

Monday 11:00 - 10:00 p.m. Last call at 9:00 p.m.

Tuesday 11:00 - 10:00 p.m. Last call at 9:00 p.m.

Wednesday 11:00 - 10:00 p.m. Last call at 9:00 p.m.

Thursday 11:00 - 10:00 p.m. Last call at 9:00 p.m.

Friday 11:00 - 10:00 p.m. Last call at 9:00 p.m.

Saturday 11:00 - 11:00 p.m. Last call at 10:00 p.m.

Join us each and every Thursday for our mouthwatering Prime Rib Night Buffet. For just $15.95 you will enjoy a perfectly seasoned, slow cooked, hand cut prime rib, cooked to your liking, along with starch and vegetable. This meal also includes our house salad bar or a cup of our soup du jour. Reservations can be made by contact 861-1677.

PRIME RIB BUFFET THURSDAYS

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As per the new Rules & 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 & Beverage Areas: Dining Room, Bar, Lobby, and in the Magnolia Room & 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 - 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 - 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 - Sweatshirts and Sweatpants - Bare Feet

WOMEN

- Pants

- Capri Pants - Hats

- Swimwear - Tube Tops - Bare Midriffs - Cut Off Shorts - Bare Feet - Ripped & Torn 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

UPDATED DRESS CODE FOR DINING AREAS

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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. 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 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.

Pushed to the limit after losing her job and discovering her husband's been cheating on her, Tammy agrees to flee town with her alcoholic grandmother. Their destination is Niagara Falls, but the journey offers some unexpected pit stops.

Cast: Melissa McCarthy, Susan Sarandon, Mark Duplass, Dan Aykroyd, Kathy Bates

Genre: Comedy

Thursday, January 1st

2014, PG13

THE FAULT IN OUR STARS

Sunday, January 4th**Resident Request**

2012, PG-13

THE HUNGER GAMES

Sunday, January 11th**Resident Request**

2012, PG-13

THE HUNGER GAMES:CATCHING FIRE

Sunday, January 29th

2014, R

NOVEMBER MAN

Sunday, January 22nd

Thursday, January 8th

2014, R

TAMMY

Teenager Hazel, who has pushed people away since her cancer diagnosis, reluctantly joins a support group, where she bonds with a boy named Gus. Together, they face the challenge of building a relationship under the shadow of terminal illness.

Cast: Shailene Woodley, Ansel Elgort, Nat Wolff, Willem Dafoe

Genre: Romantic Dramas

In a dystopian future ruled by a totalitarian regime, resourceful Katniss and her partner, Peeta, represent their district in the lethal Hunger Games, a televised survival competition in which teenage contestants fight each other to the death.

Cast: Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Woody Harrelson, Elizabeth Banks, Lenny Kravitz, Stanley Tucci, Donald Sutherland

Genre: Action Sci-Fi & Fantasy

After her triumph in the Hunger Games, Katniss Everdeen begins a new life and confronts more danger in this sequel to the post apocalyptic fable. As Katniss travels through the districts on a "Victor's Tour," a rebellion gathers steam around her.

Cast: Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Elizabeth Banks, Woody Harrelson, Lenny Kravitz, Philip Seymour Hoffman

Genre: Action Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Living peacefully in Switzerland after leaving the CIA, Peter Deveraux is none to pleased to be reeled in for a critical covert assignment. Soon, the resurrected spy finds himself caught in a high-stakes struggle between the United States and Russia.

Cast: Pierce Brosnan, Luke Bracey, Olga Kurylenko, Eliza Taylor, Caterina Scorsone

Genre: Action & Adventure

Turning the classic fairy tale "Sleeping Beauty" on its head, this fantasy drama retells the story from the point of view of evil godmother Maleficent. While defending her homeland from invaders, the young Maleficent is dealt a cruel blow by fate.

Cast: Angelina Jolie, Elle Fanning, Sharlto Copley, Sam Riley, Imelda Staunton

Genre: Fantasy

Thursday, January 15th

2014, PG

MALIFICENT

Movie pending due to cancellation of Election Candidate Night. Movie will be announced via email.

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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. - 8:00 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.

ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFETS

thMonday, January 5

$11.95 Greek Night Buffet

including ground beef and béchamel sauce),

Snapper (baked with spinach, feta, & black olives),

Lamb Shanks, Gyros, Vegetable Du Jour,

& chefs choice dessert!

thMonday, January 12

$11.95 Italian NightItalian & Caesar Salad Bar, Garlic Bread,

Pasta Fagioli, Gourmet Pasta Station (choose from two different pastas, three homemade sauces

(alfredo, pesto, marinara) & chefs specialty sauce, chicken, sausage, & a variety of fresh cut vegetables),

Homemade Meatballs, Lasagna, & chefs choice dessert!


$11.95 Viva Mexico! BuffetMexican Salad Bar, Fajita Station with (beef, chicken,

& shrimp – shredded lettuce, shredded cheese, diced

tomato, chopped onions, salsa, sour cream,

guacamole), Chicken Enchiladas, Spanish Rice,

Black Beans, Vegetable Du Jour, Caribbean Tiger

Fish, Chicken Mole, & chefs choice dessert


$11.95 Salad

& Sandwich NightGarden Salad Bar, Two Hearty Homemade Soups,

Reubens, Cubans, & Paninis,

& chefs choice dessert!

Greek Salad Bar, Pastitsio (baked pasta dish

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.

HERITAGE PINES “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 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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Tuesday Night

Dinner & Dancing

Tuesday, January 6 th

The BelAirs


Angelo Rinfino


Fred Campbell


Buddy Vee

Tuesday, February 3 rd

Mike & Lori Hafer

Saturday Is Now...

KARAOKE

NIGHT!

Saturday, January 3rd

Danny Kirwin

Saturday, January 10 th

Daniel Welsch


Gary Coole


Bobbie Stoots

Saturday, January 31st

Rusty V Saturday, February 7 th

Daniel 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:

Saturday Night is about to get a whole lot more fun! After numerous resident requests, we are adding a second night of Fireside entertainment, and extending the hours! 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 11:00 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 & drink service. To reserve a table, contact (727) 861-1677! Here's a look at who we have scheduled:

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Cocktails at 5:00 p.m. Dinner Buffet at 5:30 p.m.Game Starts at 7:00 p.m.

Menu For The Evening Traditional House Salad with

Rolls/Butter will be served to each guest; Buffet To

Include:

$17.50pp -Dinner & Game

$7.50 - Game Only

Tortilla Crusted Chicken (with a refreshing

tequila lime sauce), Snapper Vera Cruz (sautéed with

peppers, onions, & olives), Spanish Rice, & Roasted

Vegetables. Chef’s choice dessert will be served during game, along

with coffee and tea.

thFriday, January 16

On Sale NOW!

Trivia NightEat. Drink. Think.

thFriday, January 9 Cocktails at 5:00 p.m.

Dinner Buffet at 5:30 p.m.Game Starts at 6:30 p.m.

Menu For The Evening

Traditional House Salad with Rolls/Butter will be served to each guest;

Buffet To Include: Sirloin Of Beef (with a mushroom brown gravy),

Snapper Provencal (sautéed with basil, tomatoes, & onions), Caramelized Shallot Mashed Potatoes, & Vegetable Medley.

Chef's choice of hot dessert will be served during the game along with coffee & tea.

Tickets: $17.50pp Dinner & Game

$7.50pp - Game Only

On Sale NOW!

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Friday,thFebruary 13

$17.50pp Dinner & Game

$7.50pp – Game Only

Cocktails at 5:00 p.m.

Dinner Buffet at 5:30 p.m.Game Starts Immediately After!

Menu For The EveningMini Antipasto Salad with Rolls & Butter will be served to each guest. Buffet To Include: Steak Pizzaiola (seasoned beef, slow cooked in a zesty tomato sauce), Fontina & Sage Stuffed Chicken Scaloppini (chicken cutlets rolled and stuffed with fontina cheese & sage, dredged in bread crumbs, and pan sautéed), Homemade Baked Ziti, Italian Blend Vegetable, Dessert platters will be served during the game, along with coffee & tea.

On Sale On Sale

1/12!1/19!

Friday,thFebruary 27

Cocktails at 5:00 p.m.

Dinner Buffet at 5:30 p.m.

Game Starts Immediately After!

Menu For The Evening Traditional House Salad with Rolls & Butter. Buffet To Include: Rosemary Lemon Baked Chicken (drizzled with a lemon cream sauce), Vegetable Stuffed Haddock (stuffed with a combination of peppers, onions, carrots, squash, and celery with panko bread crumbs, baked and laced with a lemon cream sauce), Wild Rice, and Green Beans Almandine. Dessert with be served during the game along with coffee/tea.

$17.50ppDinner & Game

$7.50pp – Game Only

–

MusicalJeopardy!Musical

Jeopardy!

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Join us on Friday, January 30th at 7:30pm, for Charity Auction to benefit St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. St. Jude is unlike any other pediatric treatment and research facility. Discoveries made here have completely changed how the world treats children with cancer and other catastrophic diseases. With research and patient care under one roof, St. Jude is where some of today's most gifted researchers are able to do science more quickly.

There will be wonderful Silent Auction items available as well as an exciting Bidding Auction on dozens of fabulous baskets, prizes, gifts, & giveaways donated by HP Villages and local businesses. All proceeds generated from this event will be donated to the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Cocktails & desserts will be available.

Tickets are $7.50pp

Raising H pe

On Sale NOW!

Peggy Pickering* Computer 911

727-243-6368 [email protected]

The Most Trusted Name in Computer Repair

Setup, Repair, Virus Removal, Lessons, Wireless

Networking, Webcams, iPods, iPads, E-Readers, Cell Phones

*Florida Notary Public (free service for customers)

18800 U.S. 19Hudson, FL 34667

Located on Hwy. U.S. 19 ½ Mi. South of County Line Rd • Hudson

Phone

(727) 863-1798

JOHN SPRECACENERE

Since 1986

Tune-ups • Brakes • Front End RepairsAir Conditioning Service

General Auto Repairs

County Line Garage

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Friday, January 23rd at 5:00pm –

Friday, January 23rd at 7:30pm –

ON SALE!

SOLD OUTCome check out our first ever

Country Music Night featuring The Redhead Express - four sisters with

unbelievable talent – their four voices come together for a show that is

going to knock your boots off! Fresh out of Tennessee, the home of

Country Music, they are visiting Heritage Pines for a ONE NIGHT

ONLY performance! Do not miss this incredible performance – full of great music, family fun, and much more!

Tickets: $18.00pp(inclusive)

On Sale NOW!

A Love AffairOur Valentines Day Black Tie EventOur Valentines Day Black Tie Event

thSaturday, February 14Cocktails at 5:00 p.m.

Dinner Begins at 6:00 p.m.Special Guests & Entertainment

5:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.

First Course: A seafood presentation of Poached Shrimp, Lump Crab, Argentine Royal Red Langostas, Red and White Remoulade sauces, Micro Wedge Salad, & Green Goddess Dressing.

Main Entrée: Beef Short Ribs A La- Bouchee (Braised in veal stock with crimini mushrooms and brunoise of garden vegetables, served with caramelized shallot, parsnip, and potato mash.

Dessert: Fresh Florida Berries in a Grand Marnier Sabayon with Painted Chocolate Quenelles

$25.00pp$25.00ppinclusive

On Sale NOW!

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Showtime at 7:00pm!

Showtime at 7:00pm!The stars are lining up and are preparing

thto take the stage for our 11 Annual

Heritage Pines Variety Show! This event

will feature your own friends & neighbors

as performers, with some “oldies but goodies”

acts but also some incredible new diverse acts!

This is an event so big, that we will now host

it on TWO NIGHTS! This showcase will beset up “cabaret” style, with tables & chairs

so guests can enjoy drink service during the

show! Tickets will be just $7.50pp and will be

on sale in early 2015!

1/9!ON SALE

STAYIN' ALIVE offers to their audiences the songs and sights of a full Bee Gees play list, singing blockbusters such as "Night Fever", "Jive Talkin'", "How Deep Is Your Love", "You Should Be Dancing", "Nights on Broadway", and "Stayin' Alive". In addition, they perform softer poetic ballads such as "I Started a Joke", "Massachusetts", "Fanny Be Tender", "Words", and "To Love Somebody" among other great hits.

thThursday, February 19 &thFriday, February 20

On Sale Now!

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One of the greatest

entertainers and music

legends of all time

is Stevie Wonder.

#1 Billboard

Recording Artist

Gabriel Bello is

bringing Stevie's

timeless music to

Heritage Pines!

thThursday March 26th & Friday, March 27

Showtime at 7:30 p.m.

Tickets: $25.00pp

Tribute Performance With 9-Piece Live BandTribute Performance With 9-Piece Live Band

On Sale 1/23!

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The Pauley's!

Tickets: $7.50ppTickets: $7.50pp

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Kick off the first day of spring with your friends & neighbors as we host our first ever “Spring Fling”. Resident DJ's The Pauley's w i l l p r o v i d e t h e entertainment for an evening full of great music, dancing, special guests, & much more!

On Sale 1/21!

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Photos Courtesy Of Leon Silberman

Scott Patti's & Holidazzle

With the Don Juceam Orchestra

Photos CourtesyOf

Leon Silberman

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Rus Anderson’s Rocket Man Show is the USA's #1 full-time 70's & 80's Elton

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100% live instruments, faster tempos, an ultra-modern laser and LED light

show and various grand pianos! It is an intense, sincere and magical

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Showtime at 7:30pm

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HERITAGE PINES MEN’SGOLF ASSOCIATION

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By the time you get this, the Holidays will be over and the MGA Executive Board hope everything went well for you and your families. We especially hope our travelling members had a safe trouble free trip.

January Games:

7th Individual Quota Points

14th Beat the Pro (1 Best Ball of 2, 50% handicap) pick your partner

21st 2- Man Best Ball (Gross/Net) ABCD

28th Throw out three worst. 1 Par 3, 1 Par 4 and 1 Par 5

The annual Match Play Championship is underway however I can't report anything on it as the finals have not been completed by the time I must submit this article. The final results will be reported in the February newsletter.

Tree of Angels - Thank you MGA members for supporting the tree of angels program again this year! It was a huge success! We provided A Merry Christmas for 85 needy children who otherwise would have gone without. Since its inception 3 years ago our adopt-a-school charity program has provided over 500 back packs full of school supplies; over 3000 pounds of turkey at Thanksgiving; and Christmas for approximately 240 needy children and families in the Shady Hills Elementary School, great job! Thank you for your benevolence!!

Member/Guest - The Member/Guest Committee held its first meeting Wednesday, December 10th. We are gearing up for what we hope to be the best tournament yet. Along with the MGA Exec. Committee, the following are members of the Committee; George Williams, Mike McCann, Mike Walsh, Tim Lichtenberg, Dick Talty, HP General Manager Chuck Eade and our Pro Mark Klitzke. If you have any suggestions on how to make this a better tournament, please give your suggestion(s) to a committee member. The tournament will be held March 19th (practice round), 20th and 21st. We will be limited to 60 teams so start lining up your partner now as it will fill fast. Additional information including sign up dates will be coming out shortly.

We have in the past had our Member Appreciation Luncheon in January but the Board decided to have it on March 4th. This will coincide with our semi-annual Membership meeting and the annual election of officers.

A New Year is about to begin and the Niners are already in full swing with lots of plans and events - January 2015, here we come! Thanks again to our president, Nancy Suter, and vice-president, Barbara Martini for their leadership in helping to organize events of the past year and of course to the various committees. None of it would have been possible without them. And of course we always appreciate our members' energetic and immediate responses in heading up endless groups needed to run an organization such as ours. Way to go Niners!

Our awards program on December 9th brought a full house to the PAC room. After the program and during a delicious lunch, Lillian Stoffo once again entertained us with an amusing musical video of past Niner events - with special mention to Louise Cucinello for her outstanding contribution to our Mary Giella Charity. It's a monumental job and again, something that can't be done alone. Thanks to the full support of fellow Niners and the generosity of several Heritage Pines residents, we were once again able to help over a hundred children who otherwise would have had a pretty bleak Christmas. Skip Scott and Bob Mayer, just to mention two, have made very sizable contributions to our efforts. Contributions come in all sizes - whether it be food, money or time - it's all desperately needed by these kids and we appreciate every bit of it. Maggie Shell has the honor of heading up our charity for next year, which continues to be the Mary Giella Elementary School. She

thhas our blessings and support. On December 18 , the children thanked us in the best possible way, with a visit to Heritage Pines, where they enjoyed a luncheon and we enjoyed a collection of holiday favorites, sung beautifully by the children themselves.


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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HERITAGE PINES NINER’S cont’d HERITAGE PINES LADIES GOLF

2015 CAN-AM GOLF TOURNAMENT

HPLGA Holiday Event - The final HPLGA event for 2014 was the Christmas Luncheon held on December 9. As always, the restaurant staff prepared a delicious lunch for the members. The Pauley's provided the entertainment. Their songs delighted everyone. The holiday party was preceded by an 18 hole scramble.

o 1st Place Margie Fuller, Linda Nelson, Nancy Lang, Betty Plante

o 2nd Place Carol Gallo, Karen Pipes, Christine John, Linda Klepps

o Ties Carol Patterson, Judy Peterson, Aurelia Hughes, Carol Henningsen

o Lorna Payette, Pat Gatzke, Denise McKay, Yoli Weiss

o 5th Place Faye Wehner, Cheryl Lichtenberg, June Bavetta, Sandra Hreczuck

o 6th Place Joan Herr, Chris Krohn, Anne Christiansen, Jean Bettencourt

o Ties Candace Maturi, Elaine Jackson, Cathy Ashton, Daphne Gibbs

o 8th Place Mary Miller, Patty Haseck, Lynn Aigotti, Sally Givens

o Closest to the hole Faye Wehner

Stroke Play Champion - Congratulations to Mary Miller for winning the 2014 HPLGA Stroke Play Championship. Her two day total score was 168.

thOn Sunday, January 18 , our Nine and Dine golfers will play at the Seven Hills Golf Course. They will be joined by residents from Wellington and will dine at a casual buffet and bar in the Seven Hills Clubhouse after golf. Contact Gracie Ellis for further details.

Dues for next year are payable at golf any Tuesday. They remain $22 for an annual membership and need to be paid before purchase of tickets to the Sixth Annual Niners Ball, if you plan to attend. Dues and tickets may be paid with one check.

The Ball, a beautiful formal affair, is a truly “Enchanted Evening” and will be held in the Heritage Pines Country Club on January 24, 2015. Cocktails will be served from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and dinner will be served at 7:00 p.m. Dance the night away with music by “True Passion”. Ball tickets are $30 pp or $60 a couple and we advise you to get them as soon as possible. Upon purchase, select your table and entrée. Email invitations, which include further information, were sent to all

thmembers on December 14 .

Statistics for November 2013 are as follows:

November 11:

Chip-Ins: Betty Tincher #9, Karen McArthur #7, Kathy Robach #9, Daryl Maroulis #5, Joan Gould #6, Nancy Losurdo #10

November 18: Odd Holes Only minus ½ handicap

Flight 1st nd1 Rhonda Gibson 12 2 Paula Routten 14rd3 Barbara Tharp 15 & Faith Scofield 15

2Flight st1 Daryl Maroulis 13, Karen McArthur 13, Nancy Beckwith 13nd2 Rita Anglin 14, Joanne Neil 14, Sally Coppola 14

Flight 3st1 Valerie Hillick, Sharon Logan 15, Christine Lyon 15,

Cathy Klienota 15

Flight 4 Gracie Ellis 14

Schedule of Play and Rules for January 2015 :

January 6: Individual Stroke Play – Low Gross, Low Net Always give a heads-up on cell phone calls. Ideally, turn it off before the round or set it to vibrate !

January 13: Putts Only – Closest to the Pin on #6 and #12 Always make like a librarian and be quiet when your partners are hitting or putting !

January 20: Individual Stroke Play – Low Gross, Low Net A ball that comes to rest in pine needles or wood chips must be played as it lies.

January 27: Florida Scramble (Step Aside) – Pick your foursome. Don't step on another player's line of putt on the green.

And so we head off into another year of the Heritage Pines Niners Ladies Golf Association with a helpful reminder during future golf tournaments - from Nancy - our president: “Remember - mulligans can be used everywhere except the bar.” Happy New Year Everyone!

thThis year's event will be held on Sunday, February 8 with festivities starting at noon, and shotgun start at 1:00 p.m.

th th Tournament sign up will begin on January 12 – February 5 in the Heritage Pines Golf Shop.

• Format: This will be a team game with our Canadians versus the Americans in a 1 Better Ball of 2 game, with the team total deciding the champions. Open to all players with a verifiable golf handicap.

• Cost: $10 entry fee, plus a special tournament price of $20 + tax, if not a prepaid golf member. Entry fee will include a commemorative tee gift, on course contest prizes and award for the best scoring teams.

• Dinner: Optional after play with several special selections from Chef Paul.

Hopefully, you will join us and represent your country in a fun filled event.

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Unfortunately, due to numerous meetings/events taking place this month, the following activities have been changed or cancelled. While every attempt is made to accommodate these activities, unfortunately cancellations do occur. Please check the regular Attention Residents Email Bulletin for more updates...

thWednesday, January 7 Ballroom Dancing CancelledthMonday, January 12 Yoga Cancelled

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this year. We will be happy to give loom lessons and sharing of patterns for our knitters and crocheters is a very common happening.

The Toymakers you can find in the craft room on Mondays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Thursday evenings from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. So stop by after January 15th see what we are all about no skill is required we will train you.

Any questions feel free to call Kathy Hendrickson at 862-2394 for more info.

FYI look to February's newsletter for details of a fun fund raising event in April to help us continue doing this great project for another year.

What a year we had! Our elves were so busy cutting wood in some of the cutest shapes of cars and trucks and animals and the painters and detailers gave them the personalities that took the breath away from so many children.

Our Angels who gave so much with all their time knitting, crocheting and looming hats and scarves and gloves were so happy to hear the yells of delight at the children receiving their gifts; it was so inspiring. These children knew what if felt to be cold since we had an early cold snap this past December.

So with great pride I would like to report that our toymakers completed 1100 toys for our local children here in Pasco County and our Angels also did 1100 hat scarves and gloves set. With the help of the charity knitters from Pasco Library an additional 350 hat sets were done . What a great year it was!

There are so many delighted children feeling warmer, having a new best toy and realizing that people do care about them as we saw from the children of Mary Giella School at the Holiday concert. I don't know who enjoyed it more the residents or children.

A project like this could only happen when so many people are involved working it, supported it with donations and supplies knitting, crocheting and looming, storing our finished products giving their time to make the items, count and wrap and distribute the gifts. It was a great undertaking and special thanks to Compass Storage on County Line Rd for donating us a storage unit for part of the year and our own General manger Chuck Eades for seeing the scope of this project and supporting us fully.

We will be taking a needed rest until January 15th and then we will start all over again. So if you are interested in the Angels in the Pines see us on Sundays in the craft room at 1 p.m. again

ANGELS IN THE PINES andTHE TOYMAKERS


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

RETIRED OLD MEN EATING OUT

The ROMEO Club is one of the most successful and active clubs in Heritage Pines with an enrollment of over 170 members.

ROMEO Board of Directors Planning Committee

• Our last ROMEO board meeting was held on Wednesday, December 17th.

• Our next ROMEO board meeting will be held on Wednesday, January 28th.

ROMEO ACTIVITIES th• December 20 - Annual Holiday Breakfast.

Our December ROMEO breakfast was held on Saturday, December 20th in the PAC room. This was our annual holiday breakfast which was attended by couples and spouses. Friends and ROMEO family members were also in attendance. Another new member (Bruce Rampage) was inducted into the club and provided with a ROMEO hat and shirt. Bruce has recently moved into Heritage Pines and is currently renting and looking to purchase a house here. Our guest speaker for the breakfast was Sandy Medcalf, who is the publisher and editor of the Hernando Star magazine. She is doing a article on our ROMEO Club which will appear in one of her upcoming magazines.

• January 18th, 2015 - A Day at the Tampa Bay Downs Horse Track. The ROMEO Club is running its annual TAMPA

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BAY DOWNS Day at the Track on Sunday, January 18th, for members and their partners. This event was sold out early last year and was a huge success! The fee includes the bus fare, admission, daily racing program, reserved seating and the Downs best buffet including tax and gratuity. The buffet consists of Chef Carved Roast Beef and Turkey Breast at carving stations, Country Style Stuffing, Homestyle Mac n Cheese, Chefs Veggies, Caesar Salad, Fresh Fruit Salad, Eclairs and Cookies, and Fresh Brewed Coffee or Iced Tea. Dining Room Seating is in the fully-enclosed, climate-controlled Clubhouse Turn (on the elevator serviced second floor). Theater seating for track viewing is in the same room and we'll have our own betting window. The poker tables are only a few steps away and the paddock and winners circle are very close by. We only have 7 seats remaining on a bus that seats 47. The bus leaves the Clubhouse at 10:30 a.m. and leaves the track at 4:30 p.m. Tickets are $42.00 per person and are available from Phil Flynn, Buddy Fleet, and Al Sacher. For more info call Phil at 727 378-3884.

• March 8th, 2015 - Annual ROMEO Picnic - Our yearly ROMEO picnic may be held on Sunday, March 8th at the new Heritage Pines covered Pavilion which is located next to our Tennis courts. Our members could have the choice of playing Bocce, Horse Shoes, Tennis, Corn Ball game or they can even hit golf balls on the driving range. Our ROMEO board members will vote on a final location for the picnic at our next meeting.

• March 27th & April 2nd: Spring Training Baseball - We have two (2) trips scheduled to attend major league spring training baseball games at the Bright House Networks stadium in Clearwater as follows:

o Friday March 27th - Yankees vs Phillies at 1:05 p.m. Price is $35 per person

ndo Thursday April 2 - Rays vs Phillies also at 1:05 p.m. Price is $30 per person

Attendees will be driving their own vehicles to the stadium this year for both games. ROMEO husbands and their spouses and any other ROMEO couples and/or singles are invited to attend. Many of the attendees will be stopping at Lennies for breakfast and at Lucky Dill on the trip home. If you are interested, contact Al Sacher (727-862-0123).

• March 29th, 2015 - ROMEO Golf Tournament - This tournament and/or golf outing is being planned for us by ROMEO member Mike Kerr and will be right here on our Heritage Pines golf course. The participants can either play 9 holes or the full 18 holes. Mike is working on getting us the greens fees and cart costs which he'll discuss at our next staff meeting on January 28th.

• April 12, 2015 - Annual Bocce Tournament - Our annual ROMEO Bocce Tournament will be held at the newly renovated Heritage Pines Bocce Courts on Sunday April 12 at 10:30 a.m. Heritage Pines is now offering breakfast buffets in the Clubhouse beginning at 9 a.m. on Sundays. So, for those who want to have breakfast before

R.O.M.E.O.’s cont’d the tournament this could be your ticket. The ROMEO Club will not be providing food but will provide plenty of bottled water. The Bocce courts can only accommodate 32 players at a time. So, the first 32 ROMEO folks (usually this includes couples, husbands and wives in addition to single players) that sign up, will be accepted as the players for the tournament and just like last year, we'll be giving significant monetary prizes to the winners. The cost to participate will be determined by the ROMEO staff and more details will be coming next month in a separate memo.

Spring 2015 - Luncheon & Sightseeing Cruise - We are currently in the planning stages for another one of our very popular luncheon & sightseeing cruises. This cruise will originate out of Clearwater on the yacht/ship named the Sensation. It will include an upscale buffet luncheon and will have a DJ playing music for dancing. ROMEO members will travel to Clearwater on a bus that seats at least 53 folks. The exact date is TBD but will be finalized at our next staff meeting on January 28th. A flyer is being prepared and will be distributed to all ROMEO members very soon.

ROMEO Sunshine Committee - Our ROMEO Sunshine Committee continues to send out Get Well/Sympathy cards and notifies all its members regarding hospital visits and funeral services. This month the committee sent out two Get Well cards, one to Tony Varlese and the other to Kathy Peckholdt.

Finally, one of our ROMEO members who passed away earlier this year, Larry Pearlman, had his stone unveiled at his resting place in Bushnell National Cemetery on December 7th. His wife, Susan, had a luncheon at the Clubhouse which was attended by some of our ROMEO members.

DO YOU HAVE FRIENDS INTERESTED IN JOINING THE ROMEO CLUB? Have them call: Phil Flynn at 727-378-3884 or Al Sacher at 727-862-0123

All Resident's Family and Friends are welcome to come on the cruise!

7 Night Eastern Caribbean From Port Canaveral

Inside - $499pp

ocean view - $599pp

balcony - $699pp

Included is round trip bus from Heritage Pines with 20 or more. Tip for bus driver is not included. A deposit of $250 pp is due at booking. Rooms are going quickly so make your plans. If you have any questions or wish to make reservations please call:

Geri Brousseau, 352-299-6660 or 727-861-2224or Jan Shiffer, 352-584-8956 or 727-863-9474

Royal Caribbean's Freedom Of The Seas

May 3-10, 2015

JULIET'S CRUISE

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ROMEO CLUB TURKEY TROTPhotos Courtesy Of Leon Silberman

The Heritage Pines Cat Sitter volunteers were busy this past year with multiple jobs of tending to cats while the owners were away. It has been a valuable service to the community and I wish all the volunteers a Happy New Year and hope they spent a very Merry Christmas with friends, family, and their cats. We continue to add volunteers to our group and they stand ready to assist you in caring for your cats while you are away. If you wish to join or need a cat sitter, just call Terry Cubine (727) 857-3090, or Rusty Peacock (727) 378-5301 for assistance. We can connect you with the volunteers in a flash.

If you enjoyed the Christmas holiday you may be interested in this little bit of history about the origins of the Christmas tree as written by that famous feline historian, Dolly.

Dolly's Journal of History – Tinsel

Few people knew when humans first began to put up decorated trees at Christmas time, until a wise old cat named Barney researched his archives and told me the real story. Actually, it goes way back in history. Way, way back, perhaps several thousand years ago, trees were often used as decorative pieces during the winter in many different ancient cultures. Perhaps the trees reminded them that Spring would soon arrive. It was said that the Romans used fir trees to decorate their temples at the festival of Saturnalia. By the way, I was told that Saturnalia was a holiday in December to honor the God named Saturn. It was a festive holiday with much merriment and the giving of small gifts.

The first documented use of a fir tree at Christmas time was in

THE HERITAGE PINES CAT SITTER the town of Riga in a far away country called Latvia. Not much is known about the tree but apparently it was carried about the town and at the end of a ceremony, the tree was burnt. The citizens of Riga were so proud of this that they erected a plaque in the middle of the city to announce that this is the site of the first fir tree used for the holiday in 1510. By my calculations, that was over 500 years ago.

You may wonder what all this has to do with cats. Well, it has a great deal to do with cats, and one in particular named Tinsel. It was several decades later that Tinsel, a cat of a rascally nature, came across the Riga fir tree on a cold December night and decided to nestle safely among its branches. When Tinsel was discovered the next morning entwined in the upper reaches of the fir, the citizens took this as a good omen and took the tree, with Tinsel clinging precipitously to several branches, inside a dwelling where they set it up to admire both the tree and the cat.

“We must feed the cat,” said one of the citizens, “for we cannot let this symbol of Christmas and the New Year go hungry and cast a curse upon us.”

“Right you are!” cried out the citizens. “Surely this cat brings us tidings of comfort and joy. Bring him a mouse!”

“No, No!” shouted Janis the maiznieks, the town baker. “Do not feed Tinsel a pele,” which is Latvian for mouse. “Tinsel is my cat and he can catch his own pele. Feed him some of my delicious laci, which I bake daily.” And so it was that the citizens decorated the fir tree with morsels of the Latvian bread called laci, so that Tinsel would be well fed and happy, bestowing good luck and well wishes to all the citizens for the season.

In the following years, other edible attractions were added to the tree, such as gingerbread, spiced apples, wafers, and sweets which were to be fed to the cat as well as decorate the tree. Then


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glass makers added colorful small baubles as ornaments, while others wrapped bright paper streamers around the tree. Soon Tinsel was forgotten as the first to cause the tree to be decorated and the citizens in Latvia and neighboring Germany cut down fir trees at Christmas time, brought them into their homes, and began to decorate them with all sorts of bright ornaments.

The figure of the baby Jesus was placed at the top of the tree and was later replaced with an angel that announced the birth, and a star that the Wisemen followed. Decorating the tree became an important event, enjoyed by the whole family. It wasn't until around 1830 that the tradition became established in England and became an important part of a British Christmas. Candles were added to brighten, represent stars, and enhance the tree. The first Christmas tree lights were invented in 1895 by an American named Ralph Morris, and they were very similar to the ones humans use today. Strands of brightly colored paper were added to wrap around the tree and strings of shiny tinsel, made from metal or plastics, added sparkle. Some humans claim that the word tinsel comes from Tinsel, the cat that nestled in the tree in Riga.

Some Christmas trees have become famous, such as the Rockefeller Center tree in New York City, which is usually a Norway spruce and was first erected in 1931. Every year the Norwegians donate a tree to England to be raised in Trafalgar Square, London, as a thank you for the help the English gave Norway in World War II. The White House in our nation's capitol has had a Christmas tree on the lawn since the 1920s. And today, in millions of homes across America, children awake Christmas morn to open presents carefully placed under a brightly lighted Christmas tree.

When you decorate your Christmas tree this year, think back five centuries to when a little cat, owned by a maiznieks in Riga, Latvia, first nestled in a fir tree and began the tradition humans hold so dear today. Raising the tree and decorating it has become a joyous occasion throughout the world, but Tinsel has been almost totally forgotten. Now that you know the real story, pause a moment, and thank the kitty cat named Tinsel as you gaze upon your beautiful tree and celebrate Christmas. Think what color and excitement Tinsel has brought all the way from Latvia to help you enjoy this joyous season.

Would you like another real story from my Journal of History?

CAT SITTERS GROUP cont’d

Tennis activity for January continues with the start of the winter leagues. HPTA Winter League play begins January 18 and runs through April 13, as follows:

Winter League Schedule for 2015Sunday: Women's and Men's Mixed Doubles open tennis 6:00 p.m.

Mondays:

o Women's Doubles League 1:30 p.m.

o Men's Doubles League 6:00 p.m.

Tuesdays: Men's open tennis 8:30 a.m.

Wednesdays: Women's open tennis 8:30 a.m.

Thursdays: Men's open tennis 8:30 a.m.

Join HPTA in 2015

With the start of the 2015 winter season now upon us, it's a great time to join as a new member or renew your membership. The deadline for sign-ups for the winter league is January 11. The winter season includes league and open tennis doubles format for women, men and mixed doubles. To get started as a new member, please contact our Treasurer, Christine John at [email protected] or any one of our board members will be happy to help you. A list of members can be found on the bulletin board by the tennis courts.

As an HPTA member, you can also join us for open tennis throughout the week at the designated times listed above, or you can participate in our upcoming tournaments this year. It's a fun and relaxing way to get out on the courts whenever you're up for a good game of tennis, especially if Monday League play doesn't work into your schedule or you're just getting back out onto the courts after some time.

Court Schedule

The tennis court schedule can also be found on the bulletin board near the tennis courts or at the front desk of the HP Clubhouse. A copy of the rules and regulations as relates to scheduling of the courts is available in the book at the front desk and on the bulletin board. Please check the schedule and reserve your court with the front desk for all non- HPTA scheduled activity to avoid any conflict. Courts may be reserved no earlier than two weeks prior to your planned activity.

TENNIS ASSOCIATION

LIBRARY NEWS

BUNCO PLAYERS

Our Library is maintained by volunteers from the HP Book club. Any one interested in volunteering can call Jocelyn at 727-457-2390. We gratefully accept donations of POPULAR hard backed books in VERY GOOD condition or GENTLY USED paperback books. Fiction books are on the right hand wall in alphabetical order by the author. Non-fiction books are on the left hand wall by subject category. Paperback books are in alphabetical order on either side of the doors. Large Print books are on the left hand wall of the library. Leave donations and returns on the books cart on the far side of the room. Since space is of a premium, we can only keep books of wide appeal. Paperbacks do not need to be returned. The library does not accept magazines, games, puzzles, technical books, movies or other non-book items.

Okay, so the holidays are over and we can settle in to have some fun! Our first game of 2015 will be on Thursday, January 29th starting at 6:30 p.m. in the Magnolia Room and all are invited. Please remember to bring the appropriate envelopes (and your friends if they are visiting). If you have any questions, please contact; Marcia Gerber 819-1662, Betty Plante 863-8462 or Camille Baldick at 727-862-9974. See you there!

80+ SUPER SENIORSCome socialize and meet new friends to reminisce old times at the Clubhouse on Friday, January 9th at 12:00 p.m. for lunch. If interested, please call Loretta Fulda 727-697-2060 or Stephanie Nunziante 727-860-4142

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Bingo Is Back!Doors Open at 1:00 p.m.

Games Start at 1:30 p.m.No More Entry Once Doors Close.

Bingo!

2015 Dates (subject to change)thJanuary 18thFebruary 15

thMarch 15thApril 19 thMay 17thJune 14

thJuly 19thAugust 16

thSeptember 20thOctober 18

thNovember 15thDecember 20

Bring your friends and neighbors for an afternoon of Bingo! Cash prizes will be awarded.

TO HOST ERIKA REMSBERG

THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2015

4 – 6 p.m. in the Magnolia Room

The Heritage Pines Democratic Club will hold its first regular meeting of 2015 on Thursday, January 15 at 4 p.m. in the Magnolia Room. Our guest speaker will be Erika Remsberg, a Social Worker for Pasco County Schools and an advocate for homeless children, who will speak about her work with the disadvantaged in our county. She will also describe her experience running for Pasco County Commissioner in the recent election.

Our annual Membership Drive runs January through March, and we urge all HP Democrats to renew your membership or join us. Our membership dues are $10 per person.

Refreshments will be served, and all Heritage Pines Democrats and their guests are invited to attend. Come see what we're all about!

For information, call Larry Schmitt – 869-2493; Rich Cunha – 857-3044; Judith Chase – 862-4545; Betty Dean – 869-9033; or Oma Spain – 863-3962.

THE DEMOCRATIC CLUB

Will be on January 22, 2015. Sign in 8:30, game starts at 9:00. Make checks for $12.00 out to HP MAH JONGG; put checks in Mah Jongg book. You have to be a member to participate in the tournaments. All guests must be accompanied by you to play Mah Jongg at Clubhouse. They cannot play if you are not with them.

New Members

If you're not a member of the Mah Jongg club and want to join contact Linda Russell 819-3736 for membership. The dues are $5.00 a year. Make checks out to HP MAH JONGG and put your checks in the Mah Jongg book. Yearly dues are collected in April.

Mah Jongg Classes

Classes for Mah Jongg are going strong with over 12 residents having either a refresher class or learning this new game. If interested in learning this game, sign up in the Mah Jongg book and a new class will probably start after the new year. There's no charge and class is open to HP men and women residents.

Mah Jongg Cards 2015

Mah Jongg cards for 2015 are $8 for regular print and $9 for large print. Please make your check payable to Hadassah and leave it in the Mah Jongg book. An envelope is there for your check. Do not leave cash. Contact Marcia Gerber at 819-1662 for any questions and to pay by cash.

MINI MAH JONGG TOURNAMENT

BOOK CLUBWow – is it 2015 already? Our first meeting of the new year will be on January 28th, when we will meet in the Magnolia Room at 10:30 a.m. Penny Norton will report on the Christmas Party for the Mary Giella schoolchildren, and we'll discuss The Promise of Stardust by Priscille Sibley. Although the title suggests a romance novel, it isn't, but instead an in-depth dissection of a “complex and controversial moral issue, skillfully giving both sides of the ethics of a patient's right to die with dignity.” Matt & Elle Beaulieu are “a deeply devoted couple who has everything, except the baby they've always wanted. When a tragic accident leaves Elle brain-dead, Matt is devastated. He agrees to remove her from life support, a directive on which she had often adamantly insisted for years in the event of just such an occurrence. Just before it is to happen, the doctors discover that she is pregnant. Now what was once a clear-cut decision becomes an impossible choice that leads to a controversial legal battle. Written by a neonatal IC nurse, this novel raises profound questions about life and death, faith and medicine.”

Some questions to consider: 1) As a neurosurgeon, Matt immediately realizes that Elle's brain damage is severe. Why do you think he lets Phil operate? Do you think he betrays Elle by letting Phil do so? 2) Matt wants to keep the court case private, but it becomes a media circus. How much influence does the media have on events like this? How much should they have? Is their involvement an expression of freedom of speech or is it an invasion of privacy? 3) In some states, pregnancy invalidates a woman's advanced directive. Are you familiar with the laws in

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8:00 AMDrama Club 9:00 AMBreakfast at the Fireside11:00 AMFireside Dining12:00 PMAngels In The Pines6:00 PMMixed Doubles League

1:00 PMAngels In the Pines6:00 PMWomen’s & Men’s Mixed Doubles Open Tennis

8:30 AMTai Chi Classes9:00 AMBilliards GroupLadies' Bible Study10:00 AMCDD Meeting: County Water Project11:00 AMLong Range Planning Committee Meeting11:30 AMHPLNGA Pre-Golf Meeting2:00 PMReserve Cmte. Meeting3:00 PMHPLNGA After Golf Social3:45 PMMen’s Billiards Group5:30 PMPinochle Club Game6:00 PMComplimentary Music & DancingPartnership Party BridgeCards & Games Groups6:30 PMDram Club Rehearsal

8:30 AMTai Chi ClassesBilliards GroupMen’s Open Tennis9:00 AMStained Glass Group9:30 AMLadies' Billiards Group1:00 PMMah Jongg4:00 PMAll You Can Eat Prime Rib Buffet5:00 PMCeramics Group5:30 PMPinochle Club Game6:00 PMCards & Games GroupsThe Toymakers6:30 PMMovie Night

8:30 AMZumba Class8:45 AMYoga with the YMCA9:00 AMWalk Aerobics10:00 AMWater AerobicsVillage Holiday Party11:00 AMFireside Bar12:30 PMBridge Groups1:00 PMOpen Interest Art4:00 PMBallroom Dancing Class5:00 PMPinochle7:00 PMBOD Meeting

8:30 AMZumba Class8:45 AMYoga by Tape9:00 AMWalk AerobicsLadies Bible Study10:00 AMWater Aerobics11:00 AMFireside Bar4:00 PMHPTA MeetingMen’s Bible StudyA.Y.C.E. Buffet5:00 PMVillage Holiday PartyPoker Group6:00 PMParty Bridge7:00 PMScott & Patti Holidazzle Show

8:30 AMYoga9:00 AMBilliards GroupLadies Bible Study10:30 AMCernak Sewing Group1:30 PMWomen’s Doubles Tennis League3:45 PMMen’s Billiards Group4:00 PMMen’s Bible Study GroupHPTA Meeting & Dinner6:00 PMCards & Games GroupsMen’s Doubles Tennis League

8:30 AMYoga9:00 AMBilliards GroupLadies’ Bible Study9:30 AMAffordable Hearing Solutions: Ear Clinic1:30 PMWomen’s Doubles Tennis League2:00 PMGolf Advisory Cmte. Meeting3:45 PMMen’s Billiards Group4:00 PMMen’s Bible Study Group6:00 PMCards & Games GroupsMen’s Doubles Tennis League

8:30 AMTai Chi ClassMen’s Open Tennis9:00 AMBilliards GroupLadies' Bible Study10:00 AMArchitectural Control Cmte. Meeting11:30 AMHPLNGA Pre-Golf Meeting3:00 PMHPLNGA After Golf Golf Social3:45 PMMen’s Billiards Group5:30 PMPinochle Club Game6:00 PMPartnership Party BridgeCards & Games GroupsComplimentary Music & Dancing6:30 PM Drama Club Rehearsal

8:30 AMYogaWomen’s Open Tennis9:00 AMBilliards Group12:00 PMDuplicate Bridge5:00 PMBallroom Dancing Class5:30 PMPinochle Club Game6:30 PMSons of Italy (Friendship Lodge) Meeting

8:30 AMTai Chi ClassBilliards GroupMen’s Open Tennis9:00 AMStained Glass Group9:30 AMLadies Billiards Group11:00 AM Sportsman’s Club Meeting1:00 PMDrama Club RehearsalMah Jongg Group2:00 PMCERT Meeting3:45 PMMen’s Billiards Group4:00 PMVillage Council MeetingAll You Can Eat Prime Rib Buffet5:00 PMCeramics Group5:30 PMPinochle Club Game6:00 PMCards & Games GroupsIMPS Bridge GroupThe Toymakers6:30 PMMovie Night

8:30 AMYoga9:00 AMBilliards Group12:00 PMFriendly Quilters Group2:00 PMBoard Policy & Admin. Cmte. Meeting4:00 PMFish Fry Friday!5:00 PMTrivia Night

8:30 AMYoga9:00 AMBilliards Group1:00 PMLifestyle Committee Meeting4:00 PMFish Fry Friday!

8:30 AMYoga9:00 AMBilliards Group9:30 AMEnvironmental Issue Cmte. Meeting12:00 PMComputer Classes with Dale Mallek1:00 PMClassy Crystals Group4:00 PMFish Fry Friday!5:00 PMPine Meadow Village Social/Dinner

10:00 AMDrama Club Rehearsal1:00 PMAngels in the Pines6:00 PMWomen’s & Men’s Mixed Doubles Open Tennis6:30 PMSpecial Movie Night!

1:00 PMAngels In The Pines6:00 PMWomens & Men’s Mixed Doubles Open Tennis6:30 PMSpecial Movie Night!

8:30 AMTai Chi Class9:00 AMLadies' Bible Study9:30 AMWalk Aerobics10:00 AMArch. Control Meeting11:00 AMFireside Bar11:30 AMNiner’s Meeting1:00 PMMah Jongg4:00 PMMen’s 8-Ball Singles5:00 PMHPMGA Tree of Angels EventPinochlePoker Group6:00 PMComplimentary Music & KaraokePartnership BridgeCards & Games

8:30 AMTai Chi Classes9:00 AMBilliards GroupCeramics Group2:00 PMCouples Billiards6:00 PMComplimentary Karaoke Night!7:00 PMShalom Chavurah Jewish Prayer

8:30 AMTai Chi Classes

9:00 AMBilliards GroupCeramics Group

2:00 PMCouples Billiards

5:00 PMNew Homeowners Social

6:00 PMComplimentary Karaoke Night!




5:00 PMPines Glen Village Social/DinnerHeritage Glen 10th Anniversary Dinner Dance





6:00 PMComplimentary Karaoke Night!6th Annual Niners Ball

1:00 PMBingo!Angels in the Pines6:00 PMWomen’s & Men’s Mixed Doubles Open Tennis

8:30 AMTai Chi ClassBilliard Group9:00 AMLadies' Bible Study9:30 AMFinance Cmte. Meeting10:00 AMArchitectural Control Cmte. Meeting11:30 AMHPLNGA Pre-Golf Meeting3:00 PMHPLNGA After Golf Social3:45 PMMen’s Billiards Group5:30 PMPinochle Club Game6:00 PMPartnership Party BridgeCards & Games GroupsComplimentary Music & Dancing6:30 PMDrama Club Rehearsal

8:30 AMYogaWomen’s Open Tennis9:00 AMBilliards Group12:00 PMDuplicate Bridge5:00 PMBallroom Dancing ClassWoodfield Village Social/Dinner5:30 PMPinochle Club Game7:00 PMRonald Reagan Republican Club Mtng.

8:30 AMYogaWomen’s Open Tennis9:00 AMBilliards Group10:30 AMBook Club12:00 PMDuplicate Bridge1:30 PMResident Forum & BOD Meeting5:00 PMBallroom Dancing ClassCountry Green Village Social5:30 PMPinochle Club Game

8:00 AMMah Jongg Tournament8:30 AMTai Chi ClassesBilliards GroupMen’s Open Tennis9:00 AMStained Glass Group9:30 AMLadies' Billiards Group1:00 PMDrama Club Rehearsal3:45 PMMen’s Billiards Group4:00 PMAll You Can Eat Prime Rib Buffet5:00 PMCeramics Group5:30 PMPinochle Club Game6:00 PMCards & Games GroupsThe Toymakers6:30 PMMovie Night

8:30 AMYoga9:00 AMBilliards Group12:00 PMFriendly Quilters Group4:00 PMFish Fry Friday!5:00 PMRedhead Express Country Music Show

8:30 AMYoga9:00 AMBilliards GroupLadies Bible Study10:00 AMElections Cmte. Meeting1:30 PMWomen’s Doubles Tennis League2:00 PMAudit Cmte. Meeting3:45 PMMen’s Billiards Group4:00 PMMen’s Bible Study Group6:00 PMCards & Games GroupsMen’s Doubles Tennis League

8:00 AMMen’s Open Tennis9:00 AMCeramics with Mary-Lou12:00 PMChase Golf Group12:30 PMMah JonggStained Glass5:00 PMOpen Ceramics/Toy Makers6:00 PMPinochleCards & Games6:30 PMWomen’s Open TennisBunco

8:30 AMYogaWomen’s Open Tennis9:00 AMBilliards Group10:00 AMFabric Paining12:00 PMDuplicate Bridge5:00 PMBallroom Dancing ClassCountry Green Village Social5:30 PMPinochle Club Game

8:30 AMTai Chi ClassBilliards GroupMen’s Open Tennis9:00 AMStained Glass Group9:30 AMLadies’ Billiards Group10:30 AMCommunications Cmte. Meeting1:00 PMDrama Club RehearsalMah Jongg Croup3:45 PMMen’s Billiards Group4:00 PMDemocratic Club MeetingAll You Can Eat Prime Rib Buffet5:00 PMCeramics Group5:30 PMPinochle Club Game6:00 PMCards & Games GroupThe Toymakers6:30 PMMovie Night

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11:30 AMHPLGA Stroke Play Luncheon



8:30 AMTai Chi Classes9:00 AMBilliards GroupLadies’ Bible Study9:30 AMInvestment Club 11:30 AMHPLNGA After Golf Social2:30 PMFinancial Seminar3:00 PMHPLNGA After Golf Social3:45 PMMen’s Billiards Group5:30 PMPinochle Club Game6:00 PM Partnership Party BridgeCards & Games GroupsComplimentary Music & Dancing6:30 PM Drama Club Rehearsal

8:30 AMYoga9:00 AMBilliards GroupLadies’ Bible Study1:30 PMWomen’s Doubles Tennis League2:00 PMLifestyle Info Session: A Guide for Survivors2:30 PMFinancial Seminar3:45 PMMen’s Billiards Group4:00 PMMen’s Bible Study6:00 PMCards & GamesMen’s Doubles Tennis League

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25 26 27 28 29 30 318:30 AMYoga8:30 AMROMEO Club Breakfast Meeting9:00 AMBilliards Group1:30 PMDrama Club Meeting4:00 PMFish Fry Friday!7:00 PMSt. Jude Children’s Cancer Center Charity Auction

Happy New Year!

8:30 AMTai Chi ClassesBilliards GroupMen’s Open Tennis9:00 AMStained Glass Group9:30 AMLadies' Billiards Group1:00 PMDrama Club RehearsalMah Jongg Group3:45 PMMen’s Billiards Group4:00 PMAll You Can Eat Prime Rib Buffet5:00 PMCeramics Group5:30 PMPinochle Club Game6:00 PMCards & Games GroupsThe Toymakers6:30 PMMovie Night

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BOOK CLUB cont’d from page 39

your state? Would you want your loved one to be kept on life support, even though you knew it was against her wishes, if she were pregnant?

If you've not yet attended one of our meetings, please know that everyone in the community is welcome to attend our discussion, after which members will adjourn to the Dining Room for lunch and more “book talk.”

This year, make a resolution to join the Book Club!

If you'd like information on the Book Club, call Judith Chase at 862-4545 or Mary Lou Ballmann at 862-1438.

BRIDGE GROUPSThere 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.

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 Judy Kortier at 819-2008 or 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: Nancy Landers, 378-6291

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.

ASK THE TECHIE DIGITAL PHOTO MANAGEMENTTRAINING CLASSQ: Recently my Yahoo email had been

hacked. My email account was being used to send SPAM messages to people on my Contact List. I called Yahoo at a number I found on the Internet to request assistance in changing my password. Instead the person took over remote control of my computer. He told me that my computer, printer and Internet connection were all infected and I needed

to pay several hundred dollars to have these problems corrected. I hung up and contacted you for assistance. Was I actually speaking to Yahoo support or was this a scam?

A: This was definitely a scam. The free email providers: Yahoo, Hotmail, Gmail don't normally provide phone support. They typically provide support via their web sites or via email from their technical support departments. If you actually reached a Yahoo support person they would not have charged you to change your password.

One must be careful when searching the Internet for contact information. Anyone can create a web site representing themselves as affiliated with a technology company. This is not only true with technical companies but also with the banks, credit card companies and other financial institutions. If you are looking for contact information the best place to look is at their web site. Look for a CONTACT US link somewhere on the site.

If you ever allow someone to access your computer remotely and feel they may not be who they say they are, you should have your computer checked for viruses and other monitoring software. This type of software may be used for unauthorized access to your computer without your knowledge or permission.

Similarly, if you receive an unsolicited call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, Symantec or Hewlett Packard telling you that they have detected problems on your computer and want to access your computer hang up immediately. This is DEFINITELY a scam.

Q: My computer is running slowly and I suspect it may be infected with a virus. My neighbor suggests I use Windows System Restore to correct this problem. Do you agree that this will fix my problem?

A: System Restore is a very powerful tool that I occasionally use to bring a troubled computer back to life. However this tool should be used ONLY as a last resort when all other corrective actions have failed. Depending on how far back the restore is done the system may not always complete the process successfully. I've seen systems that have been restored multiple times fail completely requiring replacement or Windows reinstallation.

If the System Restore appears successful, you should verify that the virus has been completely removed. Often the virus, if not completely removed, will reinfect the system again after a short period of time.

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

thFriday, January 16 , from 1-3:00 p.m.in the Magnolia Room

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that Dale is offering to his fellow Heritage Pines residents at NO CHARGE. Enrollment is limited to 25 and based on attendance at previous training classes, this class will fill up quickly. This is a repeat of the January 2014 class. (RSVP REQUIRED)

This class is intended for novice users, with little or no experience, who are interested in improving their ability to manage digital photos on their computer. This class is intended for Windows users ONLY.

The topics covered will include:

Importing digital photos

Savings photos from Email

Organizing photos

Viewing photos

Emailing photos

Editing photos

Saving to

Desktop/Screensaver

Transferring photos to

CD/DVD

Dale has 40+ years 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 Heritage Pines and neighboring community residents.

If you plan to attend or have suggestions for future classes, please contact Dale Mallek at 727-697-7260 or [email protected]

We only had one practice to report on this month since we had to meet the deadline for submitting articles for our January Heritage Pines newsletter. However, we will have had a n o th e r p r a c t i c e i n December on Friday, the 19th, which we will report on in the Februar y newsletter.

thFriday December 5 - We had eleven (11) players participate today. Although five of our usual players couldn't play due to

other activities, a couple of snowbirds returned for the winter months and joined us. The softball field where we play at Memorial Park was not prepared as it usually is since all the maintenance workers were working to repair a major water line break on the property. However, we were able to get the key to unlock the pitcher protection screen and carry it to the mound. Everyone took their usual two batting practice sessions, with each player taking 15 hits per session, or a total of 30 hits for the day per player. Some of the players took 3 turns at batting since we had more time with less players in attendance. Of course, those who were not up to bat fielded the hits of those doing the batting.

Our practice schedule for the first month of the New Year is:

? Friday, January 9th at 9:30 a.m.

? Friday, January 23rd at 9:30 a.m.

Any resident of Heritage Pines is welcome to join us for some fun and good exercise with your friends and neighbors. If enough players participate, we'll play a regular softball game with the running of bases. We are always looking for and welcoming new team players; so, if you are interested, just show up at Memorial Field on Hicks road (off New York Ave on Little Road) on the practice days shown above.

We look forward to seeing everyone in the new year and hope you and your families had a Happy Holiday season but, most importantly, we wish everyone the best of health throughout 2015.

Al Grosso (Co-Manager), Tom Lumia (Co-Manager) and Jeff Mariano (Softball Coordinator)

HERITAGE PINES SOFTBALL TEAM

DRAMA CLUB

picture of thepitcher protection screen

The Heritage Pines D r a m a C l u b presentation of "The Beat" was a huge success thanks to the s u p p o r t o f o u r c o m m u n i t y . T h e members of the cast worked diligently to make this play come to life on stage and come to life it did.

The Drama Club is also c o m m i t t e d t o s u p p o r t i n g o u r community. Last year, we donated funds from our production of "The Christmas Miracle" in the amount of $1,000.00 to K 9 for Warriors and $1000.00 to Toys for Tots of Pasco County. This year, we are pleased to donate $1,200.00 to Toys for Tots of Pasco County.

We sincerely hope we can make a difference in a child's life this Christmas.

Thank you Heritage Pines Community!

Left To Right – Ralph Pauley(Director of “The Beat”),

Paula Routten (President OfThe HP Drama Club),

& Kenneth Soto(Junior Vice Commandant

Marine Corps Toys For Tots)


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THEATER NEWS cont’dFrom "The Beat” Cast, Author, Sherry Churchill and Director, Ralph Pauley, Paula Routten, President Heritage Pines Drama Club and Club Board of Directors. (Gloria Saunderson, Mary Gruber, John Popovich, MJ Johnson, Val Page & Ralph Pauley)

Heritage Pines Drama Club Presents...Photos Courtesy Of Leon Silberman

TheBeat

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DESSERT FIRST, LADIES!

"SCARLET BELLES AT TEA"

cordially invite Red & Pink Hat Ladies (age 50+ & under age 50)

to attend our annual

Open House on Sunday, February 1, 2015

from 1:00-3:45 p.m. (rain or shine)

at the Dairy QUEEN

370 Suzanne Dr. & Commercial Way ( U.S. 19)

Spring Hill, FL. (across from the Palace Grand).

Additional parking available in the Fun Zone and Golf lots.Transportation from the parking lots will be provided again this year.

There's plenty of time afterwards for ladies to watch the game,or go shopping (Red Hatters #1 sport), and still have "DESSERT FIRST!"

~ Free Door Prizes every half hour!

~ Opportunity tickets for two gift baskets (need not be present to win)

~ PLUS a second opportunity drawing for an Ice Cream Cake!

Tenth Annual Super Bowl SUNDAE!

~ Enter “HAPPY PAWS” Drawing if you bring an item to donate. We will be collecting for the Humane Society of the Nature Coast, SPCA of Hernando (check out their Thrift Store!) & the

NPR Suncoast no-kill animal shelters:

*Purina & Friskies canned food **Purina puppy chow, kitten food, cat litter (scoopable/clumping) *Pedigree dog food (canned, dry)

*Garbage bags (large & small)

*Gift Cards (pet stores, Office Depot/Staples, Home Depot/Lowes, Walmart, etc.).

*Dog training pads, leashes, collars, Critter Oil (www.critteroil.com)

*Fabuloso cleaners (any), brooms, mop heads, laundry detergent, Dawn (blue), disinfectant wipes, antibacterial hand soap, rubber gloves, paper towels, toilet paper

*Stamps, ink pens, copy paper, HP 564 ink (black/color), AA & 9V batteries

*Monetary donations to be used for Veterinary Care and Medications.

~ Wear your Red & Purple and receive 25% off the menu!

How about these "DESSERT FIRST!" Sundae Choices: Blueberry, Butterscotch, Caramel, Cherry, Chocolate, Coffee, Fudge, Marshmallow, Mint, Peanut butter, Pineapple, Raspberry, Strawberry, and sugar free ice cream, too!

* * *Interested in joining a Chapter & seeing what Red Hatters do? Come join us! Our "gatherings" are each month (as every Red Hatter knows we don't have "meetings," how boring!) RSVP Sherry, 863-7724 by Friday, January 30 to let me know the number of ladies attending or if you have any questions.

In Warm Red Hat Friendship, Sparkles & Glitter Sherry Patterson-Johnson, Queen Mum

11355 Alden Ct., Rolling Green Village, Heritage Pines

Super Bowl SUNDAE X! - Red Hat Style

The Sportsman's Club meets the second Thursday of each month at 11:00 a.m. in the Magnolia room. Those interested in Bocce, Bicycling, Kayaking, Rifle & Pistol Shooting, Trap & Skeet Shooting, Fishing Fresh Water and Salt, are all welcome.

Christmas Party held December 13 with the All American Trap & Skeet Club at Timber Pines.

SPORTSMAN’S CLUB

Congratulations go to Howard Stringer for Shooting a perfect score at Silver Dollar on December 3rd. Howard is one of the top trap shooters in our club and a real pleasure to share a line with. The Sportsman's Club meets up with the guys from Timber Pines every Wednesday at Silver Dollar Shooters Club in Odessa for a couple rounds of trap or skeet before stopping on the way home at one of the restaurants on Little Road for lunch or breakfast depending on what looks good and it always is.

50 members danced and dined at our Christmas- Holiday Party held at The Lodge of Timber Pines and catered by The Country Club Restaurant. Five musicians led by Eddie Lawrence entertained us with the music we all remembered and enjoyed from a few years ago, along with the season specials like Jingle Bell Rock which was a great hit!

Happy New Year!

SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL SHERIFFHigh Noon For America May Be Approaching

Support your local Sheriff - Meet, and listen as our own Sheriff Nucco speaks at the Ronald Reagan Republican Meeting,

stJanuary 21 at 7 p.m. in our PAC Room. Get to know the sheriff personally and ask him whatever you wish. See you there. Robert Houskeeper, Pres. Gail Martinson, Vice Pres. Mike Miller Treasurer, Donna Betzler Secretary, Board Members Bob Jarvis, Captain, William Stoehs, Gill Herr, Ben Bell.

RONALD REAGAN REPUBLICAN CLUB

We had a wonderful year and look forward to the great lineup of shows for 2015. Our trip to see "Dirty Dancing" worked out well. We had car-poolers plus a bus that brought us back to the clubhouse to dine at Firesides Two for $20 menu. All said the food was great and plentiful. Please check the theatre book in the library for the latest shows offered. A deposit of $25 a ticket is needed for shows at STRAZ & REH. This secures your tickets. Unsold tickets must be timely returned. For Show Palace, your payment of $42.50 is due 30 days prior to the show. Checks are made payable to Heritage Pines Theatre Club and can be left in the purple pouch in the theatre book. Call me at 819-1662 for any questions. Our first dinner show at Show Palace will be "Crazy for You" on February 21st. Tickets are still $42.50 to include show, dinner buffet and tax. Gratuities are extra. There

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DON’T WANNA BEA COUCH POTATO?

MONDAY LADIES BIBLE STUDY

TAI CHI CLASS

Attention all golf, tennis, bocce ball players and any other sports fans:

Have you noticed a slowing down of your athletic abilities? How about all the aches and pains in various joints? Do you still want to stay active, but just have about given up and decided to be a couch

potato? Well, pickleball is the answer! This sport is just about the fastest growing sport enjoyed by seniors. Pickleball is easy on the various joints; the serving, etc., is usually served underhand (no stress on the shoulders). Less running around as the court is smaller than the size of a tennis court. The ball is about the size of the soft ball (wiffle type ball), and the paddle is like a ping-pong paddle but bigger. The bounce is shorter and slower – less running after the ball.

We have been playing on Wednesday nights at 6:30 p.m. Also we have a friend in Timber Pines who is an Ambassador to the USA Pickle Ball Association and has been gracious enough to come and teach us the Ins and Outs of this great game!

Everyone is welcome – just a good, fun, health enhancing time.

For additional information, please contact Joan Delzangle or Francine Raggi-Collins OR just Google Pickle Ball and you will see some great videos on how the game is played!

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

Tai Chi - Advanced – Thursday at 8:30 a.m. in PAC

Qigong – Saturday at 8:30 a.m. in the PAC

Fifth Installment of the series “A Study of Qi & Qigong”

Qigong Training Theory

1. Regulating the Body: This means to adjust your body until it is in the most comfortable and relaxed state. You must be centered and balanced. The relaxation of your body originates with your mind. Therefore, before you can relax your body, you must relax your mind (Yi). This is the “Mind / Body Connection I often speak about. A relaxed and balanced body helps your Yi to relax and concentrate. Conversely, when your Yi is at peace and can judge things accurately; your body will be centered, balanced, and relaxed.

a. Relaxation is one of the major keys to success in Qigong.

Remember this important point ~~~ ONLY WHEN YOU ARE RELAXED WILL ALL YOUR QI CHANNELS BE OPEN!!! In order for you to be relaxed, your Yi (mind) must first be relaxed and calm. When your mind is coordinated with your breathing, your body will be able to relax.

b. Rooting: During all Qigong practices, it is very important to be rooted. Being rooted means to be stable and in firm contact with the ground. Your root is achieved by being centered and balanced. The first step to becoming rooted is to relax and let you body “settle”. As you relax, the tension in the various parts of your body will dissolve and you will find a comfortable way to stand. Stop fighting the ground, and rely on your body's structure to support itself. This lets the muscles relax even more. Since your body isn't struggling to stand up, your Yi won't be pushing upward, and your body, mind, and Qi will be able to sink.

If you relax your body enough to let it settle, your Qi will sink to the Lower Dantian and the Bubbling Wells (yongquan) in your feet, then your mind will become clear and you can begin to truly develop your root.

I hope your holidays were all you desired and I wish you all good health and happiness in 2015, Rich Cunha --- 857-3044 [email protected]

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are many one night only shows for $22 a ticket without food. Check the list and join us.

Our trip to see "Motown" on Saturday, March 21st is filling up. We are trying to secure a bus again. Please let me know if interested in a bus by notating it on the sign-up sheet. We are trying to keep the bus trip under $20 per person.

I'm excited that we'll be taking the family to see "Phantom of the Opera" when they visit. I'll report it the next newsletter. Thank you to all my elves for their assistance. Marcia Gerber

If you have either avoided the study of Revelation or have plodded through it and it remains a mystery, you will want to be a part of this “user-friendly” instruction starting on January 5th. The Monday Ladies' Bible Study will begin their study of “the end times” with the help of two guides: David Jeremiah's Agent of the Apocalypse and John MacArthur's study guide on Revelation.

In 1960 the Chicago White Sox's owner, Bill Veeck, thought it would be a good idea for his players' names to appear on the back of their baseball uniform shirts. In 1970 the National Football League followed baseball's example. And many college sports teams also do the same.

Identifying the players is important in more fields than sports. It's even important in Biblical eschatology--the doctrine of the last things. Fortunately the Bible is very specific about who these end-time players are. David Jeremiah calls them “Agents of the Apocalypse” and has produced interesting DVD's to present them in an understandable and memorable format.

The book of Revelation has been called the most challenging book of the Bible because of its graphic imagery. This DVD set helps provide a foundation for discerning the meaning of the vision given to and recorded by John the apostle who wrote the last book of the Bible, Revelation.

This non-denominational Bible Study meets every Monday in the Magnolia Room at 9-11. YOU are invited, so come and bring a friend! For more information contact Judy Peterson by phone 602-833-0646 or email: [email protected]

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OPEN INTEREST ART

Heritage Pines Welcomes Sons Of Italy – Friendship Lodge 2728

Heritage Pines Residents Charlotte Pageau-Pierce and Angie LaPorte would like to extend an invitation to the community to join the Sons Of Italy – Friendship Lodge, which will be meeting at the Heritage Pines Clubhouse on Wednesday,

thJanuary 7 at 6:30 p.m. in the Magnolia Room. All monthly meetings of this group will be held the first Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the Magnolia Room.

Yearly dues for 2015 are just $40 per member. The group has regular events that occur, both within Heritage Pines, and outside the gates. This group is looking to increase its membership and will be providing more events & activities to its members ranging from shows, dinners, dances, and much more. You do not have to be Italian to be a member, everyone is welcome. This is a very social and active group. If you would like more information on this group, or are interested in becoming a member, please contact Charlotte at 727-378-3711 or Angie LaPorte at 727-769-3747.

TUESDAY LADIES BIBLE STUDY

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SONS OF ITALY –FRIENDSHIP LODGE 2728

We look forward to having ladies from our community join us in our study of First and Second Thessalonians. The study is by Beth Moore and we will view her DVD's every other week. There is a workbook for a deeper look into scripture and can be obtained by ordering one from Evie Clark at 727-868-3454. However, the study can be done as just a lecture. This study will end the second week of April. We meet every Tuesday at 9:00 a.m. in the Magnolia Room of the Clubhouse. We would love to have you join us for study and fellowship.

The village attic is maintained by your neighbors within the community. They store items to lend when company comes into town. The list can be found on the Heritage Pines web site under social, as well as in the binder in the library. 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.

Our numbers are dwindling because of residents leaving the community. Is there anyone out there who likes to do art work in any form or style? Is there anyone who needs a little motivation and friendship with people of like interests? Anyone who has a project that they have not finished and needs a little extra time to work on it?

Our group is not teacher based but we learn a lot from each other and any level of artist is welcome. Come join us at 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. every Wednesday in the Craft Room. We'd love to have you!

Chavurah meets on the first Friday of the month in the Craft Room at 7:00 p.m. Dates to remember are: January 2nd, February 6th, March 6th, May 1st, June 5th, July 3rd, August 7th, September 4th, October 2nd, November 6th, December 4th. If you have any questions, please call Sheila Schwartzman at 863-8802. We look forward to seeing all of you.

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Pines Glen residents worked together to provide gifts to a needy family at Christmas. Pat Delamer contacted St. Vincent de Paul and received the names of a family with five children between the ages of three and fourteen. Once again, the call went out and the response was overwhelming from our residents. A group then met at Pat's house to wrap the many gifts. A representative from St. Vincent de Paul picked them up and delivered all the presents to the family. Each child now has everything from socks to jackets. The family was also provided with gift certificates to Publix and other local stores.

In November, Rosemary Corrao arranged a Caribbean cruise for 19 residents. Despite some rough seas near the Grand Caymans, everyone had a wonderful time. Rosemary will keep us updated on any available future cruises.

Several Pines Glen residents took part in the golf cart parade sponsored by the Lifestyle Committee. The parade wound throughout the community taking the golf carts past every village entrance. The judging of the villages was done by the participants in the golf cart parade since they saw every village entrance. Hot chocolate, coffee, brownies, cookies, and cocktails were served under the new event tent that was set up at the tennis courts. Dancing to DJ music took place there as well.

The village held a Christmas Dinner Dance at the Clubhouse on December 13th with music provided by DJ Bobbie Stoots. On New Year's Eve the village met at Pine Island to witness the last sunset of the year. Food and games were, of course, also present.

Kathie Reichert and Ann Bertolini are stepping down as co-chairs of our Social Club. Thanks Kathie and Ann for a great year of village activities. We now welcome our 2015 co-chairs for the Pines Glen Social Club. Sue Wargo, Jackie Ruth, Mary Ann Snyder and AJ Reichardt will be coordinating the social activities for our village during 2015. As Sue will now be involved in coordinating our village events, Pam Cegla will endeavor to keep residents informed of Village activities in The Pines. Any Pines Glen residents interested in joining the social club and participating in our many activities should contact Joan Buchanan to join.

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