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A Note from the President
Here we are in the lazy, hazy days of summer!
While the days have been hot, we have been fortunate to have a little rain
almost every evening giving our lawns and shrubs a chance to survive the
summer heat. The Brickman team, along with the Grounds committee, have been
busy all summer working to keep our community looking good. This has been a
good summer for our pool and hot tub as well. The new poolside awning has
been used every day, and allows many resi-dents who were unable to sit in
the sun a nice place to gather and so-cialize. New 55 and older neighborhoods are popping up all over, making the competition for re-sales more difficult. We are happy to see that sales and rentals have been picking up here in Heritage Pines. Several homes, which have been on the market for a long time, have now sold. Let’s be sure to welcome new residents and take the time to include them in the many activities we have to offer.
I want to thank all the men who volunteered for
the Ladies’ Breakfast this year. They never let the ladies down, providing
us with a great breakfast! It’s an event the ladies look forward to every
year and we love to see men working in the kitchen! Looking forward to
seeing you out and about,
Pat Schneider
Ceiling Fans
Ceiling Fans and lights need to be turned off
after you have finished using the room. Please help us be better stewards of
our energy. Thanks.
Clubhouse Update
The board and the ad hoc committee met and
reviewed the plans for the renovation. Revisions were proposed and we are
about to secure bids on the work to be done.
Fundraising
Pat Schneider and family would like to thank all
of the residents of Heritage Pines who participated in the annual Pancreatic
Cancer bowling fundraiser. The event was a huge success (raising over
$13,000.00) and everyone had a good time. Your ongoing support and help in
raising money for research and awareness of this Silent Killer is greatly
appreciated. Pancreatic cancer has the worst survival rate of any cancer,
and once patients are diagnosed they usually only have a few months to live.
It is now the fourth leading cause of cancer deaths in America. Thanks again
for attending a Celebration of Life for Harvey. Pat Schneider and family.
Reminder
If you need to cancel an event please, do it
through the office as we have waiting lists for various events. Please do
not give or sell your ticket on your own as this complicates the name tag
lists. Thank you.
Visual Artists Wanted
The Community Visual Arts Show is scheduled for
October 31 from 10 am - 3 pm. All homeowners are welcome to exhibit, but
space will be limited . Registration forms will be available in the office.
If you have any questions please contact Eileen Fitzgerald.
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Events’ Update September Pot Luck Dinner Reminder The date for the September dinner is Saturday, the 5th, at 5:30 pm in the clubhouse. The cost is $2.00 per person, and the deadline to sign up is noon, Monday, August 24. The hosts are Dick and Lorrie Gross. A movie will be shown after dinner. Ladies’ Luncheon The September ladies’ lunch will be held in the clubhouse on Tuesday, September 15 at 12:30 pm. The lunch will be catered by Bear Rock Café. The cost is $ 10.00 and the deadline to register is Monday, 8/31. Your hosts are Cathy Clark, Fran Dusterhoff and The Needle People. Please indicate your choice of sandwich on the separate sheet enclosed in your newsletter and return it to the office with your signup sheet. Jill Wissing from the Dorcas Thrift Shop will be the guest speaker. A Night in Italy Come join us for a night of fun, food, dancing and song at A NIGHT IN ITALY on Saturday, September 19. Dance or sing along to the accordion music of Dennis Bongiorni. Roma’s Italian restaurant will be catering, serving lasagna, Italian chicken, marinated green beans, salad and Italian bread. Oh, and let’s not forget the cannoli’s and Italian cookies for dessert. The cost will be $15.00 per person and the deadline for signing up is Friday, September 4. Doors will open at 5:30 with dinner beginning at 6:15. Any questions? Contact Pat Schneider. Tea Party Hat Decorating Class For those girls who don't have a hat to wear to the tea, come and decorate one prior to the tea at 1:00 pm on September 26. She may bring her own hat to decorate or use one of the straw hats that will be provided. The cost is just $1.00 and the deadline to register is September 14. Ladies’ Afternoon Tea On Saturday, September 26 at 3:00 pm, a tea will be held in the clubhouse for the ladies of HP and their granddaughters, age four and up, who are able to attend. Not everyone has a granddaughter in the area, but please come anyway. There will be a talk and display on antique dolls. If you have a doll, please bring it to share. Hats and boas are optional. If you did not save your dolls there will be a collection of books and you can look up your childhood doll during our teatime. The tea will include strawberry & cream cheese sandwiches, peanut butter & jelly sandwiches, cream puffs, scones, fudge and many other goodies. The deadline to register is September 14 and the cost per person is $5.00. Your hosts are Janet Deal & Audrey Schmidt. Fall Follies The much anticipated Fall Follies will be held at the clubhouse on October 3 at 7 pm.. Producer Walt Ramsey will be showcasing the following collection of musical and dance talent: harmonica player David Yu; singers Mary Giannuzzi, Tim Mannix, and the Heritage Pines Choral Group; and the Line Dancers, Round Dancers, and Square Dancers. This song and dance show will be followed by drinks and snacks in the card room. Be sure to sign up for a gala evening. The cost will be $4.00 and the deadline to register is September 21. Golf Scramble
The 2009 HP Golf Scramble will be held on
October 5 at Crocked Creek Golf Course. This is a coed team event with
captains selecting one of four balls to be used for each shot. Prizes will
be awarded & the winning team members will have their names engraved on the
plaque in the card room. A sign up fee of $3.00 to cover prizes and
engraving must be paid to HPCA with your monthly activity form. The
registration sheets are in the clubhouse lobby. The sign up deadline is
September 21. Each golfer will pay the green fees ($28 including cart) to
the golf course on tournament day. If you have any questions, contact Walt
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Hot Off The Press
Hospitality - Nancy
Skelding Men’s Breakfasts - Bob
Hodes & Emmett Waller Ice Cream Social -
Jeanette Adamski Ladies’ Breakfast - Bob
Hodes & Joe Lacenere September Pot Luck -
Dick & Lorrie Gross
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Sign Up Sheets You may turn in your sign-up sheet beginning at 10:00 am, Monday, August 24, 2009 during office hours. None will be accepted before that time. If you are unable to deliver your sign-up sheet to the office, you may ask a neighbor or friend to take your sheet. Each resident is limited to one (1) extra sheet. Thank you for your patience. We trying to work on making event sign-up pleasurable for everyone.
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