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A Note from the President September brings a change of season and along with that lots of changes here in Heritage Pines. One of the most important things the Board needs to announce is that the clubhouse will remain open until mid-January. It was originally thought that we would be able to begin work on the renovations by Nov. 1, but there is no way that all of the proposals will be completed and reviewed in the next 6 weeks. The Board wants to be very sure that we get high quality materials and the best workmanship available for the best price.
It has been our policy to receive three
proposals for all services and purchases and this will apply to all of the
Clubhouse
Karen Bayless, our community manager who has
worked very hard for Heritage Pines, has resigned from Dickson Properties.
Laura Caldwell has been designated to be our new community manager. Laura
will begin
Betty Landes will continue to be in charge of
taking care of all landscaping questions and will be the contact for
Brickman Landscaping. If you are For other questions or concerns that are not related to landscaping, you may put your questions signed and in writing in the Suggestion Box. The box is emptied weekly. If your question is of a more immediate concern, you may contact me during the normal office hours of Mon.-Fri. from 8:30 am to 4:00pm.
Margaret Fox and Louise Williams have
volunteered to co-chair the I would also like to thank Liz Mongrain , who has volunteered to decorate the clubhouse for the holidays again this year. Liz will be looking for her "elves" to help out. Don’t forget to check out the upcoming autumn events. There will be many fun activities.
Looking forward to seeing you out and about,
Pat Schneider
Rex Volunteers
For the past two years over 40 ladies have been
meeting twice a month to prepare items to be distributed to patients at Rex
Hospital. Some ladies have only been able to join us a few times but there
are about a dozen who are there every other week doing whatever needs to be
done. We also have a group of ladies who work at their homes.
Lois Copeland from Rex Volunteer Services has
been our representative from Rex Hospital. She visits us about every three
months to pick up our completed projects. She always tells stories of how
our projects have been used and brings supplies and ideas for new projects.
In the past two years, over 2000 items have been
given to Rex Hospital. These items are cut out, sewed, stuffed, appliquéd,
knitted and crocheted to become baby hats and blankets, incubator covers,
adult lap robes and pillows, tote bags and pillows, drain bags, amenity bags
and "angel" bags. In
Rex Volunteers meet on the second and fourth
Wednesdays of the month in the craft room of the clubhouse. We welcome new
volunteers and thank all those who have given their time and talents to our
work. We also thank all those who have donated
Please stop by to visit us and see our work.
New Postal Substation
A postal substation has opened in the Dolphin BP
Station at the corner of Route 55 and Green Spring School Road. The hours
are :
Monday - Saturday, 6 am—10 pm |
Events’ Update Ladies’ Luncheon On October 20, 12:30 p.m., we will have a box lunch catered by JASON’S DELI. See the enclosed sheet to make your selection. The box will contain a delicious sandwich of your choice, along with chips and pickle. Cookies will be served, both those provided by the Deli and supplemented by those baked by your committee for this event. Cost will be $9.50 Please return the sheet, with your selection, by October 5. Sandy Scherer, Board Chair of Ten Thousand Villages Store in Raleigh, will present a program about this non-profit, which is completely staffed by volunteer workers. This organization enables people in developing countries to establish themselves with small businesses. Sherry will augment her presentation with a DVD, showing some of these entrepreneurs and the difference made in the lives of their families. Hosting are Franklin Hills Point People: Kay Cole, Dallas Franklin, Eileen Kania, Dee Mueller, Pat Sherman, Carole Stephens, Mary Svantner, and Ann Trasatto. Flu Shots The annual flu clinic will be at the HP clubhouse on Wednesday, October 21 from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. Sign up sheets will be in the lobby of the clubhouse beginning Monday. October 5. Pneumonia shots will also be available. There is no charge if you are on Medicare. The fee for non-Medicare residents is $30.00 for the flu shot and $45.00 for the pneumonia one. This vaccine is for the seasonal flu—NOT the swine (H1N1)flu. Oktoberfest It’s that time of year again. Come join your neighbors on Friday night, October 23 for our annual Oktoberfest. You will be entertained from 7-9:30 pm by the "Little German Band and Dancers.'
Dinner will be served at 6:00 pm consisting of
assorted bratwurst, German potato salad, sauerkraut, Brotchen rolls and
dessert. Coffee, tea, ice tea and soda will be provided. Arts and Craft Show The Arts & Crafts annual Show will be in the clubhouse on Saturday, October 31 from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. Arts includes any object made for pleasure or beauty. Crafts are things made by hand. Anyone in the community is welcome to enter his or her work. What do you do that would be interesting for all to see? Applications are available in the clubhouse office and must be returned by October 12. The fee to display is $2.00. If you have any questions, please call Eileen Fitzgerald. Reminder Save the Date! The annual Holiday Party will be held on Friday, December 18, 2009, at the NC State University Club. More information in the next newsletter. Community Information When e-mailing or corresponding in writing or leaving a message with the clubhouse office, it would be helpful to include your name, address and phone number. Thank you. Benches
Two benches identical to the memorial benches
along the clubhouse pond are proposed for the serenity pond. Anyone
interested in Soliciting
If someone comes to your door Donations
If you have any unused glasses, sunglasses or
hearing aids, The Cary Lions Club will collect any of these items left in a
box in the clubhouse foyer. The donated items will be September Ladies’ Lunch
At the September luncheon, we had the privilege
of having Jill Wissing as our speaker. Jill represented the |
2000 Heritage Pines Drive Management company
Hot Off The Press
Hospitality - Denise
Galloway Men’s Breakfasts -
Bob Hodes & Doug Lipson A Night in Italy - Pat
Schneider Ladies’ Lunch - Cathy
Clark & Fran Dusterhoff Afternoon Tea - Janet
Deal & Audrey Schmidt Fall Follies & Golf
Scramble - Walt Ramsey Hat Decorating - Janet
Deals
Your Neighbors
Alan J. Roos, Sr.
This year’s volunteer grant from the -
2009 Jimmy V. Celebrity Golf Classic‖ is being awarded posthumously to two
long- time volunteers, Alan J. Roos, Sr. and Charles W. Halloran, Sr. Al
Roos was a resident of Heritage Pines and his son, John Roos, tells about
his dad.
The timing of the first classic matched up well
with his retirement from IBM. Having lost a son, Andrew to cancer in 1979,
Al had a strong personal interest to join the fight against cancer.
He truly enjoyed volunteering for the Jimmy V
each year and having the opportunity to meet celebrities and make new
friends. After 10 years, his health declined, so he hung up his "hush ya’ll"
sign but remained a contributor to The V Foundation for the rest of his
life. He passed away in November, 2008. His wife, Marge, is a HP resident.
John Roos carries on his father’s commitment by
participating in the classic and in 2007, joined the Board of Directors of
the Jimmy V Celebrity Golf Classic.
The grant awarded to Al is being used for cancer
research in his memory through Shiaowen David Hsu, MD, PhD at Duke
University Medical Center. |
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Sign Up Sheets You may turn in your sign-up sheet beginning at 10:00 am, Monday, September 28, 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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