May 2012
Important Dates Club Events Club Events… see page 5 To Remember th th Friday, May 4 Friday, May 18 st th Tuesday, May 1 Thursday, May 17 Two for $20.00 Resident Night Out Lifestyle Committee AdHoc R&R presents... 1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m., Craft Room 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., Conference 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. 60's Groove! rd th th Thursday, May 3 Thursday, May 17 Friday, May 4 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. AdHoc R&R Arch Control Committee Karaoke Night 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., Conference 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m., Conference th 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Sunday, May 20 Thursday, May 3rd Monday, May 21st th Sunday Breakfast Arch Control Committee Long Range Planning Saturday, May 5 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m., Conference 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m., Conference Complimentary Ice Buffet 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Monday, May 7th Monday, May 21st Cream Social Long Range Planning Hearing/Ear Clinic 2:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. th 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m., Conference 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m., Conference Friday, May 25 th Trivia Night th st Sunday, May 6 Monday, May 7 Monday, May 21 Cocktails Bingo Committee Resident Forum HP Bingo 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m., Magnolia 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m., Craft Room Doors Open at 12:30 p.m. Doors open at 5:45 p.m. th rd Games begin at 1:00 p.m. Wednesday, May 9 Wednesday, May 23 Dinner & Game at 6:00 p.m. Farmers Market Farmers Market th 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., Parking Lot 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., Parking Lot Friday, May 11 th “Special Game Night” Sunday, May 27 Thursday, May 10th Wednesday, May 23rd Memorial Day AdHoc R&R Board Of Directors Name That Tune 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., Conference 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m., PAC Cocktails at Buffet 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Cocktails th th Doors open at 5:45 p.m. Thursday, May 10 Thursday, May 24 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Village Council AdHoc R&R Dinner & Game 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m., PAC 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., Conference at 6:00 p.m. Doors open at 5:45 p.m. Dinner at 6:00 p.m. th th Friday, May 11 Monday, May 28 Sunday, May 13th Environmental Issues Memorial Day Presentation Dancing with True 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m., Conference & Ceremony Mothers Day Buffet Passion Begins at 1:00 p.m. Seatings at Monday, May 14th 1:00 p.m. & 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. Golf Advisory th 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m., Magnolia Monday, May 14th Monday, May 28 Tuesday, May 15th $11.95 AYCE Italian $12.95 AYCE Finance Committee Destination Buffet 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., Craft Room Buffet 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Location: God Ol' USA! Tuesday, May 15th 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Reserve Control Friday, May 18th 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m., Conference $12.95 AYCE Buffet Thanksgiving In Spring 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. NO FEES or COSTS unless YOU WIN Injury Cases
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Table of Contents
Ad Hoc Rules and Environmental Issues Committee...... 8 Main Clubhouse Hours of Operation...... 4 Regulations Committee...... 8 Events in May...... 5 Memorial Day Ceremony/Buffet ...... 13 Angels in the Pines...... 21 Father’s Day Buffet...... 14 More New Residents...... 9 Ask The Techie...... 25 Finance Committee News ...... 8 Mother’s Day Celebration...... 15 Bar Entertainment ...... 10 For Sale...... 32 Movies in May ...... 6 Beer of the Month...... 11 From the ACC...... 7 Niners’ Ladies’ Golf Association...... 16 Billiards...... 22 From the HPCA Accounting Dept...... 7 Notes From the Lifestyle Committee....9 Bingo ...... 10 Golf Shop Sale ...... 16 Paleo Park in Heritage Pines...... 7 Board of Directors Update...... 7 Handicap Committee...... 17 Pet of the Month ...... 30 Book Club...... 21 Heritage Pines Rules Reminder...... 7 Pet Lovers’ Club...... 30 Bridge Groups ...... 19 HP Farmer’s Market ...... 10 Pines Glen ...... 31 Bunco ...... 21 Heritage Pines Ladies’ Red Hat Sophisticates of Golf Association...... 18 Heritage Pines ...... 24 Calendar ...... 28 & 29 Heritage Pines Men’s Republican Club...... 21 Card Making Class...... 21 Golf Association...... 17 R.O.M.E.O. Club ...... 22 & 23 Cat Sitters...... 26 Heritage Pines Pocket Billiards...... 22 Save the Date: Hittin’ the Pavement ...... 11 Chef Tony’s Cookbook ...... 10 Heritage Pines Tennis Association...... 19 Sportsman’s Club...... 20 Community Memorial Tree Program ...... 8 Important Dates to Remember .....Cover Tai Chi Class ...... 24 Complimentary Hearing Clinic...... 9 Kitty Coalition ...... 27 Theater News...... 26 CPR/AED Training Class...... 9 Library News ...... 19 Village Attic...... 23 Democratic Club...... 21 Mah Jongg Club ...... 25 WAG and Hope Ranch...... 23 Dress Code for Heritage Pines...... 12 3 Hours of Operation
Below are the hours of operations for the main clubhouse. Below that, are the hours of operations for specific rooms and departments. MAIN CLUBHOUSE HOURS OF OPERATION Open Close Sunday 8:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Monday 8:30 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Tuesday 8:30 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Wednesday 8:30 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Thursday 8:30 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Friday 8:30 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Saturday 8:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m.
FRONT DESK FITNESS CENTER HOURS OF OPERATION HOURS OF OPERATION (727) 861-7784 Open Close Open Close Sunday Closed all day Sunday 7:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Monday 9:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Monday 7:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Tuesday 9:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Tuesday 7:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Wednesday 9:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Wednesday 7:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Thursday 9:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Thursday 7:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Friday 7:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Saturday 7:00 a.m . 5:00 p.m.
PRO SHOP POOL HOURS OF OPERATION HOURS OF OPERATION (727) 861-1645 Open Close Open Close Sunday 7:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Sunday 7:30 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Monday 7:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Monday 7:30 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Tuesday 7:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Tuesday 7:30 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Wednesday 7:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Wednesday 7:30 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Thursday 7:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Thursday 7:30 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Friday 7:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Friday 7:30 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Saturday 7:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Saturday 7:30 a.m. 10:00 p.m.
DINING ROOM & BAR HOURS OF OPERATION (727) 861-1677 **BAR MENU AVAILABLE 2-CLOSE MON-SAT, AND 11:00-CLOSE ON SUNDAYS** Lunch Dinner Bar Sunday 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 5:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. (2nd & 4th only) Tuesday 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Wednesday 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 5:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Thursday 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Friday 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 5:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. (1st and 3rd only) Saturday 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. 4 Events in May
Friday, May 4th Monday, May 14th Two for $20.00 (or One for $10.00!) $11.95 AYCE Italian Night Buffet 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Choose from 12 items, with 3 refreshing dinner salads, and 9 hot Buffet Menu To Include: Balsamic Marinated Vegetable Salad, Cheesy Italian Bread, Rolls & Butter, Beef Tenderloin Spiedino (pine nut & garlic soffrito), entrees, which will also come with your choice of soup du jour, Tilapia Tuscano (tomatoes, garlic, basil, onion), Baked Ziti, Gourmet Pasta homemade chili, or salad bar. Every entrée comes with a special Station, & Chefs Choice Dessert dessert as well! This event does sell out, so make reservations now! Reservations (727) 861-1677 Reservations (727) 861-1677 Friday, May 18th th Friday, May 4 $12.95 AYCE Buffet: Thanksgiving In Spring Karaoke Night 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Buffet Menu To Include: Cranberry Apple Salad with Candied Walnuts, Mashed If you got it... flaunt it! Come show us what ya got with Tom & Potatoes, Kernelled Corn, Green Bean Casserole, Candied Yams, Traditional Stuffing, Cranberry Sauce, Roasted Carved Turkey, Chefs Dessert Display Lynn Aigotti as our resident hosts! This great evening includes Reservations (727) 861-1677 not only live performances, but also great dances too! Grab your friends and neighbors and come join us! Friday, May 18th Complimentary Event, Open Seating In PAC Room Resident Night Out presents... 60's Groove Saturday, May 5th 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. $5.00 (per person) Tickets available at front desk Complimentary Ice Cream Social 2:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Sunday, May 20th Has the summer sun got ya sweatin to the oldies? Come beat the Sunday Breakfast Buffet heat in the Clubhouse dining room for our complimentary ice Seatings every ½ hour from 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. cream sundae social. Select from a variety of ice cream and Buffet Menu To Include: Omelet station (with eggs to order, egg beaters toppings sure to satisfy any sweet tooth! available), Baked Mascarpone Stuffed French Toast, Peppercorn Bacon, Sausage Links, Roasted Breakfast Potatoes, Shortbread Vegetable Frittata Complimentary Event, Open Seating In Restaurant (sundried tomatoes, diced onions, spinach, and diced peppers blended with egg
th and cheese and baked to a golden brown with a shortbread crust. topped with Sunday, May 6 asiago cheese), Biscuits & Gravy, Danish & Breakfast Breads, Fresh Sliced Fruit Display, Assorted Breads & English Muffins for Toasting, Coffee & Orange Juice HP Bingo! $12.00pp (inclusive, per person) Tickets available at front desk Doors Open at 12:30 p.m. Games Begin at 1:00 p.m. Friday, May 25th Friday, May 11th Trivia Night “Special Game Night” Cocktails at 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. • Doors open at 5:45 p.m. Dinner & Game at 6:00 p.m. Name That Tune Plated Menu To Include: Spinach & Strawberry Salad with Slivered Almonds, Cocktails at 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Raspberry Vignette & Ranch Dressings, Rolls & Butter, Chicken Vera Cruz (tender Doors open at 5:45 p.m. chicken breast sautéed and topped with diced tomatoes, onions, peppers, and shredded asiago cheese), Wild Rice, Sautéed Sap Peas and Chefs Choice Dessert Dinner & Game at 6:00 p.m. $15.00 (inclusive, per person) Tickets available at front desk Plated Menu To Include: Traditional House Salad with Ranch & Italian
Dressing, Rolls & 6oz Prime Rib Au Jus, Seasoned Roasted Potatoes, Green th Bean Casserole, and Chefs Choice Dessert Sunday, May 27 $15.00 (inclusive, per person) Memorial Day Buffet Tickets available at front desk Cocktails at 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. • Doors open at 5:45pm
th Dinner 6:00 p.m. Sunday, May 13 Dancing with True Passion 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. Mothers Day Buffet Menu To Include: Watermelon & Blueberry Salad, Buttery Grilled Texas Toast & Cornbread, Grilled Corn on the Cob, Roasted Potatoes (with sautéed peppers & Seatings at 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. onions, with bacon bits), Baked Mac & Cheese, Fried Chicken, Bourbon BBQ Buffet Menu To Include: Garden Salad, Potato Leak Soup, Gourmet Pasta Pork Ribs, & Apple Pie with Cinnamon Whipped Cream Station (select from penne pasta or linguini noodles, paired with marinara, alfredo, rosa vodka, or pesto sauce. Accompaniments include chicken, shrimp, $18.00 (inclusive, per person) Tickets available at front desk sausage, onions, tomatoes, mushrooms, red & green peppers, roasted artichokes, th asparagus, broccoli), Crusted Tilapia (with a buttermilk herb sauce), Cornbread Monday, May 28 & Cranberry Stuffed Turkey Breast (in a sherry sage gravy), Carved Beef Tenderloin (with a Port Wine reduction), Potato Casserole, Wild Rice, Balsamic $12.95 AYCE Destination Buffet Marinated Roasted Vegetables, Chefs Surprise Dessert Display Location: Good Ol' US of A $22.00 (adult, inclusive, per person) 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. $15.00 (child, inclusive, per person) Buffet Menu To Include: California Cobb Salad, Rolls & Butter, Country Style Vegetable Medley, Idaho Potato Hash, Rice, Louisiana Jambalaya, St. Louis Style Tickets available at front desk BBQ Chicken, Philadelphia “Cheese Steak”, Boston Cream Pie for dessert! 5 Reservations (727) 861-1677
Movies in May
Showtime! All movies start at 6:30 p.m. Complimentary popcorn will be provided. If you have any requests or suggestions, please leave a note at the front desk. FYI – All movies selected this month were chosen from a list provided by residents! Thank you so much for your input! If you have any requests or suggestions, please leave a note at the front desk or email [email protected].
Thursday, May 3rd th The Girl With The Dragon Thursday, April 19 Tattoo The Iron Lady PG-13 (2011) R (2011) Meryl Streep provides a subtle and nuanced When a young computer hacker is tasked with portrait of Margaret Thatcher, the first female investigating a prying journalist, their separate prime minister of Britain, whose political missions become entangled amid a decades-old career and determination changed the rules conspiracy. David Fincher directs this English adaptation of that had limited women's opportunities for leadership. Stieg Larsson's novel. Cast: Meryl Streep, Jim Broadbent, Alexandra Roach, Harry Cast: Daniel Craig, Rooney Mara, Christopher Plummer, Lloyd, Olivia Colman, Iain Glen, Victoria Bewick, Nicholas Stellan Skarsgård, Steven Berkoff, Robin Wright, Yorick van Farrell, John Sessions, Anthony Head, David Westhead, Julian Wageningen, Joely Richardson, Geraldine James, Goran Visnjic, Wadham, Richard E. Grant, Angus Wright, Roger Allam, Donald Sumpter, Ulf Friberg Michael Pennington, Susan Brown, Phoebe Waller-Bridge Director: David Fincher Director: Phyllida Lloyd Genres: Thrillers, Suspense, Dramas Based on Bestsellers Genres: Drama, Biographies, Political Dramas This movie is: Violent, Suspenseful This movie is: Dark
th th Thursday, May 24 Thursday, May 10 The Margin Call War Horse PG-13 (2011) R (2011) Adapted from a novel by Michael An all-star cast shines in this engrossing drama Morpurgo, this majestic World War I drama about a critical 24-hour period at a high-profile centers on Devon lad Albert and his investment bank in the early days of the 2008 steadfast horse, Joey, whose faithful bond financial crisis, when young analyst Peter cannot be shaken -- even when Joey is sold Sullivan (Zachary Quinto) uncovers information that could to the cavalry and sent off to France. destroy the firm. When he alerts upper management to the Cast: Emily Watson, David Thewlis, Peter Mullan, Niels precarious position of their risky investments, an emergency Arestrup, Tom Hiddleston, Jeremy Irvine, Benedict meeting is held to decide if they should alert clients or abscond Cumberbatch, Toby Kebbell, David Kross, Eddie Marsan, with the profits. Nicolas Bro, Rainer Bock, Patrick Kennedy, Leonhard Carow, Cast: Kevin Spacey, Paul Bettany, Jeremy Irons, Zachary Celine Buckens Quinto, Penn Badgley, Simon Baker, Mary McDonnell, Demi Director: Steven Spielberg Moore, Stanley Tucci, Aasif Mandvi Genres: Drama, Military & War Dramas, Dramas Based on Director: J.C. Chandor the Book Genres: Thrillers, Suspense This movie is: Suspenseful Thursday, May 31st We Bought A Zoo PG (2011) In this adaptation of Benjamin Mee's memoir about buying and saving a run-down zoo, the locale shifts from Britain to southern California. However, the wacky spirit of the original is retained, complete with escaped tigers and a zoo crew of misfits. Cast: Cameron Crowe, Matt Damon, Scarlett Johansson, Thomas Haden Church, Patrick Fugit, Colin Ford, Elle Fanning, Maggie Elizabeth Jones, John Michael Higgins, Angus Macfadyen, Peter Riegert, Stephanie Szostak, J.B. Smoove Genres: Drama, Family Comedies & Dramas, Dramas Based on the Book This movie is: Sentimental 6 Messages From The Management Heritage Pines Rules Reminder From the HPCA Accounting 1. The Front Entrance of the Clubhouse is one way. Please do not enter from the wrong way. We have had some Department very near accidents due to this. Also, when exiting onto To avoid confusion, please make note of the Scenic Hills Blvd., please stop before pulling out. following: Parking in the fire lane is prohibited. Our Jonas Accounting Software tracks your monthly 2. There are designated walking areas for pets on HP HOA fees separately from your Club Charges. common grounds. They are the grassy areas between street and sidewalk, but not closer than 15' from a Please remember not to combine these fees on the homeowner's property line. Outside the back gate is not same check when paying. If for any reason you are a designated pet walking area. Please make sure your making a partial payment on either account, please pets are always on a leash when outside. reference “HOA or Club Charge” in the memo section 3. Please observe the posted speed limit throughout of check. Please make sure you include your HPCA Heritage Pines. Speeders will be fined per section XIII account number on all payments. for the HP rules and regulations. And finally, please make sure you always have your We have received multiple complaints in regards to the above Club Charge Card when making charges at the rules being broken. Breaking these rules range from Clubhouse. extremely dangerous to our residents to very frustrating to property owners. Please be a good neighbor and consider others in your community. Thank you, Heritage Pines Management Heritage Pines Board of Directors Update From the ACC The GM Search Committee has interviewed the applicants We have all chosen to live in a Deed Restricted Community. for the position of General Manager and has selected the Therefore, we have an obligation to follow the rules and final candidates. They will be presented to the Board of regulations by our Architectural Control Committee. The Directors in early May. We are looking forward to meeting purpose of the ACC is to carry out the responsibility of the these highly qualified individuals. We have been told that Board to assure that no exterior modification or changes shall they all have tremendous experience and background in be made to dwellings or improvements upon home sites unless they conform to the Master Declaration of the manual. Food and Beverage, golf operations and HOA A properly designed and operated system of ACC and design management and all are holding a current CAM license. review yields substantial benefits to all residents. This system The Board Members are anxious to meet these candidates creates and preserves an attractive, livable community, and hope to make a decision this month. preserves property values and minimizes major problems in Last month the Board of Directors held two workshops. At the form of misunderstanding and controversy among the first workshop, Kevin Burnsworth presented the residents/neighbors. We live in a beautiful community and we findings and recommendations from the associates of Ron must strive to retain our communities character. Garl and the plans for the renovation of the golf course. At Next month we will be writing about paint colors and the new the second workshop, for the Clubhouse renovation, the paint color manual. committee members were introduced and they presented their scope of work for the Magnolia, Billiard, Library, and Craft Rooms and also the Pro Shop and the Performing Come visit! Arts Center. The park has On May 15, 2012 there will be a Board Workshop at 11:00 been extra to update the Board and the residents on the kitchen freshly cleaned renovation. Gary Wind will be presenting the preliminary and is looking plans prior to going to the county for the permits. There very nice. We will also be a review of the estimated costs. encourage all residents and On June 19, 2012 another workshop will be held at 1:30 on their guests to the Clubhouse renovation. The decorator and the come visit this committee will present the two decorating scheme options great park in prior to the Board approving the funding. All residents are our community! encouraged to attend these workshops. Linda McCann, Board Secretary Paleo Park in Heritage Pines 7 Ad Hoc Rules and Finance Committee News Regulations Committee In order to keep you informed about Finance Committee The Board of Directors approved the new Dress Code at their activities, I intend to publish occasional articles in the regular meeting held on Wednesday, March 28th. The changes monthly newsletter. are minimal and the new code takes effect May 1. First, I am pleased that Ken Nelson, new HPCA treasurer, Signage will be posted to remind residents of the restrictions and Linda McCann, have been appointed as Board member for the restaurant and bar area. liaisons to the committee. Both have served on and have a good working knowledge of the committee. Since being You may pick up a copy of the new Dress Code at the front desk. Please read it carefully to be aware of the new changes. appointed as chair for another year, I have met with Ken On page 12 of this newsletter, is a copy of the dress code for all and Linda several times. They have offered some excellent Food & Beverage areas. This page is printed in a way so that suggestions that will be implemented once the 2012 it can be cut out and saved for quick reference for both committee members are approved by the Board. residents and guests. Each month, the committee reviews the association's The committee will be now reviewing and/or revising the monthly financials. However, earlier this year, the remaining rules and regulations. This is an ongoing process committee decided to take a closer look at the financials of and the Board must approve any revisions. After approval, the various departments. In January, questions were submitted rules will be publicized and made available to residents. to Food and Beverage Manager Paul Chefero, who made an We thank you in advance for your cooperation. excellent presentation. Other departments have been scheduled as followed: May – Facilities/Maintenance Environmental Issues Committee The committee will continue this process so that each Recycling Bins or Blue Bags? major department is reviewed two to three times annually. This has been asked many times, especially Neil Thompson, Chair Finance Committee from residents who have lived in other locations that had recycle bins to use for their personal recycling. Finally there is a buzz within Pasco County about possibly taking this into consideration. If you Community/Memorial feel a bin vs. a blue bag would be preferred, then you need to let our commissioners know your interest. Tree Program I suggest that each household try to contact one commissioner The Community/Memorial Tree Program provides the or all of them and let them know your reasons for bins or bags. opportunity for our residents to purchase a tree in memory Currently, the county is investigating how it will benefit our of a loved one or friend. Trees may also be purchased to county and what items can be recycled and resold to help out honor a person or because you wish to donate one in your with the cost of the bins. name to beautify our community. Prices vary according to Your commissioners will continue to review the correct the type and size of tree. Residents may choose a general process for collection depending on public input and interest. location for a donated tree which can be on the golf course, So, here is some information to help you by email, phone, along the main boulevard or in other areas of the snail mail, or in person. Jack Mariano is our commissioner for community. The final placement of each tree will be District 5, Ann Hildebrand is the chairman, and Ted Schrader approved by our golf course superintendent, Tommy Land. is the vice chairman. Trees will be planted during the months of March/April and October/November. Please plan your purchase during Pasco County Commissioners Contact Information the preceding months. Telephone A map showing the location of all donated trees is located (727) 847-2411 New Port Richey in the hallway by the Magnolia Room. The Community/ (352) 523-2411 Dade City Memorial Tree Program is headed by Linda O'Leary. (813) 996-2411 Land O' Lakes Please contact Linda at 819-9207 for pricing information. (727) 847-8102 After Hours Emergency Only A book is being kept at the front desk of the Fax Clubhouse in which residents can look (727) 847-8969 New Port Richey through for the many trees planted (352) 521-4105 Dade City throughout the community. Each page In Person or Mail includes the name of the honoree(s), sponsor(s), tree location, and type of 8731 Citizens Drive • New Port Richey, FL 34654 tree. This book will remain at the front Jack Mariano [email protected] desk for all of the community to view. Ann Hildebrand [email protected] Sponsored by the Golf Advisory Ted Schrader [email protected] Committee 8 Notes From Lifestyle Committee CPR/AED Training Class th EXCITING THINGS ARE HAPPENING AT HERITAGE Wednesday, May 9 PINES ! 6:00 p.m. - 8:15 p.m. **space is limited to the first 20 students** The new Lifestyle Committee held its first meeting on April 10 which consisted primarily of brainstorming that Heritage Pines is now working with a local First clearly demonstrated the creativity and enthusiasm of the Aid/CPR/AED Trainer in the Pasco Area to provide our members. The session was very productive with lots of residents proper training which will end in a two-year exciting new ideas coming forth. While final decisions as certification. Our instructor will be Bob Kanner, who has to specific events and activities have yet to be made, the offered this class to our community in the past. Bob is a committee will focus on some new types of programs and licensed instructor through the American Heart Association. events including community outreach, and educational Bob also trains many of our neighbors including fire departments. Our first class will be held on Wednesday, May offerings as well looking at ways we can make life more th interesting, comfortable and fun for all Heritage Pines 9 from 6:00 pm-8:15 pm in the Magnolia Room. This class residents. The committee welcomes your thoughts and will cost $20.00 per student, and will include a live instructor ideas for programs and activities. and hands on training. In addition to CPR and AED, the instructor will also cover the Heimlich maneuver. If this first On Saturday April 21, the second annual Chili Cookoff was class is popular, we will continue to offer the class in the held with 6 entries. They were all delicious and it was a coming months. If you have any question, please contact difficult decision for the judges. The winners were: Mark Stanish at the Clubhouse – (727) 861-7784 or by email Third Place Kathleen Peckholdt at [email protected]. Second Place Dee Norton To sign up for the class, please visit the front desk at your and the First Place winner was: Mel Wells earliest convenience. The $20.00 cost for the class will be Thanks to everyone who participated and attended. There charged directly to your member charge account. sure are a lot of good cooks out there! This is the first of what will be a monthly article in the Pines Can You Hear Me Now? from the Lifestyle Committee with the intent of keeping Complimentary Ear Health Clinic everyone aware of what is happening. A special component st Monday, May 21 of the article will be a portion devoted to rumors (yes, we 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. do occasionally have rumors at HP). We will try to ferret Heritage Pines, in conjunction with out the truth and get accurate information to everyone. Affordable Hearing Solutions, will be The Lifestyle Committee is under the capable leadership of providing a complimentary ear health clinic to Carla Becker and Barbara O'Leary as co-chairs. Members residents. The clinic will provide the following are: complimentary services: Meg Amelia (who does a great job as secretary), Betty • Video Otoscopy examination to check for Ear Wax Kramer, Carol Dimse Bamberg, Gilda Skorney, Joe Bratt, • Ear Wax Removal Linda Mohney, Marion Goldberg, Martha Tillim, Pat • Hearing Screenings Liston, Sheila Schwartzman • Clean and Check hearing aids Residents are encouraged to attend meetings as well as • One Complimentary Pack of Hearing Aid Batteries offer your thoughts and suggestions by emailing either of (In-home Hearing Evaluations available at no- the co-chairs. We want to hear from you! See you back here charge by appointment only) next month with lots more exciting news. A sign-up sheet will be at the front desk for appointments in 10 minute intervals. We generally fill up quite quickly for this clinic, so reserve your time slot soon More New Residents! With the warm weather comes a few new residents to our community. Michael McCann photographed the albino squirrel in his backyard. The albino squirrel can also be found in Paleo Park. Many cranes are nesting and we have seen several babies throughout the community. Please watch out for them!
9 Happening at the House
BAR Chef Tony's Cookbook Here’s what you're going to need: ENTERTAINMENT 20-pound Rib Roast Kosher Salt Table ground pepper Onion powder FOR MAY! Browning seasoning Corn starch All Entertainment is 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Follow these simple steps: 1. Set oven to 500F degrees. Date Entertainer 2. Mix dry ingredients. st Tuesday, May 1 Don Pinto 3. Pat rib dry with a fresh paper towel,
rd then rub with seasoning to form a light crust. Thursday, May 3 Angelo Rinfino 4. Put in large roasting pan. Tuesday, May 8th Karaoke with Rusty 5. Roast at 500F for 25- 30 min depending on the thickness of the rib. Thursday, May 10th Teri Lyon 6. Shut down oven after the time and let sit for up to 2 hours. th Tuesday, May 15 DJ Danny 7. Take rib out of pan and put on a cool plate to rest Thursday, May 17th Stan Prinston 8. Meanwhile drain fat from pan and put on stove top with 4 cups of water; add browning seasoning to Tuesday May 22nd Gary Coole taste. 9. Turn stove top on low and scrape bits off bottom; Thursday, May 24th The Hafer Duo add cornstarch to cold water to make a slurry, and add to simmering juices to thicken slightly. Tuesday, May 29th DJ Danny Bingo Thursday, May 31st Short Notice Sunday, May 6th at 1:00 p.m., bingo will be held in the P.A.C. room. The doors open at 12:30 p.m. A player survey Don't forget! On both Tuesdays & Thursdays, Happy was taken to select a day and time for bingo. Sunday at 1:00 Hour starts at 3:00 p.m. and runs right up to closing p.m. or 2:00 p.m. was selected as the most popular choice. time! Future bingos will be held May 6th, June 3rd, July 8th, August We offer discounted drinks on well brand liquors, 5th, September 9th, October 7th &November 4th. July 8th will house wine, and draft beers. be a benefit for Hospice. If you would like an email reminder two days before bingo send your email address to: [email protected] HP Farmer’s Market The Bingo Committee May 9th 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. May 23rd 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Heritage Pines is proud to announce that we have begun a partnership with Beasly Farms out of Brooksville, FL to bring a bi-weekly Farmers Market here to Heritage Pines. The Farmers Market will be held on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of Happy each month, from 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. in the main parking lot of the Clubhouse. The farm will bring a variety of fruits and vegetables based on the market, requests, and Mother’s Day! availability. This is a cash only system, no checks, credit cards, and member charging. Come check it out. 10 HHIITTTTIINN’’ TTHHEE PPAAVVEEMMEENNTT Save The … Date! …A Charity Walk To Fight Cancer Last year’s charity walk was incredibly successful! We raised thousands of dollars for both The American Cancer Society and Moffitt Cancer Center. This year’s walk will take place on Saturday, November 3rd 2012. We had over 150 walkers last year, and we are hoping to see that number double! We donated a total of $3,300 dollars last year; lets see what we can do this year! To Benefit: SAVE THE DATE: Saturday, November 3rd 2012 (Most likely to occur in the morning again)
Beer Of The Month! Pacifico Clara First brewed in the port town of Mazatlan at the turn of the 20th century by European settlers, Pacifico is a Mexican Pilsner style 'sunshine' beer. It is becoming an increasingly popular beer, with an almost cult following in the US following its appearance in the southern states in the 1980s. In the UK, Pacifico is now a staple in a growing number of independent, specialist bars in several cities. Pale straw and brushed gold in appearance, Pacifico is a classic Mexican lager with a solid palette of flavors and aromas. The nose is slightly creamy, the result of a collision of hoppy spices which sits on a subtle carpet of sweet malt, combining to create an appealing balanced aroma. First impressions are of an almost sharp, crisp refreshment which is enhanced by a gentle carbonation, all culminating in a zesty mouthfeel reminiscent of lemon sorbet and sherbet. This is undercut by a continuation of spicy hops and citrus from the nose, which cling to the back of your mouth and throat. The flavors are absorbed in a lingering finish which maintains character all the way to its eventual and slow dissipation into the tongue. Tastes as good towards the end as it did at the start and for me, this is a surprisingly rare quality in beer. Pacifico Clara is best served ice cold and will combine well with Mexican food, in particular seafood and warm summer sunshine!
11 UPDATED DRESS CODE FOR DINING AREAS 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 And Beverage Areas: Dining Room, Bar, Lobby, and In the Magnolia Room And Pac Room (when food is being served). Below is the new dress code, please feel free to cut this portion out and save it for reference. Please make sure guests are aware of the current dress code as well. • No apparel with obscene or offensive logos, pictures or wording is permitted. • Anyone under the age of 16 should be dressed in clothing with the overall Dress Code in mind and in consideration of their ages. Before 5:00 p.m. Acceptable NOT Acceptable Men - Tee Shirts - Cut Off Shorts - Shirts with Sleeves - Sleeveless Shirts - Approved Golf and Tennis Attire - Bare feet - Jeans - Swimwear - Shorts, including Cargo Shorts - Ripped, Torn, Bleached or Faded Jeans - Pants - Biker Attire (Chains, Doo Rags, Biker Patches, Chaps, Biker Boots, Studded Leather Jackets, - Sweatshirts and Sweatpants Studded Leather Pants, and Biker Vests.) Women - Approved Golf and Tennis Attire - Swimwear without Cover-ups - Sleeveless Collarless Tops - Tube Tops - Jeans - Bare Midriffs - Hats - Cut Off Shorts - Shorts - Bare feet - Pants - Ripped, Torn, Bleached or Faded Jeans - Sweatshirts and Sweatpants - Water Shoes - Biker Attire (Chains, Doo Rags, Biker Patches, Chaps, Biker Boots, Studded Leather Jackets, Studded Leather Pants, and Biker Vests.)
After 5:00 p.m. Acceptable NOT Acceptable Men - Dress Shorts - Cut Off Shorts - Pants - Sleeveless Shirts - Shirts with Collars - Hats unless it is for medical or religious - Approved Golf Attire reasons - Cargo Shorts and Pants - Tee Shirts - Jeans - Sweatshirts and Sweatpants - Bare feet - Biker Attire (Chains, Doo Rags, Biker Patches, Chaps, Biker Boots, Studded Leather Jackets, Studded Leather Pants, and Biker Vests.) Women - Pants - Swimwear - Capri Pants - Tube Tops - All Dresses - Bare Midriffs - Sleeveless Tops - Cut Off Shorts - Bare feet - Shorts, Skorts, and Skirts mid-thigh or longer - Denim Dresses, Skirts and Jackets - Jeans - Water Shoes - Fitness Attire - Sweatshirts and Sweatpants - Biker Attire (Chains, Doo Rags, Biker Patches, Chaps, Biker Boots, Studded Leather Jackets, Studded Leather Pants, and Biker Vests.)
The Board of Directors has asked that managers enforce this dress code. Residents & Guests who do not abide by the above dress code will be refused service and asked to leave by a member of the staff at Heritage Pines.
1st Offense 2nd Offense Additional Offenses Dress Code Violation Form will be Dress Code Violation Form will be Dress Code Violation Form will be completed by staff and warning given completed by staff and 1 week completed by staff and 2 week to member or guest who will be asked suspension. suspension. to leave. 12 The Heritage Pines Community would like to invite you to attend a Memorial Day Ceremony & Presentation on Monday, May 28th at 1:00 pm in the PAC Room. Take a moment and remember the many men & women who have fought for our great country throughout history.
Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe to assure the survival and the success of liberty. -John F. Kennedy
This event is being organized and conducted by our own HP Residents MMEEMMOORRIIAALL DDAAYY
Memorial Day Buffet Sunday, May 27th Cocktails 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Doors Open at 5:45 p.m. Dinner 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Dancing with True Passion 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. The Menu will include... Watermelon & Blueberry Salad Buttery Grilled Texas Toast & Cornbread Hot Buffet to include: Grilled Corn on the Cob Roasted Potatoes (with sauteed peppers & onions, with bacon bits) Baked Mac & Cheese, Fried Chicken and Bourbon BBQ Pork Ribs Preset Apple Pie with Cinnamon Whipped Cream Coffee/Iced Tea/Water
$18.00 (inclusive)
13 14 ON S ALE NOW!
*Proper Dress Attire Requested* 15 Comments From The Course Ladies' Niners’ Golf Association As April has ended, we are finding that more and more of Birdies and Chip-Ins our seasonal members are making their way back north. March 20, 2012 We sure have had fun with all of them here this season and Birdies: Carol Beatty, Jane Lechevet definitely look forward to their return in the fall. Chip-Ins: Gini Reinhold Before they left we started the month out with our “Swing March 27, 2012 with the Oscars” Invitational. We had over 60 women Birdies: Nancy Thomas, Lillian Stoffo, golfers from other Nine Hole Leagues in the area join us Darlene Miller, Cheryl Armstrong for a fantastic event. It began with a lovely late morning buffet while the ladies registered, bought their mulligans Chip-Ins: Geri Pavia, Judy Brischke, Cathy Kleinota, and one-putts, and their raffle tickets for all of the beautiful Barbara Kelley baskets to be raffled later that day. After announcements, Under 40: Nancy Thomas – 39, Wendy DeMarkey - 39 we all went out to our carts and played nine holes of golf. Rules and Etiquette Review Following golf, we returned to the PAC room which had • Play “ready golf”! Know what club you are going to been transformed into Hollywood! We enjoyed our lunch be using. Keep up with the group in front of you. buffet, learned which teams had won in golf and who had won the baskets. This event was excellent and we would • When a ball comes to rest in pine needles or wood like to thank Gloria Saunderson, Chairperson and all of chips it must be played as it lies. You can move items her committee Chairs for their hard work and organization: around it, but the ball must not move. Gayle Franchere, Dottie Richie, Toni Arevalo, Pat • Keep you course in good condition. Put sand in Kennedy, Maggie Shell, Pam Lewan, Maryanne divots, rake footprints in bunkers, and repair ball Snyder, Rhonda Gibson, JoAnn McDonald, Linda marks on the green. Smith, Darlene Miller, Pat Straka, and Gine Reinhold. May Games Thank you also to Dudley Saunderson for his assistance 1st – Individual Stroke Play – Low Net in getting sponsors from the outside and taking pictures 8th – Glow Ball (with 18 Holers) throughout the day. th 15 – Guess Your Score We also had our “Golfin' for Kids” Open Play day on 22 – Individual Stroke Play – Low Net th April 17 . This was again widely supported throughout 29th – Pick Your Team – Best Ball of Foursome the community. At this writing we did not have the final Mark Your Calendar: numbers, but it looked to be about 140 individuals golfing th Tuesday afternoon, and in so doing helped to raise money May 8 – Glow Ball nd for the children at Dr. Mary Giella School. Look for May 22 – HPNLGA General Meeting (following golf) pictures and more info in the June newsletter. Ask the Pro Our Rules and Etiquette committee has started this new feature. Many of us have questions that may occur while we are playing on the course or at other times. If you would like to have Kevin answer the question, please write it down and place it in the “Ask the Pro” envelope, located in the Niners bin in the Pro Shop. Every Tuesday, we begin Golf Shop our meeting by asking Kevin, the Pro, a question. Questions from the Board May Sale Members recently received an e-mail regarding some concerns and questions that the board had and wanted input from the general membership. If you have not All winter wear responded, and want to, please respond to President, Paula Routten ([email protected]) no later than May 1. The board will be reviewing these responses and then 50% off! providing information at the General Meeting on May 22. If you have not received the e-mail, or cannot access it, please let Paula know and she will get you a hard copy. Come quickly Thank you to all who have already responded. while supplies last!
16 HP Men's Golf Association Thanks to all MGA members who participated in the competition, and congratulations to the flight winners! Greetings From Newly Elected President Jeff Hole-In-one Edwards Congratulations to Lee Scalzi for a Hole-In-One on #17 Paul Sherwood (Secretary-Treasurer), Scott Taveau, during the “Battle of the Sexes” Golf Tournament held on (Vice-President), and I are looking forward to and April 6th. appreciate very much the opportunity to serve as your officers for 2012-2013. Reminders We want to thank our past year's officers Tom Aigotti, Ken Respect the game and the event. If you have signed up to Nelson, and Mel Letterer for their excellent service, and a play in the Men's Club event on Wednesday, and you find very special thanks to Mike Gallo, our immediate past out beforehand that you will not be able to play, please call president, for providing leadership while President Tom the Pro Shop as soon as possible so that other arrangements convalesced from recent heart surgery. Also, a big thanks to can be made with the pairings for the day. the Member-Guest Committee for assuring that this year's Beginning with our Wednesday May 9th MGA Golf Day, Member-Guest Golf Tournament was a huge success. we would like to have all members come into the PAC 2012 Member-Guest Golf Tournament Room at 7:45 AM sharp for a brief meeting. We are planning an exciting and fun-filled year of events for the The tenth annual Member-Guest Golf Tournament and MGA. Should you have suggestions, please let us know. events were held March 15-17. The weather , as well as all of the festivities, were wonderful. AND….as always, please repair all ball marks, divots and adhere to the 90 degree rule. When filling divots with There was great participation at all events, including the sand, step on the sand to compact it. pairings reception and fajita dinner on Thursday evening, the dinner/dance on Friday evening, and the Saturday awards luncheon. Many fabulous door prizes were awarded on Friday night, and at the awards luncheon on Handicap Committee Saturday as well. An essential element of the USGA Handicap System is the Congratulations to Jeff Edwards and his guest, Dan Estes, Handicap Committee. Every golf club utilizing the USGA the 2012 Member Guest champions! Handicap System must have a Handicap Committee to Flight winners: ensure the integrity of the USGA Handicap System. The First Flight Committee sees that scores are posted, all elements of the Jeff Edwards-Dan Estes 71+68 139 Low Gross system are followed and the integrity of each Handicap Paul Sherwood-Bob Johnson 61+59 120 Low Net Index issued is maintained. Second Flight All individual scores (9 and 18 holes rounds) must be Charlie Blizzard-Steve Blizzard 78+68 146 Low Gross posted immediately following the round at the course, both home and away. Questions regarding the use of Equitable Kent Lang-Bob Roggow 56+55 111 Low Net Stroke Control or ESC (maximum number of strokes on Third Flight any holes depending on your course handicap) and Most Burr Lechevet-Mark Boswell 76+82 158 Low Gross Likely Score (in the players best judgment, the number of Ken Nelson-Kevin Nelson 53+60 113 Low Net strokes needed to complete the hole) should be directed to MARK YOUR CALENDARS!!! The dates for the the Handicap Committee. Member-Guest Golf Tournament for 2013 have been set As part of the score posting rule, the player must be aware for March 21, 22, & 23. of the holes not played requirement. A completed round is Match Play Championship required if 1) for a 9-hole round 7 holes are completed or 2) for an 18-hole round, 13 holes are completed. The score The 2012 Match Play Championship was completed in recorded for handicap posting purposes for the mid-April. The flight champions are as follows: uncompleted holes must be par plus any handicap strokes Championship Flight-Bob Klepps the player is entitled to receive on that hole. For example, Second Flight-Lee Scalzi if the player finishes 16 holes and he/she gets one stroke on Third Flight-Jerry Morfka #17 and no stroke on #18. He/she would record a bogey on Fourth Flight-Floyd Bradley #17 and a par on #18. Fifth Flight-Russ Stefany In short, always post your score in the Ghin system immediately following the completed round, home or away and remember a completed round is 7 holes (9-hole round) and 13 holes (18-hole round). If you have any questions, please consult the USGA Rule Book or contact the Handicap Committee. Dick Kaufman, Chairperson HP Handicap Committee 17 Heritage Pines Ladies' Golf Association Linda McConomy is a proud Kevin Burnsworth gave a short demonstration on the proper Canadian, via England and enjoying way to mark your ball on the green in March. Did you know the winters of Heritage Pines, Florida. that Padraig Harrington was observed by several of his Very cosmopolitan! playing companions at the Abu Dhabi Golf tournament for Born in the village of Nantyffyllon, improperly marking his ball and was charged a ONE STOKE Maesteg in Wales, she then moved as a PENALTY for putting from a wrong place and if he had not child to Sutton Coldfield in the West remembered where his first marker had been then it would Midlands, England. A lover of all have been a two stroke penalty. Hmmmm! It takes 17 holes to sports at school, and captain of teams in field hockey, really get warmed up. No golfer ever played too fast. rounders, netball, swimming and tennis. Her profession was Thought For The Day in computer operating and programming (the old sort that “No matter how badly you are playing, it's always possible to took up whole rooms of hardware) and today she designs and play worse.” looks after websites for her husband Barry. *********************** They have run successful businesses in both England and now Mattawa where Barry still works looking after the systems Summer Is Here………..80, 90 Degree Temperatures and IT for many of the businesses, doctors practices and the Hydration Tips While On The Golf Course. Nursing Home. Linda also was a tennis coach for the LTA With the weather getting realllllly warm in our area and the back in England and loved her annual visit to Wimbledon – fact that golf is mostly a warm weather sport you need to be only as a spectator though! aware of your body's temperature and not get over heated on They have 3 sons and 4 grandchildren. In 1997 Linda, Barry & the golf course. If you do not keep your body properly family moved to Mattawa, Ontario (4 hrs north of Toronto) hydrated you will not be able to perform as well as you could and have enjoyed a very different way of life in this small but on the golf course. beautiful community. Completely different sports and It is recommended that you drink fluids, like water and lifestyles are now a large part of their lives. Including golf Gatorade, in smaller amounts on a regular basis and not wait which they took up after moving to Canada. Both are now until you get to a drink station every 6 holes or so. In order to totally hooked on the game and the social aspect. Another new do this, you should carry a bottle or two with you. (Most new game for them was curling, which many people have now golf bags now have an insulated pocket for you to put a drink seen after the winter Olympics made it so popular. And for bottle in.) You should sip on the bottles and refill them as Barry, moose and deer hunting has become a way of life in the needed when you do reach a water station. fall season. They also both enjoy boating, fishing and A good rule of thumb is to drink eight ounces of fluid before swimming on beautiful Lake Champlain that they are you even tee off, then continue to drink four to eight ounces fortunate enough to live on. ever 15 minutes of play. (Save that beer for when you finish Linda and Barry are really lucky to live in two great your round of golf.) Remember …..that alcohol dehydrates communities with wonderful friends and family! And if Linda you. Don't wait until you are thirsty to drink, because at that is not on the HP golf course she will probably be reading by point your body is already dehydrated. the pool! Signs of dehydration: Fatigue that can cause you to lose your March Tournament Results mental focus, muscle weakness, rigidity or tremors, March 20th-27th: PRESIDENTS CUP confusion, hallucinations, delirium, abnormal breathing, All Around Winner: Carol Grosso coma and even sometimes death. April Tournament Results Upcomming Events st April 3rd: PARTNER SCRAMBLE (Roll the Dice) May 1 Lady Bug Invitational nd st May 8 3 Clubs and a Putter 1 Flight Gross: Cournoyer/Domst th st May15 Partner 6-6-6 1 Net: Wehner/Simpson nd 2nd Net: Godleski/ S.A. Lichtenberg May 22 Cha Cha Cha Teams May 29th Low Putts 2nd Flight Gross: Taveau/Lucius 1st Net: Fuller/C. Lichtenberg New Additions To Heritage Pines 2nd Net: Gallows/Stebler 3rd Net: Myers/Baldick 3rd Flight Gross: Thompson/Plante 1st Net: O'Leary/Henningsen April 10th: TEAM SCRAMBLE 1st L. McConomy/Cooper/Letterer 67 2nd Wehner/Stebler/Lucius/Givens 68 3rd Miller/Taveau/Thompson/Maturi 68 4th Cournoyer, Gallo, Henningsen, Berube 68 18 Catching Up With Clubs and Groups
Heritage Pines Tennis Association Bridge Groups The HPTA Winter Leagues came to a successful conclusion There are several opportunities to play bridge every week on the 23rd of April. The end of those leagues marked the at Heritage Pines. The various bridge groups and their departure of most of our seasonal players. We wish them a times of play are listed below. You are welcome to join as safe trip as they travel to points north and look forward to many groups as you desire. If you have a question about their return in the fall. The HPTA Summer Leagues will the groups, please call Judy Kortier at 819-2008. commence in June and details will be forthcoming. Duplicate Bridge th The HPTA Serve & Folly Tournament was held on the 14 of Duplicate bridge is played on Wednesday afternoons at April with a total of 16 players, both men and women, 12:30 p.m. in the Magnolia Room. For more information enrolling. This was a fun tournament consisting of three sets or to participate, please contact one of the Wednesday with a few "fun" games tossed in to challenge even the most duplicate bridge coordinators: Joy Stefany at 868-8521 or accomplished players. Each player received a handicap to Royann Doak at 863-6652. level the playing field and the final results reflected a very close grouping in number of games won. Awards were given H.P. Partnership Bridge Club to finishers in the first four places as follows: On Tuesday evenings, the partnership bridge club meets at 1st Place Jeff Aston/ Monica Aston 6:00 p.m. in the Craft Room. Members play with the same 2nd Place Susan Willkom/Chris Krohn partner for the entire evening. Rounds of six hands are 3rd Place Jim Wirth/Rita Paschke played. Please call Judy Kortier at 819-2008 or Sheila Cooper at 255-1524 to sign-up with your partner. 4th place (Tie) Rosemary McCaffrey/Marjie Fuller/Doug Krohn/Terry Willkom Party Bridge The next tournament will be held in the November time Party bridge is played every week at the following times: frame with more details made available as the date Monday evening, 6:00 p.m. in the Craft Room approaches. Wednesday afternoon, 12:30 p.m. in the Magnolia Room Open tennis opportunities will continue through the To participate, please contact the appropriate coordinator: summer months and will be facilitated by Coordinator Nick Monday evening: Nancy Landers, 869-6108 Marino, men and Toni Arevalo, women. These are Wednesday afternoon: Bonnie Kraemer, 863-2051 scheduled at 8 a.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays for men; 8 a.m. Wednesday for women; and at 7 p.m on Thursdays for ACBL Games women. American Contract Bridge League games to earn For those members wishing to improve their game, there is a masterpoints are available to Heritage Pines residents at ball machine available. The only requirement for use of the the Nature Coast Bridge Club in Spring Hill. Fee based ball machine is completion of a required training session lessons from beginner to advanced skill levels are also which lasts about 30 minutes. To schedule this training you available. For more information, please call Judy Kortier can contact any member of the HPTA Board. Contact at 819-2008. information for those members is posted on the HPTA bulletin board. The tennis courts always experience high usage, therefor it's Library News imperative that they be kept in excellent condition both for Our library is maintained by volunteers from the H.P. Book the players safety and to facilitate the enjoyment of a good, Club. Anyone interested in volunteering can call Jocelyn at competitive game of tennis. Bob Youngblood continues his 869-9461. We gratefully accept donations of POPULAR behind the scenes efforts to ensure court maintenance is hard back books and GENTLY USED paperbacks. Fiction executed in a timely and professional manner. books are on the right hand wall in alphabetical order by The tennis court schedule can be found on the bulletin board author. Non-fiction books are on the left hand wall by near the tennis courts or at the front desk of the HP subject category. Paperbacks are found in the lower four Clubhouse. Please check the schedule and reserve your corners in alphabetical order by author. Large Print books court with the front desk for all non-scheduled activity to are on the left hand wall of the library. Leave donations and avoid any conflict returns on the book cart. Since space is of a premium, we If you are not a member but are considering joining the can only keep books of wide appeal Paperbacks do not H.P.T.A, please contact one of the board members. A list of need to be returned. We are getting requests for books on those members and current activity is also on the bulletin tapes for use in cars. Please donate them if you have extras. board. Come out and join us to improve your skills or just The library does not accept magazines, games, puzzles, get some good exercise with players of similar interest. technical books, movies or other non-book items. 19 Heritage Pines Sportsman's Club
The next meeting of the Heritage Pines Sportsman's Club, A Kayak trip was conducted in March with eleven boats which is always held on the second Thursday of each participating at a gathering month will be on May 10, 2012 at 11:00 a.m. in the at Crystal River, Kings Magnolia Room. All interested residents are invited to join Bay. The next trip is us at the meeting and to learn about our many Club outdoor scheduled for April 17th at activities. We are an active and growing club. D u n e d i n a n d t h e This month has been an active month for the club. Honeymoon/Caladesi At our meeting we were pleased to have Bill Bunting as a Islands. Everyone is guest speaker. Bill is the outspoken leader of the Pasco invited to join us. We will County Republican Party and a concealed weapons expert meet at 9:00 at the and NRA instructor. He gave a presentation on gun safety Clubhouse parking lot. and took many questions on that subject. Howard Stinger and Lorna are arranging the event. The Sportsman's Club has run a very successful series of Q u e s t i o n s o r m o r e fishing trips. They are reasonable in price and usually yield information, call Howard a good catch and great fun. The next trip is scheduled for th or Lorna at 819-8059. April 24 . We are also considering renting a pontoon boat fot a local waters fishing party. Call Roger Keplinger, (379- Our “Cookout Bar B Que” Kayaking Fun 6571) or send email to: [email protected]) if was a popular success. interested. The HP Clubhouse crew did a great job of cooking and preparing a delicious menu, and 21 of our members did the The Club, goes trap and skeet shooting on Wednesdays and serving . We will be doing this event again in the future. Saturdays at the Silver Dollar Shooting Club in Odessa, FL. Once in a while we go north to Crystal River and shoot We have a close sporting relationship with 6 people living at the Robinson's Ranch range. We carpool and gather at at Timber Pines. We are please to announce the Jim Gosnell 9:00 AM in the parking lot across from the clubhouse to of that community has joined our club as a member. Jim is organize the rides. If you don't own a gun and would like to very active in several oranizations, and is the creator of a try this sport, you can rent a gun at Silver Dollar for the day great Trap and Skeet Newsletter that we all enjoy. at a very reasonable rate. As a group, we are getting pretty Welcome Aboard, Jim. good at this ame. More and more members are breaking 25 Please join us at our next meeting of the Heritage Pines of 25 clay targets. As previously reported, lessons are still Sportsman's Club and find out about all the outdoor fun we being given at the Silver Dollar for Trap shooters for are enjoying. After each monthly meeting many of us get $40.00 per person. There are 2 instructors for each group of together for food and good conversation at a local 5 shooters. One of the nice things that this group does is to restaurant. For more information on the club, contact our enjoy a meal together after each shooting session. We President, Harry Koerner at 378-5667. delight in trying new restaurants and the latest find is the Grand Plaza Café on Little Rd north of Rt 54. We also have 6 members that are shooting Skeet. Skeet is a different game than Trap and requires a different set of How to Cook a shooting skills. Our President, The Sportsman's Club Hamburger. Coordinator for Trap and Skeet shooting is John Scarfi at Blaylock and Mitchell 868-0640. Pistol and Rifle Shooters are going as a group to the Phoenix Gun Club north of Brooksville. You should contact Harry Koerner at 378-5667 to find out more about this. Members are organizing in the parking lot once a month on the Friday following the club meeting at 9 am to arrange carpool travel to the range. . You must be a member of the Phoenix gun club to shoot there. Costs are reasonable with a $25.00 annual fee with an additional $10.00 per day to shoot. There is a family plan for $200.00 a year with no additional charge to shoot. If you have any questions please contact Harry. Organized Bocce Ball is showing some life. Ben Rappa won some honors last week at a tournament, but not for us. He won a ROMEO club competition. Way to go, Benny. Save some of that energy for OUR team. 20 Card Making Class May Bunco May 30th, 2012 Now that our northern friends have left, it's just us "year This class has been cancelled in observance of Memorial Day. rounders" left and this is just a reminder that our Bunco If you have any questions, please call or email Betsy Graves, games will be held on Thursday, May 31st, starting 352-596-0170 or [email protected] promptly at 6:30 p.m. in the Magnolia Room. We hope you Check out my new blog. all know that you are invited to come and learn this easy www.stampinginparadise.blogspot.com game but please bring the appropriate envelopes. If you have any questions, please contact Marcia Gerber at 819- Have a safe Memorial Day! 1662, Betty Plante at 863-8462 and Camille Baldick at 862-9974. See you there! Democratic Club! Welcomes All Of Heritage Pines To Its May Meeting Book Club Thursday, May 17, 2012 May - The Month Of Decision And 4 – 6 p.m. in the Magnolia Room “Lunch Out” for The Book Club The HP Democratic Club invites the entire community to th The Heritage Pines Book Club meets on the 4th its May 17 meeting, where the Robert Greenwald Wednesday of each month. In April, readers submitted documentary Koch Brothers Exposed will be shown. In their book nominations for the 2012-2013 reading year. this powerful film, the “director of documentaries on Wal- Those nominations are listed on the Bulletin Board outside Mart, Rupert Murdoch and the wars in Iran and the Magnolia Room. Ballots will be cast and tabulated at Afghanistan takes on billionaires Charles and David Koch, our May 23 meeting, when we'll travel to the Thai Bistro who he refers to as “the 1% at its worst”. Based on on Main St. in New Port Richey for lunch** and “book extensive research, Greenwald's film exposes tactics used by the Koch brothers to sway political narrative in their talk”. During the summer, all our meetings are lunch favor, while illustrating the dangers of unbridled influence meetings outside Heritage Pines. Everyone in the when in the hands of few. In the film we will meet high community is welcome in the Book Club, so please come school students in North Carolina where Koch-allied and join our stimulating and insightful discussions. If politicians attempted to undo desegregation of the school anyone has any questions about the Book Club, please call system, and voters in Missouri and Texas who find Judith Chase at 862-4545. themselves disenfranchised by a voter-ID law pushed by ** Details of the lunch trip and a sign-up sheet are located in the an organization funded with Koch money. Book Club Binder in the Library Armoire. We plan to car pool, so please indicate whether you can drive or will need a ride. You We feel this documentary is so important that we are must sign up no later than May 21. If for some reason you are moving our meeting to the PAC Room this month and unable to attend the May meeting, but wish your vote to be inviting all the community to join us in the viewing. counted, absentee ballots will be available at the Front Desk For information, call any of the following: Dr. Lynn after May 6. You must complete your ballot there and turn it in to a staff member, who will hold all the absentee ballots until our Lindeman, President – 697-3052; Dr. Larry Schmitt, rd Vice-President –869-2493; Judith Chase – Secretary – May 23 meeting, when they will be collected and tabulated. 862-4545; Oma Spain, Treasurer – 863-3962; Betty Dean, Parliamentarian – 869-9033. Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful citizens can Republican Club change the world. Indeed it is the only thing that ever The May meeting of the Heritage Pines Republican Club has……Margaret Mead will be held on Tuesday May 29th at 7 PM in the PAC room. Guest speaker will be State Senator Mike Fasano Angels in the Pines who always has interesting insights as to what is happening on both state and national levels. Senator Fasano has Hello all angels! I know so many of you have been busy always been a great supporter of the Heritage Pines knitting and crocheting for the bins are starting to fill up Republicans. with hats and scarves' and gloves. Our sewing ladies I would like to starting meeting again in May for the 2 and 4th There will also be several candidates running for County Sunday's. But it's my hope we can all come together on and State offices present and this is a great opportunity to May 6th the first Sunday of May. I would like to try and meet and ask questions of those individuals. work on a fund raiser for helping out with our supplies so Please remember to check our web site HPRebulicam we can keep going with all the good works we have Club.com for much good information and updates. Hope to enjoyed dong for the children. see you all on the 29th. So all my angels and any new angels come to our meeting "We must reject the idea that every time a law is broken, May 6th to share ideas and friendships. Our sewing ladies society is guilty rather than the lawbreaker. It is time to please join us also for this meeting. Any questions please restore the American precept that each individual is call Kathy Hendrickson 862-2394 accountable for his actions" ~ Ronald Reagan 21 Heritage Pines Pocket R.O.M.E.O. Billiards Players Retired Old Men Eating Out Another exciting and pleasurable winter FAMILY - FRIENDS - FUN - FOOD league of pocket billiards will be ending in a couple of weeks. To all of our “Snowbird” friends that will be heading May Events north soon, have a safe journey and a wonderful Friday, 11th - Sightseeing cruise on the Cottee River on summer. We'll be looking forward to your return this fall the “Miss Daisey”, leaving at 2 p.m. from the dock for another winter of competition, laughs, and telling behind Catches restaurant. A two hour sail to the gulf stories. Congratulations to the following Champions and and through the canals seeing many beautiful homes Runners-up! and trying to spot the dolphins swimming alongside the 8-ball “A” league team season Champions: boat. The cruise culminates at the restaurant where we Bill Raspovic & John Fernandes will have dinner in our own section by the windows so 8-ball “A” league team season Runners-up: the view will be fantastic. Otto Diekmann & John LaFemina Price for the cruise is $16.00 per person. Dinner is on 8-ball “A” league team playoff Champions: your own with an open menu. Seating for the boat is Ben Bell & Joe Lisciandri limited to 42 people so reserve early. Call Buddy Fleet 8-ball “A” league team playoff Runners-up: TBD 697-1270 or Al Sacher 862 0123 for seats on the boat. 8-ball “B” league team season Champions: Friday, 11th - Monthly softball practice at Veterans Hank Valderrama & Lou Dallojacono Park in Hudson. Good exercise, with no running. The 8-ball “B” league team season Runners-up: field is beautiful and well manicured. If you have any Joe Mancusi & Gene Giuffra questions call manager Lou Guariniello at 868-9368. 8-ball “B” league team playoff Champions: Wednesday, 23rd- Monthly board meeting in the Hank Valderrama & Lou Dallojacono conference room at the Clubhouse. All members are 8-ball “B” league team playoff Runners-up: welcome to attend. This meeting is where we plan all Fred Scharf & Tom Wilary future activities and events and we are open to 8-ball “A” league singles season Champion: Kent Lang suggestions from all members. th 8-ball “A” league singles season Runner-up: Friday, 25 - Our monthly breakfast meeting at the Jim Aquafredda “Cottee River Café”. The turnout has been fabulous 8-ball “A” league singles playoff Champion: Kent Lang and we would like more members to attend. The food is great and the service is impeccable so join us and 8-ball “A” league singles playoff Runner-up: Ben Bell socialize with your fellow R.O.M.E.O.S. Car pool if 8-ball “B” league singles season Champion: Tom Wilary you can. Call Al Sacher if you need a ride. 8-ball “B” league singles season Runner-up: Coming Events Hank Valderrama th 8-ball “B” league singles playoff Champion: Tom Wilary June 14 - An afternoon matinee between the Rays and Mets. We have great seats reserved for our group and it 8-ball “B” league singles playoff Runner-up: Joe Rubino is important that you get your reservations in now as we 9-ball “A” league season Champion: Jim Aquafredda must know the count by the end of April. We would like 9-ball “A” league season Runner-up: Hal Chase to make this a “bus event” but we must have at least 25 9-ball “A” league playoff Champion: Jim Aquafredda people going. The price for each ticket will be $49.00 including the bus. Wives and companions are invited to 9-ball “A” league playoff Runner-up: Hal Chase this event. For reservations and information call Al 9-ball “B” league season Champion: Tom Wilary Sacher 862-0123. 9-ball “B” league season Runner-up: Hank Valderrama On Friday the 13th, we had our planned Bocce 9-ball “B” league playoff Champion: Jim Montgomery Tournament at Heritage Pines. We had six teams of 9-ball “B” league playoff Runner-up: Tom Wilary four and we played four rounds to determine the Summer billiards leagues are up in the air right now, champion. The weather was delightful and everyone because of the next phase of Clubhouse renovations. I will had a great time. For many of us this was the first time we played this game and surprisingly a lot of fun. We are already looking forward to planning our next tournament. From what we understand, a few members of the Sportsman Club want to play some of our members. We look forward to the challenge.
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WAG and Hope Ranch Village Attic WAG joined the community Garage Sale in March and earned We are in the process of updating our attic list. Some of the about $700 for Hope Ranch. We want to thank Barbara items are no longer available. If you have any items to lend, Fullerton and her crew for doing such a wonderful job pricing, please call and let us know. As always the list can be found in the setting up, selling and cleaning up. We could not have armoire in the library. If interested, contact the person on the list managed without them. Thank you also to everyone who and make the necessary arrangements. It is your responsibility contributed items for sale and attended the sale. WAG is to return the item in clean condition. Any questions, call Betty taking off for the summer but will resume our activities in Plante 863-8462 or Marcia Gerber 819-1662. October. 23 Red Hat Sophisticates Of Heritage Pines Everyone is Welcome to Attend Our Trips May 3 Immokalee Casino, Hotel & Mystery Dinner Train. Cost $75 w/o Dinner & $153 w/ Dinner $60 free plays $10 Food & Hot Buffet Breakfast May 15 Hard Rock Casino Evening Trip May 17 Red Hat Meeting June 19 Hard Rock Casino Evening Trip June 21 Red Hat Meeting July & August No Red Hat Meeting July 4 12 nights Med/Greek Isles Cruise on Serenade of the Seas October 20 Cedar Key Seafood Festivals & Craft Show, $24.00 October 28 14 nights Ultimate Caribbean Cruise Jewel of the Sea. Boston/Tampa In cabin - $1613.00 PPDO OV - $1743.00, Balcony - $2043.00 PPDO November 26 Gaylord Palms Ice Show in Orlando, Price TBA December 1 10 night Panama Canal Cruise, MSC, Poesia - Inside Cabin $860.00, OV $970.00, Balcony - $1110.00, Superior Balcony $1190.00 & $50.00 Cabin Credit ***** DATES. PRICES & TIME ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE*****
************** FUTURE TRIPS************** May 17th Red Sox / Tampa Bay evening game. March 2013 7 night Oasis of the Seas May 2013 Alaska Cruise & Land Call Jean DeMoura #727-863-8699 to reserve your space on any of these fun filled trips. ***** DATES, PRICES & TIMES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE*****
Tai Chi Class Tai Chi Beginner - Tuesday at 8:00 a.m. in PAC Advanced – Thursday at 9:00 a.m. in Magnolia Room Qigong (Chee Kung) – Saturday at 9:00 a.m. in Magnolia Room Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 2012! I would like to congratulate all of the Tai Chi students that of its moves. As I tell my students, do only what you can do recently completed Chen Man-Ching's, Yang Style, 37 physically, but mentally envision yourself going all the Posture, Tai Chi Ch'uan. On way. If you do that, all of Tai March 29th Heritage Pines Chi's benefits will be yours. Tai Chi (HPTC), celebrated Our graduates are: Audrey the success of eight students McLauchlin, Celine Watkins, who stuck with it and pushed Karen Kunde, Karen Pipes, through to the end, even Marjorie Convery, Penny though I heard many times Cornell, Shay Maris, and Sheila from most of them that they Schwartzman. The other person would never be able to “do in the photo is Walt Godleski, that” as I demonstrated each who completed the form new position. December of 2010 (our first Tai Chi is fun, and it does graduate) and is a great help to make you feel good, along me in teaching the classes. with the myriad health Congratulations to all! benefits it bestows, but it can Rich Cunha, 857-3044, also be challenging in some [email protected] 24 Ask The Techie Skype Training Class
Q: This year I've had several family Friday, May 11th, from 1-3:00 p.m. members visiting who wanted to use in the Magnolia Room my computer to check email. After they left I discovered several new Dale Mallek will be teaching a beginner's class on setting programs installed on the computer as up and using Skype. Skype is a free program that uses your well as changes to my Internet Home computer's web video camera and microphone to Page. Is there a way I can allow visitors access to my communicate with family and friends. This session is part computer but prevent them from making changes? of a series of monthly classes that Dale is offering to his fellow Heritage Pines residents at NO CHARGE. A: Yes, you can protect your Windows setup and prevent Enrollment is limited to 35 (RSVP ONLY). others from installing unwanted software. This can be done by establishing a Windows Login Password and creating a This class is intended for novice users interested in using VISITOR Login. Skype to communicate with family and friends. Normally, I don't recommend passwords but in this case The topics covered will include: they are needed (as least temporarily). To add a Password to Sign-up, Security, Hardware Setup, Finding Friends, your Windows Login access USER ACCOUNTS via the Chatting and Q&A CONTROL PANEL. Select CREATE A PASSWORD Dale has 40+ years experience delivering and supporting and enter a password that only you know. Select a password technology services. His most recent employer was that can't be easily guessed by your visitors. A combination Hewlett Packard. In 2009, Dale began Mallek Technology of letters and numbers is recommended. Solutions providing computer and home theatre support To create a VISITOR Login, select Create New Account via services to Heritage Pines and neighboring community the CONTROL PANEL | USER ACCOUNTS AND residents. FAMILY SAFETY | USER ACCOUNTS | MANAGE ACCOUNTS. Enter the new Login Name (i.e. VISITOR) If you plan to attend or have suggestions for future classes, and click the STANDARD USER button. Your family will please contact Dale Mallek at 727-697-7260 or be able to access the Internet but will not be able to install [email protected]. any software on your computer. This setup will also prevent your visitors from accessing any of your documents saved in your DOCUMENTS area. When your company leaves you can (optionally) remove your Windows Login Password via Control Panel | User Accounts and Family Safety | User Accounts\Manage Accounts | Change an Account\Remove Password. Q: Which Virus protection program do you recommend? My computer came with Norton Internet Security but that program expired and a fee is required to renew. A: McAfee and Symantec often include trial versions with new computers. These trials usually expire in 2-6 months and cost $40 or more each year to renew. Both are excellent programs but there are free programs that will do the job for Mah Jongg Club the typical home user. If you are using a Windows XP that is Mini Mah Jongg Tournament 5 or more years old with less than one megabyte of memory, the resource requirements of these programs may Will be on May 31, 2012 sign in 8:30 and significantly slow down your computer. game starts at 9:00. Make checks out for $12.00 to Lorna Colton and put in Mah I recommend Microsoft Security Essentials which can be Jongg Book. This will be our last mini downloaded free from the Microsoft web site at tournament for the summer until www.microsoft.com/Security_Essentials/. Once installed the program will automatically update itself. Security September. Essentials will automatically scan incoming files and can be All guests must be accompanied by you to play Mah Jongg setup to perform scheduled scan. The program supports at Clubhouse. They cannot play if you are not with them. Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7. There is no annual If you are not a member of the Mah Jongg club and want to renewal fee and I've found the program doesn't significantly join contact Lorna Colton at 819-8059 for membership. impact performance on an older computer. The dues are $5.00 a year. Make checks out to Lorna Submit questions for future columns to Dale Mallek – Colton and put your checks in the envelope in the Mah [email protected] Jongg book. 25 Heritage Pines Cat Sitters The Kitty Coalition The Heritage Pines Cat Sitters is a new extension of the Kitty TNR For Feral Cats Works! Coalition of Heritage Pines designed to provide volunteers for cat owners that would like to have their cats cared for, in Feral cats are members of the domestic cat species, but are not their homes, while they take a weekend away, go on a cruise, socialized to humans and are therefore unadoptable. Feral cats or take a brief vacation. Wouldn't it be comforting to have live outdoors but reside in locations for two reasons: one, someone you know and trust provide food and water, clean there is a food source—intended or not—and two, there is the litter boxes, and play a few moments with your cats while shelter. By living near humans, feral cats can lead relatively you are away? You will no longer have to consider boarding healthy, natural lives. But, as recent descendants of stray pets, your cats in an unfamiliar, disconcerting environment. And ferals do not qualify as actual wildlife. They fit somewhere in the service will be free. between and human assistance is still key to their survival. All that it will require is that you join a yahoo cat site on the Simply trapping and removing the cats from an area creates a internet, [email protected], and vacuum. It may temporarily reduce the number of feral cats in you will quickly become a volunteer and be eligible to have a given area, but two things happen: intact survivors continue someone sit for your cats. When enough families have joined, to breed, and other cats move in to the now-available territory. you will be able to post to all the members and request a sitter. This is known as the “Vacuum Effect”. Several people will probably respond and you can acquaint a Animal control agencies have been catching and “humanely” volunteer member with your cats, their special needs, and killing cats for decades in a misguided attempt to reduce the their environment. number of feral cats in a given area, even though the number If you would like further information, or have some of outdoor cats does not decrease. This endless, cruel cycle is constructive thoughts on cat sitting, please call Terry Cubine not supported by the public and is a gross misuse of tax at [727] 857-3090, or Rusty Peacock at [727] 378-5301, who dollars. Feral cats brought into the county facility are simply will act as coordinators for cat owners and volunteer put to death. Even tame cats cannot find homes, but feral cats procedures and activity. At some future date we will arrange have no chance at all. Humane organizations almost routinely for a meeting of group members to discuss plans and protocol are full and will not accept cats, tame or feral. for volunteers and we will seek your ideas. Trap-Neuter-Return does work. This program involves humanely trapping, spaying or neutering, vaccinating, and Super Senior 80+ returning adult feral cats to their outdoor homes. Behaviors Come join and meet some new friends from your generation and stresses associated with pregnancy and mating, such as (1912 Thru 1932). See what a lively fun group this is. For spraying, yowling or fighting, stop. Not only does Trap- lunch on Friday, May 11th at 12:00 p.m., please call Loretta Neuter-Return make good sense, it is also a responsible, Fulda 727-697-2060 or Stephanie Nuniziante 727-860-4142. humane method of care for outdoor cats. Kitty Coalition of Heritage Pines is dedicated to this effective program. If you would like more information, please contact us at Theater News [email protected]. Palace Grand has announced the summer return of two In response to many inquiries, two Kitty Coalition members previously sold out shows. Sleuth's Mystery Dinner will have organized a free “Cat-Sitting” program, fashioned after a present "THE SHOW MUST GO ON" on Saturday, June 2nd. successful one in the Glenlakes Community. For more This new mystery needs your help to solve the crime. Bring information on how you can benefit from, or volunteer for, your investigative skills and your appetite. Tickets are $42.50 this program, contact coordinators Terry Cubine at [352] 857- for show, dinner buffet and taxes. Gratuities are extra. Also 3090, or Rusty Peacock at [727] 378-5301. returning will be a salute to the music of Frankie Valli, "LETS HANG ON" for August 3rd. Tickets are $21.40 each and a food menu will be available. A new show for Sunday, Chronic Disease Management Classes September 23rd is "THE SHADES OF BLUE", a Soul & Doo Heritage Pines will offer a Chronic Disease Self-Management Wop review. Tickets are $21.40 each. All sign up sheets are in th . the theatre book at the Clubhouse. Program starting at 1:30 p.m. on Friday, May 4 . The program consists of a series of workshops that will be given for two and At Show Palace, we will attend the original B'way play, one half hours once a week for six weeks. All sessions will "SWING" on May 5th. Celebrate the songs and dance of the period with Jive, Swing, Lindy and Hip-Hop at this dinner begin at 1:30 p.m. The subjects to be covered include: 1) buffet. Tickets still $40.50 each. The new pricing of $42.50 techniques to deal with problems such as frustration, fatigue, will take effect for the show "NEW YORK NIGHTS" on June pain and isolation, 2) appropriate exercise for maintaining and 23rd. improving strength, flexibility, and endurance, 3) appropriate use of medications, 4) communicating effectively with family, The interest sheets are in the theatre book. If enough sign up we friends, and health professionals, 5) nutrition, and, 6) how to will secure a bus for the event. Final dates and prices will be evaluate new treatments. The workshops are highly announce shortly for Straz Theatre and Ruth Eckerd Hall. participative. Mutual support and success build the participants' Thank you for the help in delivering tickets and making calls. confidence in their ability to manage their health and to Check are payable to the HERTIAGE PINES THEATRE maintain active and fulfilling lives. If you are interested in CLUB and can be left in the theatre book or dropped off at my attending, please contact Loretta Fulda at 727-697-2060. home. 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28 29 Pet of the Month Pet Lovers’ Club Hi there! My name is Gidget, Monday, May 16, 11:00 a.m. and I'm that tiny little blond Heritage Pines Arts and Craft Room Shih-Tzu you see strolling with We encourage all members of the Heritage Pines Pet Lovers' Club and Bev Clemmons. We go out for interested HP residents to attend our May Meeting (which will include our golf cart rides and walks a Brain-storming session for 2012- 2013 club meetings). We want to three times a day, so I get to meet know your interests for programs, projects, issues, speakers, etc.! Your lots of nice people and their input will help us to make future meetings motivating, informative and dogs here in Heritage Pines. I Gidget worthwhile for all! Lunch to follow the meeting! am usually friendly, but my eyesight isn't as good as Programs for Future 2012 Pet Lovers' Club Meetings: it used to be and I startle easily. I say "Outta my June, July, August - Vacation face!" if other dogs get too close, but I don't mean to September 17 - Back by popular demand! Dr. Stacy Wempe from be fussy. It's how I kept my own pups in line, and I The Spring Hill Animal Clinic will be our 'kick off' would never actually bite. speaker for the Fall meeting! It has taken me a few years to find out that when people reach down to me, it's because they're going to pet me and it feels good. I guess I should explain New Board that. For the first seven years of my life I lived in a We are very happy to announce the new Board of Directors for the puppy mill, producing beautiful puppies and having Pet Lovers' Club: President - Karen Rumptz, Vice President - Cherie almost no contact with the people who were selling Burch, Secretary - Meg Amelia, Treasurer - Kathy Kelley, Member them. Then I developed eye problems, I wasn't doing at large - Donna Hegstrom, Member at large - Pat Liston, Member at well after having my last litter of puppies....anyway, large – Annette Stanutz the people decided I wasn't worth keeping so they Please do not hesitate to contact any of your Board members if you wanted to get rid of me. Mom's family heard about have questions or concerns about your pets in Heritage Pines. me and convinced her we needed each other. She took me in, fleas and all, bathed and beautified me, and even had the patience to put up with my fear and Survey! What Survey?? confusion. I soon learned to trust her, but it was a You recently received a request to complete a “Pet” survey from Heritage long time before I really trusted anyone else and quit Pines. If you haven't already completed the survey, Pet Lover's Club and hiding behind her. Everyone says I have changed so The Kitty Coalition would appreciate your doing so in order to help (us) much, and I am now friendly and almost fearless. determine the number and types of pets inside our gates. I have four special canine friends. They are Duffer This is important for a variety of reasons. For example, it will help us and Beau and Toto and Buddy. Since I had never seen in recommending long-range and emergency planning and rescue a toy, Duffer showed me how to play with one when I programs; and advocating on behalf of our pet-owners. was visiting him. His mom even gave me that toy to Please log on to the link and complete the survey. take home, but I gave it back to him. I enjoyed http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/KFV3MKQ Paper copies are also playing with him at his house, but I don't like to play available at the HP front desk. with toys at my home. Mom does throw toys for me to retrieve and I run to see what they are, but I don't take them back so she gets as much exercise as I do. Rotary Centennial Dog Park My idea of fun is running and jumping onto my If your pet would like a break and so would you, take a trip to the cushion and riding it as it slides across the floor with nearby off- leash dog park. Location: 10375 Sandlor St. (corner of me sitting on top. Landover Blvd. & Sandlor St.), Spring Hill, FL I love our outings in the golf cart, especially the Telephone: 352-754-4027 (Hernando County Parks Dept.) afternoon doggy meetings. We get together to Amenities: Picnic tables, benches, clean-up bags, and drinking water. socialize and hear the news of the day. Someone It offers three separate fenced areas – one for small dogs, one for large usually brings treats and we all politely wait our dogs and the third for guide, therapy, or very shy dogs. Public turns, sitting in a circle around the treat person. restrooms available. Parking: $1. Daily or 30 Annually Sometimes I do stand up on my hind legs to say, "Here I am, I'd love a treat - and another - and maybe Hours: Open every day from sunrise to sunset, including weekends. even another!" It may seem a bit greedy, but I am making up for my first "treatless" years and so far Registration have kept my girlish ten pound figure. The Pet Lovers' Club and our community CERT organization would Before our ride, during the early afternoon heat, I lie like to assist you during an emergency if your pet is lost or on our patio and watch the golfers. I only bark when separated from you, the owner. We would like to encourage you to someone is at the front door, so the golfers don't register your pet(s) today on the Heritage Pines website.” know I'm there. I've heard some choice English http://www.heritagepines.net/inside_home.asp phrases about the magnetic pine trees behind our Click on: Social; then: Clubs and Groups; then: Pet Lovers; place, so I guess it's good I speak only dogese. It's a then: Register Your Pet in Heritage Pines (e-form) great life! 30 Pines Glen Village
Greetings from Pines Glen Heritage Glen Bocce Tournament Oh what a night! Pines Glen Variety Show took place on With beautiful weather and large turnout, the Heritage April 24. It was the comedy event of the year; our very Glen Village Bocce Tournament was held on Sunday own showgirls--what glamour! Then we also had our March 25, 2012. The winning team pictured here are from Sonny and Cher duo--what a classic--and Elvis as never left Jim Taylor, Diane Kienzle, Jerry Boxx, and Arlene seen before. Many thanks to our fun loving cast members VanderVlis. It was a close match by the runners up of Rich and, of course, our seamstresses. Eggert, Babs Drawbridge, Joan Gould, and Gerry On April 19th, more than 44 villagers attended a luncheon VanderVlis. It was a fun time for all. at Brian's on Shoal Line Road. Great service and great food, and the comraderie was unsurpassable. A good time was had by all thanks to Dottie Coryer who arranged it all. Just a reminder--our Annual Village Golf Scramble will be held on Sunday, May 6th, followed by dinner in the PAC room. Watch out, Bubba! For additional information, please contact Toni Arevalo, Val Hillick, or Elke Mullen. Pat Delamer
In Memoriam “Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away.” ~ Unknown Author
Vito Varano, of Lakeview Village Virginia Savitsky, of Scenic View Village Remembering Memorial Day!
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Starting with the March newsletter, we are offering a new CLASSIFIEDS section for residents here in Heritage Pines. These listings will be limited to items For Sale (does not include homes for sale). This will not be a section for advertising for your business (discrepancies will be left to the discretion of the newsletter administrator). Pricing will be inexpensive and on a one month run, as this is being done as a service to the residents. (if you wish) 0-25 words $5.00 plus tax 26-50 words $8.00 plus tax 50+ words $15.00 plus tax Please note these are CLASSIFIEDS and are intended to be brief, to the point and specific. Lengthy articles will be trimmed to fit the space provided. All articles must contain a contact name and direct contact information. Heritage Pines will not serve as a middle man for any transactions that take place. Forms for submitting a classified are available at the front desk. All charges will be charged directly to your member account. Please note: there are occasions in which the general public will obtain a newsletter and have access to these classifieds.
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BRA, 13 FT MULTIPURPOSE LADDER, Front end cover for Buick Lucerne 2005-2009. 300 lb load capacity. New Condition. Original $50. Call Andy at &727) 862-8224 or cost $115.00, asking $60.00. (352) 686-3808 Contact Ed Soliwoda (727) 378-8390
CASSETTE TAPE COLLECTION, Approximately 500 various artists. Something for everyone! Asking $150.00, cassette racks included. Contact Ed Soliwoda (727) 378-8390
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