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Happy Holidays from Highland Creek! WELCOME NEIGHBORS Birthdays & Anniversaries 3 CONTENTS Community Phone Numbers 3 Christian & Stacy Astorino 1157 Elrond Drive (Dominion Hills) 704-222-6347 Upcoming Activities 7-8 Children: Jace - 20 months Sports 9-11 Christian is a Mechanical Engineering Consultant at AMPHION and Real Estate 15 Stacy is a Securities Specialist at Wells Fargo. Stacy is originally from Business Listings 21-22 Charlotte and Christian is from Madison, CT. They moved to Highand Creek from Mooresville. Their second child is due mid-April! Activities Update 23-27 Clubs 29 December 2016 Steve & Jennifer Waid January 2017 7724 Tanager Lane (Ridgefield) 704-509-1402 School News 34-35 Recipes to Share 38 Children: Amanda - 13 Stephanie - 11 Finance 42 Colton - 7 Manager’s Corner 45-46 Steve is Senior Vice President at Bank of America and Jennifer is a Pediatric Occupational Therapist for Play ‘n’ Progress, PLLC. They moved to Highland Creek from the Brookstone neighborhood. CLASSIFIEDS MUST SELL ASAP! Please call 908-565-2518. • Contemporary modern dining room set - consists of china cabinet, long table, 6 chairs. Price is negotiable. • Set of 12 beautiful Bavaria china. Lots of extra serving dishes. Gorgeous! • Crystal glasses - set made in France • Gold plated flatware. Set of 12 in its box. Matches the china set. HOURS FOR SPORTS CLUB OFFICE AND FITNESS ROOM Monday~Friday 7:30am - 8:30pm Saturday 7:30am - 5:00pm Sunday 10:00am - 5:00pm Closed December 24th, 25th, January 1st 704-766-0045 Happy Holidays from Highland Creek! Pictured: Photo contest winner Nathan Benson 48 Highland Creek News....................................December 2016/January 2017 highlandcreek.com highlandcreek.com Highland Creek News.....................................December 2016/January 2017 2 COMMUNITY PHONE NUMBERS HOURS FOR PHOTO IDs Hawthorne Management 704-377-0114 Christmas H.C. Sports Club Office 704-766-0045 If you don’t have a Highland Creek ID yet, or need a replacement card, 2016-2017 BOARD MEMBERS H.C. Activities Office [email protected] or Comes Early now is the time to get it! [email protected] Sports/Aquatics Director Megan Morsillo When Please note the following: Robert Valencia - President [email protected] [email protected] Highland Creek Newsletter 704-766-0045 The Ramsey IDs are taken at the Highland Creek Sports Club office Monday – Highland Creek Golf Club 704-875-9000 Friday 10-8pm, Saturday and Sunday 10-4pm. Security 704-609-0569 Group sells Vice President Tennis Lessons/Director Kip Koross 704-576-5582 Everyone five years and older needs to have an ID card. Cathy Staskel - [email protected] Your Home [email protected] The Haven-Memory Care Community 704-992-1560 You must bring your closing papers or rental agreement and a The Laurels-Assisted Living Community 704-947-8050 ! Only 3 picture ID when coming for your first ID card. Secretary The Player’s Grille 704-875-8599 Days on Only 4 Charlie Lechner - Univ. Child Dev. Center 704-875-3338 Days on Market If you move from one house to another within Highland Creek, [email protected] Highland Creek Website www.highlandcreek.com Market you must bring your closing papers or lease for the new house so COMMUNITY CLUBS/SPORTS GROUPS that your address can be updated. Please do not throw away your Multiple Multiple ID cards from the previous house. The cards will be made active Jim Aydelott, Treasurer Book Club Karen McHugh 704-608-4389 Offers Offers for your new address. [email protected] [email protected] Boating Club [email protected] If you lose your ID and need a replacement, you will need a Couples Golf Mike Layel 704-651-8111 Only Only picture ID and proof of residency such as a utility bill. There is a Paul Batoni [email protected] 11 days 23 Days $10.00 charge for replacement cards. [email protected] Golden Girls Phyllis Smith 704-948-9548 on Market on Market Highland Creek Business Group Mark Scarrow 704-719-4096 Cards do not need to be updated unless you move. If you want to Ladies Dinner Group Anita McKiernan 704-806-8816 update your child’s card there will be a $10.00 charge until such Chuck Ende Men’s Golf Mike Refsnider 704-201-1377 time as they are able to go to the pool on their own (12 yrs. old). [email protected] Senior’s Golf Lee Atkinson 704-875-8063 Sit and Stitch Amy 704-572-5599 Only 1 Your ID card is valid only if Association assessments are paid and Swim Team [email protected] Only 4 day on up to date. days on Market Mark Scarrow Market [email protected] HAPPY BIRTHDAY HAPPY ANNIVERSARY ID cards are for residents only. If you Dec. 1 Patricia White Dec. 6 own a home but lease it to someone The Connollys else, the lessee is entitled to the cards. 3 Michael Culbertson, Jr. 11 The Elders Multiple Brian Souders Offers 4 Michael Culbertson 16 The Brailsfords Highland Creek Security has the [email protected] Lante McKinney 26 The Brenners authority to ask to see proof of 9 Raquel Thorpe 26 The Sarbiewskis Only 1 residence. Please carry your Highland 11 Joan Russo 27 The Mazzas day on Creek ID badge with you when using Kiwanda Stansbury 12 Jermaine Lide 27 The Leffs Only 9 Market any of the amenities including parks [email protected] 17 Alice McGowan 28 The Jones Days on Rosemary Brickman 29 The Atkinsons Market and playgrounds. 18 Maureen Dailey 29 The Shropshires 21 Barbara Devenney 22 Chris Hiatt A Law Practice Created with the Goal of Serving the 24 Richmond Lide Richmond Straite Legal Needs of Our Highland Creek Neighbors. 25 Ryan Pastor Marilyn Root BIRTHDAYS & COMMUNITY PHONE NUMBERS PHONE COMMUNITY & BIRTHDAYS Family Law Estate Planning Criminal Defense 26 Rona Brenner BEAT THE SPRING 30 Randi Pace -Divorce -Wills -DUI/DWI 31 Deirde Cooper Civil Litigation COMPETITION LIST NOW -Separation Agreements -Trusts -Alcohol Offenses -Contract Disputes -Child Custody & Support -Living Wills -Traffic Tickets Jan. 6 Joshua Schatz Jan. 20 Call The Ramsey. Group! -Unfair Trade Practices The Roots -Alimony/Spousal Support -Powers of Attorney -Misdemeanor/Felony -Personal Injury 8 Paul Williams at 704 727 8035 -Division of Property -Estate Planning Packages -Expungement 10 Bob Natale Highland Creek 12 James Shiller Business - - Association 17 Kimberly McKinney Hunter & Hein, Attorneys at Law, PLLC 704-412-1442 19 Kayla McLaughlin Mail: 5806 Prosperity Church Rd., A2-141 Highland Creek Residents: 24 Maddox Monaco 704 -412-1442 Mention this ad and receive a free Please let us know if you care to remember your family or friends’ special dates in our Member and Co-Founder 30-minute initial consultation. bi-monthly listing. The next deadline is January 2nd for the February publication. www.hunterheinattorneys.com Call 704-766-0045 or email [email protected] Highland Creek News....................................December 2016/January 2017 highlandcreek.com highlandcreek.com 4 3 Highland Creek News.....................................December 2016/January 2017 Holiday Sweets and Your Pet...by Tom Gawel, DVM Happy Holidays! This time of year brings cooler weather, visits from family and old friends, and one of my favorites - sweets and treats! If your house is anything like mine, the amount of chocolate rises exponentially during this time of year! Not great for our waistline, but let’s not forget about some of the risks for our four-legged friends. Did you know two of the top 10 dog poisons reported by the Pet Poison Hotline are found in our holiday sweets? Chocolate and sugar free treats containing a sweetener called Xylitol can be extremely toxic to our pets! Depending on the type and amount of chocolate your pet ingests, i.e., milk chocolate vs. dark or baker’s chocolate, signs can range from gastrointestinal upset and hyper excitability to shaking, tremors, seizures, and even death! Even if your larger pets (I’m looking at you 85lb. Labrador!) eat a small quantity, it’s still important to contact your veterinarian to make sure things like the wrapper or bagging material may not cause any obstructive issues in their digestive tract. Sugar free candy, peanut butter, and gum often contain a sweetener called Xylitol. Depending on the amount ingested, this can cause dangerous drops in blood sugar to your pet leading to seizure and possible coma. Maybe chocolate and candy isn’t your thing? When Auntie Martha brings her world famous fruit cake, We Offer A Different Contractor Experience… don’t just slide that piece under the table! Raisins (and grapes) and treats containing alcohol can also be deadly. Raisins and grapes have the potential to be harmful to the kidneys. Alcohol poisoning is possible in our pets, but the amount is “Honest. Fair. Reliable. Since 1959” lower due to the size of our pets. The best solution is to make sure any of these sweets and treats are kept well out of reach from our furry friends. However, if you know your pet has ingested any of these products, Why Choose Us? please contact your veterinarian for advice and Angie’s List “A” Rated Contractor 24/7, 365 Days a Year Service Special recommended treatment! Please remember, Better Business Bureau A+ Rated Highland Creek’s #1 Heating & Highland Creek if having these sweets and treats around your We Service All Makes & Models Air Conditioning Contractor! animal family is just too much to bear, you can NATE Certified Technicians Discount 704-933-2256 always donate any unwanted sweets and treats York Certified Comfort Experts www.g-senergy.com Free Estimates On New Systems to your local veterinarian and staff! Dr. Tom shares his home in Highland Creek with WHAT’S MY DAY? an adorable, albeit naughty, Parson Russell Terrier, Millie, and a cockatiel named George.
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