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C-Breeze September 2019

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF HERITAGE RIDGE SOUTH PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION SEPTEMBER 2019

AT HERITAGE RIDGE SOUTH CAMBRIDGE

It is with deep regret that we announce the passing of one of our long-serving, past

Board Members - Marty Post. Marty passed away unexpectedly in June.

Marty and his wife Mabel moved to Cam-bridge in September of 2007. Marty had been a journalist for health and fitness publications. He was very active in office support at Cambridge and then in Sep-tember, 2009 he was appointed Vice Pres-ident to fill a vacancy on the Board. He later became President of the Association and served for several years in that ca-pacity.

Marty was in the cast of “The Leading La-dies Go to Broadway”, one of the shows that past Cambridge resident, Bob Hebel, produced (pictured right). He also was a model in the 2014 Annual Charity Fashion Show.

Our condolences go out to Marty’s family.

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Board of Directors President Bob Souza 772-545-4841 Vice President Ed Lochner 772-245-8388 Secretary Karen Schweitzer 772-408-3361

Treasurer Don Blaney 561-762-1500Director, Entertainment Nelson Pole 440-796-1564Director, Grounds John O’Connor 561-400-1913Director of Clubhouse Bruno Bucco 772-284-6558 Office 772-546-9530 Office Fax 772-546-9580

C-Breeze StaffEditor Judy Ricker [email protected] Printing & Distribution Sandy Souza Birthdays Judy Ricker Lunch Bunch Alice Pecorano 245-8728Gail Steinhice 932-7339Neighborhood Crime Faye Bales 772-545-3729Sunshine Club Maureen Dalton 546-5757 Comcast ServiceCall: 800-934-6489

800-XFINITY Acct #: 01643317629-01-1 (bulk) Sheriff’s DepartmentNon-emergency # 772-220-7170

C-BREEZE DEADLINE IS 24thAll material is subject to editing for content, grammar and spelling. I will pick up info at the Clubhouse. Or you can email your info to: [email protected], Subject: C-Breeze. Thank you, Judy Ricker

Info here is from sources considered reliable. Accuracy cannot be guaran-teed. All humorous stories and jokes are intended for entertainment purpos-es only. Ads appearing in this paper are not to be considered as an endorse-ment or validation by the C-Breeze .

Please welcome our new neighbors!

Pollock, Anna 6945 Amendment Child, Peter & Diane 7737 Continental Read, Eileen 7706 IndependenceFrance, Morritt & Alice; Meyer, Jean 7596 Independence Kehoe, LeRoy 7750 ShenandoahCarle, James & Tina Marie

7721 Shenandoah Rorke, Lisa Georgina& Leonard

8101 Shenandoah

Free notarization of documents is available by Jim Ricker (546-4640).

Monthly Board of Directors’ Meeting

Wednesday, September 25th 7:00 p.m. at the Clubhouse

The office will officially reopen on Monday, September 9th. Office hours are 9-10 a.m. Monday thru Friday.

Bruno and John were busy this summer sprucing up the clubhouse and parking lot. The parking lot was resurfaced and painted. It looks really great. The inside of the club-house was painted and ceiling tiles replaced as needed. PLEASE DO NOT LEAN TABLES, CHAIRS, ETC. AGAINST THE WALLS.

Karen, Don, John, and Dee were re-modeling the office. Lots of new (free) filing cabinets were obtained by Don. Karen spent a lot of time straightening out the files. Thanks for the time you all spent on the project.

RENTING OUT YOUR PROPERTY If you are now renting out your property in Cambridge, or plan to rent it out in the near future, please be aware that the Association is planning to exercise its authority over the rental process effective immediately. The Bylaws, in Article X. ACQUISITION, Sec-tion 2 state: “The Board of Directors will in-terview prospective renters before a rental agreement with the lot/property owner becomes final.” Please instruct your prospective renter(s) to come to the office during office hours, 9-10 AM, Monday through Friday, or call (772-546-9530) to make an appointment for an-other time that is convenient to them. If you have tenants in your property who have not registered with the Association Office, please have them do so immediately. There is no charge to the renter for registering at the office. This provision has not been followed by many owners in the past. Failure to adhere to the rental process is a

violation of the By-Laws. A property owner

in violation of By-laws may be fined, taken

to court and have a lien placed on their

property for unpaid violation fines. We are

not interested in pursuing this approach, so

please, if you have renters or tenants, en-

sure their information in the Office is cur-

rent.


Blood Pressure ClinicThe blood pressure clinic will reopen on Wednesday, October 2nd from 10 to 11 a.m. in the clubhouse. We can

always use more nurses to help fill in the schedule. If you would like to volunteer please call Cathy Michaud at 772-545-2177.

Sunshine Club Please call Maureen Dalton at 772-546-5757 when you know of a friend or neighbor who is hospital-ized or very ill at home so a card can be sent. Our thoughtfulness may help cheer them during their illness.

Condolences to the family of: Joe Dennihan Marty Post Danny Clock Alexander Lucido

Condolences to Shirley Opperman on the passing of her daughter.

Condolences to Ann and Ed Parker on the unex-pected passing of their son Steven. The Parker’s new address is:

5785 SE Pinehurst Trail; Apt. 156 Hobe Sound, FL 33455

I would like to thank our Cam-bridge friends and neighbors for all the cards, food, prayers, and phone calls when Danny was in the hospital and rehab and now

that he has passed . We sure have some great cooks in the neighborhood. It was all greatly ap-preciated. Thank you all so much and God Bless you all.

BEHIND THE HITS

The Artist: The Tornados The Song: “Telstar” (1962) The Story: This landmark recording featured the very first use of a synthesizer and was one of the bestselling instrumentals of all time. The song was recorded in a makeshift studio in producer Joe Meek’s apartment; the mixing board was in the living room; the musicians per-formed in the bathroom, bedroom, and kitchen. Meek came up with the tune, but couldn’t read or write music, so he hummed the melody on demo tapes and then played it back to the band. The fact that they were able to discern any tune at all from the tone-deaf Meek’s frac-tured, off-key humming is a testament to their musical talent. Bad luck: The song became a huge #1 hit, but a French film composer sued Meek for plagiarism; Meek lost the suit, which cost him millions of dollars in lost roy-alties.

The Artist: The Ramones The Song: “Blitzkrieg Bop” (1976) The Story: Sometimes you don’t need to be on the rec-ord charts to have a hit. This early punk-rock anthem is played during almost every pro football, baseball, and basketball game. Sports fans shout out its chorus of “Hey ho, let’s go!” as a rallying cry. But most stadium specta-tors probably don’t realize that the band originally wrote the song as a celebration of gang rumbles, but with lyrics like “Shoot ‘em in the back now,” it fits right into today’s professional sports scene.

The Artist: Patsy Cline The Song: “I Fall to Pieces” (1961) The Story: Few singers conveyed emotion the way Cline did, and this anguished ode to the pain of an ended love affair sounded like she’d torn her own heart out during the recording session. Truth was, she hated the tune and didn’t want anything to do with it, but her record label was desperate for a hit and tricked her into believing she would be dropped if she didn’t record it. It became her first #1 single and stayed on the charts for an amazing 39 weeks. Oddly enough, Cline found out it was a hit after she’d literally fallen to pieces herself. Songwriter Hank Cochran recalls, “Patsy had been in a bad car wreck. It almost killed her. She was in the hospital with her head wrapped with bandages. I told her, “You got yourself a pop hit, girl.” I think she thought I was just fooling around. When she finally got good enough to look at the numbers, she just laid back and said, “Damn!.”


PERFECTLY PUMPKIN PAW-PSICLES

Summer heat might have you pausing at the mention of pumpkin, but pumpkin is a healthy and delicious treat for your pup all year long. Packed with vitamins A and C, pumpkin is a low fat snack that can help your dog feel fuller and assist with digestion. For this cool delight, mix pumpkin with yogurt for a probiotic and calcium-packed pairing that will have your dog feeling good inside and out. Use anything from a popsicle mold to an ice cube tray or paper cup to make these treats in the perfect size for your pup.

Directions: RECIPE: Mix together pumpkin, yogurt and honey 1 cup plain, pureed pumpkin Place into popsicle molds. 1-1/2 cups plain, unsweetened yogurt Freeze until solid (about 6 hours). 1 tablespoon honey If your popsicles get stuck, dip mold into warm water to loosen. Popsicle molds/ice cube trays As with any treat, have fun with these. Add in your dog’s favor- ite fruit or veggies, or even swirl with peanut butter. You can

add more or less pumpkin depending on how it affects your dog’s tummy. Make sure to choose ingredients without sugar or sugar substitutes (like xylitol) which can be dangerous for your pet.

On behalf of the 100-plus people with disabilities waiting for a life-changing Freedom Service Dog. I want to thank you and the ladies of Cambridge for your incredibly generous donation of $2,210.50 on 4/1/2019 raised through your 29th Annual Charity Fashion Show and Luncheon. Your kind gift will allow us to train more service dogs, more quickly for people in need— people like Gary, who lost his right arm and right leg when the forklift he was driving overturned, crushing him.

After his arm and leg were amputated, Gary was fitted with prosthetics. Although he worked hard to adapt to life as an amputee, Gary developed overuse symptoms in his left arm and hand, and experienced challenges with his mobility. Three years after his accident, we matched Gary with Halo, an FSD service dog who was custom trained to perform tasks that reduce the strain on Gary’s remaining arm and hand. Halo brings Gary his phone, keys, and remote, opens doors, and turns on lights. She also accompanies Gary as he travels to local hospitals to share his story and provide en-couragement to recent amputees.

Last year alone, supporters like you helped FSD provide service dogs to 22 clients in need, including veterans with post-traumatic stress, children with autism, and adults with mobility disabilities. And thanks to your generosity, these highly skilled dogs were given to our clients free of charge. Your support also allows us to provide lifetime support, including follow-up training and recertification, to more than 160 existing clients.

Thank you so much for helping clients like Gary and dogs like Halo, find happy new Lives together.

With gratitude for your compassion, Michele Ostrander, President and CEO

For more information or to schedule a tour to see your gift in action, please visit Freedomservicedogs.org or call (303) 922-6231.

THANK YOU LETTER FOR FASHION SHOW CONTRIBUTION


Line Dancing

We will resume the first week of October. Thank you to all who participated. Hope to see you in October.

Lunch Bunch On Tuesday, September 10th, we will be go-ing to Prawnbroker, 3754 SE Ocean Blvd., Stuart. Lunch is at 11:30. For reservations, please call with your name and the names of the people in your party to Alice Pecoraro (772) 245-8728 or Gail Steinhice (772) 932-7339 by Sunday , September 8th.

Bridge Club The Cambridge Bridge Club meets Mondays at 1pm. For more info contact Marj Drew at 546-6023 or Maureen Dalton at 546-5757.

Pinochle Meets on Tuesday nights at 7pm in the clubhouse.

**Join us!!**

CAMBRIDGE SHUFFLEBOARD

Travel Club first meeting will be Thursday September 5th at 2:30 pm at Cambridge Club House. I have a Sugar Tour date of January 4th, 2020 on a Thursday. I will be taking reserva-tions starting with the first meeting. A fee of $5.00 will be taken with your reservation. People from a waiting list from March will be contacted and will be at the top of the list for reservations. Feel free to get in touch with me if you were on the waiting list. We need a minimum of 30 people and max of 50 people. If we fill this bus I can reserve another one at a different date. Fun Tours is also gearing up with some trips. Check with the Travel board and make a point to come to the meetings. Hope to have more trips for the upcoming meeting. Should be a good year. Thank you Deborah Wilde [email protected]

Cambridge Shufflers need new players . We will start official practices Monday and Tues day at 1 pm in September. Our first game is No-vember 13th ,we provide your equipment. Enjoy meeting new people and exercise too. So come on out!

Fun was had by all that attended the “Tupperware Party” that was held on Fri-

day, August 23rd. All pro- ceeds benefitted Nala’s New

Life Rescue. Nala’s is dedicated to rescuing companion

animals who have been abused, forgotten, rejected, or

abandoned. They specialize in saving unwanted dogs who other-wise would be euthanized at kill shelters. Last year they placed over 300 dogs into foster care or forever homes. Nala’s relies primarily on donations and a dedicated volunteer workforce. Please contact them to learn more, or even better, how you can help.

2740 SW Martin Downs Blvd, Suite 402 Palm City, Florida 34990 772-485-3799E-mail - [email protected]

We are honored to partner with Hospice of the Treasure Coast to ensure that the companion animals of patients who have passed away are cared for and adopted by forever families.


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September Birthdays

Seeman, Mike 1-Sep Horton, Sandra 2-Sep

McCollum, Michael 4-Sep Gregory, Ynez 2-Sep

Williams, David 11-Sep Duke, Kathleen 3-Sep

Wilkinson, Wayne 11-Sep Michel, Fredda 4-Sep

Gerrior, Peter 12-Sep Felgar, Laura 5-Sep

Bender, Mark 13-Sep Lampman, Linda 6-Sep

Erdmann, Richard 14-Sep Barbrie, judy 9-Sep

Callahan, Bob 14-Sep Hyde, Adele 11-Sep

Burk, Russell 15-Sep Obed, Charmaine 11-Sep

Knoebel, Norwood 19-Sep Northup, Lisa 11-Sep

Thomas, Richard 20-Sep Carney, Becky 13-Sep

Cavezza, Phillip Jr 21-Sep Dickinson, Suzanne 14-Sep

Carter, Bruce 21-Sep Ross, Gloria 15-Sep

Kelley, Ralph 22-Sep Burk, Sharon 17-Sep

Becker, Frederick 24-Sep Roche, Barbara 17-Sep

Baker, Leonard 27-Sep Bares, Mary 19-Sep

Linn, Kevin 27-Sep Gagnon, Winifred 19-Sep

Watson, Richard 28-Sep Marrotte, Josephine 22-Sep

Troughton, Mark 28-Sep Foster, Jerrie 22-Sep

Schmidt, Charles 29-Sep East, Darla 23-Sep

Zaldumbide, Antonio 29-Sep Corrales, Paula 23-Sep

Haddican, Marie 25-Sep

Sullivan, Sharon 25-Sep

Pierpoint, Paula 27-Sep

Polzer, Shirley 27-Sep

Locke, Ruth 28-Sep

Dembeck, Barbara 28-Sep

Caye, Peggy 28-Sep

Uzzolino, Laraine 30-Sep

Please notify Judy Ricker (546-4640) of any changes or corrections


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Check out our website for news and information!

http://cambridge-heritageridgesouth.com

There is a wealth of information located on our website - if you need any kind of information, you should be able

to find it here.

If you think something is missing or should be added, please let a board member know.

Monthly Board Meeting minutes, once approved, can be found on the bulletin board in the Clubhouse, or you can read them on the web:


SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT

WATERING DAYS AND TIMES

Monday, Wednesday, Saturday Address ending in 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 - Before 10am and After 4pm

Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday Address ending in 0, 2, 4, 6, 8 - Before 10am and After 4pm

No Friday watering

EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION

Is your emergency contact information up-to-date with the Cambridge office? Life changes occur and phone numbers change. If an emergency should happen with you, we need this information to contact a relative, friend or loved one on your behalf. Please contact the Cambridge office with any changes that may have oc-curred since you originally filled out your Homeowner’s Packet. You might also want to share this information with a close friend or neighbor.



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