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JULY 2017

Please see calendar on page 18-19 for ACC meeting dates.

2 • Heritage Hills • July 2017

Clubhouse Concierge Hours:Monday - Sunday 8 AM to 7 PM

Clubhouse Office Hours:Monday - Friday 8 AM to 5 PM*

• *Donna Trimue – Community Association Manager & Club Manager: [email protected]

• Tifarah Grace – Landscape Coordinator [email protected]

• Brian Asbeck – Activities and Concierge [email protected]

• Patricia Nielsen – Activities and Events Coordinator [email protected]

• Fred Johnson – Maintenance

IMPORTANT NUMBERSHeritage Hills Clubhouse .................... 407-656-9600Security Call-In ................................... 407-877-0021Sales Office ........................................ 407-654-8514Gate House ........................................ 407-877-0065Police Dept ......................................... 352-394-5588

ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL COMMITTEEAnything that alters the exterior appearance of the home or landscape from the day you closed on your home requires an ACC form submitted for approval. Changes that require approval include but are not limited to rain gutters, Direct TV dishes, potted plants, bird baths, statuaries, pathway lighting, rock, new door inserts, pavers, planting bed borders, benches, etc…

TO ALL NEW RESIDENTS Welcome to our Community

Please stop by during Clubhouse Office Hours to receive your “Welcome Information Packet,”

barcode and swipe card.

IN THIS ISSUE:Page 6 ...............................................................Fitness ClassesPage 8 ............................................................................ MoviesPages 18-19 ...............................................Calendar & Events4 .......................................................................SeminarsPages 28-29 ................................................... Clubs & Groups

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The information and contents of this magazine are provided as a service to our homeowners and its use is voluntary. The magazine is intended to educate and provide information to homeowners and enhance involvement in the community.

Heritage Hills of Clermont Homeowners Association, Inc. (the “Association”) makes no representations or warranties as to the accuracy or any other aspect of information contained in advertisements.

Advertising approval, content and placement in the complimentary publication are strictly at the discretion of the Association’s Board of Directors. The acceptance and/or publication of advertisements in the magazine does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by the Association or its management.

Ads are rotated each issue due to the large volume of requests received by the Association. To ensure fairness to all homeowners, identical advertisements may not appear in successive issues of the magazine, except as approved by the Board of Directors. Generally, homeowners can expect to have their approved advertisements run two to three times per year with a maximum of three times annually.

In no event shall the Association or its related agents, including management, be liable for any decision made or action taken in reliance on the information in this magazine. The Board of Directors has the right to refuse to run any advertisement. For questions regarding the homeowners association please contact:

Donna TrimueLicensed Community Association Manager

“Delivering Iconic Service”ICON Management Services, Inc. | Property & Golf Management3195 Heritage Hills Blvd. • Clermont, FL 34711 • Main: 407.656.9600

Olive & Grape deadline:10th of the month prior to publication

Email: [email protected]

Please be sure to read facts from theResident Advisory Council for update

information on the Clubhouse and the HOA.

Heritage Hills • July 2017 • 3

Heritage HillsLoving Hearts & Hands

“Dress A Girl”Another Dress A Girl Bag & Tag is in the books! And,

what a phenomenal event it was, with a grand total of 287 dresses and 287 dolls bagged, tagged and sent to our Dress A Girl contact in Lake Nona for shipment to little girls all over the world! We had 21 amazing ladies come out on May 25 to help size the dresses and add dolls, purses, intimate apparel, and headbands to go with each little dress before bagging them up. We now have a grand total of 820 dresses and dolls that have been stitched and painted and sent to Dress A Girl International for distribution! If you have ever wondered what happens to all the fabric and/or cash many of you have donated - here is your answer! We are so proud and excited to know we are helping little girls all over the world, and YOU, through your donations, are part of that effort. We cannot express enough thanks to this wonderful community for all the help and encouragement we receive. Take a look at the pictures included with the article this month and know you are part of it all.

Now, onward and upward to our next Bag & Tag event planned for sometime in the fall. We also have some fun, exciting plans for this summer to raise money for more fabric and notions and, of course, another Trivia Night to look forward to in September.

The ladies of the Heritage Hills Dress A Girl group are once again fired up and ready to start doing it all over again!!!

Our next meeting is planned for July 5 at 10 AM in the Toscana Ballroom.

To improve efficiency and to make your lives easier, Heritage Hills is changing the landscape request/work order system for landscaping and irrigation.

You can now submit your work orders directly to the landscaping company, Down to Earth. Please use the below email address or call them directly for service:

[email protected]/or call (352) 385-7227 Ext. 0

Great Landscape News!

Heritage HillsLadies Luncheon

July 20 • Calabria Ristorante1300 County Rd. 455, Clermont

12:30 PM - Meet at the restaurant.

Working With Your Resident Advisory Council

(RAC)The RAC is your voice to Heritage Hills management

(ICON). The RAC is here to make sure your voice is heard and your concerns addressed. We work very hard to make Heritage Hills a Community of Excellence.

Have issues? Here are some tips on the best way to get things handled:

• The first point of contact should always be the ICON team. You can reach them in person through the Concierge desk in the clubhouse. Online you should use the Heritage Hills website www.heritagehillshoa.com.

• Regardless of how you contact management, remember to document every contact so there’s a paper trail.

• If you’re not satisfied after trying management, you can contact the RAC directly through our email address [email protected]. We’ll respond and get started on resolving your concern. Make sure you include contact information so we can keep you updated on progress.

As we head into transition you can ask questions, make suggestions, and give us feedback through the RAC email address. Just make sure you put the word “Transition” in the Subject: line so we know how to easily direct the message to the right team.

Happy JULY Birthday to all myHeritage Hills friends.

Best wishes, Barbara R


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Please be kind to fellow residents and remember to wipe down the exercise

equipment with the anti-bacterial wipes provided in the gym

after each use.

Thank you!

Tone & Stretch Fitness Class is a full body workout designed for individuals who desire overall health and fitness. The typical 60-minute class includes a cardiovascular warm-up, muscle toning and stretching cool-down. Building a strong CORE is central – PILATES exercises are incorporated throughout the routine.

Water Boot Camp - This is a 60-minute, high intensity class, designed to increase cardio conditioning, muscle strength, balance and flexibility. The class incorporates high energy cardio, including plyometric moves for bursts of intensity, along with intervals of strength training. The class ends with range of motion exercises and stretching. Noodles and water dumbbells are required to successfully partake in all aspects of the class. Because of the pace of the class, come on time and be prepared to work! As with all exercise classes, you should have your doctor’s approval to partake in a vigorous exercise class.

Cardio Jam is a choreographed aerobic class which includes cardio, toning and thorough stretching, so please be sure to bring your yoga mat! Class is held in the Aerobics Room.

Evening Yoga - Need to wind down after a long day? Then THIS is the perfect class for you. Please join Megan in the Aerobics Room for a great workout and cool-down.

Evening Pilates - Megan is sure to give you a great workout on Thursdays at 5:45 PM! Please bring a mat and be prepared to have a great workout!

Chair Yoga - Gentle stretching in and beside your chair. Megan guides you through all movements, providing tips for individualization.

*Please remember to bring a mat to these classes.

***Water Boot Camp w/Mary Jo(donations welcome)

Please see schedule on calendar.

***Staying Alive Water Aerobics w/ Jo(donations welcome)

Please see schedule on calendar.

Monday 9 AM Pilates w/Megan*

9 AM Water Boot Camp with Mary Jo

11 AM Staying Alive Water Aerobics with Jo

6 PM Tone & Stretch w/Cherie

Tuesday 8:30 AM Open Tennis

9 AM Low Impact Aerobics w/Jo (donations welcome)

10 AM Chair Yoga w/Megan

Wednesday 9 AM Yoga w/Megan*


Thursday 8:30 AM Open Tennis

9 AM Cardio Jam w/Mary Jo* (donations welcome)

10:30 AM Zumba

5:45 PM Pilates w/Megan*

6 PM Tennis w/Dickie

Friday 9 AM Pilates w/Megan*

9 AM Water Boot Camp with Mary Jo

10 AM Chair Yoga w/Megan


4:30 PM Evening Yoga w/Megan*

Saturday 8:30 AM Open Tennis

9:45 AM Water Boot Camp with Mary Jo

10:15 AM Tone & Stretch w/Megan*


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4th of July United States (U.S.) Declaration of Independence

The significant aspect of the Declaration of Independence is that it changed the American "rebellion" against Great Britain into a "revolution." From April 19, 1775 until July 2, 1776 the war was being fought so the colonists could regain their rights as Englishmen that had been taken away by the British from 1763-1775. On July 2, 1776 the Second Continental Congress approved the resolution by Richard Henry Lee from Virginia that "these United Colonies are, and of Right ought to be Free and Independent States, that they are Absolved from all Allegiance to the British Crown, and that all political connection between them and the State of Great Britain, is and ought to be totally dissolved ......." This was truly a revolutionary statement. John Adams felt that July 2 would be the day that would be "solemnized with Pomp and Parade with shows, games, sports, bonfires and illuminations from one end of this Continent to the other ......."

July 4 is the day that has been chosen as our "independence" day. That was the day that the Second Continental Con-gress approved but did not sign the Declaration of Independence mostly written by Thomas Jefferson. History has had a lot to do with the sanctity of July 4. It was on that day that the news of the Louisiana Purchase arrived in Washing-ton, Henry David Thoreau arrived at Walden Pond and President Abraham Lincoln learned of the Union victories at Vicksburg and Gettysburg. However, the one incredible event that happened to ordain July 4 as something significant were the deaths of both Thomas Jefferson and John Adams on July 4, 1826 only hours apart from each other.

The Declaration of Independence is on public display at the National Archives in Washington, D.C. Above information borrowed from ConstitutionFacts.com

THE GLOVER GROUP would like to acknowledge the glory of the United States of America and salute The Fourth of July by displaying flags throughout our

Neighborhood! We are proud of who we are and how we got here. So ………..

July 1st we will be handing out United States of America flags at the Clubhouse (by the tennis courts) from 10 AM to 12 PM and again from 4 PM to 6 PM. Would love to invite our residents who are veterans to help us hand them out! See you there!


Movies are shown in the Toscana Ballroom at 7 PM

Doctor Strange2016 / PG-13 / 1 hr., 55 mins.

July 6After an auto accident ends his career as a neurosurgeon, Stephen Strange embarks on a quest to heal himself. His path leads him to the Ancient One, a mysterious mentor who trains Strange to defend Earth by becoming the next Sorcerer Supreme.

Cast: Benedict Cumberbatch, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Rachel McAdams, more.

Lee Daniels’The Butler

2013 / PG-13 / 1 hr., 53 mins.July 13

Oscar-winner Forest Whitaker delivers a powerful performance as Cecil Gaines, who served as the White House butler under eight presidents. His three decades of service unfold against a backdrop of unparalleled change in American history.

Cast: Forest Whitaker, Oprah Winfrey, John Cusack, more.

Wild Oats2016 / PG-13 / 1 hr., 31 mins.

July 27Eva (Shirley MacLaine), a widow and retired history teacher, enjoys a quiet life. Everything changes when she receives a life insurance check accidentally made out for $5,000,000 instead of the expected $50,000. At the not-so-gentle urging of her best friend Maddie (Jessica Lange), Eva deposits the money and the two friends head to the Canary Islands with every intention of living it up. But their fantasy is short-lived when they discover that they have become media sensations overnight. Fugitives from justice, the two are forced to outwit a trio of con men, led by the local Wine “warlord”, Carlos (Santiago Segura), and outmaneuver a dogged life insurance agent Vespucci (Howard Hesseman).Cast: Shirley MacLaine, Jessica Lange, Demi Moore.

John Wick: Chapter 2

2017 / R / 2 hrs., 2 mins.July 20

Although veteran hit man John Wick has retired for the second time, he finds himself called back into action and heading to Rome to take down an international cabal of professional assassins.

Cast: Keanu Reeves, Common, Laurence Fishburne, more.

July 6 Doctor Strange 2016 Rated PG-13 1hr 55m After an auto accident ends his career as a neurosurgeon, Stephen Strange embarks on a quest to heal himself. His path leads him to the Ancient One, a mysterious mentor who trains Strange to defend Earth by becoming the next Sorcerer Supreme. Cast: Benedict Cumberbatch, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Rachel McAdams, more...

July 13 A Dog's Purpose 2017 Rated PG 1hr 40m Unfolding through the prospect of a reincarnated dog, this affecting family tale follows the faithful canine as he learns the purpose of his existence through the lives of his numerous owners. Cast: Josh Gad, Dennis Quaid, Peggy Lipton, more.

JULY 13

Lee Daniels' The Butler

2013 Rated PG-13 1hr 53m Oscar-winner Forest Whitaker delivers a powerful performance as Cecil Gaines, who served as the White House butler under eight presidents. His three decades of service unfold against a backdrop of unparalleled change in American history. Cast: Forest Whitaker, Oprah Winfrey, John Cusack, more...

Ticket Policy: You must have a ticket to enter all events listed. Unused tickets should be returned to Concierge. Purchased tickets to EPC events are NON-Refundable; you may sell them yourself to another resident. All ticket sales will begin on Saturdays at 10 AM as listed below.


Single, married, or LAT – whatever your status, these activities are planned with you in mind. Please join in the activities the Event Planning Committee (EPC) has lined up just for YOU!!

Note: As a courtesy to your neighbors, when you arrive for an event, please go to the back of the line. If a friend is holding seats for you, they will be available as you enter the ballroom.

RED, HOTAND

BLUE COLLARAugust 12

...as Heritage Hills welcomes back Red, Hot, and Blue Collar. Come enjoy the show as Red Hot Kari Ringer sings your favorite tunes while Blue Collar Dale (played by Eric Dowis) keeps you laughing.

All tickets are $20 and will be on sale to residents beginning July 15 at 10 AM. Adult friends and family can purchase tickets beginning July 29.

See You In September..for our American Bandstand Dance in the club ballroom on September 9. Details coming soon.

Also in September...for a tribute to the 70’s with

Almost ABBA!The songs...the choreography...those outfits!

They’ll all be there on September 23 for your listening and dancing pleasure. Doors will open at 6:30 and showtime is 7 PM. There will also be a 50/50 raffle, and soda/bottled water will be available for 50¢ each.

All tickets are $25 and will be available to residents beginning August 26 at 10 AM. Adult friends and family can purchase tickets beginning September 9.

Sounds of Summerwith the music of the

Beach BoysJuly 15

Sing and dance to the musicof the Beach Boys...

as performed by the SHINDIGS!Come on down to the Heritage Hills Clubhouse for an exciting night of surf sounds. Doors open at 7 PM and the concert begins at 7:30. Tickets are $20 and are available to Heritage Hills residents and guests. We’ll also have a 50/50 raffle and soda/bottled water will be available for 50¢ each.

And Don’t Forget...The annual

Heritage Hills Gala Halloween Party

coming in October.Stay tuned for further details.


UPCOMING DAY/OVERNIGHT TRIPSJULY 20 (Thursday)

Day in Deland - Only 25 Seats Available$79 per person

Stetson Mansion requires WALKING & STEPS - NO ELEVATORS OR RAMPS. We will begin our day with a buffet lunch at the famous Cook’s Buffet, café & bakery. Lunch will be an extensive “all you can eat salad buffet” with 1 meat entrée , desert and choice of tea, coffee or soda. After lunch we will visit the Stetson Mansion for a tour of Florida’s first luxury estate built in 1886 for the famed hat maker John B. Stetson. We will stop at Kermit’s Key West Key Lime Pie Shoppe considered the best key lime pie by Food Network & Paula Dean. You can stock up on key lime pie and much more before heading home. Price includes lunch, tax, gratuity, tour and tip to guide, transportation and tip to driver.

SEPTEMBER 4-5 (Monday & Tuesday)Hard Rock Casino - Overnight at Hampton Inn Tampa

$135 per personWe will go to the HARD ROCK casino on Monday from 3 PM to 8 PM; overnight at the Hampton Inn. We will visit the casino again on Tuesday before heading home. Price includes transportation, room for 1 night, taxes, and gratuity to driver.

SEPTEMBER 7 (Thursday)St. Armand’s Circle • Sarasota, FL • $43 per person

Depart approx. at 9 AM and return approx. at 6:30 PM. Spend a day of shopping and dining at the beautiful St. Armand’s Circle, an island in Sarasota Bay off the west coast of Florida. St. Armand’s Circle has more than 130 stores and restaurants and is particularly famous for its homemade chocolate, fudge and ice-cream shops. Price includes roundtrip transportation and tip to driver.

Please sign up at the Concierge Desk. Make checks payable to GTS.

HappyHookers

Please join us in the library onTuesdays from 1 PM - 3 PM

All of you hookers (including crochet, knitting, needlework, quilting), please join in the conversation and camaraderie on Tuesday afternoons from 1 PM to 3 PM.

We are all welcoming and chatty. There are also some wonderfully skilled individuals (not me unfortunately) who are gracious enough to help out any of us who have run into problems with their projects. We choose our own projects, or perhaps some projects for charity but you are free to do as you choose. Come and stay awhile and leave when you wish. If you’d like send me an email with your name, address, phone number and I’ll include you in any email we may have.

We anticipate one holiday party in December. Feel free to contact me with questions or suggestions.

Gail Steinberg352-708-4747 • [email protected]

Happy Hookers Tuesdays from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Welcome to our community. There are many individuals here with a great deal of talent. Although I may not be one of them, This group was started to enjoy the wonderful friendships we share here in Heritage Hills. So why don't you stop by, sit a while and chat and meet new friends. Everyone is welcome. The group works on crochet, knitting, needlepoint, etc. We are here to have a good time, perhaps finish a project that we've been working on or even donate some items to local charities. For information: Gail Steinberg 352-708-4747 [email protected]

OCTOBER 13 (Friday)Harbor Nights at Loews Portofino Bay Hotel • $92 per personEnjoy the twinkling lights of the Piazza with a night of wonderful wines, gourmet food samples, and music. Price include transportation, ticket to event, taxes, service fees, and gratuity to driver. Seats are going fast!

OCTOBER 21 (Saturday)Cedar Key Seafood Festival • $49 per person

Depart approx. at 8:30 AM and return approx. at 5:30 PM. Cedar Key is a charming town (it is Florida’s second oldest town) with a New England flare and is about 60 miles west of Gainesville. There will be more than 200 arts & crafts exhibits, live music and lots of great local seafood. Price includes roundtrip transportation and tip to driver.

DECEMBER 2 (Saturday)Annual Art & Craft & Holiday Bazaar • Cocoa Beach Village

$39 per personShop and enjoy the relaxing atmosphere of a nostalgic riverside community. There will be great street food, a beer garden and over 200 unique artisans. Price includes roundtrip transportation and tip to driver.

FEBRUARY 24, 2018 (Saturday)Dr. Phillips Center presents Disney’s “The Lion King”

VIP Orchestra Seats Row K Center - $195Orchestra Level 1 Row H Right - $155

We are taking reservations now for this Tony Award “Best Musical” Broadway spectacular. Price includes roundtrip transportation to the Dr. Phillips Center, seats for the 2 PM show, taxes, handling fees and tip to driver.

Wreath-making workshop taught by Rosenmarie Wilburn- if you like what you see, keep a look out for a wreath-making class in the Fall

Wreath-making workshop taught by Rosenmarie Wilburn- if you like what you see, keep a look out for a wreath-making class in the Fall

Wreath-Making Workshop

taught by Rosenmarie WilburnIf you like what you see, keep a look out for a wreath-making class in the Fall.


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Due to the holiday on July 4, we will meet the second and fourth Tuesdays. We usually meet the first and third Tuesday of the month.

At our July meetings, we will learn about the true meaning of disease and how we can help our body do its work toward healing. We will continue to learn about the importance of symptoms. We’ll be covering the sections “Disease Defined” and “Cure Defined,” pages 20-23 in the text. We’ll also cover “Homeopathic Remedies” and “Remedy Preparation,” pages 24-26. Please read these pages to prepare, as well as write down any questions you may have.

In addition to the foundations of Homeopathy each month, we will also look at one ailment or condition in the “A to Z Prescriber” section of the book. That way, we will gain some practical info that we can use while we are learning about homeopathic medicine. We’ll start with some of the most common things and eventually cover the entire alphabet in the Prescriber. In July, we will look at Abscess and Circulation Disorders.

We use Homeopathic Remedies by Asa Hershoff, ND, as our text. It is available from Amazon.com for $13.62. It is helpful to have your own copy so you can read in preparation for our monthly study group meetings, as well as allow you take notes and/or highlight as you wish. The book is a well-organized introduction to Homeopathy AND it is a helpful reference for good health and self-care at home.

All are welcome! Don’t worry about catching up. Just jump right in with us. Homeopathy is new to almost everyone in the group. We’re having great fun learning together.

For more informationcontact Dor Remsen [email protected].

Be sure that Dor has your email address, so that you can receive reminders and be informed directly about any changes to our schedule.

JULY MEETINGSJuly 11 and 25 • 11 AM to noon

Venetian Room, Clubhouse


Travel Friends Group

Heritage Hills Travel Friends Calendar

Members of the Heritage Hills Travel Club toured Bok Tower Gardens and enjoyed the Armed Forces Day Carillon Concert on May 20. From left: Denise Geffric, Susan and Scott Tchon, Bob and Lucy Sharp. Heritage Hills Travel Club July Meeting

Wednesday, July 26 6:30 PM, Arts & Crafts Room

We talk about trips far and near, big and small. All are welcome! Check out what’s scheduled for the next few months on the schedule below. Join us for our monthly meeting to share your

Members of theHeritage Hills Travel Club

toured Bok Tower Gardens and enjoyed the

Armed Forces Day Carillon Concert on May 20.

From left: Denise Geffric, Susan and Scott Tchon,

Bob and Lucy Sharp.

Next MeetingJuly 26 • 6:30 PM

Arts & Crafts RoomWe talk about trips far and near, big and small. All are welcome! Check out what’s scheduled for the next few months on the schedule below. Join us for our monthly meeting to share your ideas for trips that you’d like to take. Please keep in mind that our article in the Olive & Grape must be submitted a month before the magazine is delivered to you. Sometimes dates or details change as the group decides. Be sure that Susan Tchon has your email address, so you can be kept up to date!

July 13Disney’s Fantasia Gardens Mini Golf ($14)

plus dessert at Beaches & Cream at Disney Beach Club.

August 12Winter Park Playhouse

2 PM matineeCarpool departs clubhouse at noon. “Some Enchanted Evening”

ticket $32; dinner after theatre celebrating Carolyn Clark’s birthday.

August 24 to 28Havana, Cuba on the Carnival Paradise

Contact Susan Tchon, Beverly Churn atSunshine Travel 877-SUN-9995 or your own travel agent.

October 15-30Norwegian Getaway 14-Day Cruise

from Copenhagen to Miami

November 26 - December 3Royal Caribbean Oasis of the Seas

DecemberSt. Augustine “Dressing Downton”

Touring costumes exhibit at the Lightner Museum Holiday Lights

January 2018Royal Caribbean Oasis of the Seas

August 2018Viking Ocean Cruise from Athens to Mumbai includes Athens, Haifa, Cairo, Luxor, Sharm El Sheikh, Petra, Oman

and Mumbai.

November 2018Carnival Breeze 14-Day Cruise

from Port Canaveral to St. Thomas, includes St. Thomas, Lucia, Antigua, Grenada, Barbados, St. Martin, Tortola, and San Juan.

Grand Circle Grand Rivers of Europe

For more information about Travel Friends, contact Susan Tchon at 847-421-8741 or [email protected]

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Natural SolutionsFor Healthy Living

Are you ready to live more naturally and possibly feel better, look better, smell better, clean better and eat better? Start by coming to the NEW Natural Solutions For Healthy Living meeting on the first Wednesday of each month from 1 to 2 PM in the ballroom.

Synthetic (man-made) chemicals in food & beverages, cosmetics, skincare & cleaning products accumulate in the body causing illness and allergies over time. Hundreds of diseases can be linked to environmental toxins.

If you are seeking to live a more natural lifestyle, free of unnecessary chemicals, this is the group for you. This will be a SUPPORT and LEARN DISCUSSION group. Everyone can share information and suggestions.

In July, Sylvia Quayle will lead a discussion on sunscreens, after-sun lotions & moisturizers.

Our next meeting isJuly 5 at 1 PM in the ballroom.

Dates and topics for the next few months are listed below. These meetings can be a great way for you to support and encourage other Heritage Hills residents who want to be healthier or stay healthy naturally.

Aug. 2: Deodorants vs. antiperspirants & fragrancesSept. 6: Recycling

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All Heritage Hills residents are invited to join the Heritage Hills Picture Perfect Fine Art Photo Club! They meet on the first Wednesday of each month in the clubhouse, with photography tutorials and show and tell photo critiques led by Larry Oskin, Cyril Matthews & Steve Zimmerman. We have plans for our exciting upcoming August 20 & November 12 HH clubhouse ballroom studio photo sessions at our next meetings. Our August 20 session will be for our members and their pets in the morning as well as with a series of models all day. Visit us on Facebook.

For more information,call Larry Oskin at 407-395-9007,e-mail: [email protected].

All Heritage Hills residents are invited to join the Heritage Hills Picture Perfect Fine Art Photo Club. They meet on the first Wednesday of each month in the clubhouse, with photography tutorials and show and tell critiques. A photo field trip is now being planned for the Apopka Lake Wildlife Refuge. We will discuss our upcoming Sunday, May 21 and Sunday, August 20 HH clubhouse ballroom studio photo sessions at our next meetings. For more information, call Larry Oskin at 407-395-9007. Email: [email protected].

Picture Perfect Fine Art Photography Club All Heritage Hills residents are invited to join the Heritage Hills Picture Perfect Fine Art Photo Club! We meet on the first Wednesday of each month starting at 6:30 PM in the Clubhouse Library Room, with photography tutorials and show and tell photo critiques. Sherrie Schoening & Jerry Mattack organized our first two exciting photo field trips to the Lake Apopka National Wildlife Reserve. See: www.sjrwmd.com/recreationguide/lakeapopka/. We will discuss our

upcoming Sunday, May 21 and Sunday, August 20 HH clubhouse ballroom studio photo sessions at our next meetings. For more information, call Larry Oskin at 407-395-9007. Email: [email protected].





Caribbean and Friends Club

The Caribbean & Friends Club celebrated its second annual picnic on May 25 at the gazebo. The picnic started at 5 PM and ended at 10 PM. Approximately fifty residents had signed up and most of them turned out for the event; everyone had a wonderful time. The food was delicious, the music was entertaining and the dancing was spontaneous and lively. The members are anxiously looking forward to next year’s picnic so that they can do it all over again.

The Caribbean & Friends Club celebrated its second annual picnic on the 25th May 2017 at the Gazebo. The picnic started at 5 PM and ended at 10 PM. Approximately fifty residents had signed up and most of them turned out for the event; everyone had a wonderful time. The food was delicious, the music was entertaining and the dancing was spontaneous and lively. The members are anxiously looking forward to next year’s picnic so that they can do it all over again.




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Ceramics Classwith instructor Wiley (not in picture)

Classes are on every first Thursday and third Thursday.

Ceramics class with instructor Wiley (not in picture) Classes are on every first Thursday and third Thursday







Book Club MeetingThe book club meets first Thursdays in the Venetian Room. New

members are always welcome. Contact Pat Curren 352-404-8437 or Dor Remsen [email protected].•• 2017 Booklist - HHills Book Club ••July - The Red Tent by Anita DiamantAugust - The Mermaid Chair by Sue Monk KiddSeptember - When Books Went to War by Molly Guptill October - America’s First Daughter by Stephanie Dray & Laura KamoieNovember - Nobody’s Fool by Richard RussoDecember - The Lost Garden by Helen HumphreysLooking for Bridge Card players ATTENTION: Anyone that has ever played bridge but just hasn’t played

for a while, feel to join us! We meet every Tuesday and Thursday at 1 PM in the Card Room. This is a very relaxed and fun bridge group. If you have any questions, contact Helen at 407-877-2962 for more information.BuncoBunco is a fun and easy to learn dice game. We meet 3rd Tuesdays

at 7 PM in the Ballroom. Please use the sign-up sheet located in the Clubhouse. Contact Annette Wilson, 407-654-9500, [email protected] or Dayna Messina at [email protected] and Friends ClubWe meet every Tuesday at 6 PM in the Ballroom for games night.

Please feel free to join us for some fun and laughter.ChessWe play every last Wednesday at 4 PM in the Venetian Room. All chess

enthusiasts are welcome to join.Christian Studies GroupThe new Christian Studies Group is studying the second half of Romans.

This group meets every Monday at 6:30 PM in the Arts & Crafts Room. If you have any questions, contact Carol Krause at [email protected] LadiesMeet Tuesdays from 3-4:30 PM in the Monte Carlo Room. Come color,

craft, talk, drink coffee, or just create and enjoy. New members are always welcome. Contact Gina Meehan 352-404-8315 or Fran Kaplan at 561-289-2649.Dance to the Beat ClubIf you enjoy dancing come join us every Monday at 2 PM in the Aerobics

Room for our move to the beat dance sessions. Contact Rita Lewis 407-347-5211.DIS FRIENDS at Heritage HillsInterested in being part of a group of friends who LOVE DISNEY? Dis

Friends at Heritage Hills hopes to be focused on networking, sharing Disney info, meet ‘n greets, and activities (future hope). Contact: Kenya Swiss 231-838-3398 or email [email protected] is HERE!Please join your fellow residents in playing this fun game every Tuesday

and Thursday at 3 PM in the Venetian Room. If you have any questions, please contact Pete Thorne at 407-654-7276.First United Methodist Church (FUMC) Connect GroupPlease join fellow FUMC attendees at our monthly connect group

meeting, 11:30 AM on the 2nd Thursday of each month at the Avalon Diner for lunch/brunch and conversation. Come join us for FFF @ HH (First United Methodist Church Friends and Fun at Heritage Hills)! For more info contact Doris Lesinski at 810-305-5800.Gardens & Groves Group (GGG)GGG volunteers help reduce HOA costs associated with productive

landscape features. Anyone interested in our Heritage Hills vineyard, cost cutting, common area grounds, or gardening is welcome. Meetings

are held in the Monte Carlo Room the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 7 PM. Come and enjoy learning, planning, pruning, harvesting, processing and products.Hand ChimesIf you read music and would like to play in a fun, social, musical ensemble, please join us in the Aerobics/Yoga room on Wednesday evenings from 6:15 to 7:45. We will teach you what you need to know. Contact Dave at 352-243-3312 or at [email protected] Happy Hookers Crochet, knitting & needlework have come to Heritage Hills. The group

is an extension of our Friday afternoon group. We meet in the Library from 1 to 3 PM on Tuesdays for needlework and chatting. It’s a chance to meet and greet your neighbors and brush up on your skills. Won’t you join us & meet new friends? Contact: Gail Steinberg 352-708-4747, [email protected], or Mary Becker 407-614-1498, [email protected] in the Hills DON’T MISS A BEAT! Our Music Styles are really neat! Singing songs

that have a beat! Rock n’ Roll, Broadway, Swing, Patriotic, everything! The group is great! The folks so sweet! We’re crazy too, it can’t be beat! So take a chance, and don’t miss out! Give us a try, come check us out! “Harmony in the Hills” - Vicki Peterson, Director, 815-985-3766, [email protected]. Fridays, 1 PM in the HH Ballroom; Occasional Sundays in lieu of Friday, 1:30 PM.Healthy HintsLearn how to stay healthy and care for diabetes and other chronic health

problems. Share support with others. Everyone’s welcome to attend. Meets monthly on the 2nd Tuesday at 11:30 AM. Led by a Registered Nurse, Certified Diabetes Educator. Contact: Talar Glover at [email protected] Hills Hound Helpers Club

Heritage Hills Hound Helpers Club will be sponsoring 3 pizza parties for 2017. 100% of the profit goes to Ruff Times Rescue, a no-kill shelter in Clermont. Please continue to bring dog items for RTR to Cathy Smith, 3722 Marigot Way. They especially need grain-free dog food. Everything is appreciated- towels, toys, beds, anything. Thank you, Cathy Smith, 352-404-8028.Heritage Hills Loving Hearts & HandsWe are a group of people who love making things that make other

people happy. Our core project is sewing dresses for Dress A Girl International and hand-made dolls to go with the dresses. Other projects include walker totes, fidget quilts, adult bibs, chemo hats and lap throws, etc. No sewing expertise needed – there are projects for every skill-set. Come to our meeting the first Wednesday of each month at 10 AM in the Toscano Ballroom to learn more about us. For more information contact Linda Smith, 407-656-0266 or Deanna Kafka, 319-671-2214.Heritage Hills PlayersThe purpose of this organization is to foster, aid, and promote drama and

performing arts. The Players have 2 past productions at Heritage Hills: The Cemetery Club and Steel Magnolias. Plans are underway for their next production. Anyone interested in acting, directing, stage construction, props, publicity, ticket sales, or any aspect of stage production is encouraged to join. Contact the organization’s secretary, Kitty Christensen, [email protected], 321-230-3844.Italian-American ClubMeets last Sunday of each month at 5 PM.

MahjongPlease join us on Mondays at 12:45 PM. For information, or if anyone

is interested in learning the challenging and fun game, contact Donna Cluney at [email protected] or call 352-404-0050.Movie Group The purpose of this club is to watch and discuss non-recent movies that

we choose ourselves. We meet on alternate Sundays at Jeff Bernard’s

CLUBS & GROUPS

Heritage Hills • July 2017 • 29Send updates to clubhouse by 10th of the month to go in next newsletter.

CLUB CONTACTS......................................• Bocce Club: Eric Sorkin 352-404-0073, Cell 352-552-8636, [email protected]• Book Club: Pat Curren 352-404-8437 or Dor Remsen [email protected]• Bridge: Helen Ebaugh 407-877-2962• Bunco: Annette Wilson 407-654-9500, [email protected] or Dayna Messina 407-654-4206, [email protected]• Caribbean & Friends Group: Paul Pritipal 407-257-7489; [email protected]• Catholic Neigh. Assoc.: Gina Meehan 352-404-8315• Chatty Crafters: Mary Becker 407-614-1498, [email protected]• Christian Studies: Carol Krause 352-243-9753• Dis Friends: Kenya Swiss 231-838-3398, [email protected]• FUMC Connect Group: Sibbie Lane 904-742-0002• Garden & Grove: [email protected]• Hand & Foot: Charlie Seis 352-989-4979• Hand Chimes: Dave Bushnell 352-243-3312, [email protected]• The Happy Hookers: Gail Steinberg 352-708-4747, [email protected] or Mary Becker 407-614-1498, [email protected]• Harmony in the Hills: Vicki Peterson, Director, 815-985-3766 or [email protected].• Healthy Hints: Talar Glover, [email protected]• Heritage Hills Loving Hearts & Hands (HHLH&H): Linda Smith 407-656-0266 or Deanna Kafka 319-671-2214• Italian-American Club: Rosemarie Wilburn 407-346-2425• Mahjong: Donna Cluney, [email protected] or 352-404-0050• Movie Group: Jeff Bernard 352-432-3717 or Robin Levin 407-877-8847• Musicians’ Registry: Dave Bushnell 352-243-3312• Picture Perfect Fine Art Photo Club: Cyril Matthews, [email protected] or Larry Oskin 407-395-9008, [email protected]• Pinochle: Cathy Smith 352-404-8028• Scrabble: Estella Shim 352-988-5447• Second Amendment Group: David Mandell 917-545-5059• Shady Ladies: Barbara M. Starke 240-441-9126 or Gina Meehan 352-404-8315• Singles Social Club: Margaret Serafin 407-395-9194 or Heidi Waugh 407-614-2608• Texas Hold ‘Em (Non-Tournament Games): Stephen Cluney 352-404-0050• Texas Hold ‘Em (Tournament Style): Eric Sorkin 352-404-0073• Travel Friends: Susan Tchon 847-421-8741 or [email protected]• Triple Canasta: Bunnie Friedman 407-614-3122• Wii Bowling: Jack or Sue Brubaker 352-432-5125 or Charles Seis 352-989-4979

home. We always welcome new members! Contact Jeff Bernard 352-432-3717 or Robin Levin 407-877-8847. If anybody wants to be included in the Movie Club e-mails they should e-mail [email protected]’ RegistryIf you would like your name to be on a list of other music people who

might want to start a musical group of singers or instrumentalists, please contact Dave Bushnell who will add your name and instruments to the Registry. That way we’ll all be able to find like-minded talent.Natural Solutions For Healthy LivingIf you are seeking to live a more natural lifestyle, free of unnecessary

chemicals, this is the group for you. Learn how to make healthier choices when buying food, cosmetics, skin-care and cleaning products.This is a SUPPORT and LEARN DISCUSSION group. Each month

specific topics will be discussed and everyone can share information and suggestions. Being a part of this group can be a great way for you to support and encourage other Heritage Hills Residents who want to be healthier or stay healthy naturally. Contact Kitty Christensen, [email protected] for more information.I Love New York GroupThis social club will focus on attending shows and entertainment trips

several times a year. There is so much available in our area and with enough participation, we should be able to get some nice deals as well as meet new friends and neighbors. Contact Gail Steinberg at 352-708-4747, [email protected] GroupOpen play Monday through Saturday at 8:30 AM. All levels invited

Everyone plays. Round Robin format. Contact: Joanie Boone 407-982-6954 or Ann Vogt 352-708-4289.Picture Perfect Fine Art Photo ClubThis Heritage Hills Club is for everyone who wants to learn about fine art

photography. Beginners are always welcome! You must merely have a 35 mm digital camera. We share tutorials, monthly photo critique sessions and hold occasional studio photo session opportunities. We may soon start photo excursion trips. We currently meet the first Wednesday of each month at 6:30 PM in the library. For more information, contact Larry Oskin at 703-508-6800 or Cyril Matthews at 707-477-2256; 707-477-1488.Looking for Pinochle PlayersWe are always looking for more pinochle players. Refresher and learn-

to-play pinochle sessions are available. Email [email protected] to arrange a day and time.Second Amendment GroupMonthly meetings are held at the HH Clubhouse. Shooting dates twice

a month. For information contact Dave Mandell 917-545-5059.Shalom GroupSHALOM (peace), hello, goodbye, and so much more! This is what we are

hoping for in our new Shalom Group in Heritage Hills. If you are interested, please contact Gail Steinberg at 352-708-4747, [email protected] Social Club “Singles Welcome All”Ladies and gentlemen, please join us at our singles social club meeting

on Tuesdays at 6:30 PM. We share companionship, laughter, and friendship. We enjoy going to shows, dinners, and trips. Come and meet new friends. Please contact Margaret Serafin 407-395-9194 or Heidi Waugh 407-614-2608.Heritage Hills Shuffleboard GroupCome join us! Singles, couples, doubles & friends are invited every

Tuesday at 6:30 PM. Come play shuffleboard every week or as often as you like on Tuesday evenings. No fees. No extra equipment needed. No organized league. Just show up & have fun!Tennis GroupOpen play Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8:30 AM. All levels

invited. Everyone plays. Round Robin format. Thursdays, at 6 PM, Tennis instruction with Dickey. Techniques, strategy, and more will be covered.Texas Hold-em GroupMeets every Monday at 12 PM in the Monte Carlo Room.

Travel FriendsCome join us if you like to travel, far and wide or right here in Central

Florida. Share your knowledge of a special place, take advantage of group rates or meet new like-minded trekkers. Meets 4th Wednesdays at 6:30 PM in Amalfi Room.


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The games are “Non-Tournament type games”, with a $10 buy-in and no “all in” games. Everyone is invited to come out and have fun and join the Texas Hold’em group. There are no reserved seats.

Contact Stephen Cluney @ 352-404-0050for more information. Open to ALL residents.

Every Monday & Thursday6:30 PM in the Monte Carlo Room

TexasHold-em

Come one, come all. Everyone is welcome to the I Love New York Club and we’d hate to have you miss out on the fun and activities. This is a Heritage Hills social club strictly formed to meet with friends and neighbors.

Over the summer, I am in New York and Pennsylvania but thinking about everyone all the time. I have formed many friendships over the past several years running the club and am looking forward to returning with more activities for all of us to participate in. If you have any suggestions, I am open to all. I attempt to find activities that we enjoy and get discount prices (when I can).

Pictures taken are from the Outta Control Magic Comedy Dinner Show at Wonderworks in Orlando in May. It was a fun evening spent for a reasonable price. If you’d like to join the email list, please email me your name, address and phone number in case I need to contact you for any reason. I’d like to make the email list public so let me know if that’s ok with you.

Right now the only definite plan is for October 4 at the Shakespeare Theater in Orlando for a 2 PM matinee performance of Man of La Mancha. If you are interested, please contact Bunnie Friedman at 407-614-3122. See you in the fall.

Gail [email protected] • 352-708-4747

Looking for new friends, excitement, people to do things with, places to go, etc? You are welcome to join us on Tuesday nights at 6:30 PM in the Venetian (card) room at the HH Clubhouse.

We would love to have you come and help us plan our events for the fall and winter months. We are a fun loving group and we also try and help each other and the people in our community as well, especially the school children who are homeless or those who cannot afford the school supplies they need.

We have taken many day trips and we are always open to suggestions, so please come and join us and give us your input as well. Hope to see you there at one of our Tuesday night meetings.

SINGLES SOCIAL CLUB

Hand ChimesCharming Chimes will be taking a summer break.

We will resume September 6. Please join us then. This fun and social club would like to add a few more members. We also welcome substitutes.

We play for 90 minutes each week for sheer enjoyment; performing is not our focus. Come to the Aerobics Room Wednesdays at 6:15 PM, check us out, and join in the fun.

For more information, contact Dave at352-243-3312 or [email protected].

PING PONG ONMONDAY NIGHTS

6:30 PM - 8:30 PM • TOSCANA BALLROOMCome join us for good exercise and a fun time.

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Look at the fun you missed out on by not joining us at a brunch on May 21 hosted by Rhonda and Randy Hunt. Our list is growing and we welcome everyone to join the fun.

We will be firming up dates on activities through the end of this year and into 2018 so check next month’s issue. Unfortunately, over the summer with vacations, activities are not planned until September.

Please mark your calendars for December 13 for a Hanukkah Party in the ballroom.

Please send me your comments and suggestions. Shalom.

Gail Steinberg352-708-4747

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Visit the Clermont Performing Arts Center website for updated shows and events. www.clermontperformingarts.com.As a reminder, the first Friday of every month, Clermont has Food

Trucks and Music downtown on Montrose and there is a Farmers Market every Sunday morning.The City is moving forward with the first part of a large plan to reinvent

Downtown Clermont. The first phase is a wetland project that will be called Victory Pointe, it will include wetlands, a boardwalk and a viewing tower. The ground breaking ceremony was held June 14. The city has obtained over 5 million dollars in grant money for the project.The Clermont City Council will start this year’s Budget process with

a workshop July 18 and 19. If you have any interest in how the city is doing financially or how your tax dollars are being used, please attend the budget meetings. Contact City Hall for dates and times.Election time is soon approaching. The primary elections will be held on

August 29 and the General Elections will be held on November 7. Please make sure to educate yourself and get out to vote. One vote can make a difference.Please don’t Text and Drive. Clermont hosted the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics,

(NAIA) National Champion ship in June. The Oklahoma City Stars won their 10th National Championship.The Clermont Police Department is sponsoring a Naval Sea Cadet

program, started by Gary Schindele. The battalion is headquartered at

City Hall Newsby Timothy BatesClermont City Council MemberSeat 1

July / August 2017the new police station. There were over 27 cadets that ranged from 11-17 years old this year. Contact the Clermont Police Department if you are interested in getting your child involved in this great program.The new Minneola Turnpike entrance is now open, just north of Lake

Minneola High School. Clermont will now be hosting Bingo at the Arts and Recreation Center.

Contact the city for times.Clermont is expected to have several new business openings in the

upcoming months: Clermont Cabanas (short term rentals downtown), Jalea (bakery, breakfast and lunch), Sweet (candy and desserts), Gray Collective (bridal shop), Michael Pizza, Pirates Brew Coffee and two breweries. Clermont’s July 4th celebration, Red White & Boom will be held

downtown at Waterfront Park running from 6-10. Enjoy family activities, live music, food and fireworks.

Please let me know what I can do for you.

God Bless,

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With that in mind, we would appreciate your donations of books of fiction from 2000 on as we have space limitations. Our magazine rack makes it easy to view the magazines that we currently have. Magazine donations should be for the current month.

Feel free to ask anyone of the volunteer librarians for suggestions regarding your reading preferences. Your volunteer librarians are Helen Wunderlich, Debbie Running and Gail Steinberg.

Thank you all for your contributions to the library. Without the residents, there would be no Library.

Gail Steinberg(352) 708-4747 [email protected]

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Our Library is open to all residents. Come sit down and relax and pick up a book to read. All books in our Library have been donated by our residents. During the past several years, we have been able to accumulate quite a selection of books. What we have found is our residents are interested in books of fiction by popular authors of the last 20 years.

With that in mind, we would appreciate your donations of books of fiction from 2000 on as we have space limitations. Our magazine rack makes it easy to view the magazines that we currently have. Magazine donations should be for the current month.

Feel free to ask anyone of the volunteer librarians for suggestions regarding your reading preferences. Your volunteer librarians are Helen Wunderlich, Debbie Running and Gail Steinberg.

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Dinah, the narrator of The Red Tent, was a real person, the also-ran child of Jacob and Leah. Listed in Chapter 46 of Genesis, a book of the Bible likely written between 1450 and 1410 BC, are the twelve sons of Jacob (bore by his four wives) that became the tribes of Israel. Dinah is tacked on to that list.

Author Diamant writes a fictional, though believable, life for Dinah, while giving readers an in-depth view of women in biblical times. Not only does Dinah “get a life,” but we get to place ourselves alongside women living day to day through the traditions and hardships in early history.

The red tent is the women’s gathering place in the community, a haven during menses, pregnancy, birthing and illness. Diamant explains in the book’s prologue, through Dinah’s voice, that since she is the only daughter, her mother and three aunts tell her everything, even things she is too young to hear. “They traded secrets like bracelets, and these were handed down to me the only surviving girl...They held my face between their hands and made me swear to remember.”

As a book club, we’ll get to discuss ancient cooking, sewing, cleaning, gardening, womanhood, mothering and the art of marriage. Do we wish we had a red tent at Heritage Hills? What actually serves as an equivalent for women today? Please, join us July 6!

For more info on the Heritage Hills Book Club contact Pat Curren 352-404-8437 orDor Remsen [email protected]

New members are always welcome!

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SUNDAY1 PM ............Billiards6:30 PM .......Pinochle

MONDAY8:30 AM .......Open Pickleball9 AM ............Pilates*12:45 PM .....Mah Jong Club2 PM ............Dance to the Beat6 PM ............ Tone & Stretch w/Cherie*6:30 PM .......Christian Studies6:30 PM .......Ping Pong6:30 PM ....... Texas Hold’em (Non-Tournament)7 PM ............Scrabble

TUESDAY8:30 AM .......Open Pickleball8:30 AM .......Open Tennis 9 AM ............ Low Impact Aerobics w/Jo 10 AM ..........Chair Yoga1 PM ............Happy Hookers1 PM ............Bridge Club2:30 PM .......Watercolor Class3 PM ............Shady Ladies3 PM ............Euchre6:30 PM .......Singles Club6:30 PM .......Billiards6:30 PM .......Shuffleboard/HS6:30 PM .......Dominoes

WEDNESDAY8:30 AM .......Open Pickleball9 AM ............Yoga*11:30 PM .....Pinochle1 PM ............ Triple Canasta

- - - RECURRING EVENTS - - -6:15 PM .......Hand Chimes6:30 PM .......Hand & Foot

THURSDAY8:30 AM .......Open Pickleball8:30 AM .......Open Tennis9 AM ............Cardio Jam w/Mary Jo*10:30 AM ..... Zumba12 PM .......... Texas Hold’em1 PM ............Bridge Club1 PM ............ Intermediate Bridge3 PM ............Euchre5:45 PM .......Pilates w/Megan*6 PM ............ Tennis w/ Dickie6:30 PM .......Hand & Foot6:30 PM ....... Texas Hold’em (Non-Tournament)

FRIDAY8:30 AM .......Open Pickleball9 AM ............Pilates*10 AM ..........Chair Yoga1 PM ............Hand & Foot1 PM ............HH Choir2 PM ............Chatty Crafters4:30 PM .......Evening Yoga*5:30 PM .......Wine Down 6:30 PM .......Pinochle

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