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DECEMBER 2017

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

2 • Heritage Hills • December 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.

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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:

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

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

information on the Clubhouse and the HOA.

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Heritage HillsLoving Hearts & Hands

“Dress A Girl”Another Bag and Tag is in the record books for the Heritage Hills

Dress A Girl group! On November 1 we met to collect, size and match with a doll and either a purse, headband or intimate garment, a total of 246 dresses for shipment to little girls all over the world! And, we’re ready and excited to begin our 4th year of sewing!

Thanks to the generosity and support of the Heritage Hills community we have collected enough funds to really get us started in 2018. How can we thank you enough? Well, one way is to have an Open House at one of our meetings in the first quarter of the new year so you can all stop in to see for yourself how it all comes together. We will have stations where you will see ladies cutting and sewing the dresses, sewing and painting little dolls and, of course, stations where you can grab a snack to munch as you walk around and observe what we love doing! Look for an announcement after the first of the year with the date and time and please come out to see for yourself all the ways your money is put to good use.

Take a look at some of the pictures taken during our Bag & Tag as well as some pictures shared with us by Cyndy Mattack sent to her from a group who took 50 Dress A Girl dresses to Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. We recognize several of the dresses in the pictures to be ones we made right here in Heritage Hills as well as several of our beautiful dolls. I may be just a bit prejudiced, but folks, the ladies who sew these dresses here in HH do some of the most beautiful work you will find anywhere. You can be proud of this community!!Our next meetings are planned for December 6 and January 3, both at 10 AM in the Toscana Ballroom.

Facts from the RAC Transition TeamAfter several months of researching, interviewing and going through

our community with individual consulting/engineering companies we have made our recommendation to Lennar. The company we chose is Hoy and Miller Engineering and Consulting Company. Information about the company can be found on their website at www.hoymiller.com.

As presented at our last Resident Transition Committee Meeting, all the information can be found on the Heritage Hills website under documents. There you will find comparisons made amongst our finalists for doing our engineering study.

I want to thank everyone who was involved in this very detailed process. Paul Offutt, our resident engineering person, John Rumph who assisted in the actual inspection of our property and Eric Sorkin our Resident Board Member. I also want to thank the residents for their input during this process. The Facts From the RAC emails showed how interested and observant many of you are.

The Transition Committee continues to work on all issues pertaining to transition and turnover. All the preparation will be there for our new Board to act upon when the time comes. Use the RAC email account, [email protected] to communicate any issues or concerns. Remember to note your topic “Transition” in the subject field.

On behalf of the Transition Committee, we wish all our residents and their families a happy holiday season and a happy and healthy new year.

Thank you,David Mandell, Transition Committee Chaiman

Facts from the RACThe Resident Advisory Council (RAC) wishes everyone a happy and

healthy holiday season. We also wish for another great New Year filled with health and happiness for all of our residents and their families.

We continue to work hard for the residents of Heritage Hills in making this a Community Of Excellence. This past year we were instrumental in helping accomplish many projects, along with intervening on behalf of our residents for many of the their concerns. Remember it takes team work and working together with Icon Management, our HOA Board and DTE we have made tremendous strides. We will continue to do even more for the new year and make 2018 even better.

Once again, use the RAC email account at [email protected] to communicate any issues and concerns you might have. Please remember, the first step in following up on any issues that you might have is our Management office. Please see Donna, our Property Manager, as the first contact person.

Thank you, Your Resident Advisory Council (RAC)

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The DisFriends are having lots of fun and invite everyone to join in at any time! Our recent events included Lunch at LeCellier in EPCOT Canada, and the backstage tour DestiNATIONS at EPCOT with lunch at Rose & Crown in the United Kingdom! Our monthly Meet n Greets will continue in homes and we invite anyone interested in meeting Disney Friends to come! Due to the holidays, there will not be a Meet N Greet in December but please watch for the January date and join us for the December event below!

DISNEY RESORT OLD FASHIONED HOLIDAY LIGHTWALK/BOAT ABOUT TOUR!

DECEMBER 4 • Meet at Disney Boardwalk at 5 PMCost: Whatever you wish to purchase drinks, sweet treats, light fare.

Remember riding around neighborhoods looking at the holiday lights? Well, we are going to do that Disney style. Walking and by boat! We will meet at Disney’s Boardwalk at 5 PM for an old-fashioned Holiday Walk/Boat about through Disney Resorts for a Christmas light tour of the boardwalk, Hollywood Studios, Disney Swan, Disney Dolphin, and Disney Yacht Club - all can be seen BY BOAT TOUR, and we will hop off and stroll around some resorts while enjoying Disney’s magical decorations. NOTE: You DO NOT need a Disney pass to go to this so this is available to everyone! We will NOT be going into a park, only viewing their incredible Christmas light displays. It’s sure to get us all into the holiday spirit of days gone by - and a really great way to share a little time with Disney Friends! Sweet goodies, adult beverages, or light snacks will be available at some of our stops. Hope you can join us!

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Homeopathic Study Group

Due to the busy-ness of the holidays at the end of December, we will meet the first and second Tuesdays, rather than our usual first and third Tuesdays. In January, we will return to the first and third Tuesday schedule.

In November, we began Part 2 - Body Systems in, Homeopathic Remedies by Asa Hershoff. This section of the text is helping us understand the highly specialized functions of the organs and tissues in the body, as well as the relationship of the various Homeopathic medicines to these systems.

Throughout Part 2 - Body Systems, the emphasis will be on etiology (origin, cause) and affinity (relationship). We will learn how etiology and affinity help us to sort through the symptoms the body expresses in order to choose the correct Homeopathic medicine needed. We are working to cover 2 to 4 body systems per meeting, via an explanation of how the system works, common conditions of a “mistuned” system and Homeopathy’s role in returning the body to its healthy state.

As a result of our study of the Cell Salts in September, the study group has decided to add a second text to our study. We will reference Vinton McCabe’s The Healing Echo as we talk about the symptoms that guide us to the best remedy choice, giving us a chance to explore both Homeopathic and Cell Salt options. We will begin Part 3, the A to Z Prescriber section in the Hershoff book, in January. The Healing Echo is available from Amazon.com for $18.95.

Our main text, Homeopathic Remedies by Asa Hershoff, 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.

New members are always welcome to our study group. You may have heard of Homeopathy but feel don’t know much about it. Come learn with others who are interested in an approach to healing and lasting health that works with your body.

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Come join our group. Every resident is welcome. We go shooting twice a month and enjoy each other’s company at lunch. Some people just attend our meetings, others just go shooting with us and some do both. Whatever you choose -- come join us.

Many of us will be busy with family and friends during the holiday’s -- others will be traveling. For this reason we will not be having a meeting in December. However, we are scheduling our shooting dates for December.

Our shooting dates are:December 11 and December 28.

On shooting days we meet in the clubhouse parking lot (Bocce side) ane leave promptly at 9:30 AM. Lunch follows shooting and we return about 1:30 PM.

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November 7 and 21 11 AM to 12:15

Venetian Room, Clubhouse After an introduction to Homeopathic Medicine and how it works with our body, gently and effectively, we begin Part 2 of our text, Homeopathic Remedies by Asa Hershoff. Part 2 covers the Body Systems, looking at each in turn via an explanation of how the system itself works, common conditions of a “mistuned” system and Homeopathy’s role in returning the body to its healthy state. As a result of our study of the Cell Salts in September, the group has decided to add a second text to our study. We will reference Vinton McCabe’s The Healing Echo as we talk about the symptoms that guide us to the best remedy choice, giving us a chance to explore both homeopathic and cell salt options. We will begin Part 3, the A to Z Prescriber section in the Hershoff book, in the New Year. That will give us all time to get the Cell Salt book. In preparation for the November meetings, please read the following pages: for November 7, Psychological Conditions and the Nervous System (pages 48-51). For November 21, Circulatory System and the Upper & Lower Respiratory Systems (pages 52-57). Be sure to bring a pen to each meeting. Homeopathic Remedies by Asa Hershoff, ND, 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. The Healing Echo by Vinton McCabe is also available from Amazon.com for $18.95 New members are always welcome to our study group. You may have heard of Homeopathy but feel don’t know much about it. Come learn with others who are interested in an approach to healing and lasting health that works with your body. For more information contact Dor Remsen at [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.

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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 - 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*

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Movies are shown in the Toscana Ballroom at 7 PM

Fences2016 / PG-13 / 2 hrs., 19 mins.

December 7Working as a trash collector in 1950s Pittsburgh, Troy Maxson struggles to raise his family while trying to transcend the bitter experience of being a talented baseball player denied the opportunity to play in the majors because of his race.

Cast: Denzel Washington, Viola Davis, Russell Hornsby, more.

Allied2016 / R / 2 hrs., 4 mins.

December 21During a perilous World War II mission in Casablanca, French-Canadian operative Max Vatan falls in love with and weds French spy Marianne Beausejour. After learning that Marianne may be a Nazi double agent, Max launches an investigation of his wife.

Cast: Brad Pitt, Marion Cotillard, Jared Harris, more.

Baby Driver2017 / R / 1 hr., 53 mins.

December 14Hired as the getaway driver for a series of bank heists, angel-faced Baby finds himself in deep trouble when a botched robbery sends him on the run, hunted by the cops and his criminal cohorts.

Cast: Ansel Elgort, Kevin Spacey, Lily James, 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!!

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. For those who choose to arrive early, please note that we need to adhere to the “doors open” time for each event at the request of the performers, due to last minute setup requirements. Also, as our community and concert attendance continues to grow, please consider carpooling.

New Year’s Evea SELLOUT!

Thank you Heritage Hills...for making this year’s New Year’s Eve Gala a sellout. We’re planning a great party with a Breakfast At Tiffany’s theme. For those who were unable to get tickets, there’s a waiting list, so please sign up at the concierge desk.

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Great Events!That’s right...on February 9, come out and

dance to the music of Heritage Hills favorite...

Anita DrinkThis local rock band plays the music of the 60’s through the 80’s and will have you dancing the night away. Tickets are $10 and go on sale to residents on January 13 at 10 AM. You can get tickets for your friends and family beginning January 27. Doors open at 6:30 PM and the band takes the stage at 7.

Then...on February 24, we bring back another Heritage Hills favorite...

Celebrity Impressionist

William Cintron!If you caught his show earlier this year, come on back, as he brings his new show to our community. If you missed it, don’t make that mistake again. This talented performer brings back the voices of some of your favorite singers throughout the decades in a fast-paced, dynamic show. Showtime is at 7 PM, with doors opening at 6:30. Tickets go on sale to residents for $20 beginning January 27. Remaining tickets will be available to adult family and friends beginning February 10.

Coming in January...Rock to the sounds

of WoodstockRelive the music festival that started it all...as Heritage Hills presents “PEACE OF WOODSTOCK”. This band recreates the sights and sounds of the summer festival by paying tribute to some of the major rock acts to play the event. Hear the music of Jefferson Airplane, Santana, Crosby, Stills, & Nash, Richie Havens, and more. The concert is January 20 at 7 PM (Doors open at 6:30). Tickets are $25 and will be available to residents beginning December 16 at 10 AM at the clubhouse. Adult friends and family can get their tickets beginning January 6.


Remember our Veterans On November 9, Rick and I delivered the following to the Lake

Nona Veterans Administration:42 Lapghans - blankets to cover the laps of those in wheel chairs and chemo patients.37 Sample Size Toiletries - such as shampoo, soap, etc. that

we receive in hotels.14 Jigsaw Puzzles - the Veterans will gladly accept new or

gently used puzzles.8 Hygiene Kits - thank you Singles Club of Heritage Hills2 Tote Bags

THANK YOU for your continued GENEROSITY.On December 1, Rick and I will make our next trip to Lake Nona

Veterans Administration to deliver the signed 2017 Holiday cards and any other items that have been donated.

On to Holiday cards for the Veterans for 2018, if you were planning on tossing Holiday cards you have received over the Holiday, DON’T. Please place them in the basket behind the concierge desk so that I can remake them into Holiday for the Veterans.

If you have any questions, please contact: Mary Becker at 407-614-1498, [email protected]

UPCOMINGDAY/OVERNIGHT TRIPS

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

HappyHookers

Calling all hookers, please join in the conversation and camaraderie on Tuesday afternoons from 1 PM to 3 PM.

We will welcome you to our group of knitters, crocheters, needlework, etc.(what were you thinking?). Come for the social experience as we relax with our projects and enjoy a chatty afternoon. There are 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 wish. Come and stay awhile. 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 Steinberg • 352-708-4747 • [email protected]

4th AnnualSanta’s Service

Food DriveTo support those less fortunate, we at Heritage Hills would again

like to collect food for the Agape House at the First United Methodist Church, which feeds the needy in our greater Clermont area. We invite you to be a part of our sharing on December 9 by donating non-perishable unexpired foods. Santa’s elves will be coming through your neighborhood, beginning at 1 PM, to pick up your food donations, rain or shine. Please leave your donations at the end of your driveway to help out the elder elves! There will also be a box in the Clubhouse front entrance beginning 1 December to collect donations. Our Christmas golf cart parade will leave the clubhouse at 1 PM and traverse the major arteries in HH. Anyone wishing to participate with their golf cart is welcome to join us!! Santa Claus, of course, thanks you and promises to get your donations to the needy in a timely manner. Happy Holidays!

December 11 (Monday)Sea World’s Christmas Celebration • $129 per person

Carols fill the air, a sea of lighted trees sparkle over the lake in a wintery, watery wonderland and world-famous skaters twirl on ice. Enjoy festive food, stunning live shows, delightful entertainment inspired by the natural world and stroll the lakeside Christmas Market savoring the holiday delicious treats as you shop for unique artisan crafted gifts. Price includes transportation, admission to Sea World, 1 meal with a soft drink at participating restaurants and tip to driver.

February 1 (Thursday)Paul Anka-Celebrating 60 years of hits his way • Cost: $149 per person

RP Funding Center (previously Lakeland Center)Legendary singer-songwriter Paul Anka became a teen singing sensation

in the late 1950s with “Diana” (the second best selling single of all time) and “Put Your Head On My Shoulder.” Also known for composing classics like Frank Sinatra’s “My Way” and Tom Jones “She’s A Lady”, Anka is also known for his acting work in several films. Don’t miss your opportunity to see one of the most talented music icons of our day! Price includes roundtrip transportation to RP Funding Center, orchestra seats (Orchestra 2 & 4 rows D, E & F), buffet dinner, taxes, handling fee & tip to driver.

February 8 (Thursday)Babes in Hollywood • $75 per person (NO REFUNDS after January 5)

Departure approx. 12 PM and return approx. 4:30 PM; A magical musical about the legendary careers of Judy Garland & Mickey Rooney from the soundstages of Hollywood to the stages of Broadway. Featuring such classics as “Over the Rainbow”, “Easter Parade,” “But Not For Me,” “On the Sunny Side of the Street”, Meet Me in St. Louis,” “That’s Entertainment”, and more! Price includes transportation, ticket for 2 PM show and gratuity to driver.

February 24Dr. 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. Phillip Center, seats for the 2 PM show, taxes, handling fees and tip to driver.

April 26 (Thursday)Something Rotten • $119 per person (NO REFUNDS after March 13)Direct from Broadway, SOMETHING ROTTEN! Is a “big, fat hit!” (New York

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Holiday Lights; Dressing Downton at Lightner Museum; hop on and off trolley; boat ride, chocolate museum, Castillo de San Marcos. Contact Carolyn Clark at [email protected] or 757-618-1249.

December 7-8 - NCL Jade 11-Day Panama Canal Cruise Leaves from Miami to Cartagena, Panama Canal, Costa Rica, Roatan, Belize, Costa Maya. Contact Lucy Sharp at [email protected].

December 10 - Singing Trees at First Baptist in Orlando Carpool from HHills; tickets $20; First Baptist site: https://www.firstorlando.com/events/singing-trees. Contact Carolyn Clark at [email protected] or 757-618-1249.

Spring 2018 - Casino Trip to Biloxi Casinos 4 days/3 nights via deluxe motor coach.

February (date TBA) - Winter Park Chain of Lakes Boat Ride & LunchAdults $14; tours depart on the hour 10 AM to 4 PM; carpool from clubhouse; 18 passenger pontoon boat. Contact Carole Guasto at [email protected].

No December meeting.Safe travels to all during the holidays!

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

March (date TBA) - Star Clipper Dinner Train on a Saturday Evening5-course dinner with live entertainment; train departs & returns to Eustis Depot; 3-hour ride includes 5 lakes: Eustis, Francis, Dora, Jem and Lilly. Contact Susan Thomas at [email protected] or Ellen Lieberman at [email protected].

April 28 - “9 to 5 The Musical” written by Dolly Parton2 PM matinee; Annie Russell Theatre @ Rollins College; $12 play, bus available for additional fee (need 50 people). Sponsored by the I Love NY Group. Contact Bunnie Friedman for reservations 407-614-3122.

August 2018 - Viking Ocean Cruise fromAthens to Mumbai

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November 2018 - Carnival Breeze 14-Day Cruise fromPort Canaveral to St. Thomas

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Do you enjoy cooking and/or sharing recipes? Join the HH Recipe club as we gather around the table to taste test and share recipes! We’ve had a great time so far! Lots of awesome food and friends! Bring a dish with the recipe, or bring a recipe to share. Come once or come every month. We have our dates set through 2018 and the themes we decided on for each of our months! Hope to see you there!

Please call Kenya if you have any questions!(231) 838-3398.

All Recipe Club meetings are on Mondaysin the ballroom from 12:30 - 2 PM.

December 11, 2017 .....................................Cookie Swap & DessertsJanuary 22, 2018 ...................................................... Soups ‘n BreadsFebruary 12, 2018 ......................................... Valentines & ChocolateMarch 19, 2018 .........................................St. Patrick & Green SaladsApril 16, 2018 .........................................Easter Dinner & Egg DishesMay 21, 2018 ............................................ Cinco De Mayo & MexicanJune 18, 2018 ...............................................................Asian InspiredJuly 16, 2018 .....................................BBQ Picnic & Red, White, BlueAugust 13, 2018 ................................. Take Me Out To The BallgameSeptember 24, 2018 ..........................................Tailgate Party DishesOctober 15, 2018 ...........................................Comfort Food You LoveNovember 19, 2018 .....................................Family Heirloom RecipesDecember 10, 2018 ....................Appetizers, Desserts, and Cocktails

Heritage Hills Recipe Club

Heritage Hills GolfDrum roll please! Thanks to the efforts of Barry Morlachetta, we

can finally announce that Heritage Hills has a golf group!! Play started the second week of November beginning on November 7 at Green Valley Golf Course and on November 9 at Legends Golf Club. Going forward the golfers have selected four courses in the area to play; Green Valley, Legends, Kings Ridge and Stoneybrook. Other courses may be added as our club expands.

Currently, we are playing on Tuesdays and Thursdays, except when playing Kings Ridge when we will need to play on Fridays.

Sign-up sheets are in the Heritage Hills Clubhouse by the clip-boards. If you think you’d like to play a little golf and get to know some of your neighbors please stop by and sign up to play. I mean, what is more fun than playing a round of golf and then meeting up with friends and neighbors to share a beverage and re-hash all the “interesting” shots of the day?

And ladies, this is not just for the guys! Throw on those cute little outfits and sign-up to play! We may not hit as far as the guys sometimes, but we can always find our ball. Am I right?

There are lots of other ideas and plans for a fun time playing more golf. Make plans to join us!! For more information, please call Barry Morlachetta at

304-654-8485. See you on the course!!

There will not be aResident Orientation in December.The next Resident Orientation seminar will be on January 15, 2018.

Happy Holidays & see you in the New Year 2018.


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Our library - isn’t it grand! Take a look at the photos. It’s rare to have any empty space so your librarians, Debbie Running, Helen Wunderlich and Gail Steinberg are constantly working moving books around on the shelves.

As space is at a premium, please do not donate any books prior to 2000. If you would like to donate books, Cooper Memorial Library will gladly take them and sell them at their book sales. This helps us support our local library. Any funds from the sale, go back to the library. This is a win-win for all of us.

You will also note that our magazine rack is stocked with current issues. There is no room any longer for older issues. Cooper Memorial Library will not take them either, sorry to say. Kindly recycle them on Tuesday.

We truly appreciate all of your donations but have space constraints. All donations should be placed in the baskets by the door for sorting. If you take a look around, you will note that our collection is almost 100% fiction and sorted much like your local library by author.

Remember to say hi to our resident volunteers. Thank you.

Feel free to contact me at: Gail [email protected] 352-708-4747

HERITAGE HILLS LIBRARY Our Library - isn’t it grand! Take a look at the photos. It’s rare to have any empty space so your librarians, Debbie Running, Helen Wunderlich and Gail Steinberg are constantly working moving books around on the shelves.

As space is at a premium, please do not donate any books prior to 2000. If you would

like to donate books, Cooper Memorial Library will gladly take them and sell them at their book sales. This helps us support our local library. Any funds from the sale, go back to the library. This is a win-win for all of us. You will also note that our magazine rack is stocked with current issues. There is no room any longer for older issues. Cooper Memorial Library will not take them either, sorry to say. Kindly recycle them on Tuesday.

We truly appreciate all of your donations but have space constraints. All donations should be placed in the baskets by the door for sorting. If you take a look around, you will note that our collection is almost 100% fiction and sorted much like your local library by author. Remember to say hi to our resident volunteers. Thank you. Feel free to contact me at: Gail Steinberg [email protected] 352-708-4747














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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 Dec., Jeff Barnard will be leading a discussion on detoxing the body. This will be an excellent way to start your holiday season on a healthy note!Our next meeting is Dec. 6 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.

January 3: How to Search for Reliable ResourcesFebruary 7: Essential OilsMarch 7: To Worry or Not to Worry (Miscellaneous short topics)April 4: To Worry or Not to Worry II

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A Good Time TastingOctober 6 Wine Down hosted by the Gardens & Groves Group was

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Want to learn and/or taste more? Meetings are held every second Tuesday in the Monte Carlo Room.

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As the year comes to an end, we often look back fondly as we remember the year’s events. This year at Healthy Hints meetings we have talked about: • Planning for a healthy new year • Heart health • Ways your brain tricks you into eating more • Inflammation and the anti-inflammatory diet • Kidney health • Recipe makeovers and healthy ingredient substitutions when cooking • Disaster preparedness • Sick days and hospital stays • So many diets… so little time • Holiday resilience

What do you remember or what did you miss? Have you heard the latest research related to these topics? What questions do you still have? What questions would you like to have answered in the new year?

Come to Healthy Hints on December 12 at 11:30 AM in the Toscana Ballroom to refresh your memory and

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What do you remember or what did you miss? Have you heard the latest research related to these topics? What questions do you still have? What questions would you like to have answered in the new year? Come to Healthy Hints in the Toscana Ballroom on December 12 at 11:30 AM to refresh your memory and learn about new research on this year’s topics. Contact: Talar Glover, MS, RN, CDE at ntglover.cfl.rr.com

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Aaaaaaaaandthey’re off!

Witness the spectacle and thrills of the race track! Come and join in the fun as the Heritage Hills Italian-American Club presents “A Night at the Races”. There will be 6 races - place your bet and try your luck! Also best decorated Kentucky style ladies hat contest - let your imagination soar!

February 11, 2018 • 6 PM • Toscana BallroomFor information and tickets contact

Mike - 407-347-0306 or Rosemarie - 407-346-2425.

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Come and join in the fun as the Heritage Hills Italian-American Club presents “A Night at the Races”.

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February 11, 2018, 6pm in the Toscana Ballroom.

For information and tickets contact Mike – 407-347-0306 or Rosemarie – 407-346-2425.

Hand ChimesOne of the longest running club activities here in Heritage

Hills is the musical entity known as the Charming Chimes. We play a relatively new instrument (developed around 1982) that looks much like a large tuning fork and played in the manner of the handbells. Not all handbell music is suitable for hand-held chimes, but the ranges are exactly the same making much of the handbell literature applicable with a few changes in technique.

We are fortunate that we have a fantastic range of Malmark Choirchimes® which span five octaves on the piano keyboard. That translates to 61 chromatic notes, and there is much music to be played in this range. The largest chime that we have is approximately four feet in length and the smallest about six inches. The larger chimes sometimes necessitate the use of both hands to produce the sound.

Each person plays an average of about 3 or 4 chimes. So to play all five octaves we would incorporate up to 20 players. Presently we have sixteen chimers, but not everyone is usually at the same practice session. It would be fun to have the largest sound available at every practice, and with that, I would like to have four or five or more members. It is essential that you read music.

Besides playing as a team on this instrument, we are a social group who appreciates each person’s input in playing together. We play beautiful music which is intricate at times, but it is always pleasing to the ear.

The lower, larger chimes usually don’t play in fast succession, but the middle chimes do. The very smallest chimes usually are added to the melody for brilliance. When all is played at the same time, the music is glorious and full, but softer than handbells. Handbells are cast from bronze, and chimes are machined from aluminum. There’s a big difference in the volume of sound. Chimes are soft in decibel level - easy on one’s ears.

I know that there are musicians in HH that probably aren’t involved in other HH activities of music. How about coming to a rehearsal in the Aerobics Room on Wednesday evenings from 6 PM to 7:30 PM to see and hear what we are about? Residents and guests are always welcome.

For more information, contact David Bushnellat 352-243-3312 or [email protected].

Heritage HillsLadies Luncheon

Second Annual Ladies Luncheon will be onDecember 14 at the HH Clubhouse. Starts at 12:30 PM.

Please bring a dish and candy or cookies to share.Sign up at the HH Clubhouse.


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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].•• 2017-18 Booklist - HHills Book Club ••December - The Lost Garden by Helen HumphreysJanuary - Guest AuthorFebruary - Lilac Girls by Martha Hall KellyMarch - Still Alice by Lisa Genova April - A Gentleman in Moscow by Armor TowlesMay - A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty SmithJune 7 - Cross Creek by Marjorie Kinnan RawlingsJuly 5 - Hillbilly Elegy by JD VanceAugust - The Buccaneers by Edith WhartonSeptember - All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony DoerrOctober - Life After Life by Kate AtkinsonNovember - A Man Called Ove by Fredrik BackmanDecember - Members’ Choice Holiday BooksLooking 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 GroupThis group meets each Monday from 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM in the ballroom

to study God’s Word, the Bible. The group decides which book they will study. If you have any questions, contact Carol Krause at 352-243-9753 or at [email protected]. We would love to have you join us.Crafty LadiesWelcome one and all to the Crafty Ladies group that meets weekly

on Tuesdays in the wine room at 3 PM. This is a chance to meet your neighbors, chat, have a cup of coffee and do any type of coloring and/or needlework you may want to work on. We are an informal group that would love to meet you. If you do not do coloring or needlework and just want to chat, please stop by. Contact Gina Meehan 352-404-8315 or Fran Kaplan 561-289-2648.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. 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 407-395-9506.

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 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 to 7:30. We will teach you what you need to know. Contact Dave 352-243-3312 or [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, & don’t miss out! Give us a try, come check us out! Vicki Peterson, Director, 815-985-3766, [email protected]. Fridays, 1 PM in the 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 Dress A GirlWe 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 handmade 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 Toscana 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 had several successful past productions at Heritage Hills: The Cemetery Club, Steel Magnolias, Vintage Murder, and The Dixie Swim Club. Plans are underway for their next productions. Anyone interested in acting, directing, stage construction, props, publicity, ticket sales, or any aspect of stage production is encouraged to join. If you are interested in joining this group, contact the organization at [email protected] for more information.

CLUBS & GROUPS

Heritage Hills • December 2017 • 27Send 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• Crafty Ladies: Fran Kaplan 561-289-2648 or Gina Meehan 352-404-8315• 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• Singles Social Club: Margaret Serafin 407-395-9194 or Heidi Waugh 407-614-2608• 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

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 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 Group 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.Heritage Hills Recipe ClubIf you like to cook, share, and exchange recipes, join us! Kenya Swiss

231-838-3398 [email protected] 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.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.


Homefor the Holidaysat Heritage Hills!

The Heritage Hills Players are delighted to host an Evening of

Holiday Music on December 4 in the ballroom from 7 PM till 8:30 (or until we stop singing!) Starring the East Ridge HS Rhythm of the Knight and Girls Knight Out choral groups, they will “Sing Noel!”, including a contemporary setting of holiday favorites, such as It Came Upon a Midnight Clear, Silent Night, Joy to World and many more. These auditioned, vocal ensembles have performed throughout the community and are featured in their own concerts at ERHS. They are directed by Jason Misner who is in his 7th year at ERHS and 4th year as choral director. Jason is also the music director of the theater program at ERHS.

The evening will end with a holiday sing-along of old and new favorites led by Jason Misner on the piano and volunteer residents of Heritage Hills. Holiday refreshments will be offered by Dress a Girl. This will be a wonderful way to get into the spirit of your holiday season with some amazing music! We will surely make a “joyful noise!” Tickets are on sale at the office for $10 as of November 10. Ticket reservations for people outside Heritage Hills can be made by contacting Judy Ricaud at 352-432-5795.

All are welcome, invite your family and friends for this celebration of the Season! A Holiday Gift Basket will be raffled. If you would like to advertise your business at this event, please contact Stan Ockwig at 321-217-1827 or [email protected].

Home for the Holidays at Heritage Hills!

The Heritage Hills Players are delighted to host an Evening of Holiday Music on December 4 in the Ballroom from 7 PM till 8:30 (or until we stop singing!) Starring the East Ridge HS Rhythm of the Knight and Girls Knight Out choral groups, they will “Sing Noel!”, including a contemporary setting of holiday favorites, such as It Came Upon a Midnight Clear, Silent Night, Joy to World and many more. These auditioned, vocal ensembles have performed throughout the community and are featured in their own concerts at ERHS. They are directed by Jason Misner who is in his 7th year at ERHS and 4th year as choral director. Jason is also the music director of the theater program at ERHS.

The evening will end with a holiday sing-along of old and new favorites led by Jason Misner on the piano and volunteer residents of Heritage Hills. Holiday refreshments will be offered by Dress a Girl. This will be a wonderful way to get into the spirit of your holiday season with some amazing music! We will surely make a “joyful noise!” Tickets are on sale at the office for $10.00 as of November 10th. Ticket reservations for people outside Heritage Hills can be made by contacting Judy Ricaud (352-432-5795).

All are welcome, invite your family and friends for this celebration of the Season! A Holiday Gift Basket will be raffled. If you would like to advertise your business at this event, please contact: Stan Ockwig at: 321-217-1827 [email protected].

Heritage HillsPlayers

“All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players; They have their exits and their entrances…” (William Shakespeare: “As You Like It”)

Is it time for you to enter the stage? The Heritage Hills Players think so! Beginning January 22, the Heritage Hills Players will be sponsoring 4 workshops on acting for the stage to bring out your inner Brando or Streep. These four, two-hour sessions delivered over four consecutive weeks in January and February will be taught by seasoned professionals. They will provide you with all the skills and confidence you need to act on stage. Sessions will be conducted on the stage in the ballroom and are designed to be fun, insightful and encouraging. Each session will focus on a specific skill; they are: Improvisation -- Stage Acting 101 -- Stage Movement -- Delivering Monologues.

Sessions are $15 each or $50 if you purchase the complete program of all 4 sessions (recommended). Tickets will go on sale the last of December, so please be on the lookout for emails and HH Facebook postings for updates. These will include more information on what you will learn in each class and bios of the instructors. Class size will be limited to ensure each participant gets lots of practice and encouraging feedback. Indulge your New Year’s Resolution to try new things!

For more information contact us [email protected].

“All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players; They have their exits and their entrances…” (William Shakespeare: As You Like It”)

Is it time for you to enter the stage? The Heritage Hills Players think so! Beginning January 22, 2018, the Heritage Hills Players will be sponsoring 4 workshops on acting for the stage to bring out your inner Brando or Streep. These four, two-hour sessions delivered over four consecutive weeks in January and February will be taught by seasoned professionals. They will provide you with all the skills and confidence you need to act on stage. Sessions will be conducted on the stage in the ballroom and are designed to be fun, insightful and encouraging. Each session will focus on a specific skill; they are: Improvisation --Stage Acting 101 --Stage Movement --Delivering Monologues.

Sessions are $15 each or $50 if you purchase the complete program of all 4 sessions (recommended). Tickets will go on sale the last of December, so please be on the lookout for emails and HH Facebook postings for updates. These will include more information on what you will learn in each class and bios of the instructors. Class size will be limited to ensure each participant gets lots of practice and encouraging feedback. Indulge your New Year’s Resolution to try new things! For more information contact us at [email protected]


I ❤️NY Group

October 4, the I ❤️NY Group went to the Orlando Shakespeare Theater and enjoyed a first class production of Man of LaMancha. The play was thoroughly enjoyed by all (about 55 of us) and the price couldn’t be beat for a matinee performance of $30 per person. After the play, we headed over to Kim Wu, a really good Chinese restaurant that was able to handle our large group. Many thanks to Bunnie Friedman for handling this function. It was a job well done! Our November event will be Thursday, November 9 for Seussical the Musical at East Ridge High School. Tickets are $10 and our group will be able to be seated together. What a bargain and excellent local talent and we get to support our Clermont kids. Check emails for further information.

Billiard GroupCalling all billiards/pool players. A new group is forming on

Wednesdays at 6 PM. Come one - come all. Just show up and enjoy our clubhouse pool tables for some friendly & competitive games of pool.

For information you can contact eitherRoger Steinberg @ 352-708-4747 orBob Lederhandler @ 949-322-7147

I LoveNew York

November 9, the I Love NY Group went to a late brunch at the Golden Corral. After which, we enjoyed a production of Seussical the Musical at East Ridge High School. The production by the East Ridge High School Drama Boosters was first rate. They did an amazing job under the guidance of their producer, Vince Santos, who is a Heritage Hills resident and their director, Jason Misner. Those fortunate enough to go to the high school were amazed by acting, sets and designs, all of which were first rate. We look forward to enjoying more shows at East Ridge High School. We’re looking forward to YOU joining us for our next event.

Our December event will be December 16 for our Holiday Party in the clubhouse from 12-3:30 PM. We will bring appetizers or desserts and I’ll have a sign up list at the clubhouse. All are welcome. Come join us for meeting and greeting with neighbors and friends. You do not need to be from New York. You do need to be a resident or friend of a Heritage Hill resident.

There is a meeting of the I Love NY Group on December 23 at 10:30 AM. It will be brief to discuss future events for the club in 2018. If there were any particular functions that you would like to do again such as Wonderworks or Outta Control Comedy Club, please let me know. Comments or suggestions, please contact me:

Gail [email protected] • 352-708-4747

PING PONG ONMONDAY NIGHTS

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

Thursday • 12 PM • Monte Carlo RoomTexas Hold-em

SHALOM GROUPAll are Welcome

Mark your calendars for our next event in December.DECEMBER 9 - MEETING AT THE CLUBHOUSE FROM 11:30 AM TO 12:30 PM TO DISCUSS EVENTS FOR 2018

DECEMBER 13 - HANUKKAH PARTY AT THE CLUBHOUSEWe will be having potluck consisting of main dishes, appetizers

and desserts. Remember to bring your drink of preference. Watch for emails.

FEBRUARY 14 OR THEREABOUT - ROSEN PLAZAAPRIL - PASSOVER.

To be discussed at December meeting.PLEASE EMAIL YOUR THOUGHTS ABOUT FUTURE

EVENTS AND what events you would support. Looking forward to hearing from you. THANK YOU.

Gail Steinberg • 352-708-4747 • [email protected]

Looking for new friends, excitement, people to do things with, places to go, etc? You are welcome to join us on Tuesdays 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

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.

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

Texas Hold-em

HiFi ClubIf musical listening is your passion, I am starting a HiFi club. If you

love to listen to music on your YG Anat III speakers, or simply slide in the old eight track tape, I invite you to join me.

We will be discussing every aspect of music and music reproduction. Analog, digital and live performances. With any luck we can schedule group listening events and attendance to some live events.

Please contact Joe Restivo at 1 (516) 318-0229.Leave a message with contact information if I do not answer.

Shalom Group Please mark your calendars for our next event which will be in December. DECEMBER 9 - MEETING AT THE CLUBHOUSE FROM 11:30 AM TO 12:30 AM TO DISCUSS EVENTS FOR 2018. DECEMBER 13 - HANUKKAH PARTY AT THE CLUBHOUSE, We will be having potluck consisting of main dishes, appetizers and desserts. Remember to bring your drink of preference. Watch for emails. FEBRUARY 14 OR THEREABOUT - ROSEN PLAZA APRIL - Passover. To be discussed at December meeting. PLEASE EMAIL YOUR THOUGHTS ABOUT FUTURE EVENTS AND what events you would support. Looking forward to hearing from you. THANK YOU GAIL STEINBERG (352)708-4747 [email protected]


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December 7 • 1 PM • Venetian RoomThe Lost Garden by Helen HumphreysThe Lost Garden is set in 1941 Great Britain when the war seems

endless. While London is burning from the Blitz, Gwen Davis leaves for the Devon countryside as a volunteer for the Land Army. She will lead a group of young women who will be trained to plant food crops for the war effort on an old country estate where the gardens have fallen into ruin. Also on the estate, waiting to be posted, is a regiment of Canadian soldiers. Plants are not the only things that are growing and changing…

Don’t forget to take time to relax and read during this busy holiday season!For more info on the Heritage Hills Book Club

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New members are always welcome!

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January 4 - Guest AuthorFebruary 1 - Lilac Girls by Martha Hall KellyMarch 1 - Still Alice by Lisa Genova April 5 - A Gentleman in Moscow by Armor TowlesMay 3 - A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty SmithJune 7 - Cross Creek by Marjorie Kinnan RawlingsJuly 5 - Hillbilly Elegy by JD VanceAugust 2 - The Buccaneers by Edith WhartonSeptember 6 - All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony DoerrOctober 4 - Life After Life by Kate AtkinsonNovember 1 - A Man Called Ove by Fredrik BackmanDecember 6 - Members’ Choice Holiday Books


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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 Beat5 PM ............ Total Fitness 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 ............Crafty 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

SATURDAY8:30 AM .......Open Pickleball8:30 AM .......Open Tennis10:15 AM ..... Tone & Stretch w/Megan*3 PM ............Caribbean Friends Club Games

*PLEASE BRING A MAT TO THESE EXERCISE CLASSES.

DECEMBER EVENTSSundays • 3 & 10

BRIAN’SNOT YOUR GRANDMA’S

BINGO7 PM

Toscana Ballroom$Fee

Monday • 4EVENING OF

HOLIDAY MUSIC4 PM

Toscana Ballroom

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Location Color Key: Barcelona Room (Library) Aerobics Room Montecarlo Room (Card & Wine) Venetian Room (Card) Billiards Room Pool Area Court Area/Parking Lot/Undetermined Toscana Ballroom Arts & Crafts Room

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Saturday • 9POTLUCK HOLIDAY

BREAKFAST WITH CHIMES9 AM-11 AM • Toscana Ballroom

Thursday • 14HERITAGE HILLS

LADIES LUNCHEON12:30 PM • Toscana Ballroom

Sunday • 31NEW YEAR’S EVE

“BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY’S”

1 PM Book Club

1 PM Ceramics w/Wiley

7 PM Movie:FENCES

10 AM LandBoot Camp w/MaryJo10 AM Coffee Clubwith Edward Jones10 AM Henderson Sachs Seminar4:30 PM ShalomGroup Party

9 AM - 11 AMPotluck HolidayBreakfast withCHIMES

11:30 AMShalom Group

1 PMCeramics w/Wiley

7 PM Movie:ALLIED

10 AM HHChristian Men’s Group

12 PM - 4 PMI Love NY Party

11 AM Golf Clinic

7 PM Bunco

10 AM LandBoot Camp w/MaryJo10 AM Dress A Girl1 PM Natural Solutions3 PM NationalCremation6:30 PM HH PicturePerfect Fine Art Photo6:30 PM Veterans Group

10 AM LandBoot Camp w/MaryJo

5 PM HH Players

6:30 PM Ping Pong

ACCAPLICATION DUE

Day Trip toCocoa Beach 9 AM Meet & Greet(Coffee & Donuts) 10 AM HHChristian Men’sGroup

10 AM Chess Club

10 AM PreventiveMedicine & HealthyLiving10 AM Chess Club


4 PM - 10 PMCaribbean & FriendsGroup Party

6:30 PM Ping Pong

8:30 AM - 1:30 PMMaterial Girl

11 AM Golf Clinic

10 AM LandBoot Camp w/MaryJo10:30 AM RetirementWorkshop with TimClifford12 PM Recipe Club6:30 PM Ping Pong7 PM HH Players

10 AM Landscape Committee Meeting11 AM Golf Clinic11 AM HH Homeopathic Study Group1 PM Happy Hookers5 PM Patrick SmithFlorida Law Seminar7 PM HH Players

11 AM Golf Clinic

11 AM HH Homeopathic Study Group

1 PM ACC Meeting

7 PM Garden & Groves Group

7 PMBrian’s Not YourGrandma’s Bingo

7 PMBrian’s Not YourGrandma’s Bingo


12:30 PMHH Ladies Luncheon

7 PM Movie:BABY DRIVER

NEW YEAR’SEVE PARTY“BREAKFAST ATTIFFANY’S”

10:30 AMI Love NY Group

BALLROOM CLOSED

10 AM HHChristian Men’s Group