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Please see calendar on page 16-17 for ACC meeting dates.

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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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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”Our year is off to a great start, but we are still hoping

to get more ladies to come out and join us as we move toward our first Dress A Girl “Bag and Tag” of 2017 scheduled for May. Please plan to attend the next meeting on April 5 to learn more about the “Bag and Tag” and see the beautiful dresses and dolls that have already been made by our members.

Did you know that Dress A Girl Around the World (of which we are a part) has distributed over 700,000 dresses since they began in October 2009! Our little group here in Heritage Hills has contributed almost 600 of those little dresses and we hope to continue our efforts for many years to come. The dresses are easy and FUN to make. You need only minimal sewing skills to make a dress and no sewing skills to be part of the team making our beautiful little dolls. So, no excuses! Come join in our fun.

At our last meeting on March 1 the group decided that we will not be able to participate in the Days for Girls project that sews items for reusable feminine protection. However, if anyone in the community would like more information about getting involved with this very worthwhile project, please contact Judy Ricaud at 352-432-5795.

Marie DeLucia and her team have been busy tracing and cutting out new patterns for the A-line dress design. If anyone would like a pattern please contact Marie at 908-421-0104. Dress patterns for L, M, S and XS are currently available.

Lastly, please watch for information regarding the next performance by the HH Theater Group in May and plan to attend. Dress A Girl provides the concessions for these performances and all proceeds from the concession go directly to the group for purchase of fabric, thread and materials for making our dresses and dolls.

As always, we thank the HH community for all the support we receive! This is such a generous community – giving money, support and love. Thank you!!

Our next meeting is planned forApril 5 at 10 AM

in the Toscana Ballroom.

ResidentOrientation

April 17 at 3 PMin the Toscana Ballroom

The meeting is geared to all residents, especially new residents. Topics will include Heritage Hills covenants, community standards, home and villa maintenance issues, and irrigation issues.

For further information contact Dave Mandel [email protected] or 917-545-5059.

Heritage HillsLadies Luncheon

April 20Red Lobster

2475 S. Hwy. 27 • Clermont

12:30 PMMeet at the restaurant.

Hope to see everyone there.Sign up at the Heritage Hills Clubhouse.

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The Heritage Hills Welcome Committee

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. All that is needed is a friendly face and welcoming smile. If you enjoy meeting new people and helping them acclimate to our terrific Heritage Hills community, this job’s for you!

People moving in usually have questions and concerns and we would like to welcome all new residents. We offer some handouts from the Lake County Chamber of Commerce, a comprehensive list of interesting restaurants (thanks to Larry Oskin) and a cheat sheet of information about our community and the area.

All volunteers need to apply and immediate placement is available.

Please contact: Gail Steinberg352-708-4747

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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 - 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.

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

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9 AM Water Boot Camp with Mary Jo

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Movies are shown in the Toscana Ballroom at 7 PM

The Accountant2016 / R / 2 hrs., 8 mins.

April 6Offering two very different skills to his clients, a financial forensics expert and trained assassin goes to work for a tech mogul who’s determined to eliminate those responsible for secretly manipulating the company’s financial records.

Cast: Ben Affleck, Anna Kendrick, J.K. Simmons, more.

Silence2016 / R / 2 hrs., 39 mins.

April 13In 17th-century Japan, the Tokugawa shogunate is determined to rid the country of Western influences, starting with the Catholic Church. When two Jesuit priests from Portugal arrive looking for their mentor, they face persecution and violence.

Cast: Andrew Garfield, Adam Driver, Liam Neeson, more.

Manchester by the Sea2016 / R / 2hrs., 15 mins.

April 20While working as a handyman in Boston, taciturn loner Lee Chandler gets word that his brother Joe has died of a coronary. After returning to the siblings’ hometown, Lee receives another shock: He’s been named legal guardian of Joe’s 16-year-old son.

Cast: Casey Affleck, Michelle Williams, Kyle Chandler, more.

Hell or High Water2016 / R / 1 hrs., 42 mins.

April 27Faced with losing the family farm to foreclosure, brothers Toby and Tanner decide that their best move is to rob some banks. Not surprisingly, their plans quickly go awry, and a grizzled but relentless lawman picks up their trail.

Cast: Jeff Bridges, Chris Pine, Ben Foster, 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!!

Let’s find out...On April 22, in the Heritage Hills Soup Kitchen! Get on the soup line in your best hobo attire for a chance to win a great prize. Hobo Day entertainment will be provided by DJ’s Tim and Adevina at the Heritage Hills Toscana Ballroom.

Tickets are now availableto residents for $15

and adult family and friendsof Heritage Hills for $20.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THELAST DATE TO GET TICKETS IS APRIL15.

Doors will open for this event at 6 PMand the soup line opens at 6:15 PM.

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Those Boys from JerseyCelebrate the Sounds of the Seasons on

May 6 as Heritage Hills presents…THE ATLANTIC CITY BOYS!

These guys deliver an exciting, high energy performance as they pay tribute to the 60’s and four of the greatest boys to come out of New Jersey - Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons!!!

Doors open at 6:30 PM and showtime at 7 PM.

Tickets are available to residents for $25at the clubhouse.

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for $30 beginning April 8.

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Get Your Tickets Now!Join us April 1 as Heritage Hills presents...William Cintron, celebrity impressionist!

Listen to the music of the 50’s through the 70’s as this multi-talented performer helps us relive the days of pop, rock, disco, and classic Motown.

Soda and water will be available for 50 cents.

Tickets for residents are $20and adult family and friends

can see the show for $25

Come on out for lunch at theHeritage Hills Memorial Day Barbecue

on May 29.The menu will include hamburgers, hot dogs, potato

salad, coleslaw, soda, & bottled water.There will be a Memorial Day Program, with

entertainment by DJ’s Tim & Adevina.Tickets go on sale to Heritage Hills residents for

$7.50 at the clubhouse at 10 AM, April 22. Proceeds for this event will be donated to a military charity. Stay tuned for more details.

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.


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Our Heritage Hills Happy Hookers meet in the Library on Tuesdays from 1-3 PM. This is a social group that enjoys working on their own projects as well as projects for donations to various charities. The group is self-guided with various skills of crochet, knitting and needlework. If you run into problems on a project, there are women (we welcome men as well) here with years of experience and expertise who can help you out. There is no one in charge, so come, stay awhile and leave when you wish. We keep a roster (thanks to Mary Becker) of the people who are in the group regularly and wish to be included in the list. We anticipate one holiday party a year just to have fun and be social.

For those interested in donating their projects, there are some “members” working on projects and I’ll be getting additional information for those interested in different projects for various charities of your choosing. If anyone has contact information on local charities who want or need handmade items, please let me know so I can get the information out to our group. If you would like to talk to someone about our group, please contact me.

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Florida Blueberry Festival • Brooksville

April 22 • Pick up time: TBD$39 per person

Includes transportation and tip to driver. No cancellations after March 31.

Join us on the historic downtown streets of Brooksville to enjoy fresh Florida blueberries, blueberry pies and tasty festival fare. Keep an eye out for the street jugglers and stilt walkers; have a glass of Blueberry wine at the Island Grove wine café; meander through art exhibits and specialty retail tents.

The Great AmericanTrailer Park Musical

April 20 • 1:15 PM ShowShow Palace Theater, Hudson, FL

$95 per personIncludes: Roundtrip transportation; seats for 1:15 PM

show; dinner buffet, coffee or tea; taxes, handling fee and tips to server & driver. No cancellations after March 15.

* A full service cash bar will be available.There’s a new tenant at Armadillo Acres and she’s

wreaking havoc all over Florida’s most exclusive trailer park. When Pippi the exotic dancer comes between the agoraphobic Jeannie and her tollbooth collector husband, the storm begins to brew.

As delightfully funny as the title suggests, this double-wide comedy will leave you doubled over with laughter.

Heritage HillsHound Helpers

We will not meet in April.

We will have our last Pizza Party on May 12 starting at 5:30 PM. Please come and help this good cause and enjoy the pizza with friends. We will have a raffle or a 50-50 for that night. All profits go to ruff Times Rescue, a no-kill dog shelter in Clermont. This is our second event and we will not have another one until October 2017.

All year we will continue to accept donations of towels, dog food, dog toys, beds, crates and anything you would like to donate.

For more information, contact Cathy Smith

352-404-8028 [email protected]

Caribbean and Friends ClubCruise on St. John’s RiverA group of about 25 members of Heritage Hills

Caribbean and Friends Club went on St. John’s River Cruise on March 7. This was the group’s second tour of the river but this time it was to see the manatees. The manatees did not show themselves as the group had hoped and we only saw their movements below the surface of the water. The group saw plenty of activity on the water from water birds, turtles, some alligators, and even humans kayaking /canoeing and fishing on the river.

Caribbean and Friends Club cruise on St. John's River

A group of about 25 members of Heritage Hills Caribbean and Friends club went on St. John's River Cruise on March 7, 2017. This was the groups second tour of the river but this time it was to see the manattees. The manatees did not show themselves as the group had hoped and we only saw their movements below the surface of the water. The group saw plenty of activity on the water from water birds, turtles, some alligators, and even humans kayaking /canoeing and fishing on the river..

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Travel FriendsGroup

Paula Healy from Group Travel Specialties (GTS) was the guest speaker for our March 1 meeting. This Kissimmee travel agency works with the Kings Ridge Travel Club as well as the one from Summit Green. They are willing to work with Heritage Hills Travel Friends - planning a club event of our own, including us in trips planned by the two other communities or working with us as individuals.

Those attending the recent meeting could choose from a table full of flyers for 2017 trips in addition to an overview handout listing a when, what and where Calendar of Events. Contact Susan for a copy of the Calendar of Events or to peek at a file of one of each of the flyers.

Paula mentioned some helpful info concerning travel with GTS:

• Prices include transportation & tips, plus meals, tax & tips.• Cruise prices are for medium price cabins but you can go up or down a level.• Shows are mainly for orchestra seats, sometimes mezzanine.• GTS picks up at our Clubhouse if 12 or more are going, otherwise at Kings Ridge.

Our Most Recent TripThe February trip to Blue Springs to see the manatees

was great fun. The food was fantastic! We saw birds one doesn’t usually see on the 2½-hour boat ride. A good day trip only an hour away.

Next MeetingApril 5 • 6:30 PM • Arts & Crafts Room

guest speaker from Seaport Tour & Travel

Next TripMay 13 • 10 AM - 4 PM

Winter Park Foodies Tour - $45 per personFood and drink tastings as you stroll the brick-laid

streets rich in history and culture. All beverages and food are included. Group size is limited to 12, so reserve your spot by getting your money to Susan Tchon. We’ll carpool to Winter Park, leaving promptly at 10 AM. Wear comfortable shoes.

On the Wish ListCruise to Cuba - August 24

Edison and Ford Estates and Museums, Ft. MyersRingling Brothers Museum, Sarasota

Christmas Lights, St. Augustine

For more information about Travel Friends,contact Susan Tchon at

847-421-8741 or [email protected].

Jim Lobbfrom the

Passion Flower Chapter of theFlorida Native Plant Society

will presentFlorida Native Grasses & Shrubs

Wednesday, April 19 • 3:30-4:30 PMClubhouse Ballroom

Native grasses and shrubs can be easily integrated into our present Heritage Hills garden beds and landscapes. They have the advantages of being low-maintenance, as well as resistant to drought, disease and pests, while at the same time being attractive in our yards year-round. They provide food and habitat for birds, butterflies and wildlife, too.

Our speaker will once again be Jim Lobb, native plant consultant and collector of Florida native plants from right here in Clermont. His presentation on native flowers was well-attended in February. His program will include slides and a handout or two. All are welcome!

It’s Time for Wine

We serve no wine before it’s time - it’s time! On April 28, the Gardens and Groves Group is pleased to invite all HH residents to a “Taste of the Hills”. During Wine-Down, some of the new wines from the 2016 harvest will be available for sampling.

Come and taste what your neighbors have been creating. Our local winemakers, using grapes from our very own vineyard, have developed some new recipes, creating some new tastes. These new methods have also allowed them to make larger quantities of wine which will allow the GGG to host two different tastings during the year. The samples will be larger, so please bring your own glass and the vintners will make certain you get a substantial amount.

We are asking for a minimum donation of $1 per person. That contribution will go towards the wine production. Each batch of wine costs our resident wine-makers approximately $75 per batch, which they have been (are) self-funding. So, your generosity will be much appreciated and put to good use…and who knows what you might be able to take home!

So please join us on April 28 to try the new wines. Your fellow, neighborhood “winers” look forward to sharing the fruits of their labors with you!

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An open house can catch buyers early in the home-search process when they’re driving around neighbor-hoods and getting first impressions. They often choose several homes to drive by, and an open house could tip them favorably toward your neighborhood and home. Open houses allow buyers to view homes without obligation, and an open house helps them form their preferences, compromises and deal-breakers. An open house is only effective if it shows the home to its fullest advantage. Deep cleaning, de-cluttering, de-personalizing, and staging are imperative, just as they are for showings by appointment. Your pets should be out of the home for the day, and you should make plans to be gone while your home is open to the public. That said, less than nine percent of buyers chose the home they bought from yard signs and open houses. Instead, 90 percent used the services of a real estate agent, which means an open house is only one piece in the overall marketing plan for selling your home. Thinking of selling? Contact me and we will make an open house part of the marketing plan!

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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 April, we will talk about safe and effective cleaning products. You don’t have to sacrifice your health to have a clean home! Come and be a part of this discussion.

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

Dates and topics for the rest of the year 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.

May 3: Healthy Food Choices Part II

Contact Kitty Christensen([email protected])

for more information.

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The Second Amendment Group meets once a month in the clubhouse. We go shooting twice a month. We have a great group of people who share the same interest. If you are interested in just coming to our meetings or just going shooting with us or both - that will work. Our shooting days are followed by lunch at various restaurants.

Our shooting date is:April 18

On shooting days we meet in the clubhouse parking lot at 9:30 AM.

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Heritage Hills ChoirLove to sing? Love music? Enjoy hanging with others who feel the same way? Then you’re invited to join the newly formed Heritage Hills Choir. Come harmonize with us when we meet on Fridays at 1 PM in the Toscana Ballroom. We will eventually be sharing our music with our Heritage Hills neighbors and then going on the road to local retirement and nursing homes. Our music is as varied as our members: Salute to the Armed Forces, Route 66, Irving Berlin’s America. Hope you’ll join in the fun.

Contact Vicki Peterson 815.985.3766for more info.

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 May 21 and August 20 HH clubhouse ballroom studio photo sessions at our next meetings.

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].

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].


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The almost 150 players who participated in the 2017 Winter Bocce Morning League had a lot of fun. Last summer we had 109 players in the summer league and hope to have more this summer. I am now setting up and organizing the 2017 summer evening league.

We expect a larger sign-up than last summer, therefore the Heritage Hills 2017 Summer Evening Bocce League season will probably consist of four evening leagues. If there aren’t enough players for 3 daily leagues we will condense it to 3 leagues. The league will start on June 5, June 6, June 7 and June 8 (if a 4th day is needed). The regular league season will be 7-9 weeks long, depending on how many teams sign up. This will allow each team in each daily league to play each other one time. The regular weekly league play will be followed by playoffs.

Do not worry if you haven’t played before as it is an easy game, and a fun league. Before the league starts we will have some learning, training, and practice sessions for beginners so you will be ready for the start of the season. Based on how many teams sign-up, and how flexible everyone is, we will create a schedule to accommodate as many teams and players as possible.

For ease of your personal scheduling, the league day that you are assigned will remain the same for the whole season and not alternate. We will do our best to work this out for everyone, but the final determination will depend on how many teams sign up.

Sign-ups will start on April 3 and will end on May 5. The sign-up sheets will be available in the clubhouse on a clipboard near the bulletin boards. PLEASE: Carefully print only the team captain’s name, the best contact phone #, the best e-mail address and the # of players on your team. The captain will then be contacted for more information for the other players on your team. For days available please be as flexible as possible and check as many days as possible, so that we can accommodate as many players and teams as possible, and be able to balance the teams playing each day. If you or any player on your team is a beginner please check the beginner box.

If you are out of town during the sign-up period, but will be available to play in the summer league, you can sign-up via e-mail. Just e-mail to Eric Sorkin [email protected] with the team captain’s name, the best contact phone #, the best e-mail address and # of players on your team, and whether or not there are any beginners on your team. You will then be contacted for more information on the other players on your team. In addition please let me know which days your team is available to play. There will be Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and

2017 Heritage Hills EveningSummer Bocce League

Thursday leagues. Once you are assigned a league day it will be the same day of the week for the season. Please be as flexible as possible.

Games will start at 6:30 PM and 7:30 PM and ending at 7:25 PM and 8:25 PM respectively each league day. Each game is a 55 minute game, with the winning team being the team with the most points at the end of 55 minutes. The schedule will alternate starting times for each team between 6:30 PM and 7:30 PM, but the day that you play will remain the same all season.

Teams can be 2 or 4 players. A lot of people prefer 4 so that if 1 or 2 of your team members are not available on a particular week the other teammates can still play and the game will not have to be rescheduled. Teams of 4 really helps.

If you are an individual looking for a team just signup as a team of 1 and we will work on creating teams of individual players or add you to a team that needs another player. If you are a team of 2, but would prefer to be on a team of 4, just note that on the sign-up sheet.

Alternates – If you want to participate, but can’t make an every week commitment, please sign-up and note that you want to be an alternate. When a team needs 1 or 2 players, they call alternates to check if you are available to play that week.

Please realize that games may have to be rescheduled due to weather or other issues, therefore by signing up, you are agreeing to be flexible to arrange to make up these games with the other team.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND DETAILSWILL BE SENT BY E-MAIL AFTER SIGN-UP

BEFORE THE LEAGUE STARTS.

Thank you,Eric Sorkin

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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 Booklist - HHills Book Club ••May - 19 Minutes by Jodi PicoultJune - Alan Turing: The Enigma Man by Nigel CawthorneJuly - 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.Chess GroupWe play every last Wednesday at 3 PM in the Venetian Room. All chess

enthusiasts are welcome to join.The 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] FRIENDS at Heritage HillsInterested in being part of a group of friends who LOVE DISNEY?

Disney 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 Sibbie Lane at 904-742-0002.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].

The 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] 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 three 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 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

CLUBS & GROUPS


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. If you are interested please 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.The Shady Ladies!Come join us every Tuesday from 3-5 PM to relax, laugh, and de-stress

as we use colored pencils to color adult coloring books in the Card/Wine Room. Contact Barbara M. Starke 240-441-9126 or Gina Meehan 352-404-8315.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 first Wednesdays at 6:30 PM in Arts & Crafts Room.

Please send all updates to Clubhouse by10th 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• Disney 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]• 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

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 LoveNew York

WiiBowling Club

We started the new Winter 2017 Season on February 12 and will end on April 30. If you are interested in seeing what this is all about, come to the clubhouse on Sunday between 11:30 AM and 4 PM.

We need substitutes, so if you are interested in bowling as a substitute, stop by on Sunday or contact Sue or Jack Brubaker at ([email protected]) or 352-432-5125; or Charles Seis at ([email protected]) or 352-989-4979. Many of our regular team members started as substitutes.

Tuesday NightShuffleboard

Starts at 6:30 PMNo league,

just come & have fun!

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

Monday & Thursday12 PM • Monte Carlo Room

Texas Hold-em

Although there are many New Yorkers in this group, it is open to all. If you are interested in socializing, having a good time and enjoying an evening or day of entertainment, then please join us.

May will be our last event until September when something that will be fun will be planned. Anyone with ideas for things to do or anyone who would like to assist, please contact me.

Gail [email protected]

352-708-4747

Currently this is open for May:MAY 27

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.

SINGLESSOCIAL CLUB

HandChimes

If 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 - 7:45. We will teach you what you need to know.

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


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We will meet several times a year. We all enjoyed a breakfast at Flapjack Johnny’s in Groveland on March 18.

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TRIVIA NIGHT The first Trivia Night of 2017 was held on Friday, March 10 in the Toscano Ballroom. We had ten tables and almost 100 people participating. After a hard-fought contest the grand prize winners for the night were the Native New Yorkers! If you happen to meet these smart folks around the neighborhood, give them a pat on the back and thumbs up for a job well done; Maddy & Bob Schnebel, Lydia & Joe Restivo, Susan & John Richmond, Rosemarie Wilburn and Myra Levine. Good job guys and gals! Enjoy those solid gold plastic trophies!

There were lots of groans, moans and “Oh no, how could we miss that” to be heard during the evening. But, mostly there was lots of laughter and good fun!

Please watch for more information about the next Trivia Night planned for sometime in June 2017 in the Dress A Girl articles in the Olive & Grape. You, too, can be the proud owner of a solid gold plastic trophy!

The first Trivia Night of 2017 was held on March 10 in the Toscana Ballroom. We had ten tables and almost 100 people participating. After a hard-fought contest the grand prize winners for the night were the Native New Yorkers! If you happen to meet these smart folks around the neighborhood, give them a pat on the back and thumbs up for a job well done; Maddy & Bob Schnebel, Lydia & Joe Restivo, Susan & John Richmond, Rosemarie Wilburn and Myra Levine. Good job guys and gals! Enjoy those solid gold plastic trophies!

There were lots of groans, moans and “Oh no, how could we miss that” to be heard during the evening. But, mostly there was lots of laughter and good fun!

Please watch for more information about the next Trivia Night planned for sometime in June in the Dress A Girl articles in the Olive & Grape.

You, too, can be the proud owner of a solid gold plastic trophy!


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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. New to our Library is the magazine rack making 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.

Gail [email protected] or call me at (352) 708-4747.

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April book:A Spool of Blue Thread by Anne Tyler

Don’t we have enough of our own domestic drama? Maybe. But it’s sometimes a helpful diversion to read about some other family’s.

Author Anne Tyler is known for her talented storytelling about families. She has 20 popular books to her credit. And at age 70, she has announced that she has written her last one. Maybe, maybe not. But for sure, A Spool of Blue Thread is the Heritage Hills Book Club selection for April.

The novel tells the story of the of the middle-class Whitshank family through four generations in their “lovingly worn” house in Baltimore. Every family has its lies and secrets, unraveling and fraying. Let’s see what we think about the Whitshanks. Tyler mixes in comedy with domestic drama, too, so hopefully we’ll be turning pages all month.

Have you read any of Tyler’s other books including The Accidental Tourist, Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant, Breathing Lessons or her first novel, If Morning Ever Comes? Let us know what you think about them, too.

Come join the discussion at our next meeting. Don’t forget that the 2017 book list is on the Clubs and Group pages of the Olive & Grape each month.

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ATTORNEY PATRICK L. SMITH WILL BE DOING A PRESENTATIONON FLORIDA LAW FOR NEW RESIDENTS APRIL 4, 2017.

SUNDAY1 PM ............Billiards6:30 PM .......PinochleMONDAY8:30 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 ............ScrabbleTUESDAY8:30 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 .......DominoesWEDNESDAY8:30 AM .......Open Pickleball9 AM ............Yoga*11:30 PM .....Pinochle1 PM ............ Triple Canasta

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7 PM Movie: SILENCE

10 AMMederiCare Seminar

11 AM Staying Alive Water Aerobics

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Saturday • 22HOBO DAY

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Tuesday • 25BINGO BENEFIT

6 PM • Toscana Ballroom • $Fee

Friday • 28SPRING WINE TASTING5 PM • Toscana Ballroom

Saturday • 29COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE

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1 PM Book Club

1 PM Ceramics w/Wiley

7 PM Movie:THE ACCOUNTANT

9 AM - 4 PMMaterial Girl9:45 AM Water Boot Camp w/MaryJo11 AM Staying Alive Water Aerobics6:30 PM Ping Pong7 PM HH Players

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12:30 PMHH Ladies Luncheon

1 PM Ceramics w/Wiley

7 PM Movie:MANCHESTER BY THE SEA



11 AM Golf Clinic

1 PM ACC Meeting

6 PM Patrick Smith,Attorney at LawSeminar

10 AMDress A Girl


1 PM Natural Solutions

6:30 PM HH PicturePerfect Photography

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3 PMEaster Dinner

9:45 AM WaterBoot Camp w/MaryJo

10:30 AMScott Keiber Seminar


7 PM Movie:HELL ORHIGH WATER


7 PMBrian’s Not YourGrandma’s Bingo

9:45 AM WaterBoot Camp w/MaryJo


6:30 PMPing Pong

9 AM - 2:30 PMMaterial Girl



6:30 PM Ping Pong

9:45 AM WaterBoot Camp w/MaryJo10 AM SecondAmendment Meeting11 AM Staying Alive Water Aerobics3 PM Resident Orientation6:30 PM Ping Pong

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1 PM ACC Meeting

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5 PM Spring Wine Tasting

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