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SEPTEMBER 2016THE PINESHappy Labor DaySeptember 5, 2016IN THIS ISSUE.From the Board .5Upcoming Events .24-30Surfacing: Non Proifit Organizations .20Computer Training Class .46Tuesday Dinner and Dancing .29Classifieds.61
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IMPORTANT NUMBERSTABLE OF CONTENTSHERITAGE PINES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC18 Hole “Par”ticulars.392016/17 HPCACommittee Roster.19AARP Driving Class.29Affordable Hearing &Ear Clinic .10All You Can Eat Buffet.22Angel in the Pines andthe Toymakers .55Architectural ControlCommittee .17Artist Crawl .45Ask The Techie .46Banquets and Catering.8Billiards .45 & 55Bingo .24Book Club.51Boots & Badges GolfTournament.27Bridge Groups.55Bunco .51Calendar .36 & 37Cat Sitters.52CERT .18Classifieds .61Common GroundsRenovations .6Committee Meetings.19Community/MemorialTree Program.20Computer Training Class .46Council of Villages .13 & 14Cowboy Robics Line Dancing.52Democratic Club .56Designated Voter’s Form .7Dinner Music .22Drama Club .54Dress Code.23Eagles Tribute.27Employee ContactInformation .11Environmental Committee.18Exterior ChangeRequest Form .15 & 16Fireside Hours .21Fourth of July Event .31Friendly Quilters .55From the Board of Directors .5From the General Manager.5Golf Course and GroundsDepartment News .6Golf Shop Hours .40Happy Birthday Residents .10In Memoriam.59Investment Club .5711524 Scenic Hills Blvd.Hudson, FL 34667 (727) 861-7784PHONE NUMBERS TO REMEMBER:EMERGENCY.911Sheriff: Non Emergency .727-847-8102Clubhouse Front Desk .861-7784Gate House .862-9288.Gatehouse@HeritagePines.netPro Shop .861-1645Dining Room .861-1677Website: www.heritagepines.netNewsletter/calendar submissions:celeste.nolan@heritagepines.netThe appearance of advertising in the Heritage Pines Community Association(HPCA) newsletter is neither a guarantee or an endorsement by HPCA of theproduct, service or company or the claims made for the product in such advertising.Customers are urged to make their own inquiries of any company beforeconsideration. Verify that a contractor is licensed at www.myfloridalicense.comRECYCLE“Heritage Pines is a 55 Communityas defined by the Fair Housing Act”ADVERTISING DEADLINE FOROCTOBER’S ISSUE IS SEPTEMBER 13, 2016The Pines is published monthly by SignTime and free to everyhome in Heritage Pines. SignTime reserves the right to refuseany advertising which may be deemed objectionable or is not inkeeping with our policies. Reproduction of any artwork or copy,in whole or in part, prepared by SignTime is strictly prohibitedwithout the written consent of the publisher. All rights reserved.SignTime will not be responsible or liable for misprints,typographical errors, unplaced ads, misinformation, etc. hereincontained.GULFOFMEXICOHERNANDO BEACH SPRING HILL DR.SUPERWAL-MARTPUBLIX19WE NDYCT.LORIHAMPTONINNDRIVEAPPLEGATE DR.SignTimeHUNTERS LAKE RD.SignTime 352-683-56291260 Lori Dr.Spring Hill, FL 34606(in the Sir Speedy UBLISHER ANDADVERTISING SALES-3-Karaoke Night .29Lady Niners GolfAssociation .33Ladies Bowling League .45Library News .51 & 52Lifestyle Committee.17 & 18Lightning Safety Tips.33Mah Jongg .57Men’s Golf Association.34 & 39Monday Night LadiesBible Study.52Movie Night.22Musical Jeopardy .24Nathan Osmond Concert .25Native Plant Sale.45NFL Sunday Ticket.24Old FashionedChristmas Show .30Paisley Craze .26Pickle Ball.51Pine Meadow .58Pines Glen.59Poker Players Wanted .50Recycling Program .9Red Hat Sophisticates .50Resident Services & Support .8Republican Club.56Residence Night Out.26R.O.M.E.O. Club .52-54Roof Inspections.9Seven Benefits ofWater Exercise.57Shalom Chavurah .48Softball News .56Sportsman’s Club .48Super Seniors.49Surfacing: Non-ProfitOrganizations .20Tai Chi Class .48Tennis Association .49Thankgsiving Day Buffet .28Thank You From The Elliots .48Theater News .55Treasurer’s Report.5 & 6Trivia Night.24Tuesday Ladies’ Bible Study.52Tuesday Night Dinnerand Dancing.29Veteran’s Day Charity Event.28Village Attic .59Vision & Eye Health Clinic .10Welcome New Residents! .9Who’s Your Daddy?.49Will Call Ticket Procedure.21
A Message to My Patients . . .MAIN CLUBHOUSE HOURS OF ySaturdayOpenClose7:00 a.m.7:00 a.m.7:00 a.m.7:00 a.m.7:00 a.m.7:00 a.m.7:00 a.m.5:00 p.m.10:00 p.m.10:00 p.m.10:00 p.m.10:00 p.m.10:00 p.m.10:00 p.m.From Michael W. Higgins. DO, PABoard Certified in Orthopaedic SurgeryFRONT DESK HOURS OF ridaySaturdayCloseCLOSED ALL DAY9:00 a.m.5:30 p.m.9:00 a.m.5:30 p.m.9:00 a.m.5:30 p.m.9:00 a.m.5:30 p.m.9:00 a.m.4:30 p.m.9:00 a.m.4:30 p.m.Michael W. Higgins, DO, PABoard Certified inOrthopaedic Surgery“When you make an appointmentwith me.you get me.”Please note that the front desk will not take any transactions 30minutes prior to closing in order to complete end of day paperwork.This may mean that sometimes you will have to wait.I believe in taking the time that each patient requiresand this is usually determined when we are face-toface – not when scheduling the appointment.FITNESS CENTER HOURS OF ySaturdayOpenClose6:30 a.m.6:30 a.m.6:30 a.m.6:30 a.m.6:30 a.m.6:30 a.m.6:30 a.m.5:00 p.m.10:00 p.m.10:00 p.m.10:00 p.m.10:00 p.m.10:00 p.m.10:00 p.m.So sometimes it's more time than we budgeted.But when it's your turn you get the time you need.“Dr. Higgins answered all the questions I had, and manyI had not thought to ask. I never felt rushed so he couldget to his next patient or bullied into a particulartreatment option.” – Kristin J.S.Dr. Higgins specializes in non-operative and operative managementof general orthopaedic conditions and the spine.Fellowship New York University/The Hospital for Joint DiseasesResidency at Peninsula Hospital, Far Rockaway, New YorkInternship at Palmetto General Hospital, Hialeah, FloridaMedical School at College of Osteopathic Medicine at Nova SoutheasternUniversity, North Miami Beach, FloridaSWIMMING POOL HOURS OF ySaturdayOpenClose6:30 a.m.6:30 a.m.6:30 a.m.6:30 a.m.6:30 a.m.6:30 a.m.6:30 a.m.10:00 p.m.10:00 p.m.10:00 p.m.10:00 p.m.10:00 p.m.10:00 p.m.10:00 p.m.4055 Mariner Boulevard, Spring Hill, Florida 34609352-688-6035www.HernandoOrthoSpine.com-4-
Georgia, a presidential contest that by polls has the twomost distrusted party candidates ever and then I remindmyself just how lucky I am to live in Heritage Pines. I recentlymet all of the newly appointed HPCA Committee Chairsand we are very fortunate to have these dedicated volunteers who are focused on making a great community evenbetter. Our committees are finally fully functional and off toa good start in developing their annual plans. They have asignificant number of ideas designed to increase activities,improve amenities and increase revenue.By Bill Crusselle, Club ManagerThis year we have had a very hotsummer. Last year it was therains and flooding. Hopefully inanother seven to eight weeks theweather will begin to changewith lower humidity and coolerdays. One benefit of the weather this year is that ithas had a positive effect on the golf course. Thegreens and fairways have been much better and thetees are beginning to come back from transition.Work should begin this month on the sprinklerimprovements to provide better coverage in certainareas We were contacted by a division of theFlorida Department of Environmental Protectionthis past month. The Division of EnvironmentalAssessment and Restoration let us know thatHeritage Pines was one of fifty sites in the state ofFlorida that was randomly selected to have watertested in a wetland area for research purposes. Theyvisited the area last month and will be testing ourwetland area this month The new floor has beenput down in the long hallway of the clubhouse.Thank you for all the positive feedback and we arelooking forward to doing the PAC and dining roomfloor this month Progress is being made to get thepavilion completed for the fall season. Meetings wereheld with the architect last month and bids fromcontractors will be coming in so we can take theproject costs to the Board for approval This monthwe should also start the work on the landscaperenovation at the front entrance. Thanks to MegAmelia and the Common Grounds Committee whohave for many months spent a great deal of timemeeting with architects and researching which plantvarieties would be best for our entrance All ofthese improvements just add to the fact that everyday is a Good Day at Heritage Pines.We have a number of ongoing activities that address currentneeds and future enhancements. The Board has approvedseveral projects to improve the Clubhouse. We initiated thereplacement of the carpet in the hall by the library withluxury vinyl planks. This is the same material that has beenin place between the dining room and PAC for a number ofyears. It is very attractive and cost effective from a wear,cleanliness and maintenance perspective. We are in the finalstages off selecting a similar material to replace most of thecarpet in the PAC. The Board has also approved this projectwhich should be completed in the next 30-45 days. Thisrenovation is forecast to save HP approximate 125,000 ofreserve funds scheduled for annual cleaning and scheduledreplacement of carpet over the next 20 years and providefor more flexible use of the room. We are reviewing thearchitect's proposals for replacement of the pavilion tentnear the tennis court and should have that ready for Boardapproval in September. The landscape project to enhancethe appearance of the front entrance to HP is nearing designcompletion presentation to the Board for approval.We continue to see improvement in both the commongrounds and golf course and are looking forward toincreased revenue as we move into the fall season in acoupe of months.The comments we receive daily on the dining experience ofour residents are overwhelmingly positive. We appreciateyour input and our staff makes every effort to correctdeficiencies when brought to their attention.Safety continues to be a focus at HPCA. Once again you areencouraged to observe the speed limits and warning signs.Rolling stops at stop signs continue to be a problem. Youneed to come to a complete stop and look both ways beforeproceeding.FROM THE BOARDOF DIRECTORSTREASURER’S REPORTBy Bob McGough, HPCA BoardPresidentBy Ted Johnson, Board TreasurerâTotal Revenue for July is 14,100under budget, year to date 191,400 under budget.Another beautiful day in HeritagePines. As I draft this article thismorning I am watching thenational news on a riot inMilwaukee, police shootings incontinue to next page-5-MESSAGES FROM THE MANAGEMENT & BODFROM THE GENERAL MANAGER
TREASURER’S REPORT cont’dwatering and intensive fertilizing and to continue to attractwildlife. The Committee had to consider the impact reclaimedwater was having on current plants in HP. The Committeeworked to keep maintenance costs down by selecting plantsthat follow FF principles but still gives us the effect we hope toachieve for the community.âTotal Expenses for July is 36,000 under budget, year todate 336,000 under budget.âJuly's net (loss) of ( 13,600) is 21,900 under ourbudgeted loss of 35,500.The focus is on aesthetic impact of the design which reflectsseasonal changes/variations of color. There will be updated andmodernized lighting both on the signs and in the landscape beds.By adding some architectural interest with color, varied heightsand texture along with some pottery and water features, we feelthis will give us the kind of entrance we can all be proud of.âYear to date net income of 5,900 is 144,700 overbudgeted loss of ( 138,800).âYear to date Food and Beverage loss of 153,200 exceedsbudgeted loss by 22,900.âYear to date Golf loss of 136,400 exceeds budgeted loss by 7,600.The Committee has forwarded the final design from Mr. Tonerto the BOD and from there it will go out for a minimum of threebids. The money for this project is coming out of the reserves.Once the final plant list and renderings are completed thearchitect will present the designs to the community in the lobby.Please watch your email for a date and time.âJuly Reserves Cash Balance is 1,566,379âJuly Operating Cash Balance: 1,073,638âFTE's for June: Budget: 75.4Actual: 66.5COMMON GROUND RENOVATIONSCommon Grounds: Chair: Meg Amelia, Members: Sara Brundage,Dolores Houskeeper, Karen Rumptz, Terry Tagliaferro, Deb TribbeyThe Common Grounds Committee has been working foralmost 20 months on the common grounds initiative. It hasbeen almost 18 years since the front entrance to the Clubhousewas initially planted. Some additional plants have beenreplaced along with various annuals seasonally. However, therehas not been any significant updating done since its inception.GOLF COURSE AND GROUNDSDEPARTMENT NEWSBest wishes from the grounds maintenance staff. We hopeeveryone has had an enjoyable summer. The precipitation hasfinally begun falling on the nature coast. A five day stretch inmid-August produced seven plus inches of rainfall. On thecourse we are actively cultivating tees, greens, fairways andrough via aerification and vertical mowing to enhance turfdensity and increase playability. Fall fertilization will also help topromote more healthy turf. Sod installation continues on thinlyturfed areas to ensure optimal playing surfaces as we move intoour fall golf season.As you know, curb appeal plays an important role in selling yourhome. It is equally important in selling the community. Theentrance greets potential buyers, guests, family and theresidents. It is as important as the clubhouse and golf course tothe overall appearance of the community. It's the first thing yousee when you turn off County Line Road and we all know firstimpressions count!In the beginning of 2015 the Common Grounds Committee,which was chaired by Gene Estensen, broke the commongrounds down to manageable projects. The Committee, nowchaired by Meg Amelia, is working on the first of a three yearplan which includes: the front entrance. from County Line Roadto the Guard House (Phase 1- 2016), Grand Club Drive up toScenic Hills Blvd (Phase 2-2017), and finally the Clubhouseand parking lots (Phase 3-2018).HPCA Management and the Common Grounds Committee isworking with our Landscape Architect to finalize the design andplant material for our community entrance. Our final conceptshould be completed in a couple of weeks with designpresentation to follow shortly thereafter.We are adding a new feature to our newsletter. The plant of themonth will focus on popular Florida plants and how best toincorporate them in your landscape.Request for proposals (RFP) were sent out in December to tenarchitectural landscape design firms in the Tampa/St Pete area.Five companies were interviewed and two were vetted. TerraTectonics Design Group was selected. They are located inClearwater and have been in business since 1992 (FL00254).The principle, Jonathan H. Toner, RLA, is licensed by the Stateof Florida as a landscape architect and is also a certifiedarborist.Knockout Roses. Prevalent throughout our community theseplants are good performers in our area. Very heat tolerant, theyrequire minimal irrigation are accepting of reclaimed water andare relatively insect and disease free. They are relatively coldtolerant but may require covering during extended periods ofbelow average winter temperatures. Bloom cycle is every five tosix weeks. They require minimal pruning with no real need fordead heading. A minimally trimmed Knockout will fill out in thevicinity of four feet wide by four feet tall so plant accordingly.Granular spring and fall fertilization is recommendedsupplemented by foliar applications on a monthly basis. Don'tforget to perform an occasional soil test to monitor growingconditions.Florida Friendly does not mean Florida ugly. There arehundreds of colorful and beautiful plants that follow some or allof the FF concepts the most important of those include: rightplant right place, water efficiently, fertilize appropriately andattract wildlife (birds, butterflies).It has been three months of meetings and workshops with thearchitect. The emphasis has been on colorful and varied FloridaFriendly and Florida Native plants and incorporating them intothe design with the hopes of making HPCA less dependent onOur beautiful fall weather is soon to arrive and we look forwardto seeing you often around the community!-6-
DESIGNATED VOTERS FORMIf your home is in a Trust, Jointly Owned, or owned by a company we will need you to fill out a designated voter form, if you have notdone so already. You can mail, fax (727-861-1574) or email it to Terri.delaney@heritagepines.net. If you have any questions or ifyou're not sure if there is one already on file please email Terri. Thank you for your cooperation.HERITAGE PINES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC.DESIGNATION OF VOTING REPRESENTATIVEBY SIGNING this Certificate, the unit owners appoint the one unit owner who will vote for the Unit at all meetingsof unit owners. Who should sign this designation (refer to your deed to ascertain the owner of record):1.If the Lot is owned by several individuals, ALL of the owners.2.If the Lot is owned by a corporation, corporate president or vice-president with attestation of corporatesecretary.3.If the Lot is owned by a partnership, trust or other entity,- the individual authorized to act on behalf of the entity.4.If the Lot is owned jointly by husband and wife,- both parties must sign the Designation of Voting Representative only if they wish to designate a votingrepresentative.The undersigned, being the owner(s) of Account # in Heritage Pines CommunityAssociation, Inc. designate the following one (1) individual to vote on behalf of their Lot at any and all meetings ofthe members:Print name of voting representativePRINT the name of the ONE INDIVIDUAL who votes, and NO ONE ELSE. This form IS NOT A PROXY; soplease be sure to designate one of the joint owners of the Lot as a voting member. Do not indicate a third party.This Certificate is made pursuant to the By-Laws of the Association and shall revoke all prior certificates and bevalid until revoked by a subsequent certificate.Dated this day of 20 .SIGNATURES FOR INDIVIDUAL OWNERSSign:Sign:Print Name:Print Name:SIGNATURES FOR CORPORATE OWNERS, PARTNERSHIPS, TRUSTS, ETC.By:By:Attest by Secretary (if applicable)-7-
RESIDENT SERVICES & SUPPORTBy Charles Gaffka, Managerchuck.gaffka@Heritagepines.netHello to Everyone in Heritage PinesCommunity. Just to let everyoneknow, we now have a newEmergency backup cell phone at theGate House. Only used when phones are not working, our newnumber is (727-236-0591).By Tony Picardi, ChairmanOnce again we would to remind you to review the followingsafety recommendations based on recent observations.These reminders serve to help all of us in keeping HeritagePines a safe place to live.1. Residents, guests and vendors are required to obey theposted speed limit and stop signs.2. Remember to yield to pedestrians.3. Be respectful of the handicap parking areas.4. Do not park vehicles or golf carts in fire zones areas.Are you looking to hold a birthday or anniversary?Perhaps your village would like to host a monthlysocial or special event? The Clubhouse at HeritagePines is open to all residents who wish to hold anevent, or sponsor an event for a friend or familymember. Nestled in serenity, amongst ourpicturesque rolling hills, lakes, fairways, andfamous pine trees, Heritage Pines is the ideal spotfor a resident to host any and every event theydesire. We pride ourselves on being professionalsin the event industry. From our unique anddelectable menu creations, to our knowledge ofdécor, entertainment, and exceptional guestservice, your guests will remember your event atHeritage Pines for years to come. Whether hostingan intimate affair, luncheon, golf tournament, orlavish party, we are confident that our commitmentto quality and attention to detail will exceed yourexpectations and provide you with a memorableand enjoyable event.5. Do not allow unlicensed drivers to operate golf carts.6. Be alert of trespasses at rear gate and advise guesses andvendors that they must enter using the main entrance.7. Report any suspicious actions or acts of vandalism tomanagement.Please be aware of your surroundings and report anysuspicious persons or vehicles. As a, word of caution insituations like this getting a description of the person and/orvehicle and direction of travel is important. However, do notattempt to approach the person. Report any incidents toResident Support Services and if urgent, to Pasco CountySheriff's Office.The Safety Committee with your support is trying to complywith our Vision Statement for 2016. Safety for our residents, ourfamilies and guests and our staff. Thank you. Let's keepHeritage Pines SAFE and ACCIDENT FREE. Here is a list of ourincidents report for the month of July 2016!Courtesy calls made for garage doors open after midnight: (64)(Also if you want to leave your garage door open for the night,just let us know and we will not call you and wake you up.)(Please check garage doors before going to bed.)Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your eventplanning endeavors. We would be honored toanswer any questions you may have about ourmenus, services, grounds, and facilities. Shouldyou have any questions, please don't hesitate tocontact us. We look forward to creating a lastingrelationship with you while helping to coordinateyour very special day. If you have any questions,or would like to inquire about an event, pleasecontact Michael Russell at the Clubhouse or byemail, mike.russell@heritagepines.net.Sheriff on grounds(Routine Inquiries): (5)Fire Trucks &/or Rescue Workers,&/or Ambulances: (18)(Just a reminder for residents,when coming in the visitor laneor barcode does not work? It is required for: Resident Serviceand Support to see residents I.D.)Overnight warning tickets, Disabled parking: (4)Accident on roadway: (1)Dome light left on in vehicle: (1)-8-
ROOF INSPECTIONSHeritage Pines Community proudly participatesin the Pasco County Recycling Program. Pleaseremember that pickups within our communitytake place on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday ofeach month. Here is some information regardingwhat we can and cannot recycle, along with thedates you can expect recycling pick up in ourcommunity:September 14thNovember 9thSeptember 28thNovember 23rdOctober 12thDecember 14thOctober 26thDecember 28thYES!By Dineen “Dee” Robinson, Assistant Property ManagerDuring the months of October, November & December, we willbe inspecting all roof tops. We have noticed many roofs are inneed of cleaning. Please take the time to take a look at yourroof to see if it is need of cleaning.Please refer to the Architectural Control Policy Manual, Section7.1 Maintenance of Property/Exterior Painting, where it states:“Owners must keep their driveway, walkway, sidewalk, roofand house free of mold and debris. Any stains (oil, debris, dirt)must be removed regularly.”We would like to thank everyone who continues to adhere tothe deed restrictions and helps us to maintain the integrity andbeauty of the community. Thank you to those who havereceived a non-compliance letter and promptly complied. If youhave any questions or concerns, please feel free to call me at727-861-7784 or email dineen.robinson@heritagepines.net.Please remember this is acounty program and the dates aresubject to change.4All Plastics NumbersWELCOME HERITAGEPINES RESIDENTS!1,2,3,4,5,and 74Glass Containers –clear, green, brownOn behalf of the staff at the Clubhouse, and the entire HeritagePines Community, we would like to welcome and recognize thefollowing happy new homeowners and renters!4Steel Cans4All Aluminum canscan go in trailer bythe HP Golf Cart BarnTom McCormack & Terri Mento of Regal Pines VillageJim & Cindy Schulz of Lake of View VillageMel Librach & Donna Wampole of Pine Crest VillageReminder to new residents: Please make sure you contactDineen “Dee” Robinson at the Clubhouse to schedule yournew homeowners orientation. This meeting will provide youwith very important information regarding the community, rulesand regulations, and the Clubhouse.-9-
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE FOLLOWING RESIDENTS!Angelo CastelliSept. 1Sept. 14Sept. 8 Ludwig WallnerRon KrowVictoria StellaSept. 1Christine Cosnowski Sept. 8 Beverly Clemmons Sept. 15Fred StoffoSept. 1Sept. 15Edna SheaSept. 8 Carlo GuanziroliRonald WegnerSept. 1Sept. 15 Linda HauckGregory GuintherSept. 9 Frances RomanoSept. 22Sandy HeiserSept. 1Sept. 15 Larry SchmittMike PelleritoSept. 9 Doris WalewskiSept. 22Mary ChristisonSept. 2Sept. 15 Barbie DutrowBonnie NugnesSept. 9 Signe LePageSept. 22Bill HouseSept. 2Gary BettencourtSept. 10 Dorcas (Dee) NortonSept. 15 Linda WaitkusSept. 22Bob KoshSept. 2Sept. 15 Brenda SeamerCharles FundaSept. 10 Deborah QuinnSept. 23Arthur LucierSept. 2Sept. 16 Joyce BowlesDouglas LawsonSept. 10 Bruce BabenzienSept. 24Pat GatzkeSept. 2FrankCaiazzoSept.16Jim SchulzSept. 10Harry DeBruynSept. 25Norm PlanteSept. 3Sept. 16 David VaughanAngela QuirionSept. 10 John NugentSept. 25Thomas SquadritoSept. 3Sept. 16 Jan BlackRonald WilsonSept. 10 Curtis WebbSept. 25Richard WertSept. 3Sept. 16 Gladys MarianiBob CeurvelsSept. 11 Betty KleinsorgeSept. 25Robert J. Reynolds Sept. 4Sept. 16 Val CairneySocorro DiazSept. 11 Sandy PettySept. 25Robert Stansbury II Sept. 4Sept. 16 Leona Zimmerman Sept. 25Bill HeidtmanSept. 11 Susan WinzerGena MillerSept. 4Sept. 17 Tom AigottiWelty TroutSept. 11 Mary WidlowskiSept. 26Carl BensonSept. 5Sept. 18 Margaret FritzJohn TurnerSept. 11 Pam McEwenSept. 26William CutlerSept. 5Sept. 18 Debi BensonCameliaSept. 11 David ZabelSept. 26Nancy MoranoSept. 5Sept. 18 Sara Lemmerman Sept. 27Ruth StickelSept. 11 Cheryl WillisMary SantosSept. 5Sept. 18 Gwen Corteguera Sept. 27Julie WeinsteinSept. 11 Donna HennigerVirginia GrandPreSept. 6Sept. 18 Brenda MaertensHal ChaseSept. 12 Ann MabinSept. 27William LankeSept. 6Sept. 19 PeterDon KenneySept. 12 Randy McArthurSept. 27Ellen MandiaSept. 6Sept. 19 Roland Normand Sept. 28Michael MillerSept. 12 FlorenceMarianne Grzywacz Sept. 7Sept. 20 Monika HeadyLinda C. RussellSept. 12 Joseph LePageSept. 29Bob McGoughSept. 7Sept. 20 Connie KastningSteve BurchSept. 13 Fred SmithSept. 29Robert McGoughSept. 7Sept. 20 Jack BrandDennis CravenSept. 13 Kathleen BolteSept. 30Robert McLaughlin Sept. 7Mario JacquesSept. 13 Carole Chambers Sept. 20 Ronald HaeckelSept. 30Joann SchoofSept. 7Sept. 21 William HollandJoseph MancusiSept. 13 Joan BeachSept. 30Susan PeretsonSept. 7Sept. 21 Carmela ManiesKathy BixbySept. 13 Patricia DelamerSept. 30Carol KaneSept. 7Sept. 21 Dianne EstensenJoseph PisanoSept. 14 Cecilia BromSept. 30Gail SeamanSept. 7Sept. 21 Sally LeedsJim SankovichSept. 14 Norma DownieSept. 30Marlyn GillespieSept. 8Sept. 22 Richard RogersFrederick ScharfSept. 14 Richard FordSept. 30If you wish to have your information removed, please also contact celeste.nolan@heritagepines.net. Please note,information for the newsletter is due on the 12th of each month.Happy Birthday!AFFORDABLE HEARING& EARCLINIC26thMonday,September1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.Signup
carpet in the PAC. The Board has also approved this project which should be completed in the next 30-45 days. This renovation is forecast to save HP approximate 125,000 of reserve funds scheduled for annual cleaning and scheduled replacement of carpet over the next 20 years and provid
