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Comments From The Course

FAREWELL TO AN ORIGINAL NINER

On Tuesday, September 27th the Niners raised a glass and toasted Carol Donahue. Carol was one of the original Niners and has been a strong supporter and member since the beginning. Carol and her husband are moving back to Carol's home state, Hawaii. All of the Niners will miss Carol and her welcoming smile at the sign-in desk each Tuesday. We wish Carol and Ray many more happy years in the “Aloha” state. Now that we have connections in Hawaii there may be more of us traveling there!

GOLFING ON THE HIGH SEAS

Many of us were worried that the Niners who went on the Sept. 10-17 cruise would miss their weekly game of golf. However, rumor has it that those onboard the Oasis had a stimulating game of Miniature Golf on Thursday, Sept. 15. Best putt, best trick shot, chip-in, and birdies have yet to be announced. Those of us left here at HP are sure that they provided themselves and others with many laughs.

MEET AND GREET

Election of officers is just around the corner on November 15th. In order to give everybody who has been away an opportunity to talk with our current officers and committee chairpersons, we have scheduled another Meet & Greet. It will be held on Tuesday, November 1st. at 11:30 a.m. in the Magnolia Room. Any Niner interested in running for office or serving on a committee is encouraged to attend and get answers to any of your questions.

Please notify Nancy Thomas via email if you plan to attend. (nathomas61@yahoo.com)

NINERS NEW TO GOLF

Rhonda Gibson, our rules chairperson, has begun conducting “The Rules of the Game” seminars to our newest members. Rhonda provides rules and etiquette information, from tee to green. If you are a new member, and new to the game of golf, look for the sign-up sheet for these seminars at our pre-game golf meeting.

BIRDIES & CHIP-INS

August 16, 2011Birdies: Nancy Beckwith, Nancy SuterChip-Ins: Zee FerrisAugust 23, 2011Birdies: Nancy Suter, Wendy Demarkey, Pat DotsonChip-Ins: Lynn Lampe, Wendy DeMarkey (2), Lillian Stoffo, Paula Routten, Kathy KidwellUnder 40: Wendy DeMarkey (38), Nancy Suter (39)August 30, 2011Birdies: Nancy Suter,Under 40: Nancy Suter (38)

WEEKLY GAMES OCTOBERth4 Play in the a.m. with 18 Hole league for American

Cancer/ or Individual Stoke Play – Putts Only afternoon

th11 Tee to Green – County strokes from Tee to Green only for game - ½ Handicap

th18 Individual Stroke Play – minus Handicapth25 MISSION INN!!!!!

RULES REVIEW

Red Stakes and a red line denote a water hazard. When your ball touches the red line, it is considered in the hazard.

When in a hazard, you may not ground your club. If you do, it is a two stroke penalty.

If your ball hits a cart or any clubs, it is a two stroke penalty.

You should only take 5 minutes to search for a lost ball. If you cannot find your ball, it is one stroke penalty.

Mark Your Calendar October:th4 – 18 holers Rally for Cancer play, a.m.

th25-26 – Mission Inn Retreatth30 – Nine and Dine

Ladies Niners' Golf Association

Heritage Pines Mens Golf Association

10/5/11 2 Better Ball of 4 A & B, C & D10/12/11 4 Corners A & B, C & D10/19/11 Member/Member Tournament Day 110/26/11 Member/Member Tournament Day 2

Lunch to Follow

Congratulations to Bob Thomas for his hole in one on 8/29/2011 on the 12th hole. Bob used a 3 hybrid to make this extraordinary shot.

The MGA Association will put a keg of beer out on 11/30/2011 for all to enjoy at the end of the round.

HPMGA Hole In One Procedure

When a hole in one has been achieved by a member of the Men's Golf Association, the gentleman who achieved the hole in one will be required to go to the bar and establish with the bartender his name and account number. The $100 tab will not begin until this has occurred. The HPMGA will cover the $80.00 (the remaining $20.00 will cover tax and bartender gratuity). If the HPMGA member would like to increase the tab above and beyond, he may do so, with the additional amount being charged directly to his member account. All HPMGA golfers will have to go directly to the bar to receive their drink. There will be no cocktail service for the tab; however, if the member would like to buy food on his own account, he may do so.

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Featured Member of the Month

Linda O'Leary was born and raised in New Jersey and lives and loves “The Jersey Shore”. Most of her family still resides there, two sons, two grandsons and one sister. However, her father and uncle live here in Hudson which gives her the opportunity to see them often…. always nice to have family close by.

Linda was a volunteer member for six years with the Mechanicsville Fire Department in New Jersey and held the office of Auxiliary President. Her career was in banking for 32 years for a small town bank which is now known as Wells Fargo Bank. She started in bookkeeping and worked her way through the ranks to Coordinator of Operations in Central East Jersey. Linda retired in 2002 and moved to Heritage Pines with husband Bill (Billy) of 32 years. They both enjoyed living the lifestyle of Heritage Pines making new friends and playing golf. Sadly Bill passed away in 2006, but not to be forgotten. In 2007 the Men's League honored him by creating the “Bill O'Leary Memorial Golf Tournament” which is an annual event. Linda is very appreciative and supportive doing whatever she can to thank all the golfers.

Linda loves ALL sports, but her favorite was horseback riding which she did for years, at home and on vacation, until back surgery in 2000 took her out of the saddle. Out of all the sports, horseback riding is the one she misses the most. But she keeps busy, saying she can't sit still, she has to be doing something, cleaning, cooking, golfing plus working part time for Bealls Dept. Store which she loves.

Linda loves to travel and enjoys the Tropical Islands with all the water sports. Her favorite place of all is Bermuda visiting the Island 18 times! (That is true love). She has been a member of the HPLGA since 2002, served as Vice President, President and Parliamentarian. She has been on many committees and is always ready to help where she is needed. Linda is a member of the Golf Advisory Committee, started the Community Memorial Tree Program in 2008 and is still actively involved. She loves doing this as it gives her a sense of knowing she is helping others keep their loved ones’ memories alive. Linda along with Joe Paddock started the Battle of the Sexes Tournament five years ago which has turned into a very successful event and is still going strong! She was on the Security and Safety Program for her Village and community. Last year Linda under went endovenous laser ablation (EVLA) on her thigh and lower leg. The Florida Health Care News featured her in an article praising the success of the procedure. (The legs are feeling great and looking good!). One important part of Linda's life was her Hole-In-One in 1994 at Cream Ridge, New Jersey. She drove 150 yards on a Par 3 all over water! You should be proud girl, Congratulations! Linda enjoys life to the fullest. Her motto is “Life is short and unpredictable so make the most of what you have”. Thank you Linda for being such a wonderful loving person and friend, you are truly an asset to our community!

August Tournament ResultsndAugust 2 – Hot August Days Scramble with Heritage

Pines Ninersst1 Flight

st1 Place - E. Godleski, M. Convery, L. Cuciniello, D. LaBellar

nd2 Place – B. Domst, P. Routten, R. Pontecorvo, M.Tillim

rd3 Place – N. Suter, M. Letterer, E. Mullen, E. CarrenordTied for 3 – M. Miller, B. Lucius, B. Plante

nd2 Flightst1 Place – L. Stoffo, R. Vold, L. Wood, Mary Lou

Ballmannnd2 Place – T. Keller, B. Seaberg, Z. Ferris, S. Petersen

ndTied for 2 – C. Gallo, C. Baldick, C. Galeas,R. Humphries,

Closest to Pin #17 – Sue Ann Lichtenberg

Closest to Pin #3 – Joyce JohnsonthAugust 16 – Modified Scramble

st1 Place – M. Fuller, P. Gatzke, D.Corradond2 Place – B. Domst, L. Zimmerman, J. Stefanyrd3 Place – E. Godleski, C. Baldick, Y. Weiss

Closest to Pin #12 – Leona ZimmermanrdAugust 23 – Individual Stroke Play

st st1 Flt – Gross – Faye Wehner, 1 Net – Loan Sherwood nd 2 Flt – Gross – Carolyn Gallo

st nd1 Net – Marjorie Fuller, 2 Net – Teri Kellerrd 3 Flt - Gross – Camille Baldick

st nd1 Net – Yoli Weiss, 2 Net – Lynn Aigotti

Closest to Pin #12 – Barb DomstthAugust 30 – Blind Bogey

st st1 Flt – Gross – Barbara Tharp, 1 Net – Florence Myersnd st2 Flt – Gross – Cheryl Lichtenberg, 1 Net – Linda O'Learyrd st3 Flt – Gross – Marcia Letterer, 1 Net – Carol Henningsen

Closest to Pin #12 – Florence Myers

Birdie Winners of the Monthst1 Flt – Loan Sherwoodnd2 Flt – J. Bavetta, M. Fuller, C. Lichtenberg,

F. Myers, C. Gallo all tiedrd3 Flt – Lynn Aigottith4 Flt – Daphne Gibbs

Congratulations Ladies!!

“Friendly Competition while having fun in the sun”

Upcoming EventsthOct. 4 - Rally Against Cancer Scramble – This event is open

to all Heritage Pines Women. $20.00 entry fee includes luncheon and Silent Auction. Support this worthwhile charity event and have fun at the same time!

Heritage Pines Ladies’ Golf Association

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thOct. 11 – 6-6-6 Partner CombothOct. 18 – Stroke PlaythOct. 25 – Stroke Play

stNov. 1 – Individual Quota PointsthNov. 18 – 1-2-3 ABCD TeamsthNov. 15 – Member/Member Round 1ndNov. 22 – Member/Member Round 2 – General Meeting

with luncheon $12.00. If you don't golf, signup for Lunch.

thNov. 29 – Throw out 2 holes (l hole each nine)

Signup for these events in the Pro Shop by the Saturday before Tuesday play day.

Golfers PoemIn my hand I hold a ball,

white and dimpled, and rather small.Oh how bland it does appear,

this harmless looking little sphere.By its size I could not guess,

the awesome strength it does possess.But since I fell beneath its spell,

I've wandered through the Fires of Hell.My life has not been quite the same,

Since I chose to play this game.It rules my mind for hours on end,A fortune it has made me spend.

It has made me curse and made me cry,And hate myself and want to die.It promises me a thing called par,If I hit it long and straight and far.

To master such a tiny ball,Should not be very hard at all.But my desires the ball refuses,And does exactly as it chooses.

It hooks and slices, dribbles and dies,And disappears before my eyes.

Often it will have a whim,to hit a tree or take a swim.

With miles of grass on which to land,It finds a tiny patch of sand.

Then has me offering up my soul,If only it would find the hole.

It's made me whimper like a pup,And swear that I will give it up.

And take to drink to ease my sorrow,But the ball knows….I'll be back tomorrow!

Membership and Suggestion Box

Carol Henningsen, 861-0846 is the gal to call for membership information. We would love to have you join us! Don't forget to place your suggestions in the Pro Shop Suggestion Box.

Sunshine Committee

Betty Plante, 863-8462. Give Betty a call if you know of any of our members that are ill, facing surgery or just need a hug!

Congratulations go out to Cindy Stocking on making a thHole in One on hole #17 Monday, August 29 ! Cindy used her

trusty 7 iron to sink her Precept Laddy ball. This is her third Hole in One…they just keep dropping! Witnesses were Mary Miller, Marjorie Convery and Shirley Montgomery.

Heritage PinesLadies’ Golf Association cont’d

Organized By Carl And Carol JamesNew Venue - The Breakers ResortOcean Front Suites With Balcony

October 9-14

Golfer $528 Per Person • Non-golfer $246

Includes Lodging, Full BreakfastGreen Fees And Carts For 5 Days

Gold 5 Premium Courses

For Additional Details Call Dick Lesperance at

727-863-7570

Non-Golfers Are Welcome!

50% off all

Winter Wear

in stock in the

Golf Shop

8th AnnualMyrtle BeachGolf Outing

Golf Shop Sale Golf Shop Sale for October!for October!

www.centerforboneandjoint.com

TAMPA

6800 N. Dale Mabry, Ste. 242Tampa, FL 33614(813) 884-1314

HUDSON

7544 Jacque RoadHudson, FL 34667(727) 697-2200

BROOKSVILLE

11307 Cortez Blvd.Brooksville, FL 34613

(352) 596-0900

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Catching Up With Clubs and Groups

Mah JonggMini Tournament

Our next mini tournament will be on October 27, 2011. Sign up is 8:30 and we start at 9:00 a.m. We will have coffee and Danish. Make checks out for $12.00 to Lorna Colton and put in Mah Jongg Book.

All guests must be accompanied by you to play Mah Jongg at Clubhouse. They cannot play if you are not with them.

If you are not a member of the Mah Jongg club and want to join, contact Lorna Colton at 819-8059 for membership. The dues are $5.00 a year. Make checks out to Lorna Colton and put your checks in the envelope in the Mah Jongg book.

If you know the basics of Mah Jongg and need a refresher course, contact Marcia Gerber at 819-1662 her email: marciainflorida@.msn.com. New and restored Mah Jongg sets are for sale, also helping hands.

Mah Jongg TournamentAt Heritage Pines

Return check and completed form to:

Monday, October 31, 2011 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.Cost is $35.00

Continental Breakfast - Luncheon BuffetCash prizes only.

Please reply as soon as possible to Barbara O'Leary.Deadline is October 25, 2011

Barbara O'Leary18602 Bent Pine Drive • Hudson, Florida 34667Feel free to share with your mah jongg friends.

Looking forward to seeing you. Barbara--------------------------------------------------------------------

Name ________________________________________

Address_______________________________________

Phone ________________________________________

Email ________________________________________

I'd love to be east and I’ll bring my set ________________

The Mah Jong "B's"Tournament At Sea

Royal Caribbean's "Freedom Of The Sea"November 4-11, 2012

Itinerary Arrive Depart04-Nov. Port Canaveral 4:30 p.m.05-Nov. Coco Cay, Bahamas 7:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m.06 Nov. Cruising07 Nov. St. Thomas 11:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m.08 Nov. St.Maarten 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.09 Nov. Cruising10 Nov. Cruising11 Nov. Port Canaveral 6:00 a.m.

Price: Includes Cruise, Port & Gov't. Taxes

Inside Cabins from $750.00 p.p.

Promenade Cabins from $795.00 p.p.

Outside Cabins from $840.00 p.p.

Balcony Cabins from $1085.00 p.p.

ALL CABINS WILL RECEIVE A $50.00 SHIPBOARD CREDIT

1st Deposit of $100.00 p.p. due Sept.30, 2011.

2nd Deposit of $150.00 p.p. due Feb. 1, 2012.

DEPOSIT IS FULLY REFUNDABLE UNTIL FINAL PAYMENT DATE OF AUGUST 1, 2012.

To make cruise reservation call Rosemary Corrao of Regan Travel, HOME: 727-862-6464 • OFFICE: 727-842-5099

All Welcome!! Mah Jongg And Non-Mah Jongg Players!! Tournament and Bus Info Contact, Barbara O’Leary at727-869-2726 or obabsie@hotmail.com.

Eucher PlayersEucher will begin October 3rd at 6:00 p.m. You don't need a partner. We play in the card room. Contact Joan Sammbrook (727) 378-5747 with questions.

Heritage Pines Maryland GroupHP residents from Maryland plan to lunch together at 12 noon on Friday, October 7, 2011 at Billy Blue Crabs, 915 Jefferson Street in Brooksville. Billy Blue Crabs serves a variety of seafood entrees as well as grilled prime rib, BBQ’d chicken and pasta dinners. We were there in June and several of us really enjoyed their delicious Maryland-style steamed blue crabs.

Any HP resident who once lived in Maryland is welcome to join us at any of our functions. Notify Donnie Skuja at dskuja@yahoo.com or 727-868-3617 if you are interested in joining our group.

Shalom ChavurahJewish Prayer Meeting

Shalom chavurah meets the third Friday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in the Magnolia room. Meeting dates to remember are:

st th thOctober 21 November 18 December 16 . We look forward to seeing all of you. If you have any questions, please contact Sheila Schwartzman at 863-8802. Shalom Y'all!

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Heritage Pines Pocket Billiards Players

How fast this summer has gone. There will be no league sponsored play for the next few weeks which will allow time for re-covering, and leveling of our tables, and the return of our “Snowbird” competing friends. Sign up

stfor winter play will begin on October 1 through October th30 at the Clubhouse front desk. Winter leagues will start

th thNovember 7 (8-ball teams), November 8 (8-ball singles) thand November 10 (9-ball). We will have a meeting in the

stBilliards Room at 4:00 p.m. Nov 1 , for both 8-ball and 9-ball players to finalize rosters for the winter season leagues. Dues will be collected at this time. If your partner cannot be there, please make arrangements to pay his dues for him.

Results from summer leagues:

8-BALL SINGLES (SEASON)RUNNER-UP ---JOE ELLIOTTCHAMPION --- BEN BELL

8-BALL SINGLES (PLAY-OFFS)RUNNER-UP --- JOE ELLIOTT

CHAMPION --- BEN BELL

9-BALL (SEASON)RUNNER-UP --- JOE GLORIA

CHAMPION --- CHARLIE GENZEL

9-BALL (PLAY-OFFS)RUNNER-UP --- CHARLIE GENZEL

CHAMPION --- HAL CHASE

8-BALL DOUBLES (SEASON)RUNNERS-UP ---JOE ELLIOTT & JOE RUBINO

CHAMPIONS —GEORGE FLOTO & BRIAN ARMSTRONG

8-BALL DOUBLES (PLAY-OFFS)RUNNERS-UP ---JOE DiNENNA & JOE SOLECKICHAMPIONS --- HAL CHASE & BILL STOEHS

Winter leagues will start th th thNov 7 , 8 and 10 .

Benjamin “Ben” Bell“Heritage Pines Pocket Billiards League President”

Village AtticWe are a group of residents who have items to lend. As always, the list can be found in the armoire in the library. If interested, contact the person on the list and make the necessary arrangements. It is your responsibility to return the items in a timely manner and in clean condition. Any questions, please call Betty Plante 863-8462 or Marcia Gerber 819-1662.

Book ClubThe Heritage Pines Book Club meets on the 4th Wednesday of each month. On Wednesday, October 26, we'll convene in the Magnolia Room at 10:30 a.m.

The featured book is Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford - Historical fiction -Set during one of the most conflicted and volatile times in American history, a heartfelt novel portrays two young people in a forbidden friendship, a Chinese boy and a Japanese girl, separated during the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II in 1940s Seattle. In the opening pages of this author's stunning debut novel, “Henry Lee comes upon a crowd gathered outside the Panama Hotel, once the gateway to Seattle's Japantown. It's been boarded up for decades, but now the new owner has made an incredible discovery: the belongings of Japanese families, left when they were rounded up during the war. As Henry looks on, the owner opens a Japanese parasol. Now, 40 years after he last saw her, he is chillingly certain it belongs to his friend, and is forced to confront choices he made many years ago. A beautifully written book that will make you think, and more importantly, will make you feel.”

The schedule for the rest of the year is as follows:

November 30, 2011 – (Due to the Thanksgiving holiday, ththis month we will me on the 5 Wednesday.) - The

Confession by John Grisham –Pat Havokotte (This meeting will also feature guest author David Allen, who will introduce us to Inside Traitors, his book about deceit, betrayal and honor on Wall Street.

January 25, 2012 - She Who Remembers

by Linda Lay Shuler – Sylvia Hicks

February 22, 2012 - Beloved by Toni Morrison – Francine Raggi-Collins

March 28, 2012 - Sarah's Key by Tatiana de Rosnay - Barbara Sachs

April 25, 2012 -To Kill a Mockingbird

by Harper Lee - Astrid Elliott

Following the discussion, members will adjourn to the Dining Room for lunch and more “book talk”.

Everyone in the community is welcome, so please come and join our stimulating and insightful discussions. If anyone has any questions about the Book Club, please call Judith Chase at 862-4545. Happy reading!

Swedish EmbroideryThe Gulfview Chapter of the Embroiders’ Guild of America will meet on Wednesday, October 12, 2011 at 10:30 a.m. at The Lakeside Club, 12606 Shadow Ridge Blvd., Hudson, FL. After a short business meeting, a class on Candlewicking Embroidery will be taught by Dee Mullins. Beginning to Advanced stitchers are invited to attend. For further information, you can contact Betty Brandt at 727-856-3643.

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The next meeting of the Heritage Pines Sportsman's Club, which is always held on the second Thursday of each month will be on October 13th, 2011 at 11:00 a.m. in the Magnolia Room. All interested residents are invited to join us at the meeting and to learn about our many Club outdoor activities. We are an active and growing club.

Last month 4 members attended a Florida Concealed Carry Class. It was conducted by Bill Bunting who we thanked for accommodating us. In the future if anyone else is interested in attending, please call either Harry Koerner at 378-5667 or Bob Ward at 860-4233.

In our July meeting there was a discussion to increase our social activities. We are happy to report that Howard Stringer and his wife Lorna arranged for a boat trip and

thdinner at Catches on September 27 . We had a good turnout and members from Timber Pines Sportsman's Club also joined us. We all enjoyed our outing and thank Howard and Lorna for their efforts.

On October 19-20 there will be a “Murder Mystery Dinner Train and Casino” trip to Immokalee, FL. The cost is $168.00/person which includes deluxe motor coach, 1 night hotel in Ft. Myers, Murder Mystery Dinner train, 2 casino visits, 2 meals (1B 1D), $60.00 slot play and a $10.00 food voucher. Please call Judy Steininger (727) 697-3019. Full payment is due at time of reservation and is non refundable.

The Sportsman's Club has run a very successful series of fishing trips. Call Roger Keplinger, (379-6571 or send email to: RKeplinger@tampabay.rr.com) if interested in a fun fishing trip.

The Sportsman's Club, goes trap and skeet shooting on Wednesdays and Saturdays at the Silver Dollar Shooting Club in Odessa, FL. Once in a while we go north to Crystal River and shoot at the Robinson's Ranch range. Transportation is provided and we gather at 9:00 AM in the parking lot across from the Clubhouse to organize the carpools. If you don't own a gun and would like to try this sport, you can rent a gun at Silver Dollar for the day at a very reasonable rate. Along with our members we also have about 5 people from Timber Pines attending. As previously reported lessons are still being given at the Silver Dollar for Trap shooters for $40.00 per person. There are 2 instructors for each group of 5 shooters. One of the nice things that this group does is to enjoy a meal together after each shooting session. We also have 6 members that have shot Skeet. Skeet is a different game than Trap and requires a different set of shooting skills. The Sportsman's Club Coordinator for Trap and Skeet shooting is Thom Johnson at 863-7724.

Pistol and Rifle Shooters can go to Hernando County Sportsman's Club which is on the left about 20 miles as you drive north on Highway 19 or you can go with the group to the Phoenix Gun Club north of Brooksville. You should contact Harry Koerner at 378-5667 to find out more about this. Members organize in the parking lot at 9 am to shoot

Heritage Pines Sportsman’s Club there twice a month on the Friday after our monthly meeting and for the second trip: please contact Harry Koerner. You must be a member of the Phoenix gun club to shoot there. Costs are reasonable with a $25.00 annual fee with an additional $10.00 per day to shoot. There is a family plan for $200.00 a year with no additional charge to shoot. If you have any questions, please contact Harry Koerner.

Organized Bocce Ball play and Horseshoes will resume again in the Fall. Howard Stringer, our Kayak guy is awaiting doctor approval before resuming kayak cruising. Call for further info at 819-8059.

Please join us at our next meeting of the Heritage Pines Sportsman's Club and find out all about the outdoor fun we are all enjoying. After each monthly meeting many of us get together for food and good conversation at a local restaurant. For more information on the club, contact our new President, Harry Koerner at 378-5667.

Democratic ClubThursday, October 20, 2011

4 – 6 p.m. in the Magnolia Room

Our guest speaker will be Saumya Narechania, the current Regional Field Director for West Central Florida for Organizing for America. He comes to Florida from The White House, and has worked for President Obama since 2007. He started as an intern in his Senate Office, then moved on as staff to the 2008 campaign, the Inaugural Committee, the Administration, and is now back to the re-election effort. Narechania will discuss the Organizing For America preparations underway for the next election, and the American Jobs Act. You won't want to miss this one!

We want to encourage all HP Democrats to attend, and see what we're all about!

RSVP: Dr. Lynn Lindeman, President – 697-3052; Paula Storch, Vice-President – 868-0113; Judith Chase – Secretary – 862-4545; Oma Spain, Treasurer – 863-3962; Sandy Harrison, Parliamentarian – 808-9299

Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful citizens can change the world. Indeed it is the only thing that ever has……Margaret Mead

Agreeing to disagree, then listening, can be powerful!

Bunco PlayersOur next Bunco night is going to be held on Thursday, October 27 in the Magnolia Room starting promptly at 6:30 p.m. Bunco is a game that everyone can enjoy and is learned very easily. So if you've wondered how the game is played, please join us for a night of fun! You will need to bring some envelopes and we will be happy to let you know how to get them ready for the game. Please call the following numbers for instructions: Marcia Gerber 819-1662; Betty Plante 863-8462; and Camille Baldick at 862-9974. Hope to see you there!

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R.O.M.E.O.Retired Old Men Eating Out

FAMILY - FRIENDS - FUN - FOOD

Presenting a

On The Starlit Princess in St. PetersburgthRESCHEDULED for Friday, October 14

Dining, Live Entertainment/DancingCost $65pp (includes Bus) some seating available Call Buddy Fleet 697-1270/Al Sacher 862-0123

Tuesday, October 25 at 1 p.m.Call Kevin McCrystal 868-5627

Annual HP ROMEO CLUB Charity

Sunday, November 13 – 5 p.m.Entertainment by TRUE PASSION

$28pp, tickets available at front desk

NEW MEMBERS ALWAYS WELCOME!

SUNSET DINNER CRUISE

FUTURE EVENTS & ACTIVITIES SAVE THESE DATES!!!

GOLF OUTING

TURKEY TROT DINNER DANCE

New Outlook Singles GroupIn addition to attending various events at the HP Clubhouse during the month of September, 24 members of the New Outlook Singles Group of HP met for dinner at Cucina’s in Spring Hill on September 9 to celebrate the group’s one year anniversary.

Our next monthly meeting is scheduled at 12 noon, Monday, Octber 3. Plese call 861-1677 to reserve your seat for lunch at HP Clubhouse restaurant. After lunch, we will convene in the Magnolia Room when we will finalize plans for our second miniature golf outing to be held at Congo River Golf Park in Port Richey on October 17.

Contact Donnie Skuja a t 727-868-3617 or dskuja@yahoo.com if you would like to have your name added to the New Outlook Singles contact list.

Tuesday Ladies Bible StudyDuring the month of October we will be viewing Four Parables of Jesus, led by Dr. Joel C. Gregory on a DVD and using his curriculum for study. We invite all women in our community to join us in study and fellowship. There isn't any homework connected with this study, just bring your Bible. We meet every Tuesday in the Magnolia Room at the Clubhouse at 9:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. We are a non-denominational Bible study and look forward to having you join us.

October 18 Hard Rock Casino, $17 • $30.00 free play & $5.00 food

October 20 Red Hat Meeting

October 22 Mt. Dora Craft Festival, Bakery, Lunch at Mission Inn, the Tour of the Lake Ridge Winery Cost is $36.00

November 15 Hard Rock Casino $17 • $30.00 free play & $5.00 food

November 17 Red Hat Meeting

December 2 Singing Xmas Tree Show in Orlando. Bus, Dinner at Mimi's Café, Show and gratuities. Cost $50.00 pp

December 6 10 nights Cruise MSC Poesia $730.00 ppdo. Still a great price for 10 nights!

January 26 4 nights Western Caribbean Cruise on RCCL Jewel of The Seas from Tampa, at sea, Cozumel, at sea and back to Tampa. $420 Inside Cabin, $490 Ocean view and $610 Balcony. Great after holiday break.

We are working on a 3 or 4 night Las Vegas trip for March!

ALL ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND ANY OF OUR TRIPS

***** PRICES, TIMES & DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE ****

Jean DeMoura Home # 727-863-8699 • Cell # 617-699-0736

Red Hat Sophisticates Of Heritage Pines

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Tai Chi ClassTai Chi – Thursday at 8:30 a.m. (Advanced);

Beginner at 9:00 a.m.Qigong (Chee Kung)– Saturday at 9:00 a.m.

Magnolia Room

What is Qigong?

Qi (pronounced chee) is the Chinese word for life energy. The Chinese character for Qi is also the same for air or breath. Qigong (pronounced chee kung) means breath work or energy exercise. There are thousands of Qigong exercises, of which Tai Chi is a moving form. There are Qigong forms that can be done sitting or lying down, but Tai Chi is always done standing & moving.

Qigong has also been called “Chinese Yoga”. Both Yoga and Qigong are excellent for focused stretching, strengthening, and health maintenance, but, unlike Qigong, Yoga has no direct martial art application and is not part of a particular healing tradition. Qigong is the foundation of both Tai Chi and Kung Fu, as well as being considered both part of and precursor to TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine). Most Yoga involves very little if any movement, but because you are encouraged to get into the proper poses, it can induce more stress sometimes than it relieves. Qigong, on the other hand, is gentle movement that can be beneficial to all ages. Yoga can be too hard for some people, especially seniors, and if done wrong, can be harmful. The older you get, the more appropriate Qigong & Tai Chi practice become to staying healthy (our bodies are no longer what they used to be).

Qigong and Tai Chi is exercise that makes us feel good! It provides a gentle workout that doesn't leave you drained, but energized! If your idea of exercise includes the mantra “no pain – no gain”, come see what the alternative is; “gain, without pain”. Qigong and Tai Chi should always, always, always feel good. And since it does feel good, you will look forward to it. Qigong and Tai Chi are available here at Heritage Pines, and there is no charge for the classes.

Come: check it out any Thursday or Saturday morning in the Magnolia Room at 9:00 a.m. The best way to learn Qigong or Tai Chi is from a teacher. It is very difficult to try to learn from a book or video. I have been a student of Qigong and Tai Chi for 14 years, and I love sharing my knowledge of this wonderful mind-body exercise with all that want to learn.

Please note: New classes for beginners will begin on thOctober 6 .

Rich Cunha, 857-3044 or taichienvirorich@gmail.com

Friends Of New YorkWe had a good meeting last month and I hope all of you will sign up for our events. Remember there is a limit on most things so sign up quickly. Let’s make this the best year yet. Please join us for the next meeting which will be October 11 at 7 p.m. in the PAC room. Any questions, please call Pat Gardella at 727-862-8393.

Theatre NewsWhen you receive this newsletter and have already booked the play MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS on October 29th at Show Palace, you must fully pay the $40.50 per ticket now. Leave your check in the theatre book or drop it off at our home. We must return unsold tickets 30 days prior to the performance. Checks are payable to the Heritage Pines Theatre Club. The price includes show, buffet dinner and all taxes. Gratuities are extra.

This is the same for all our away shows at REH or STRAZ theatre. We have reserved GREAT orchestra seating for LES MISERABLES, MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET and LE CAGE. We need your $25 deposit to hold these tickets. If your plans change by show time, we can use the stand-by list. Information: Bob Kunde just returned from seeing MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET in Chicago and gave it his A+ review. Don't miss the time when Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins and Jerry Lee Lewis were together for a jam session. Tickets for the shows are $70 each and $25 is the deposit. If enough sign up for a bus, we will reserve it and make dinner reservations too.

We have a group of our HP ladies attending THE MEN SHOW at Palace Grand on October 7th. We'll have to wait for the next newsletter for the review of "The Ultimate Ladies Night Experience". Reminder for all our DO-WOP fans. The BATTLE OF THE BORO'S at Show Palace on October 23 is $48.15 a tickets (taxes included). There will be a cash bar and light food menu available. Enjoy TOMMY MARA and friends for a great night of entertainment. All information is listed in the theatre book. TOMMY MARA (one of the new Show Palace owners) will be back to entertain for NEW YEARS EVE too. Sign-up sheets are in the theatre book.

We're working with WAG to bring 104 YEARS OF BROADWAY on Monday, March 19th, 2012 for your enjoyment. That is $28 for lunch and show. DEBBIE REYNOLDS returns to our area on Tuesday, March 27th 2012 for show and a box lunch for $24 each. We will car-pool to REH.

Thank you for picking up your tickets. If you want a theatre schedule, email marciainflorida@msn.com and we'll send it out to you. Read the theatre book often. It has the latest information.

have already booked the play MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS on October 29th at Show

Investment Club Meeting Announcement

The Investment Club plans to meet on Tuesday, October 11, at 9:30 a.m. in the restaurant at the Clubhouse. Please let me know in advance or at the meeting if you have any agenda items you would like to address.

One area of interest is defensive investing in these turbulent times. In addition to commodities, we might investigate how to use reverse ETFs or other defensive moves for protection in down markets.

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WAGOn Friday, October 21, we leave the Clubhouse at 8:45 a.m. for bus trip to Lake Wales and brunch at Chateau Suzanne. On to Bok Tower to hear the carillon play at 1:00 p.m. and then a guided tour of the gardens. We leave for home about 3:00 and should arrive back about 5:00 p.m.

Price is $52.00 which includes - $17.00 for the bus, $8.00 Bok Tower Entrance fee, $5.00 for garden tour, and $22.00 for brunch (tax and tip included). Make checks payable to WAG. Sign up and leave check in armoire in Library by October 10. We have a limit of 50 people. Men are invited. For questions, call Doreen Engle, 819-9012 or Diane Starkey, 863-3860.

Bingo for Hope Ranch

Please help us raise money for the girls at Hope Ranch to have fun social activities, such as water world, lunch and driving golf balls at the Club, a Christmas trip to WireGrass Mall, etc. We will be playing Bingo for Hope Ranch on Tuesday, November 15 at 6:00. The doors will open at 5:30. We will have both cash prizes and gift prizes. Prizes will be $25.00 plus a gift per game, two $50.00 jackpots and one $125.00 jackpot.

A three square bingo sheet will cost $1.00 and a nine square sheet will cost $2.00 per game. Sheets will be sold prior to each game. There is a total of 12 games.

We need gift baskets for prizes. Please ask your favorite restaurants, hair dressers, stores, etc. for donations for prizes. Or donate your unused gift items. Take gifts to Judy Steininger or call her at 697-3019.

The girls at Hope Ranch truly appreciate their birthday cards, Christmas presents, and various outings all thanks to you wonderful residents of Heritage Pines.

WAG Annual Trip to Ruth Eckerd Hall

On Monday, March, 19, 2012, we will have lunch at Ruth Eckerd Hall followed by the show “104 Years of Broadway”. Price for everything is $28.00. Your check made out to WAG is your reservation. Sign up now in the armoire in the Library. There is a limited amount of tickets.

Also for anyone interested - On Tuesday, October 11, 2011, Ruth Eckerd Hall is hosting a fashion show from Dillards, a boutique and lunch and entertainment. Marcia Gerber has a limited number of tickets. See the Theater book in the armoire in the Library for the signup sheet. Proceeds benefit education programs.

Monday Ladies' Bible StudyThe Monday Ladies' Bible Study group will

meet every Monday morning at 9 a.m. in the Magnolia Room. If you are interested in finding

out more about us, please e-mail Carole Hopkins at seacarole@springmail.com or call her at (727) 697-1664.

Monday Ladies' Bible StudyThe Monday Ladies' Bible Study group will

meet every Monday morning at 9 a.m. in the Magnolia Room. If you are interested in finding

out more about us, please e-mail Carole

Drama ClubThe Drama Club has changed its monthly meeting to the last Friday of the month at 1:30 PM. We invite you to come out, try it, you might really like it!

The Fall play Never Too Late, directed by Gloria Saunderson will be performed on Friday and Saturday, November 25, 26 in the evening and a matinee on Sunday, November 27. This is a very funny play you're sure to enjoy. The cost is $8.00 per ticket. Come out and support your fellow residents. The cast consists of: Sherry Churchill, Joe Miller, Charles Mack, Mary Gruber, Paula Routen, John Popovich, Gordon McLaughlin, Maggie Shell and Chet Pieleski. The cast is working hard to provide the residents with a fun filled time!

A Memorial Tree will be planted outside the Clubhouse dedicated to the memory of Drama Club members, past and future.

Bridge GroupsThere are several opportunities to play bridge every week at Heritage Pines. The various bridge groups and their times of play are listed below. You are welcome to join as many groups as you desire. If you have a question about the groups, please call Judy Kortier at 819-2008.

Duplicate Bridge

Duplicate bridge is played on Wednesday afternoons at 12:30 p.m. in the Magnolia Room. For more information or to participate, please contact one of the Wednesday duplicate bridge coordinators: Joy Stefany at 868-8521 or Royann Doak at 863-6652.

H.P. Partnership Bridge Club

On Tuesday evenings, the partnership bridge club meets at 6:00 p.m. in the Craft Room. Members play with the same partner for the entire evening. Rounds of six hands are played. Please call Judy Kortier at 819-2008 or Sheila Cooper at 255-1524 to sign-up with your partner.

Party Bridge

Party bridge is played every week at the following times:

Monday evening, 6:00 p.m. in the Craft Room

Wednesday afternoon, 12:30 p.m. in the Magnolia Room

To participate, please contact the appropriate coordinator:

Monday evening: Bonnie Kraemer, 863-2051

Wednesday afternoon: Nancy Landers, 869-6108 or Bonnie Kraemer, 863-2051

ACBL Games

American Contract Bridge League games to earn masterpoints are available to Heritage Pines residents at the Nature Coast Bridge Club in Spring Hill. Fee based lessons from beginner to advanced skill levels are also available. For more information, please call Judy Kortier at 819-2008.

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Sewing and SharingWednesday,

In the Craft Room10 a.m. to 12 noon

Please bring your sewing machines to work on a project. Call Kathy Hendrickson. You must respond so material will be available for the program, 727-862-2394.

October 19

80 + Super SeniorsCome socialize and meet new friends to reminisce old times at the Clubhouse on Friday, October 14th at 12:00 p.m. for lunch. If interested, please call Loretta Fulda 727-697-2060 or Stephanie Nunziante 727-860-4142.

Fear of Falling?Balance class sponsored by Cares. Friday, October 21st at 1:30 p.m. in the PAC room. Eight consecutive Fridays, excluding the Friday after Thanksgiving. Runs thru Friday, December 16th. If interested please call Loretta Fulda 727-697-2060.

Angels in the PinesCraft Room at 1 p.m.

The Angels are back and working on various projects for this year. Our knitters and crocheter are meeting on the first and third Sundays of the month. Our sewers are meeting the second and fourth Sundays.

If anyone has a question or would like to join our group lessons are still available. Better yet just stop in and say HI!

Hope to see you all and watch for details on the Baby and thChildren's Shower for Nov 13 . Call Kathy Hendrickson

727-862-2394.

Kitty CoalitionAnd The Nominees Are……

Don't miss the event of the year! Kitty Coalition's 2011 Acatemy Awards Dinner! Voting is done but the results are secret until Sunday, October 16! In honor of National Feral Cats Day, resident animal lovers and their friends will celebrate with a delicious dinner in the PAC, red carpet, gowns, photo ops, trophies and more!

And the Nominees are:

Best Male Kitty: Winston Saunderson, Opie Montgomery, Bozo Bissett, Domino Unterweiser

Best Female Kitty: Couscous Sacher, Muffin Saunderson, Sassy Montgomery

Best Supporting Kitty: Sheba Sacher, Kiki Johnsen, Muffin Saunderson, Baby Gorechlad

Best Pair: Opie & Sassy Montgomery, Ernie & Cody Mariani, Muffin & Winston Saunderson, Sheba & Couscous Sacher, Tiger & Graylady Johnsen, Baby & Simon Gorechlad, Baylee & Kazkat Skuja

Best Indoor Adjustment: Baylee & Kazkat Skuja, Buddy Baird, Couscous Sacher, Jade Unterweiser

Best Troublemaker: Simon Gorechlad, Winston Saunderson, Ernie Mariani

Best Stunt Kitty: Mr. Kitty Gebhardt, Mei-Ling Unterweiser, Ernie Mariani

Best Adoption Strategy: Bozo Bissett, Jade Unterweiser, Ernie Mariani, Winston Saunderson, Mr. Kitty Gebhardt, Couscous Sacher, Simon Gorechlad

For tickets to witness the award ceremony, have a nice dinner and fun evening out, contact Sherry Churchill, Lee Gebhardt, Marcia Letterer or Jackie Ruth. Tickets are $12.50 each.

Hosted by for the

The children taken to the shelter usually come with only the clothes they wear so it is important that the shelter tries to obtain necessary clothing for them. They are in need of all clothing items from newborn to age 17 for both boys and girls.

This is a wonderful time for the grandma's and grandpa's of Heritage Pines along with our many Angels to show their support for such a worthy cause. We will be having refreshments that day for our children's shower so bring your donations wrapped if you like and a Director from the shelter will be with us to open the gifts. Call Kathy Hendrickson for further info 862-2394.

Angels in the PinesChildren of Domestic Violence

Sunday, November 13 • 1 p.m. in the Craft Room

Baby and Children's ShowerBaby and Children's Shower

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Peekaboo

Hi Everyone, my name is Peekaboo and I am a Lil Maltese.

I am a Palm Beach Puppy as I was born there. I was eight weeks old when my parents, Nancy and John Bolduc brought me home to Heritage Pines. I live in Woodfield Village on

Summersong Drive. They drove all the way over to Palm Beach to get me. I came home in a little car bed along with my first and favorite toy, which is a little white dog, to help me adjust. I love this dog to this day.

I have two brothers both cats (named Toby and Tabby) which were born under the air conditioner of our house. My Mommy and Daddy quickly adopted them. We run and play all around the house, and when Mommy takes me out for my walks, they sit at the garage door and cry for me to come back. I guess they love me even though I'm only a dog.

I just love people and dogs and can't wait to see them walk down the street or drive their golf carts by my house. My tail wiggles I get so excited to see them. I want to run over and greet them with my kisses as I am so friendly and the same goes for other doggies. I just want to kiss everyone.

So if you see me walking with my Mommy on the pink leash on Summersong Drive, stop and say Hi to me and I'll return a Hi with my kisses.

Lots of kisses to everyone, PEEKABOO

Pet of the Month Pet Lovers’ ClubPlease join us for an informative meeting on October 17 at 11:00 a.m. Hope you had a great summer! So now is the time to get back into the swing of things. We have a great speaker coming to help answer our question on Behavioral Management. In November, we have our resident speaker Meg Amelia. She will give us lots of information on Service dogs.

Would you help the Pet Lovers' Club to continue bringing informative speakers and interesting projects? Become a member or renew your annual membership today! New member (and 2011 renewal) dues are $12 per family and may be sent to:

Pet Lovers Club11120 Edge Park Dr • Hudson, FL 34667

Please drop a check in the mail while you are still thinking about it. Questions about Pet Lovers' Club, contact Gerard DePace ~ 727-379-6565. For Membership Information contact Karen Rumptz ~ 727-819-2574.

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Because you love your pet and the Pet Lovers' Club loves them too, we encourage you to register your pet(s) today on the Heritage Pines website.

http://www.heritagepines.net/inside_home.asp

Click on: Social,

then: Clubs and Groups

then: Pet Lovers

then: Register Your Pet in Heritage Pines (e-form)

You may attach a picture of your pet.

Registration

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thOn September 8 , we met for our monthly meeting. Twenty residents attended the Colorama Dinner and dance. Everyone enjoyed themselves. Thanks to Judy Steininger for coordinating this event.

thOn Saturday September 10 , a group of residents from Pines Glen ventured out on The Royal Caribbean Cruise line’s newest ship to the Caribbean, Needless to say everyone had a great time.

Nineteen residents attended Derby Lane brunch and a great time was had by all, we even had a few winners which made it more enjoyable.

If you haven’t turned in your pamphlet to Rosemary Corrao for the Winter Olympics, please do so immediately so she can proceed with her schedule of events.

Call Linda Langevin at 819-2405 to sign up for Pot Luck on thSaturday October 15 and tell her what you plan on

cooking.rdThe Golf Scramble has been changed to October 23 , I

hope all who signed up can make it since I already have the foursomes set up perfectly by handicaps. This change was due to the fact that the Clubhouse has many events planned

thfor the week of the 29 . It was an effort but I got Kevin and Paul our F&B director to agree on a date. Please call me or stop me when you see me to tell me if you are able to attend. I pray you all can (Toni Arevalo 819-3430.)

Pines Glen Village

Pines Glen

In MemoriamThe best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. ~

John O'Neill, of Woodfield Village

Paul Kelley, of Hilltop Village

John Van Fossen, of Linkside Village

Helen Keller

Eileen Weber, one of our chairpersons suggested we should incorporate a Volunteer Program in the Village to assist those unfortunate residents who cannot do small chores such as:

• Changing their AC filters

• Taking them food if they are unable to cook

• Driving them to Doctor appointments, etc.

A Sign-Up sheet was passed around at the meeting and an E-mail will be going out so those unable to attend the meeting can be informed.

Pat Derlamer introduced a new activity for the Village; a ndgroup of six residents will get together on the 2 Sunday of

the month. Each resident of the group will be responsible to bring dessert, appetizers, salad and the host for that month will be responsible to provide entrees, such as fish, meat or poultry. It will change every month, all are required to bring their own beverage. If you want to participate please call Pat Delamer at 857-4155.

Murder Mystery Dinner & Immokalee Casino trip please contact Judy Steininger at 697-3019.

THE NOVEMBER MEETING WILL BE on the 10th at LAURA NEWKIRK’S HOME at 1 p.m.