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August 2015 Volume 17, No. 8
Heritage Hunt Golf & Country Club: www.heritagehunt.net
HOA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President........................................................................Ken Aitchison
Director.............................................................................. Rex Giekes
Treasurer........................................................................ Don Hambric
Director........................................................................... Jack Martins
Vice President................................................................ Sandy Painter
Secretary...................................................................... Kathy Vergano
Director............................................................................Cathy Walsh
HOA COMMITTEES & THEIR CHAIRS
Budget & Finance.............................................................Todd Counts
Community Relations ............................................Charlotte Kennedy
Architectural Review .................................................... Andy Johnson
Emergency Preparedness Group.....................................Bernie Leech
Facilities............................................................................... Al Stearns
Food & Beverage....................................................... Mary McFadden
Golf.............................................................................Richard Murphy
Grounds.......................................................................... Jim Cumming
LSTV............................................................Jerry Surbey & Larry Alger
ON-SITE MANAGEMENT STAFF
Community Management Corporation (CMC):
General Manager Yale Feldman*............... [email protected]
Asst. General Mgr Rachel Mancinelli** ..... [email protected]............... 703-743-5482
Lifestyle Director Mark Hillis*.................... [email protected]
Covenants Admin. Chelsie Throckmorton*.... [email protected]
Bookkeeper (club accts) Marsha Brooks*.. [email protected]
Bookkeeper (HOA Dues) Carol Granger*.... [email protected]
Facilities Engineer Nestor Pangilinan......... [email protected] ..... 703-743-5488 x106
Facilities Engineer Kirk Wallace.................. [email protected]........... 703-743-5488 x107
Front Desk Super. Laura Weesner**........... [email protected]
Front Desk Admin. Leander Diaz**............ [email protected]
Front Desk Admin. Mohamed Sharfi**[email protected]
*Offices on the second floor of Marsh Mansion, 13451 Fieldstone Way
**Clubhouse front desk closed 12-1 p.m. Monday–Friday for lunch
Billy Casper Golf:
General Manager Jeff [email protected]................... 703-743-1100
Admin. Asst. Rachael [email protected]............... 703-743-2003
Director Food/Beverage Tim O’[email protected]................ 703-743-2001
Asst. F&B Dir. Susan Naugle [email protected]............... 703-743-2002
Director of Sales Cary Muirhead [email protected].......... 703-743-2005
Dir. Golf Operations John [email protected]................. 703-743-1000
Course Super. Steve [email protected].............. 703-753-8333
OTHER IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
American Disposal Services (trash/recycling pick up).........................................703-368-0500
Billy Casper Golf (BCG) Comment Line................................................................866-589-7757
Clubhouse Fax..................................................................................................... 703-743-2004
Clubhouse Front Desk......................................................................................... 703-743-2000
Clubhouse Woodworking Shop........................................................................... 703-743-1999
COMCAST (Ask for “Bulk Services.”)....................................................................855-638-2855
Condos I Managing Agent, A. R. M. I., Community Mgr Will Austin..... 703-753-1801/540-347-1901
Condos II Community Manager Laura Weesner..................................................703-743-2000
Heritage Hunt Dining Room Reservations...........................................................703-743-2021
Heritage Hunt Fitness Center.............................................................................. 703-743-2007
Heritage Hunt Front Gate Guard......................................................................... 703-743-5909
Heritage Hunt HOA Fax (Marsh Mansion)...........................................................703-743-5476
Heritage Hunt Pro Shop....................................................................................... 703-743-1000
Hunt Country Tavern........................................................................................... 571-248-2077
Prince Wm. County Non-Emergency...................................................................703-792-6500
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4840 Westfields Boulevard, Suite 300, Chantilly, VA 20151
P. O. Box 10821, Chantilly, VA 20153-0821
703-631-7200
After Hours Community Emergency 703-631-7200
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HOURS OF OPERATION
CLUBHOUSE (6901 Arthur Hills Drive)
Monday-Saturday .....................................................8 AM – 10 PM
Sunday......................................................................... 9 AM – 7 PM
CLUBHOUSE FRONT DESK
Weekdays ................................................................... 8 AM – 8 PM
Weekends.................................................................. 12 PM – 7 PM
VIRGINIAN DINING ROOM
Tuesday-Friday...........................................................11 AM – 8 PM
Saturday Lunch...........................................................11 AM - 2 PM
Sunday Brunch.................................................... 9:30 AM-1:30 PM
MARSH MANSION
Monday-Friday............................................................9 AM – 9 PM
Saturday-Sunday......................................................9 AM - 6:30 PM
HOA OFFICES
Monday-Friday............................................................8 AM – 5 PM
Holidays**............................................................................. Closed
**New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving
Day, Christmas Day and the day following Thanksgiving, Christmas and New
Years.
HUNT COUNTRY TAVERN
Thursday-Monday..................................................11 AM - 6 PM
Tuesday-Wednesday...............................................11 AM - 2 PM
FITNESS CENTER
Daily.......................................................................... 5 AM – 11 PM
Access between 5–6 AM and 9–11 PM require an activated ID card.
PRO SHOP
Daily, April–September................................................7 AM – 7 PM
Daily, October–March.............................................7:30 AM – 5 PM
INDOOR POOL
Monday–Friday........................................................... 6 AM – 9 PM
Saturday–Sunday, Holidays*........................................8 AM – 6 PM
Guests under 18 years–Monday–Saturday................ 1 PM – 3 PM
Guests under 18 years–Sunday & Holidays............... 1 PM – 4 PM
*Memorial Day, Independence Day and Labor Day. The pool is closed New
Year’s Day, Easter, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day.
OUTDOOR POOL - Season is Memorial Day to Labor Day
Monday–Sunday....................................................... 10 AM – 8 PM
Guests under 18 years–Monday–Saturday..............10 AM – 1 PM
Guests under 18 years–Sunday & Holidays............... 4 PM – 6 PM
*Memorial Day, Independence Day and Labor Day.
TENNIS COURTS...................................................Open till 9:30 PM
NOTICE OF MEETINGS*
Board of Directors–Third Monday, 9:30 AM, Marsh Mansion Parlor; Fourth
Thursday, 1 PM, Clubhouse Mountain View Room
Budget & Finance Committee–Third Wednesday, 1 PM, Mountain View Rm
Community Relations Committee–First Monday, 1 PM, Garden Room
Architectural Review Committee–Second and fourth Wednesdays, 9 AM,
Mountain View Rm
Facilities Committee–First Thursday, 1 PM, Mountain View Room
Food & Beverage Committee–Third Tuesday, 10 AM, Mountain View Room
Golf Committee–Second Wednesday, 3 PM, Mountain View Room
Ad hoc Golf Handicap Committee– Monday preceding the Golf Committee
meeting, 3 PM, CH Board Room
Grounds Committee–First Tuesday, 2:30 PM, Mountain View Room
*Meeting dates and/or locations are subject to change. Notice will be posted
on HHTV.
The Heritage Horn is published monthly by the Heritage Hunt
Homeowners Association, 6901 Arthur Hills Dr., Gainesville, VA 20155
Policy: Submit items by the tenth of the month prior to Mark Hillis, Editor. Articles
must be dated and signed and include the author’s phone number. The Heritage
Horn reserves the right to edit or postpone printing certain items. Advertisers are
not endorsed by the Heritage Hunt Homeowners Association.
Display & Classified Ads: Please contact the Editor at TheHorn@HeritageHunt.
net for rates and space availability. Classifieds have a $5 minimum for 20 or fewer
words and 25 cents per additional word.
Payment: Check or money order made out to Heritage Hunt HOA. Residents may
also choose to charge the cost of their ad to their clubhouse account There is no
charge for free or lost-and-found items in the classified ad column.
The Heritage Horn • August 2015
General Manager’s
Message
The Dog Days of summer are upon us,
but as always, we will strive to make
the best of it. We have had some record
setting storms and high heat, despite
which we have seen a flurry of activity which
resonates the vibrant lifestyle of our days in Heritage Hunt.
Looking back at July, we saw weddings, excursions; golf
outings and special dining events to help get us off to a good
financial start to the third quarter. One reason for optimism
has been an uptick in home sales and related assessment
resale revenues.
The last month has also brought some positive changes to
our community with our cleaning/porter age services, front
entrance gate guard service and landscape service. Take a
stroll, bike ride, dog walk or slow drive on Heritage Hunt
Drive and you will see a beautiful and lush assortment of
color and pristine grooming of our common areas. Kudos to
Heritage Landscape Services (HLS), our on site staff and the
Grounds Committee for their careful attention to keeping
Heritage Hunt looking beautiful. This portrays an extremely
positive image of our community to our guests and provides
for a pleasant way for all of us to enter out community when
we return from the hustle and bustle of the “outside.”
Speaking of guests entering our community, our “Gate
Key” system is being implemented during August and your
NHSS Front Gate guards will be checking all visitors to the
community to see if they are registered in the Gate Key
system. To allow entry for those guests or contractors not
registered, the homeowner will have to be called to confirm
the visitor access to the property. If a homeowner cannot be
reached the visitor will not be granted access. This is not a
difficult system and I encourage you to register your guests
and contractors or service providers online or by completing
the form at the Clubhouse Front Desk. This will better help
control those that gain access to the community and enhance
the sense of security for those entering our community.
Please inquire at the front desk if you have any questions or
need assistance.
And finally for this month, a special thanks to those involved
in two important community projects. First, Dick Schneider,
our former Board President, Ken Aitchison, our current
President, and others have been instrumental in keeping us
informed on the Dominion Power Line Routes and keeping
up the communications to the point where it looks like
our route will not be selected. Next, many thanks to Andy
Johnson with the Architectural Review Committee, the Board
of Directors and our CMC Asst. Mgr, Rachel Mancinelli, for
providing invaluable information on how to protect your
homes during lightning storms, and for the presentations
by contractors and electricians, the Lightning Protection
Institute and Underwriters’ Laboratories. We certainly
empathize for those that experienced a loss and it was great
to see all of the friends and neighbors who pitched in to help
in any way they could. Hopefully our increased knowledge
will help prevent future losses.
I hope the rest of your summer is filled with great times and
great memories.
Yale Feldman, General Manager
Community Management Corporation
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
General Manager’s Message
Board Briefs
Associa Cares
Virginia Building Code
Design Guidelines Revisions
Policy Resolution 8 Changes
New Faces + New Ideas...
Resident Forum / FRTF Call For Volunteer
Election Officers Needed / Lifeline
Screening / Community Open House
19th Hole
Golf Handicap Update
Golf Tournament Schedule
BCG Spotlight / Tuesday Buffet Menu
Food & Beverage Improvements Coming
VA Dining Room Early Bird Special
Patriot & Neighbor / My Neighbor’s Porch
Elementary School Volunteer Progam /
HHWO Annual School Supply Collection
Pop Top Update / Giving Circle
Thank You HH / Fall Fine Art/Craft Show
Garden Club
Men In Song / Free Movie Night
HH Concerts
HH Little Theater / HHWO Variety Show
HH Hiking Club News
Bocce League Championship News
HH Cylcing Club
Summer Exercise Tips
...And Tears
A Community Engaged
Summer BBQ Survival Tips
Save The Dates
Excursion Schedule
Fill Your Calendar...
Classifieds
Calendars
Front Cover - Bocce League Play Featuring
League Winners Baci Grandi
(photo taken by resident Jack Ganson)
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Board Briefs Update
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The Election Timeline for 2015 has been established. Applications for candidates for Board and Committee positions will be from September 14- October 16 and there
will be a Meet the Candidates event on November 18.
Voting on Online or by Paper Proxy will be from November 23- December 7 with the annual meeting on Tuesday December 8. There are currently 25 Open positions
between the BOD and the Committees. We now have 9
Committees: Architectural Review, Budget and Finance,
Community Relations, Emergency Preparedness, Facilities, Food and Beverage, Golf, Grounds and Light, Sound/
Television. Only LSTV does not have elected members
but accepts all the volunteers they can get. To help
everyone be informed of what the Board and Committees do, each of them has prepared a short informational
summary of their responsibilities for the community in
this Horn issue. We hope that all homeowners will get
informed and more will get involved.
Also in the August Horn are several proposed polices
that are presented for community review and comment.
Among them are, a proposed revision to the Design
Guidelines on Roofs, Shingles with an added section on
attached roofs, a Visitors Access policy and revisions to
Policy Resolution # 8 on Use of Lots, Living Units and
Common Areas. All residents should review to be aware
of these proposed changes that will come to the Board
within the next two months. Please do note that the area
of the Design Guidelines that stated a Design Review Application (DRA) was required to install a lightning protection system was changed to state no DRA is required.
Further information on that 6/25/15 Board decision,
suggested by the Architectural Review Committee, is
also in this issue of the Horn.
The website navigational videos that Lifestyle Director
Mark Hillis created have proven very useful and Mark
will be adding to these based on resident requests for
instruction on how to more effectively use areas of the
website. He has also created a Community Services section on the Member page. If you go to HOA and scroll
down, you will see this entry and can click on it to get to
that site. This area has varied topics of pertinent community interest and we will keep adding to it.
We also hope that everyone is aware that Dominion
Power has informed the State Corporation Commission
that they will not pursue the Northern Route for their
proposed power line location. This is the route that
would have bisected Heritage Hunt with huge power
towers. There are 5 other alternatives that they are looking at among which are lines along Route 66. The HOA
Board will remain vigilant on this issue until a final decision is made just to make sure our interests are always
protected.
Kathy Vergano , HOA Board Secretary
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them get back on their feet from a recent home fire.
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Dear Heritage Hunt Homeowners:
First, please allow me to thank you for your patience while
I conducted research on these concerns. I hope that this
communication addresses all issues raised from the multiple sources involved.
Regarding application of the VA Uniform Statewide Building Code (VUSBC) both construction and maintenance: In
Prince William County, buildings, structures and improvements must be constructed using the adopted edition of
the Virginia Uniform Statewide Building Code. Once the
building, structure or improvement is approved for use and
a final inspection/certificate of occupancy is issued by the
Building Department, the building must be maintained as
it was approved under that adoption cycle. That means it
must comply with the edition of the VUSBC that was in effect at the time of construction or improvement. Owners of
buildings or structures are not required to ‘upgrade’ or retrofit to new standards just because the code changes – even
at the time of sale or transfer. The code changes approximately every three years in VA. Since the existing systems
are deemed compliant, homeowners are not required to
upgrade the systems to comply with today’s requirements.
Of note for structures that are not compliant with the code
under which constructed: in VA there is a statute of limitations on prosecution of any non-compliant construction
work (building code violations) and there is a two part time
threshold that has to be met.
1. The Building Official (or inspector by extension) must
discover the non-compliant work or violation of the code
within two years of the final inspection approval and/or
certificate of occupancy
2. If found within two years, the building department can
seek resolution through the responsible party (the builder/
contractor) within one year after discovery to include
prosecution. However, if not found within two years, the
building department may only issue the homeowner a
report of findings, but take no further action
Regarding the two structures that were damage by fire
(5940 Affirmed Place and 6319 Adirondack Court): there is
no evidence that these fires were caused by failure of CSST
gas piping installed in these units. There is no evidence
that these fires were caused by non-compliant construction; meaning all of the homes in Heritage Hunt that have a
valid Certificate of Occupancy were inspected and approved in accordance with the code under which they were
constructed. Lastly, the Building Department can draw no
factual conclusions that the configuration of these units or
the systems contained therein were more susceptible to
lightning strikes then others. Our opinion is that the proximity of incidents is simply coincidence.
• 5940 Affirmed Place: Building permit #BLD2004-12674
issued 4/27/2004 under the 1996 edition of the VUSBC;
Certificate of occupancy issued 11/19/2004 – statute of
limitations expired
• 6319 Adirondack Court: Building permit #BLD200405253 issued 10/20/2003 under the 1996 edition of the
VUSBC; Certificate of occupancy issued 4/1/2004 – statute
of limitations expired
VA Building Code (contd.)
Regarding CSST piping: This piping was first used under
the 1996 CABO for One and Two Family dwellings. The
1996 CABO for One and Two Family Dwellings was adopted
under the 1996 edition of the VUSBC which was in effect
from 4/15/1997 until 10/1/2004 . The electrical requirement for bonding gas piping under this code permitted the
equipment conductor of the circuit (serving the equipment
such the furnace, water heater, etc..) likely to energize the
piping to serve as the bonding means. Since the equipment was bonded and grounded, the gas piping serving the
equipment was deemed to be bonded as well. The CSST
piping product was later identified as a concern for fires
potentially related to lightning strikes. The national and
state codes were changed to address this concern, and was
formally adopted under the 2006 edition of the VUSBC
which became effective May 1 , 2008. This now required the
CSST piping to be bonded to the electrical service grounding electrode system at the point where the gas piping entered the building. The Bonding conductor size shall not be
smaller than #6 copper. This code requirement continues
through the current edition of the VUSBC. Here are some
quick definitions to help:
• Bonding Conductor: The conductor used to permanently
join of all metal systems and parts of the electrical equipment together to assure continuity and the capacity to
safely carry any current likely to be imposed on any metallic piping , raceways, enclosures etc.
• Grounding Conductor: The conductor used to connect
equipment to the grounded bus bar and to the grounding
electrode system. This conductor provides a path for unintended current on metallic surfaces of electrical fixtures,
appliances, etc. to trip the circuit breakers for protection to
equipment and to people.
Since our analysis checks out, other options homeowners
might wish consider: THESE ARE NOT REQUIRED BY CODE
• Installing a Lightning Protection System on the roof of the
dwelling units would provide a greater level of safety and
protection for the owners and the building . This system
needs to be installed by a licensed contractor and this
would also have to comply with the National Electrical Code
Section 250.106 for bonding the electrodes of the Lighting protections system to the building Service Electrode
system. Electrical permits would be required.
• If homeowners would like to voluntarily upgrade their
electrical systems to comply with today’s CSST bonding
requirement to provide for a greater level of safety and protection, the Building Official has advised a limited service
permit should be obtained to perform this work – see link
for more on this permit http://www.pwcgov.org/government/dept/development/bd/Pages/Limited-Service-Repair-Permit-Program.aspx.
Again, I hope this has addressed all of the concerns raised.
Should you have any follow-up questions, please let me
know. If you believe that your home is non-compliant with
code under which it was constructed, please also let me
know and we can have an inspector come out and make a
determination of compliance and if the statute of limitations has expired.
Sean Farrell, President, VA Building & Code Officials Assoc.
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Proposed Revision to the 2012 Design Guidelines – Roofs and Shingles
On June 25, 2015, the Board of Directors approved the publication of revised changes to the Roof and Shingle Section of the
Design Guidelines. The revision (italicized text) contains a section on attached roofs and the entire revision should be carefully
reviewed by all residents. Comments can be sent to the Covenants Administrator Chelsie Throckmorton at cthrockmorton@
heritagehunt.net by August 31, 2015.
Roofs
1. General: No items may be mounted on the roof area forward of the ridge line of a house (except for TV antennas, satellite
dishes, solar tubes, and required dryer, furnace, sewer, and kitchen exhaust vents installed by the developer or approved by the
Architectural Review Committee.
The following do not require approval of a DRA:
- Installation of skylights and solar tubes on rear roofs, and
- Replacement of attic ventilation fans on rear roofs with like fans.
The following do require approval of a DRA:
- Installation of new attic fans on rear roofs, and
- Installation of solar tubes forward of the ridge line. See the topic Solar Tubes below.
- Installation of any other items mounted on any roof area.
2. Modification of Roofs: Any modification to an existing roof, addition of an additional roof (construction of a porch or sun
room) or change to the style or color of existing roof shingles requires a DRA. See the topic shingles SHINGLES below.
3. Roof Repairs / Replacement: –roof repair or replacement of shingles is discussed in SHINGLES below.
4. Roof Maintenance:– Roofs must be maintained in good condition at all times. This includes but is not limited to repairing
wind damage to shingles, roof vents, ridge vents, and cleaning off moss/algae stains and streaks.
If approximately twenty five percent (~25%) of the surface of any roof section is stained with algae, the Covenants Administrator (CA), acting for the HH HOA, will issue a letter to the owner of the home requesting that the roof be cleaned. In cases where
the owner questions that the 25% level has been reached, they should contact the CA by email or written letter for re-determination or an appeal hearing.
The roof of each attached and detached single family dwelling unit is the maintenance, repair, and replacement responsibility of
each individual dwelling unit owner/owners pursuant to Article 6, Section 6.15 of the Declaration.
Owners, who require more than 30 days from the date of the initial letter to have the roof cleaned, may request an extension up to an additional 30 days in an email or written letter to the CA that explains the need for the extension. Owners, who
require an extension of more than 60 days from the date of the initial letter to have the roof cleaned, may request an extension
by submitting a written letter to the Board of Directors that explains the need for the extension.
All written letters to the Covenants Administrator and the Board of Directors should be delivered by hand to the CA at the
Marsh Mansion or sent via the postal service. The postal address is found on the next page of this issue (page 13).
Owners should be aware that algae may return on a roof that has been cleaned, and it may need to be cleaned again.
Owners who have their roofs professionally cleaned should be aware that roof cleaning contractors typically provide a warranty that the algae will not return within a specific period of time. The warranty time period varies greatly among contractors; therefore, owners should be sure to understand the terms of any warranty before selecting a contractor. If roof algae
returns within the warranty period, owners should contact the contractor.
Shingles & Roof Repairs 1. Roof Repairs: When roof repair is required that involves only a limited number of shingles a DRA is not required. The shingles
used for the repair must match the color and style/design of the existing shingles as closely as possible. If shingles are used
that do not closely match the color and style / design of the existing shingles on the roof, the HOA may require them to be replaced.
Replacement or repair of existing dryer, sewer or furnace vents and their associated flashings or boots does not require a
DRA.
Replacement or repair of existing solar tubes and skylights and their associated flashings does not require a DRA.
Replacement of ridge vents does not require a DRA. However, the color of the new ridge vent should closely match the color
of the existing ridge vent or the roof shingles.
2. Total Shingle Replacement: A total roof shingle replacement on an attached or detached single family dwelling requires the
approval of a DRA. To maintain the architectural design of the community, it is preferred that the color of the new shingles
closely match the color of the existing shingles. In any case, the color of the new shingles being used shall complement the
siding or trim color of the house. A brochure or sample of the proposed shingle must be submitted with the DRA. Shingles that
are energy radiating (sun reflecting in summer and heat absorbing in winter) may be considered.
In the event of an emergency situation, to preclude a leaking roof from damaging the insulation or the interior of the house,
owners should contact the Covenants Administrator at 703-743-5494 or the ARC Chair to request that action on their DRA be
expedited via email / telephone approval vice waiting for the next scheduled ARC meeting.
Shingles on porches and sun rooms must match those on the main roof of the house in both style/design and color. If the
main roof is re-shingled, the porch or sun room roof must be re-shingled at the same time so that the total roof will be uniform in
style/design and color.
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The two shingle styles / designs used in Heritage Hunt are shown below. Either style / design may be used when doing a
total roof replacement on a detached single family dwelling. For shared roofs on attached single family dwellings, see the topic
Attached Roofs below.
3. Addition of a New Roof: When a new roof is added to a detached or attached single family dwelling, such as a sun room or
porch, the shingles of the addition must match the color and style/design of the existing shingles on the house as closely as
possible. (See the topic DECKS / PORCHES / SUN ROOMS). If shingles are used that do not closely match the color and style / design of the existing shingles on the house roof, the HOA may require them to be replaced or require that the house roof be replaced
to match the porch or sun room roof.
4. Attached Roofs:
The owners of attached single family dwelling units are individually responsible for the maintenance, repair, and replacement of
their own roof. However, owners of attached single family dwelling units that have a “shared/common roof”, as shown in the picture below, where lot lines are not clearly delineated on the roof, are free to agree or come to an arrangement amongst themselves
as to how to deal with the maintenance, repair, or replacement of their “shared/common” roof.
Replacement of a “shared/common roof” on an attached single family dwelling requires approval of a DRA.
To maintain the overall design concept, the architectural design features, and visual and aesthetic appearance of the community,
the HOA strongly recommends and urges that when one part of a “shared/common roof” requires replacement, that all lot owners
in that unit join together to replace the entire roof at once. If this is not feasible:
a. the first unit owner to re-roof will be restricted to using shingles of the same design/style as the shingles currently on the
roof and a color that matches the current color as closely as possible; and
b. succeeding unit owners desiring to re-roof shall be restricted to using shingles from the same manufacturer as the owner
who previously re-roofed and of the same type, design/style, and color. If the shingles that were first used are no longer available, then the owner(s) must use a shingle that is the best match possible.
In the case of a. above, the Covenants Administrator will send a letter to other unit owners that are not re-roofing at the same
time advising them of the action being taken within their unit. Owners, who refuse to participate in the re-roofing project, will be
required to sign a statement stating that they:
•
have been warned of the risk of leakage occurring at the “property line / party wall”,
•
understand that when they elect to re-roof, they will be required to use shingles of the same manufacturer, style/design, and
color as the shingles used by the participating owners or the closest match possible.
If roof repair or complete re-shingling by one owner of an attached single family dwelling unit causes damage to an adjacent
dwelling unit, the provisions of Article 9 of the Declaration may apply if the party wall between units is damaged. Otherwise, the
HOA will NOT be involved in settling any disputes.
NOTICE: Roofers have been consulted regarding replacing only part of a shared/common roof on a shared/common roof unit and
not replacing the rest of the roof. Some say that the roofs may be effectively laced together and others say they cannot be effectively laced together and that leakage can be expected to occur at the place where the roofs are laced together.
____________________________________________________________Cut the article here ______________________________________________________________
Draft Covenants Administrator letter to non-participants
Dear:
Please sign and return a copy of the attached statement to:
Covenants Administrator
Heritage Hunt Homeowners Association
6901 Arthur Hills Drive
On this date __________________, I ______________________________have been notified by the Heritage Hunt Homeowners Association Covenants Administrator that the owner of the dwelling unit located at ________________________________plans to re-shingle his/her home.
I acknowledge I have been informed that the owner of the dwelling unit at _________________________________________________ will use ___
________________________________ brand shingles in the [3-tab design] [architectural design] in the color ___________________________.
I do not wish to re-roof my dwelling unit at this time. Therefore, I hereby acknowledge that at the time I do re-shingle my dwelling
unit located at _____________________________, I will be required to submit a Design Review Application for approval by the Architectural Review Committee. I also hereby acknowledge that I will be required to use shingles of the same manufacture, design, and color
as used by the owner of ___________________________________ if they are available. If such shingles are not available,
I will be required to use shingles that match the design and color of the shingles used by ____________________________________ as closely
as possible.
I hereby acknowledge that I have been warned of the risk of leakage occurring at the “property line” between my dwelling unit and
the dwelling unit located at ______________________________________________________.
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Approved Revisions to the
2012 Design Guidelines:
Topic: Storage - Including subtopics
Vertical Storage Bins and Sheds
At the 6/25/2015 Board meeting, the Board unanimously voted to approve, publish, and distribute
a proposed change to the 2012 Design Guidelines
regarding the topic STORAGE that was announced in
the May 2015 HORN. One of the key things that this
change to the Design Guidelines does is to allow residents to install small vertical storage bins and sheds
that meet certain criteria.
Can you just go install a vertical bin or shed? NO! The
first step you must take is to obtain a Prince William
County (PWC) Zoning Administration permit. The
second step is to submit a Design Review Application
(DRA) to the Covenants Administrator for approval
by the Architectural Review Committee (ARC) at one
of its regularly scheduled Wednesday meetings. The
DRA must be accompanied by the PWC permit and all
of the other supporting documentation called for in
the change to the Design Guidelines. This is a potentially substantial change to the view seen by rear
neighbors. So, notification of neighbors that will see
the vertical bin or shed is required.
How can you obtain the full text of this important
change to the 2012 Design Guidelines? You can go
to the front desk of the main clubhouse and obtain a
copy. You can also log into the HH website using your
user name and password. The in turn click on the following – HOA/Documents/Design Guidelines/Storage
2015 Modification. While you are at this location, you
can also see the other four modifications made to the
Design Guidelines in 2014 and 2015 regarding – Invisible Fences; Mailboxes and Mailbox Posts; Maintenance of Roofs (including algae); and Balloons (use of
during sales open house events).
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At the 6/25/2015 Board meeting, the Board unanimously voted to approve, publish, and distribute to
the community a change to the 2012 Design Guidelines regarding the topic LIGHTNING PROTECTION
that is effective immediately.
Lightning Protection – Lightning protection systems
are permitted and submission of a Design Review Application (DRA) for approval is not required; however,
the Board of Directors and the Architectural Review
Committee strongly recommend that if a lightning
protection system is installed that:
• It be installed in accordance with the National Fire
Protection Association (NFPA) Code 780.
• It be installed by a certified installer.
Approved Revisions (contd)
• That homeowners obtain a Underwriters Laboratories Master Label Certificate or a Lightning Protection
Institute Master Certificate.
It is the homeowner’s responsibility to obtain appropriate County permits and ensure that required inspections are carried out. Should lightning strike any
home in the community, with or without a lightning
protection system, the HH HOA assumes no responsibility for the damage that may occur to the home that
is struck or adjoining or nearby homes.
Andy Johnson, ARC Chair
Proposed Changes to
Policy Resolution #8
Use of Lots, Living Units and Common Areas
The following is a listing of changes proposed to the
above Policy Resolution which is being published for
Community comment prior to BOD approval. Any
questions or comments should be referred to Sandy
Painter 703-743-1369 or [email protected]
by August 31.
1. Use of Dwelling Unit as an In-Home business –
added reference to Policy Resolution #14 Standards
for Businesses in Dwelling Units.
2. Yard Sales – added provision for yard sales held in
conjunction with a BOD approved community yard
sale.
3. Use of Common Areas:
• Added restriction on swimming, wading, fishing,
boating, skating on Common Areas
• Added restriction on storage on Common Areas
• Added contact information for questions/complaints
4. Rearranged some paragraphs and various grammar
/word changes made.
5. Confirmed with Legal Counsel that HOA policy
prohibiting political campaigning and/or solicitation
is valid.
Toiletries For Veterans!
Please don’t forget our Veterans in your travels.
They need all sorts of toiletries, slippers, razors, etc.
HH residents Annette and Andy Johnson collect items for
patients at the Hunter Holmes VA McGuire Medical Center
in Richmond. Drop off your donations on the front porch
at 6715 Kimberwick Ct.
Questions, call 703-743-5181.
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New Faces + New Ideas = Vibrant Committees & Community
Have you ever thought about why Heritage Hunt is such an
attractive place to call home? If not, let us assure you there
are 70+ resident volunteers that dedicate their time to serve
on committees, task forces and the Board of Directors that
ask questions and seek solutions that benefit the community
as a whole. Each year during the annual meeting the
community is given the opportunity to elect those
representatives or in the case of Light, Sound and TV appoint
members to serve on these important governing bodies. The
Association asks you to read on to learn more about each of
the committee’s function and even attend a committee meeting or two that might be of interest. If you think you found a
service area of interest then visit the Clubhouse Front Desk
to pick up a Candidacy Application and keep reading to see
what positions are open for election. We look forward to seeing you at the Annual Meeting on December 8, 2015.
Board of Directors - Ken Aitchison, President
The Board’s role is to govern the Association and set the
policies, standards, procedures, programs and budgets for
the Association. Board members have the responsibility of
balancing the needs and obligations of the Community as a
whole with those of individual owners. Board members have
a fiduciary duty that requires Directors to act within their
authority, to exercise due care, and to act in good faith and
with ordinary care that they believe to be in the best interests of the Association. Board members rely on the Managing Agent for the daily operation of the Association and on
the Standing Committees for advice and recommendations.
Board Members serve as Liaisons to the Standing Committees and are expected to attend their respective Committee
meetings. There are two (2) regularly scheduled Board
meetings each month requiring attendance. In addition,
there may be other meetings during the month called for a
specific purpose such as appeal hearings, budget meetings
or Executive Sessions.
Yes, being a Board member requires a commitment, but it
also provides an opportunity to work with fellow volunteers
and enjoy the sense of accomplishment and fulfillment as
you experience being a volunteer leader in your Community.
Architectural Review Committee – Andy Johnson, Chair
The Committee is comprised of seven elected members who
serve for three (3) years and three (3) alternates appointed
by the BOD for one year terms. Elected members terms are
staggered so no more than 3 members terms expire in a
given year.
Meetings are held a 9 a.m. on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays
of the month in the Main Clubhouse Mountain View Room.
They generally last from 1-1/2 to 3 hours. The Committee
conducts business following the basics in Robert’s Rules of
Order.
Depending on the time of year, each member could be given
anywhere from 2-4 applications to review prior to the meeting. The applications are assigned about a week prior to the
meeting and are posted for review on Drop Box at least a
week prior to the meeting. Assigned applications are placed
in an envelope for committee members to pick up in the Club
House library. Any newly-elected member is given ample
time and assistance before they are required to handle applications on their own.
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Once an application is assigned, the committee member
usually meets with the homeowner, reviews the application
on site, verifies the accuracy of the application, makes or
recommends corrections as needed, compares the application against the Design Guidelines, presents the application
to the full Committee at the Wednesday meeting, and makes
a motion regarding the application – approve, approve with
stipulations, deny for cause, or place on hold. After a second
of the motion and subsequent discussions, a vote is taken.
Each committee member has one vote. To pass, a motion
must be approved by a majority of the members present.
The Committee is not involved with enforcement of reported
violations. That is the job of the Covenants Administrator. Appeals of violations letters go to the Board. However,
the CA may ask the Committee for advice regarding how to
interpret the guidelines and whether or not a situation is or
is not a violation.
Budget and Finance Committee – Todd Counts, Chair
The primary responsibility of the Budget and Finance
Committee (B&FC) is to advise the board of directors on
Association financial and budgetary matters. The board of
directors may also assign the B&FC tasks from time to time
such as reviewing the monthly financial statements prepared
by the managing agent; reviewing the annual audit;
coordinating the preparation of an annual operating budget
in conjunction with the association’s managing agent and
other committees; preparing an annual long-term budget
projection; making recommendations for capital
improvements or enhancements and/or reviewing proposed
improvements in terms of their financial impacts and, as
appropriate, preparing a proposed long-range capital
improvements budget.
Expertise in accounting or finance is useful but anyone with
critical thinking skills will be an asset to the
Committee. A mix of committee members with accounting/
finance backgrounds and non-finance backgrounds would
be ideal for solving complex problems facing the HOA. We
urge you to attend our regular monthly meetings, which
are held the third Wednesday of each month at 1 p.m. in the
Don’t judge each day by
the harvest you reap but by
the seeds that you plant.
Robert Louis Stevenson
New Faces + New Ideas = Vibrant Committees & Community
Clubhouse Mountain View Room, to learn more about what
we do and see if you might have an interest in serving on
the committee. Additionally, plan to attend any of the 2016
budget meetings held during late August, September and
October in the Marsh Mansion Parlor Room to obtain
first-hand knowledge of the budgeting process.
All committee seats have a three year term of service. This
year two of the seven seats will be up for election at the
annual meeting in December 2015. For your information a
copy of our 2015 calendar is posted on the Heritage Hunt
home page as well as copies of our charter and various
financial reports.
Community Relations Committee – Charlotte Kennedy,
Chair
The primary responsibility of the Community Relations
Committee (CRC) is to advise the board of directors and
inform the community about issues, concerns, and activities
of interest to Heritage Hunt residents. The CRC monitors
public and private sector activities and developments that
may impact Heritage Hunt; organizes and presents nonfood-and-beverage activities, informational programs and
events, of interest to residents. CRC also supports the CMC
managing agent in providing the board of directors with
policy recommendations designed to improve
communication efforts of the HOA.
Examples of CRC activities include arranging community
briefings on Gainesville land development projects
(Heritage Hunt Plaza, Gateway expansion, Promenade at
Virginia Gateway); attending Prince William County and
Gainesville district public meetings and informing the
community of issues affecting Heritage Hunt; sponsoring a
Resident Forum series featuring HH residents
describing their experiences and/or area of expertise;
sponsoring a series of medical presentations by Novant and
Fauquier Health specialists; providing a Foreign Service
lecture series conducted by former U.S. Embassy officials;
presenting Free Movie Night; coordinating an elementary
school volunteer program, and a Future Resident Task Force
to highlight all Heritage Hunt has to offer to future residents.
Emergency Preparedness Committee-Bernie Leech,
Chair
The Heritage Hunt Board of Directors has approved the
Emergency Preparedness Committee to become a fully electable committee. The current 5 members, all of which have
moved to Heritage Hunt in the past 3 years, we’re appointed
to continue the work started by Dick Powell and dozens of
dedicated Emergency Volunteers. Our main objective is to
prepare all residents to react to and deal with any natural
or man made emergency; to be self reliant. In addition to
the monthly Horn articles on safety and preparedness,we
encourage residents to be fully prepared by following the
guidelines of File for Life, Emergency Preparedness Checklist
and RNA (Ready, Notify and Act). We have held CPR and AED
training sessions which we hope to expand by having them
on a regular basis for all interested HH residents.
The more we educate, the better prepared we are. For any
residents that have an interest to be on the committee or to
be an Emergency Volunteer, please complete an application
that is available in the Clubhouse Lobby or online.
Facilities Committee - Al Stearns, Chair
The primary responsibility of the Facilities Committee is to
advise the Board of Directors on issues affecting the
maintenance, repair, use and enjoyment by the membership
of the commonly owned facilities. The facilities include the
main clubhouse, fitness center, Marsh Mansion, swimming
pools, tennis, front gate guard house, and the two rest rooms
on the golf course.
We review and approve contracts for facility maintenance,
repair and enhancements. We provide input to the annual
HOA budget and the special projects budget. We ensure that
budgeted projects are prepared for bidding and awarded for
the best value for the community. We invite residents’
suggestions for improvements and enhancements to our
community. We invite you to come to our monthly
meetings held on the first Thursday of each month at 1 PM in
the Mountain View Card room in the main clubhouse.
Food and Beverage Committee - Mary McFadden, Chair
The primary responsibilities of the Food and Beverage (F&B)
Committee are to advise the BOD on issues relating to food
and beverage operations at Heritage Hunt. This includes
development and implementation of social events,
recreation activities, and the delivery of food and beverage to
support such activities and programs.
The committee works closely with the food and beverage
managing agent (BCG). The members monitor the service,
menu offerings and events planned by BCG for our residents.
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New Faces (contd.)
The focus of the committee has grown to include providing
recommendations to the budget and finance committee in
preparation of the annual budget. The committee also
monitors the banquet bookings as they play an integral part
of achieving budgetary goals. Policies regarding the use of
the dining facilities are reviewed annually.
Committee members are expected to attend the monthly
meetings as well as act as a liaison with other committees.
Keeping abreast of correspondence within the committee in
a timely manner is expected therefore a working knowledge
of Word processing and e-mail programs is helpful. A report
at the monthly Board meetings inform the community of our
progress and concerns. We also submit quarterly reviews
of BCG’s performance to the Board. It is our hope that the
time and energy put forth by this committee will continue to
improve the quality of dining for Heritage Hunt residents.
Golf Committee - Richard Murphy, Chair
The Golf Committee in conjunction with Billy Casper Golf
(BCG) recommends golf policies, activities and financial
objectives to the Board of Directors to ensure a successful program. In addition, the committee submits quarterly
reviews of BCG’s performance to the Board.
The committee continuously reviews procedures for
balancing non-member requests for use of the golf course,
equitable use of the course by resident men’s and women’s
golf associations, and speed of play on the course to insure
its maximum available use.
The committee schedules outings for all levels of players
several times a year. Through the Pro Shop, it annually
maintains an excess of 30,000 tee time schedules, offers
clinics and private lessons, responds to member questions
regarding golf at Heritage Hunt and provides desirable
merchandise to players and non-players in the Pro Shop. It
monitors the maintenance of the golf course, its security and
improvements through the Greens Superintendent.
During the year, budget reports are reviewed monthly to
insure the golf operation is meeting its budget objectives as
well as to “flag” changes that might be necessary in
preparing the next year’s golf budget. As emergencies with
golf course maintenance arise, requests are submitted to the
Budget and Finance committee.
Grounds Committee – Jim Cumming, Chair
The primary responsibility of the Grounds Committee is to
advise the Board of Directors on issues affecting the use and
enjoyment of the commonly owned grounds (non golf course
areas) by the membership. In particular, the Grounds Committee makes recommendations to the Board of Directors regarding grounds management, maintenance, access security,
common grounds and roads safety, and enhancements.
The Grounds Committee oversees an operating budget of
$1,102,170 for 2015. Included in this are contracts for nongolf landscaping, snow removal, front gate attendants, trash
removal, pond and water features, signs, and exterior lights.
Grounds also provides oversight for nearly $300,000 in
reserve funds to use for repair and replacement of pavement
and sidewalks, asphalt, walls and fencing, the non-golf irriga-
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New Faces (contd.)
tion system, and needed tree and plant replacement.
The Grounds Committee takes part in contractor implementation of existing contracts under our budget control and
also works on and contributes to the process of re-competing these contracts. Also, the Grounds Committee recommends changes regarding the maintenance, improvement,
and development on common grounds during the preparation of the annual budget.
The Grounds Committee works closely with our contractors,
HH HOA BOD, HH HOA Management , and Heritage Hunt
residents to ensure our common areas are maintained and
public safety issues are controlled and resolved promptly.
The Grounds Committee invites all residents to attend our
monthly meetings on the first Tuesday of each month at 2:30
PM in the Mountain View Room of the main Clubhouse.
Light, Sound and TV (LSTV) Committee - Jerry Surbey
and Larry Alger, Co-Chairs
Would you enjoy participating on a team of Heritage Hunters
who perform a visible and valuable service to the community and have a good time doing it? We’re talking about the
LSTV Committee (and we do a lot more). Our team consists
of 20 residents and, seriously, we’d love to have more men
and women join our team so that we can provide greater
service and spread the workload. We do a variety of LSTVlike activities, including:
• Live broadcasting and replay of the Board of Directors’
Meetings
• Setting up, and operating lighting and sound systems
for: Men’s Chorus, Women’s Chorus, Little Theater,
Women’s Organization, Movie Nights, Food & Beverage
events, all the committees, resident clubs and other activities that need our support
• Setting up and operating our lap tops and projectors for
any clubhouse or Marsh Mansion event that requires it.
• Engineering, installing and maintaining improvements
to our systems in the ballroom and card room and the
front gate security system
In short, there is something for everyone. New members do
not have to be expert in anything related to what we do, just
interested in learning. We provide all the training and on
the job experience you will need before we turn you loose on
your own (with assistance of a senior member, if needed or
wanted). Of course, if you are expert in anything we do, we
will also welcome you with open arms. We get a lot of kudos
from community residents and outsiders who enjoy our
services. Stop by the LSTV room on the lower level of the
Clubhouse some Monday morning and get more information.
So if you want to continue the proud service tradition that
has helped Heritage Hunt win several top community honors
then attend one or more of the committee meetings and ask
questions to those that currently serve. You will find that
they are all personable and care deeply about the future of
Heritage Hunt. Lastly, make sure to stay connected by visiting the community website and reading articles that will be
presented in upcoming issues of The Heritage Horn. You can
make a difference and we hope to see you get plugged in.
Current Board and Committee Members
Board of Directors
Ken Aitchison...............................................................................2017
Rex Giekes.....................................................................................2017
Don Hambric................................................................................2015
Jack Martins..................................................................................2016
Sandy Painter...............................................................................2017
Kathy Vergano.............................................................................2015
Cathy Walsh..................................................................................2016
Architectural Review Committee
Marge Cervoni.............................................................................2017
Al Daitch.........................................................................................2016
W. Warren Grant.........................................................................2016
Andrew Johnson.........................................................................2015
Frank Nahlik.................................................................................2017
Vicki Neal.......................................................................................2015
Seymour Samuels.......................................................................2016
Budget and Finance Committee
Gene Cook.....................................................................................2015
Todd Counts.................................................................................2015
Gordon Garney............................................................................2017
Barbara Marotta.........................................................................2017
Ric Perez........................................................................................2017
Peter Vergano..............................................................................2016
Bill Walsh.......................................................................................2016
Community Relations Committee
Barbara Foote..............................................................................2015
Charlotte Kennedy.....................................................................2016
Patricia Phillips...........................................................................2016
Emily Russell................................................................................2015
Willard Scott................................................................................2015
Ruth Hill.........................................................................................2015
Joey Wagner.................................................................................2017
Facilities Committee
Bob Dunn.......................................................................................2016
Jocelyn Hamilton........................................................................2016
Jim Hannon...................................................................................2015
Mary Lou Johnson......................................................................2017
Martin Sedlazek..........................................................................2015
Al Stearns......................................................................................2017
Lois Wagner..................................................................................2016
Food and Beverage Committee
OPEN...............................................................................................2017
Frank Cartwright........................................................................2016
Betty Hitchcock...........................................................................2017
OPEN...............................................................................................2016
Mary J. McFadden.......................................................................2015
Don Palmer...................................................................................2016
Allen T. Smith...............................................................................2015
Golf Committee
Gerald Broyles.............................................................................2016
Cathy Carrico...............................................................................2017
Joseph Gorzka..............................................................................2017
Walter Meyer...............................................................................2017
Richard Murphy..........................................................................2015
Donna Sellinger..........................................................................2016
John Tweed...................................................................................2015
Grounds Committee
Jim Cumming................................................................................2015
Bob Denger...................................................................................2016
Sue Frank.......................................................................................2017
John Kammerer...........................................................................2017
Art Moosally.................................................................................2016
Mark Siegel...................................................................................2015
Chuck Zumbaugh.......................................................................2017
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The Community Relations Committee (CRC) sponsors
the popular Residents Forum Series featuring a fellow
Heritage Hunt resident sharing professional experiences, hobbies or other areas of expertise with our
community. The Forums are held at the Heritage Hunt
clubhouse in the Mountain View Room on the 2nd
Tuesday of each month from 7:00 to 8:30 PM.
August 11 - Mary Foster, President, Life Long Learning
Institute - Manassas (LLI-Manassas), will share details
about an active group of age 50+ adults who enjoy
learning and having fun together! LLI-Manassas,
hosted by the Manassas Campus of Northern Virginia
Community College, offers a diverse menu of classes
and social activities.
Are you interested in science, philosophy, literature,
cooking, health and fitness, history or the performing
arts? Did you want to learn more about the Civil War,
WWI or are current events your interest? LLI has a
class for everyone.
Hone your writing skills, increase your knowledge
of science, explore the world’s religions, hike, learn
a new cooking skill or attend a performance at the
Hylton Center. Everyone benefits from these diverse
offerings and friendly atmosphere.
September 8 - Mark Hillis, Lifestyle Director, will give
an interactive presentation on how to stay connected
to community happenings with tips on the community
website. Your learn how to modify your profile, join
buddy groups, sign up for event/dining/golf events,
view account activity, engage in the community
bulletin board, quick search tips and more. He also
show how to use your smart devices (tablets and
smart phones) to help you stay connected while on
the go.
Emily Russell, Community Relations Committee
Future Residents Task Force
The FRTF is looking for a volunteer to join our task
force. It would be ideal, but not necessary, to have
marketing experience and good computer skills. This
person would be working closely with the Community
Open House (COH) coordinator with the objective to
take over in the fall of 2016. The current
coordinator will mentor the new member for the next
2 COH events to make it easy to take over. The rest of
the Task Force is very supportive. I’m confident we’ll
find the right person since we all know there is so
much talent in Heritage Hunt.
Interested? Then please contact the Community
Relations Committee Chair, Charlotte Kennedy, at
[email protected].
Pat Phillips, FRTF
Election Officers Needed
With the November elections approaching, we are
looking for several people willing to serve as Election
Officers here in Heritage Hunt.
NEW FORMAT – you may split the work day with a
friend rather than working the entire time period. We
start at 5 AM and finish about 8-9 PM. You may divide
the day with a friend. Please come assist us with registration and machine operation to make the voting
process as smooth as possible for your neighbors.
Call me with any questions or visit http://www.pwcgov.org/resident-services/voting/ for an application.
Willard Scott, Community Relations Committee
Lifeline Screening Special
Notice
Those who attended the Lifeline Screening that was
held on June 24 at the Evergreen Volunteer Fire
Department Station a piece of their equipment that
measures an abdominal aortic aneurysm was inoperable. Anyone who had the test is eligible for a $35
refund(per person) by contacting them at 866-6184828.
Do your friends
want to live
here too?
The Future Residents Task Force will hold the Heritage Hunt Golf & Country Club (HHG&CC) Community Open House on Sunday, October 18, 2015, from
12:30 to 4:00 p.m. Mark your calendars. As you
may (or may not) know, the Future Residents Task
Force coordinates a Community Open House here at
Heritage Hunt. On the day of the Community Open
House many of our common facilities are staffed with
resident volunteers that greet visitors, answer visitor’s questions about HHG&CC, pass out folders with
community information and the most current weekly
list of properties for sale or rent (on the HH website
under “About Us”, “Real Estate”, “Property Listing”),
and as needed, provide tours of our amenities/facilities. We don’t sell house. We sell Heritage Hunt as
a place to live! If you wish to volunteer on that day
for any or all of the time, contact Kathy Aust,
[email protected], 703-743-5902. Thanks!
Kathy Aust, Future Residents Task Force
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In Position on the Golf
Course
Pace of Play is critical to the growth and success of
Heritage Hunt CC; and to the enjoyment of our Members. We speak often of our expectation of each Group
playing 18 holes in 4 hours 20 minutes or less in
every tournament.
We also talk often about your Group “Maintaining
your position on the golf course with the Group in
front of you.” The question, then, is how can I tell if I
am “In Position” to the Group in front of me?
In our HHGC, you and your Group are “In Position
with the Group in Front of You” when:
* On a Par 3 – your Group arrives at the tee box as the
Group in front of you is making their last putt or 2
and/or replacing the flag and walking off the green.
Group in front of you is arriving at the green.
Group in front of you is hitting or driving away from
their approach shots to the green/3rd shots.
When your group arrives at a tee box sooner than
these situations, you are ahead of your expected pace.
Should your group arrive at a tee box later than any of
these situations, your group is out of position with the
group in front of you. Speed up your pace of play immediately until you are back in a position described
above; then maintain your position to the group in
front of you for the remainder of your round.
Richard Murphy, Golf Committee Chair
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HHWGA-18 Member Guest Tournament held July 15
The pictures should be of Jo Ellen Hargett and Shirley
LaMongtagne with a 1957 Harley Davidson
motorcycle owned by Hodge Harrison. Shirley and
Jo Ellen won first place in our 1950’s & 1960’s
costume contest for the Rock ‘n’ Roll Classic.
Golf Handicap Update
Yellow Stakes Define the Margin of or
Identify a Water Hazard
Water Hazards Rule 26
Water Hazard: A Water Hazard is marked with yellow
stakes and/or yellow line.
1. Play the ball where it lies without penalty, or
2. Under penalty of one stroke, you can play the ball
from where your last shot was played, or
3. Under penalty of one stroke, you may drop the
ball any distance behind the water hazard, keeping
a straight line between the spot where the ball is
dropped (A), the point where the ball last crossed the
margin of the hazard (B) and the hole location (C).
(see image below).
4. Please note that option #3 is not the line-of-flight
of the ball as it entered the hazard. It is the line to the
flag so it may be a different angle.
2nd Annual Heritage Hunt
SMGA Golf Tournament
The Salute Military Golf Association
“Empowering Wounded Warriors, One Fairway at a Time”
Meet SMGA wounded warriors committed to healing through golf
Proceeds to SMGA and Bull Run Warrior Retreat
Friday, August 14
Heritage Hunt Championship Golf Course
Golf, Food, Prizes, Entertainment, Recognition
$100 Per Person Entry Fee Includes Greens Fee, Cart,
Refreshments, Goodie Bag, Box Lunch,
And Reception, plus Cash Bar
Register Today at HH Front Desk or Golf Pro Shop
For further information and to offer sponsorship
Call Trudy, 703-743-1000 or Ron, 703-743-5468
1ST ANNUAL
BJ’S SUMMER SHAMBLE
(Bettie/Judy’s)
Once the player has made his/her decision, he/she
proceeds with one of the above 3 options and continues play.
Please remember for Pace of Play to look no longer
than five (5) minutes for a lost ball!
Always remember to Post your scores after each
round! Thank you to Marlene Lapierre for this article.
HH Golf Handicap Committee
Saturday, August 15th
(Rain Date August 22nd)
9:00 AM Shotgun Start
Format: 2 Person Shamble
(Teams paired by Pro-Shop)
THREE WINNERS IN EACH FLIGHT
Men play white tees / Women play red tees
Entry Fee: $20 plus usual green/cart fees
Open to first 120 HH Residents, Hunt Club, Platinum & Silver Members
**Must have current Heritage Hunt handicap**
For more information contact:
Bettie Layman 703-743-5653
[email protected]
Judy Murphy 703-743-2981
[email protected]
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Tournament Name
BJ’S SUMMER
SHAMBLE
Tournament
lead
Day of
Week
Shotgun
Start
Time
Date
Rain Date
Judy Murphy
Saturday
Bettie Layman
9:00AM
August 15
August 22
Tournament Format
2 Person Shamble. Pick a partner or be
paired by the Pro Shop.
MEMBER-MEMBER
Joe Gorzka
Friday/
Saturday
9:00AM
September
11 & 12
September Member/Member tournament committee to
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determine format of tournament.
HH PLAYERS
TOURNAMENT
Diane Decker
Saturday
9:00AM
October 3
October 10
October 22
Players are the Top 15 Men and Top 15
Women Winners for the year. Two
October 29 contestants eliminated on each hole on holes
1 thru 5. One contestant eliminated on each
hole on holes 6 thru 9.
TOP GUN SHOOTOUT
John Yancy
Thursday
1:00PM
Individual Net Play. Your last chance to
qualify for the Top Gun Shoot-Out.
Top Gun
Points
available
Open to
(Must have a current
Heritage Hunt Handicap)
Yes
Heritage Hunt Residents,
Hunt Club, Platinum and
Silver Members
Yes
Silver Members
Yes
Silver Members
N/A
Top 15 Men and Top 15
Women by total points won
through the year.
Note:For the BJ’s Summer Shamble and the Member/Member tournaments, partners must have handicaps that are
no more than 8 stokes apart. If greater than 8 strokes the “B” player’s handicap will be limited to 8 stokes higher
than the “A” player’s handicap.
Golf for SMGA – August 14
On August 14, Heritage Hunt will host its annual tournament to raise money for SMGA – The Salute Military
Golf Association and The Bull Run Warrior Retreat in
Haymarket. SMGA provides training, equipment and
playing opportunities for armed forces personnel with
serious injuries since 9/11 who have chosen golf as
a means of physical and behavioral recovery. These
wounded veteran SMGA members play golf for free at
HH. We expect 20-25 SMGA members to participate.
Foursomes will play for prizes in a friendly format.
Check-in will start at 8:30am followed by a 10:00
shotgun start, 3:00 reception, and a 3:45 wrap-up.
The fee is $100 per person. It is not too late to register a foursome by completing flyers available at the
front desk or the golf pro shop.
Platinum, Gold and Bronze sponsor levels are available to groups starting at $400. For information to
sponsor this event, contact Trudy Franklin at 703625-4993 or Ron Cayton, 703-743-5468. Note that
this event is not directly associated with the Wounded
Warrior Project.
So act now to play along side of and show your appreciation for these men and women veterans who have
made such life-changing sacrifices for our freedom.
Dick Powell
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BJ’s Summer Shamble
We hope you will join Bettie and Judy for the first Heritage Hunt BJ’s Summer Shamble. In this event, each
golfer tees off and the best drive is selected. From
that point, each golfer plays his or her own ball until it
is holed out. The best score of the two is posted. The
tournament will have 3 winners in each flight. Pick a
partner or be paired by the pro shop.
All golfers must have a current handicap to qualify
for play. Special note: each player will be required to
contribute 6 drives for the round. Partners will be limited to no more than 8 strokes apart. If you have any
questions, please contact Judy Murphy 703-743-2981
or Bettie Layman 703-743-5653.
Bettie Layman
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2015 Member-Member Golf Tournament
Friday and Saturday, September 11 & 12, 2015
Open to both Men and Women
The cost will be $135.00 per person or $240.00 per couple
(A couple is defined as a two people who reside at the same address and both playing in the tournament)
Here is what you get for your money:
Five Nine-Hole Matches with cart starting on Friday morning. Flighted by
total team handicaps. (27 holes of golf on Friday and 18 holes of golf on Saturday)
 Each Nine-Hole match will be a different format to maximize the fun.
 First 9 hole match will be a Scramble format.
 Second 9 hole match will be Best-Ball format with individual handicaps.
 Third 9 hole match will be Alternate shot format.
 Fourth 9 hole match will be a Shamble format.
 Fifth 9 hole match will be a 2 person total ball format with individual
handicaps.
Banquet at the Clubhouse on Friday Night for you and your guest.
Hot Lunches for the Players on both Friday & Saturday.
Free Beer on Friday night and Saturday after golf.
A welcome gift for each golfer.
Trophies for first and second place in each Flight.
Prizes for Closest to the Pin the first day.
This event will be limited to even multiples of 6 two person teams per flight.
Open to Resident 18 hole Annual, Non-Resident Platinum,
Resident Daily Fee Members and Resident 9 hole Annuals.
(Greens and Handicap Fees apply for Resident Daily Fee and Resident 9 hole Annual Members only)
Members must have Heritage Hunt Handicaps.
If you cancel after September 4, 2015 you will be charged $135.00 for the tournament.
For more information or to sign up contact the pro shop or
Joseph Gorzka at (703) 743-5811 or at [email protected]
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August Tuesday Night Buffets
August 4 - Panzanella Salad * Minestrone * Garlic Breadsticks
* Penne Rosa * Chicken Parmesan * Cannoli
August 11 - Egg Drop Soup * Fried Egg Rolls * Mongolian Beef
* Steamed Jasmine Rice * Ginger Broccoli * Ginger Almond
Cookies
August 18 - Cole Slaw * Biscuits and Jelly * Blackened
Chicken * Dirty Rice * Grilled Corn on the Cob * Bourbon
Bread Pudding
August 25 - Fresh Fried Corn Tortillas * Guacamole, Pico de
Gallo * Chipotle Sour Cream * Pork Carnitas * Yellow rice *
Black Beans and Corn * House-made Flan
September Tuesday Night Buffets
BCG Spotlight
• The Virginian Dining Room will be open for
Saturday Night Dinner on August 29 and
September 19. Each Saturday Night Dinner
features a special menu and live music entertainment. Details will be posted on the website as
they become available.
• Help us reduce billing mistakes by using your pool
pass/member card for purchases in the golf shop
and restaurant, and verify your name and member
number on your receipt before signing it. Thanks!
• Join the Birthday Club! Enjoy a free lunch or
dinner entrée during your birthday month (valid
Tuesday-Friday in the Virginian Dining Room or
any day in the Hunt Country Tavern). Just sign
up at the host stand during your next visit to the
Virginian Room, stop by the Food and Beverage
office on the lower level of the clubhouse or sign
up online at https://heritagehunt.wufoo.com/
forms/hh-birthday-club). You’ll receive a birthday
postcard in the mail in time to redeem your free
entrée. You must register by the 15th of the month
prior to your birthday to receive this special offer.
(If your birthday is in February, you must register
by January 15). No need to wait! You can register
as early as you like. Your registration renews automatically each year.
• The BCG Comment Line is open for business!
If you had an experience with golf or food and
beverage that you’d like to share, please send an
e-mail to [email protected] or call
(866) 589-7757. Any comments or suggestions
are welcome.
• Thinking about hosting a birthday party, baby
or bridal shower, anniversary party, bar or bat
mitzvah, or even a wedding? Look no further than
your own community! Heritage Hunt has multiple
locations for parties of any size including the
Marsh Mansion, the clubhouse Mountain View
Room, or, for larger gatherings, the Great Oak Ballroom. We would love to create a customized menu
for you! Please contact Cary Muirhead at 703-7432005 or email [email protected].
BCG Staff
September 1 - Macaroni Salad * Dinner Rolls * Honey-stung
Fried Chicken * Mashed Potatoes * Green Beans * Red Velvet
Cake
September 8 - House Salad * Corn bread and Honey Butter
* Chili Bar with Toppings * Cream Puffs and Éclairs
September 15 - House Salad * Dinner Rolls * Pork Schnitzel
Pierogies * Braised Cabbage * Chef’s Choice Dessert
September 22 - Caesar Salad * Garlic Bread * Chicken Piccata
Rice Pilaf * Green Beans * Cannoli
September 29 - Cole Slaw * Biscuits and Jelly * Blackened
Chicken * Dirty Rice * Grilled Corn on the Cob * Bourbon
Bread Pudding
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Food and Beverage (F&B)
Improvements
We have recently revamped the kitchen at Heritage
Hunt to better serve its two main purposes, Resident
Dining and Outside Events. In the process we also
enhanced and provided a major face lift to the Dining
Room and the adjacent Lounge. More improvements
are in the offing such as the possibility for a location
of a bar somewhere in the Clubhouse.
We have also taken on a new Point of Sales (POS) system, Clubsoft and ReServe to improve resident reservations over the Internet for both golf and F&B. Any
new POS system will entail a learning process for both
the customer and the server. We are getting used to
the new system which for F&B has only been in operation for three months.
In addition, Clubsoft, is being used by Billy Casper Golf
(BCG) to gather numerous statistics about the F&B
process. Probably, unbeknown to the resident, our
F&B staff is using the system to measure things that
are important to the customer such as the time to provide their drinks and more importantly their entrees.
Finally, the time to deliver their checks is another matter the resident cares about.
Your F&B Committee is also learning from the data
provided by Club Soft. Each month that we meet we
are able to examine the more correct statistics that
the new system brings to us. Let’s face it, the F&B
industry is very competitive and the consumers have
many choices. Under current policies, only residents
and their guests may experience the pleasantry of a
good meal served in our Dining Room for a fair price
and with good service to boot. The DR is truly an
amenity and not likely to result in a profit anytime
soon.
That is why we continue to offer our facilities to outside events, be that weddings or business meetings.
And residents may utilize our facilities at a resident
rate for anniversaries or birthday parties, etc. Many
of the organizations that function at HH to include the
HHWO and the NVRMGA use our facilities on a regular
basis.
The F&B Committee is endeavoring to provide our
residents with a first class experience at a reasonable
cost. But, we are not likely to compete on a cost basis
with dining outside HH. For the somewhat higher
price we must charge, we hope to enhance the HH
lifestyle event after event.
Should you not be satisfied please contact both our
F&B provider, BCG, and any member of the F&B committee. We are attentive to your needs.
Don Palmer, Food & Beverage Committee
Hunt Country Happy Hour
Featuring Live Music
Friday, August 14, 2015, 7:00-9:30 p.m.
Marsh Mansion, Lower Level and Outside
Menu
Seasonal Fruit Salad
Crudités with Ranch Dip
House Salad Bar
Bruschetta
Spinach and Artichoke Dip
Buffalo Chicken Dip
Crostini, Chips and Crackers
BBQ Chicken Wings
Loaded Crispy Potatoes with
Bacon, Cheese and Scallions
Assorted Cookies
Coffee Station
Happy Hour pricing at the bar
$19 (including tax and service charge)
includes one Drink Ticket
Reservations will be accepted
between July 8 and August 8.
Please complete a blue reservation form
or reserve online at
https://heritagehunt.wufoo.com/forms/late-night-happy-hour-august-14/
Menu for Saturday, August 29
Featuring Live Music from Piano d’Amore
First Course
Fresh Corn Chowder
With Bacon and Potatoes
or
Kale and Clementine Salad
With Feta Cheese and Honey-Lime Vinaigrette
Second Course
Crab and Avocado Salad
$22
With Fresh Corn Relish and Smoked Tomato Coulis
Suggested Wine Pairing: Bollini Pinot Grigio
Cowboy Ribeye
$24
A 16-ounce Bone-in Steak served with Tabasco Herb Butter, Crispy Potato and Braised Kale
Suggested Wine Pairing: Educated Guess Cabernet Sauvignon
King Salmon with Crab Stuffing
$25
With Lemon Buerre Blanc, Basmati Rice and Fried Kale
Suggested Wine Pairing: Jadot Chardonnay
Kale and Spinach Cakes
$20
With Lemon-Lime Aioli, Chickpeas, Crispy Potato and Grilled Tomato
Suggested Wine Pairing: NxNW Riesling
Third Course
Grilled Peach and Mango
With Ginger Crumb and Vanilla Ice Cream
or
Blueberry Cobbler
With Vanilla Ice Cream
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Wine Dinner
Sunday, September 13, 2015, 5:30 p.m.
Virginian Dining Room
Wines presented by Mike Prodoehl of Vintage Point
Menu
Watermelon and Radish Salad
With Microgreens, Local Goat Cheese, and Valencia Orange Vinaigrette
Layer Cake Sauvignon Blanc
Black Tiger Shrimp
Marinated and Chilled, with Toasted Fennel Seed and Grape Relish
Layer Cake Chardonnay
Local Blue Cheese
From Maryland, with Baguette and Fig Jam
Cherry Tart Pinot Noir
Lobster “Roll”
Fresh Claw Meat in Wonton Wrapper, Deep-fried and served with
Lobster Velvet Sauce, English Peas, and Roasted Baby Carrots
Cherry Tart Chardonnay
Pistachio-stuffed Nectarines
Broiled with Mascarpone Cheese, Honey, and Ginger Cornmeal Crumb
Sip Moscato
$65 per person (inclusive of tax and service charge)
Reservations are limited to 50 people and
will be accepted between August 7 and September 7.
Please complete a blue reservation form or reserve online at
https://heritagehunt.wufoo.com/forms/wine-dinnersept-13/
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Early Bird Specials to start
Wednesday, August 5!
Whether you like to eat dinner early or you have
someplace to be and need to grab a quick meal, our
newly designed Early Bird Specials are for you. Stop
in to the Virginian Dining Room Wednesday through
Friday between 4:30pm and 5:30pm and enjoy some
of our most popular items at discounted prices. As
usual, we encourage and appreciate reservations for
this unique offering. Early Bird Dining Specials served
Wednesday-Friday, 4:30-5:30 PM. All orders must be
placed by 5:30 PM to be eligible for discounted pricing
• Pick Two $8 - Half of a Chicken Salad Sandwich
with your choice of Salad (House or Caesar) or
Soup (Shrimp & Lobster Chowder or Chef’s Soup
of the Day).
• Chicken Alfredo over Linguini $14 - Served with a
choice of House or Caesar Salad and fresh dinner
rolls.
• Fish & Chips $12 - Hand-battered fresh Atlantic
Cod served with French Fries and Coleslaw.
• Chicken Caesar Salad $10 - Served with fresh
bread and butter.
• Salmon Caesar Salad $12 - Served with fresh
bread and butter.
• Pan Braised Beef Tips $14 - Served with choice
of House or Caesar Salad, Vegetable du Jour and
fresh dinner rolls.

Sunday, September 27, 2015, at 5:30 p.m.
Great Oak Ballroom
With live music from
Alte Kameraden

Beer and Cheddar Soup
German Potato Salad
Pierogies
Spaetzle
Jägerschnitzel
Bratwurst and Knackwurst with Braised Cabbage
German Chocolate Cheesecake
Black Forest Cake
$30 per person inclusive of tax and service charge
Reservations will be accepted between August 21 and September 21.
Please complete a blue reservation form or reserve online at
https://heritagehunt.wufoo.com/forms/oktoberfestseptember-27/
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Ever wonder who puts out all the American flags
during major holidays? Recently, I had the pleasure
of meeting one of your neighbors and discovered just
who is responsible for many of the flags placed in
Heritage Hunt. His name - Wally Ward and for the last
several years this charitable and patriotic neighbor
has proudly been responsible for much of the placement of American flags throughout Heritage Hunt. It
started with “putting up 47 flags on Heritage Valley
Way (HVW) some 6 or 7 years ago. Soon people in the
upper HVW requested flags. This effort has expanded
to over 30 streets requiring 600 to 700 flags depending on the holiday,” states Mr. Ward. “I enjoy putting
the flags on the mail boxes & receive many great comments from the residents of HH both verbal & written.
Some of the residents want to give me money for my
efforts; however, I tell them that is not necessary. If
they insist, I apply the donation to buy new flags &
attachments to fix on the mail boxes,” he adds. This
patriotic spirit has spread to several other families
who help, David Weisman of Cavalletti Ct., Don Jewell
of Netherstone Ct. and Willard Scott places some 200
flags on most of Fieldstone Way and side streets. Mr.
Ward figures about 70 percent of the community is
covered including the front entrance, Clubhouse, and
Condos.
As to why he does it, Mr. Ward recalls a mother sharing with him that when her son returned from Iraq
and saw the flags, he cried. “He was so overcome in
seeing them as it recognized his effort for fighting for
his country was not in vain.” A special thanks to Wally
Ward and other HH residents that at a personal cost
choose to do something that brings a sense of community and national pride. May we join Wally and others
in finding ways we can show our community pride.
Mark Hillis, Lifestyle Director
My Neighbors Porch
The Heritage Hunt Fine Art Group is combing the
neighborhood for beautiful porches to paint. Those
chosen will be on display beginning mid-September
through November in the downstairs hallway of the
clubhouse. You may find a creative rendition of your
porch there. All HH artists are encouraged to join in.
In case you didn’t know: the HH photographers and
the artists alternate two month spans in that location.
Don’t miss the September exhibit.
Many of our artists compete and sell in local art
shows. Most recently two of the group won first and
second place awards at highly reputable shows. Congratulations Linda O’Hearn and Dick Silva.
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sharing your time and talent in our school partnership program. Currently, Heritage Hunt’s educational
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and Haymarket schools.
Volunteer opportunities are many and varied:
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Guest reader
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Beautification program
•
Office and or clerical support
•
Welcome center greeter
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Library helper and
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Many other opportunities
Some of these are short term; others are on-going.
No experience is necessary, just a love for children
and a desire to make a difference.
We encourage you to support this important program.
Please contact Barbara Foote (703-743-1445) for a
form to fill out, or you will find forms for this program
in the circular rack by the Clubhouse front desk.
Barbara Foote
HHWO Annual School
Supplies Collection
For Loch Lomond Elementary and Bull Run Middle
School
•
Drop-Off Dates: Monday, August 3 and August 24
•
Time: 10:00 am to 12:00 PM
•
Location: Club Billiards Room
Needed:
• Elementary School - Dry erase markers, spiral
notebooks (wide ruled), Marble Composition
books, pencils, pens, colored pencils, index cards
(lined), crayons, washable markers and glue
sticks.
• Middle School – Flash drives, spiral notebooks
(narrow/college ruled) and 3-hole notebook
paper.
• General - Ziploc plastic bags (sandwich and gallon), Dixie cups, tissues, hand sanitizer, small
staplers, and folders. Please NO backpacks.
Donna Petruska
Agreements
We are located cross the street from Heritage Hunt at
7450 Heritage Village Plaza, Suite 202, Gainesville, Virginia 20155
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Pop Tops
Update
In late June, we took 85
pounds of pop tops to the
Ronald McDonald House in
Richmond, VA. This brings
the total for three years to
347 pounds. They get premium rates from their recycler and use the proceeds to
pay for the utilities in their
nine bedroom, four story
townhouse on Monument
Avenue in the Richmond Historic District. It is located
not far from the VCU Hospital (formerly Medical
College of Virginia), where they also have a cry room
for parents who don’t want to leave their very sick
children, but need a place to take a break. They also
provide many small amenities for their guests. Please
start, or continue, to collect them and drop them off
on our porch at 13554 Ryton Ridge Lane. Lets try to
get back in the over 100 pounds per year category in
2016. Every pop top counts!! Thank you.
Judy and Al Stearns
Fichtner Services, Inc.
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Pressure Washing
n Staining & Sealing
n Reglaze Tubs & Tiles
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Estimates!
Refinish Counter Tops Looks like Granite!
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Cell: 571.436.4234
Office: 703.754.3065
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Giving Circle
The Giving Circle of Heritage Hunt is extending a
great big THANK YOU!!!! to all of the Heritage Hunt
residents who so generously contributed items to our
Annual Soap and Paper Drive. Low income elderly and
disabled persons and families with children who are
receiving SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance
Program), commonly known as Food Stamps, are
only able to use these benefits for food stuffs. Marie
Louden, the coordinator of the Soap and Paper Drive,
reported that you donated more items than we have
ever collected. The Giving Circle takes these items to
the Haymarket Food Pantry and they were very grateful for all of the items that they were able to include in
their regular food distribution program. There were
over 1000 diapers and 500 feminine sanitary items
donated. These items make a big difference in the
lives of people who are on very limited incomes.
The Giving Circle is on summer break so there is no
meeting in August. The September 15th meeting will
be the kick-off to the fall grant award process. This
will be an excellent opportunity for new members to
learn about the grant award process and hear about
the impact the 2014 grants have had in the community. There will be more information in the September
Horn about this meeting. Please feel free to Contact
Nancy Thompson, Co-Chair at 703-743-1064 or Ric
Perez at 703-743-5620 for information about joining
the Giving Circle.
Ric Perez
Gorgeous Home & Views
Immaculate 3 level Tigerlily - $612,000
Sweeping views of the golf course from screened porch &
deck. 3BR/4BA Tigerlily with hardwoods on main, Corian,
built-ins,2 gas FP, fin.walkout LL- rec room, wet bar&office.
See full motion video at:
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703-919-0747
Mary LaRoche, Long & Foster, SRES
View all Heritage Hunt listings at:
www.MaryLaRoche.com
[email protected]
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Thank You Heritage Hunt
Dear Heritage Hunt,
On June 20th our attached home on Affirmed Place
was hit by lightning and the resulting fire caused
extensive damage to our residence and our neighbors. During the hours that the firefighters worked
on the buildings we encountered many people who
came by to express their concern, offer assistance
and provide food and refreshments. Some were
close by neighbors, others were HH residents who
cared. The Red Cross personnel who monitored our
vital signs, the Gainesville and PWC Personnel who
kept us informed of the status of the situation and
treated us kindly - we greatly appreciate their efforts on our behalf.
We will never be able to thank many of these nice
people individually. So we would like to use this
note to thank all. It is nice to know that we are surrounded by caring residents who are there when
you are in need - public servants who performed
efficiently and humanly - people who will be there
for us going forward. We are fortunate to be a part
of this community. Thank Heritage Hunt!
John and Florence Downey
Elegant Living
elationships
LastingR
A Fauquier Health Affiliate
6735 Suffield Lane • Warrenton, VA 20187
(540) 316-3800 • www.WarrentonVilla.org
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Villa Ad B&W 3.5x4.5 1
9/13/11 12:51 PM
Begin Your Holiday Season
At The HHWO Fall Fine Art
And Craft Show
Tuesday, October 27, 10 AM to 5 PM
Clubhouse
Please mark your calendars to remind you to join
our talented Heritage Hunt resident artists and
crafters on this fun-filled day when they share their
creations with their neighbors and friends. There
will be a fabulous selection of jewelry, fabric arts,
holiday items, photography, fine art and much
more.
Attention artists and crafters: If you participated in
at least one of the last two shows you should have
already received an application. If you need an
application or more information please contact the
coordinator, Kerin Vark at 703 743-1070 or [email protected]. Space is limited, and applications will be accepted on a first-come, first-served
basis.
Please note that all exhibitors must be residents of
Heritage Hunt and all items exhibited and sold must
be created by the exhibitors personally.
Kerin Vark
Thinking of selling?
Put Amanda’s experience, marketing plan
& staging tips to work for you! Get your
home SOLD for the best possible price!
Call me today to discuss your real estate
needs, in confidence.
Amanda Scott
Realtor, ABR, SRES
Seniors Real Estate Specialist
TOP PRODUCER
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[email protected]
SPARKLING 2-LVL ‘BEDINGTON’-
1-LVL ‘BELVEDERE’ -backs to trees!
1BR, 1.5BA, Kitchen w oak cabs & pass-thru,
solar tube, ceramic tile, fans, HVAC 2013, Updtd
HWH, Living rm, Dining rm, Family rm w NEW
SGD, Sun rm,1 car Gar w NEW metal dr, rear yd
w patio, close to clubhouse & entry gate.
BACKS TO TREES!
3BR, 3BA, Den, Gourmet Kit w maple cabs, granite island &
counters, SS appls. Brkfst rm, Liv w cathedral ceilg, ceilg
fans ,Din w bay wndw, Fam rm w Gas Fpl, Loft w overlook,
NEW A/C 2014, HDWDS, UV film, Lg Master BR w WIC, HD
Blinds, Loft, 2 car Gar w metal dr, Prof Lndscpd Yd, Patio.
13218 Triple Crown Lp
$449,900
6918 Walnut Hill Dr
GORGEOUS 2-LVL ‘LAKEMONT’ Screened porch, cul de sac lot!
ELEGANT 2-LVL‘YARDLEY’Inviting Sunroom with Golf Course view!
3BR (2 on M/L),3BA, Gourmet Kit w island, SS appls,
cooktop & wall oven, Fam rm off Kit, Liv, Din, Sun
rm, Den, Loft, moldg, fans, w/plnk HDWD, Trex Scr
Prch, Lndscp yd, Irrig Syst, 2 car Gar w metal Dr.
6920 Tred Avon Pl
$524,900
$279,900
3BR, 2.5BA, Grmt Kit w granite islnd & cntrs, bay window,
Brkfst rm, Liv, Din, Fam rm w Gas Fpl, impressive Sun room
addition w own heat/coolg & ceramic tile flr, HDWD in
Foyer, Plantation blinds, Neutral carpet & paint, Loft, 2 car
Gar, Irrig syst, Stone & siding front.
NEWLY UPDATED 3-LVL ‘MARJORAM’
- WATER VIEW!
SUPER-UPGRADED 2-LVL ‘TIGERLILY’
- Golf course lot!
2 M/L BRs & Den, remodeled Grmt Kit w cherry/granite
& high-end SS appls, Brkfst rm w bar, HDWDS, Fam rm,
MBR w WIC, 2 Fpls, Fin LL has BONUS rm w windws &
WIC, Rec rm, Wine Cave, Fitness rm, Storage, Woodworking shop, 2 car Gar w outlet for electric car,
PLS CALL ME
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$585,000
$585,000
6714 Kimberwick Ct
LOVELY UPGRADED 1-LVL ‘DANBURY’ -
2BR, 2BA, Gourmet Kit w island, 42” cabs, Brkfst rm,
Fam rm w Gas Fpl, Dining, Master suite w huge WIC,
NEW frameless shwr in MBA, HDWDs, porcelain tile,
2 car Gar w metal door, landscaped yd w Irrig Syst,
Deck with golf views!
NICELY UPDATED 1-LVL ‘ASTER’
2 main lvl BR, 2 BA, NEW paint & carpet, Grmt Kit
w granite & NEW SS appls, Laundry, HWH
(2012),Liv, Din, Fam w Gas Fpl, MBR w WIC,
covered Porch, Awning, 2 car Gar w metal door,
vinyl fenced rear yd w patio. Backs to common area!
4BR, 3BA, Kit, Brkfst,rm w bay windw, Liv, Din,
Sunroom. HDWDS. Upper lvl w lge storage closet,
BR4 & BA3. 2 car Gar w metal door, prof lndscpd
yd, Irrig system. Close to Clubhouse & entry gate.
$427,000
$450,000
13748 Charismatic Way
BEAUTIFUL 2-LVL ‘OAKLEAF’corner lot, 3 main lvl BRs & sunroom ext!
13629 Pelham Crossover Ln
$559,900
- Golf course lot!
2 BR, 2BA,Grmt Kit w granite & SS appls, Brkfst rm w bay
win & pantry, Din, Fam rm, Gas Fpl, Sunroom, Master BR w
2 WICs, HDWDS, NEW HVAC, HWH(2012), NEW neutral
int paint, UPDTD scr porch, Trim wrap, Landscaped yd,
Irrig system, Patio, 2 car gar w metal dr. Close to Clubhouse
$415,000
4BR,4BA,Grmt Kit w NEW Silestone islnd & cntrs & NEW
SS appls. Brkfst rm, Fam rm, Din, Sun room, HDWDS on
2 lvls, Storage, Loft, Tankless HWH, NEW HVAC in
2013,NEWneut paint, Fin W/Out LL with Rec rm,Games
rm, BR4 & BA. 2 car Gar, Trim wrap, 2 Decks, Awning,
Lndscpd yd, Irrig system.
ELEGANTLY UPDATED 1-LVL ‘TIGERLILY’
Stone front, screened porch, backs to trees!
13591 Ryton Ridge Ln
$479,900
6928 Walnut Hill Dr
Amanda’s selling Heritage Hunt!
Thinking of moving to Heritage Hunt?
Call me today, I’d love to help you find your next home.
703-772-9190
See all active Heritage Hunt listings at:
$319,500
Named
Top Producing
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Magazine
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Call me to view any active listing!
‘Ashby Ponds’
Realtor
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CUDDLE ON

ALLERGIES OFF
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Garden Club at Heritage
Hunt - Fall Programs
The Garden Club at Heritage Hunt is very pleased to
announce a private tour of the Museum and Gardens
at Dumbarton Oaks in Georgetown on Thursday,
September 24, 2015. Their Docents will lead 3 separate groups starting at 10:00 a.m. The tour ends at
11:30 a.m. You can then shop in the gift shop (which
opens at 12:15), explore the museum further and
have lunch on your own either in nearby restaurants,
or you can bring a bag lunch. Our private coach will
leave the main HH Clubhouse at 8:15 a.m. and return
from Georgetown at 2:00 p.m. For those of you who
don’t know about this marvelous place, it was created by Mildred and Robert Woods Bliss, collectors
and patrons of art and scholarship in the humanities.
Robert Bliss was a diplomat in the US Foreign Service,
and the Blisses traveled and lived in South America
and Europe. After a long search for a permanent home
in Washington, DC, they purchased the 1801 Federalstyle house and property in June of 1920. Throughout
their lives, they were enthusiastic collectors of art
and books and ardent supporters of music and the
arts. The Blisses renovated and expanded the original structure of the house, adding the Music Room in
1929, and the wing to house the Byzantine Collection
in 1940.
Mildred Barnes Bliss worked closely with renowned
landscape designer Beatrix Farrand to transform the
land surrounding the house into terraced gardens and
vistas. The Pre-Columbian Pavilion, designed by architect Philip Johnson to house Mr. Bliss’s collection of
Pre-Columbian art, which had been on long-term loan
to the National Gallery of Art, opened to the public in
1963. The Garden Library was added in the same year,
to house and display Mrs. Bliss’s collection of rare and
modern books related to all aspects of the history of
gardens.
Due to space restrictions at Dumbarton Oaks, the tour
is limited to 30 people and therefore only members
of the Garden Club. Membership for the calendar
year is still only $10 per household, which includes
family members who are residents of Heritage Hunt
at the same address. If you are interested, please
contact Joan Oakford at 703-743-1075, or email Joan
at [email protected], to reserve your seat. The
cost of the tour will be $30 which covers the bus and
the private tour. Payment will be due by September
1. Checks should be made out to the Garden Club at
Heritage Hunt and can be dropped off to Joan Oakford
at 13452 Fieldstone Place.
The Annual Garden Club Tea Fund-raiser is scheduled for October 15th. Please save the date. We will
have three seating’s at 1 PM. 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. This is
strictly a reservations only event, as always. Members
and their guests are welcome. Please contact Joan
Oakford to secure your reservations at 703-743-1075.
Jocelyn Hamilton
Calling All Crooners
The Heritage Hunt men’s chorus, Men in Song, is
seeking to expand its membership, to provide an even
more robust sound for its audiences in HH and the
community, and to further enhance the fun and camaraderie already enjoyed within the group.
The Men in Song present a fall concert, a spring
concert, and a Christmas sing-along concert, plus
occasional special performances, in the Great Oak
Ballroom of the main HH clubhouse. The chorus also
entertains selected community groups, such as nursing home residents and the sisters of the Benedictine
Monastery. In addition, the group is often invited to
give brief performances, usually patriotic songs, at
certain public and private meetings, such as the town
hall meetings held by County Supervisor Peter Candland.
No formal musical training or singing experience is
required to join the Men in Song, although the ability
to read music is helpful. (If you don’t, we’ll guide you
through your part!) So if you enjoy singing in church,
or in the shower, or to your significant other, regardless of whether you’re a tenor, baritone, or bass, we
would love to have you join us. Although the members are men, the director, Janet Lunsford, is an accomplished soprano as well as pianist, choral director,
and teacher of music.
Rehearsals are generally held on Monday evenings
from 7:00 to 9:00 PM, usually in the Great Oak Ballroom, from the last Monday in August (the 31st this
year) through mid-June. Additional rehearsals occur
ahead of a concert, either on other weekday evenings
or Saturday mornings. Feel free to just show up at any
rehearsal, or to call Bob Cloud (703-743-5622), David
Klingman (703-743-1027), or Janet Lunsford (703609-1167). We look forward to meeting you!
Dave Klingman
Free Movie Night - August 21
Join the Cinema Sisters in the Great Oak Ballroom
on Friday, August 21, at 7:30 PM to see this month’s
feature, “Into the White.”
“During World War II, enemy fighter pilots find themselves face to face after shooting down each other’s
planes over a desolate Norwegian landscape. In order
to survive, they must set aside the rules of war.”
To complete your evening, join your friends and
neighbors for dinner in the Virginian dining room
before the movie. For a dinner reservation, call 703743-2021.
For movie reservations, call Dianne at 703-743-1453
or Darlene at 703-743-2291, or email HHMovie@aol.
com, stating name and number attending. Sponsored
by the Heritage Hunt HOA.
Darlene Leffler
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August 27: HH Concerts
presents Doc Scantlin’s
Imperial Palms Orchestra
TEAM TRIVIA NIGHT
FRIDAY – AUGUST 28, 2015 7-9 PM
BALLROOM (DOOR OPENS AT 6:30)
TEAMS OF 4 (OR MORE)
BRING YOUR OWN TEAM OR BE ASSIGNED TO ONE ON SITE
VALUABLE PRIZES FOR EACH MEMBER
OF THE WINNING TEAM
$5.00 ENTRY FEE PER PERSON
RESERVE YOUR SPOT NO LATER THAN
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26
RETURN THE LIME GREEN EVENT FORM TO THE FRONT DESK
WITH OUR CHECK
CONTACT: NANCY LANGLEY (703) 743-5356
[email protected]
We need volunteers to help sign in players and keep score.
If interested, please contact Nancy Langley.
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Bring your friends & family to HHC’s fifth annual
Swing Dance Party! The dozens of featured tunes will
include your favorites: Chattanooga Choo Choo; Moonlight Serenade; Make Someone Happy; Sing, Sing, Sing;
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy.
This time, we’re really “pulling all the stops”. Doc
Scantlin’s 17-piece Imperial Palms Orchestra
includes(as you would expect) reeds, brass, piano,
drums, bass but also a string section that rounds out
and sweetens the sound. That’s the vital difference
between a band and an orchestra. And, yes, we’ll actually have Fritzee’s grand piano up on the big stage (not
just a keyboard!).
Topping off Doc’s authentic swing sound – once acclaimed by Forbes as: “The Best Band in America” –
we’ll also enjoy Doc’s 6-member vocal team, including:
“The Girlfriends” quartet, Doc himself and Chou Chou,
whom WAMU’s Hot Jazz Saturday Night host, Rob
Bamberger, salutes as: “…that irresistible and manwithering lovely, the divine Chou Chou.”
The Washington Post sums it up best: “One of the most
fascinating nights out in Washington: Scantlin is the
consummate showman. Chou Chou’s breathy croon
recalls Marilyn Monroe and Betty Boop.”
As usual, our show is at 7:30, with the doors opening
at 7:00. There will be a cash bar and table seating.
Sign up early by completing HHC’s ivory reservation
form, available in the clubhouse, or print one out from
HHC’s website: www.hhconcerts.org. Many concerts
sell out. The sign up deadline is noon of the day before
the concert. Questions, call Elena @ 703-743-1820.
Upcoming HHC Programs:
• September 24 — Pianist, Petronel Malan
“Formidable…dizzying…magical” … NY Times
• October 15 – Jay White as Neil Diamond
“The Sweet Caroline Tour” – Direct from Las Vegas
Bill Daly
Upcoming Little Theater
Production: People,
Problems, and Reinvention
Have you ever thrown a pebble in a pond or puddle
and watched the ripples circle out until they reach
the shore? In families one little change is like that
pebble. It changes everyone it touches and even some
it doesn’t.
Our next play “Social Security” by Andrew Bergman
is that pebble comes to life. An event occurs and
the whole family dynamic changes. In a very funny,
yet poignant manner, it reinvents the lives of all the
people it touches.
Originally performed on Broadway in 1986 (and subsequently all over the country), “Social Security” was
directed by Mike Nichols and starred Marlo Thomas
and Olympia Dukakis. A great big challenge for our
cast, but I know they will do a fabulous job and make
it THEIR play. The HHLT cast includes Bob and Valerie
Bowman, Jim Burwell, Kathy Carrico, Gayle Chisholm,
and Walt Meyer. They are hard at work learning lines,
entrances and exits, and all the other things actors do
to make a play come alive. Three months of intense
concentration and ENDLESS rehearsals are what it
takes to get it right.
The production dates are October 6, 7, and 8 and concert seating will be the order of the day. The tickets
are $10 pp and the light blue reservation form will be
available on September 1. So mark your calendars for
an evening of lively laughter and surprising insight as
characters come to terms with themselves and their
changing family relationships.
Joyce Mancini
HHWO Variety Show October 20 & 21
Free Movie Night
“Into the White”
Friday, August 21
7:30 p.m.
Great Oak Ballroom
“During World War II, enemy fighter pilots find themselves face
to face after shooting down one another's planes over a desolate
landscape. In order to survive, they must set aside the rules of
war.”
Free Popcorn
Cash Bar
Sponsored by:
Community Relations Committee Food & Beverage Committee
Light, Sound & Television Committee
Heritage Hunt HOA
Doc Scantlin
Imperial Palms Orchestra
It’s Not Too Late! If you missed the “Show of Interest”
Meeting and want to learn more about participating
Call Gloria Smith 571-445-3094 or Mary Kay Dunn
703-743-2069.
Donna Petruska
Stay Connected
www.HeritageHunt.net
“Finest Swing Band In America”
August 27, 7:30 PM
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HERITAGE HUNT
WOMEN’S ORGANIZATION
HH Hiking Group
There will be no meeting in August.
Summer Registrations in the Clubhouse ($15):
Monday, August 3, 10 AM – 12 PM
and
Monday, August 24, 10 AM – 12 PM
Have a wonderful summer,
wherever you go, whatever you do!
Our next Meeting & Program is
Tuesday, September 8th
Starting at 10 AM
HERITAGE HUNT
WOMEN’s OrgaNizatiON
Tuesday, September 8, 2015
“CUBA TODAY”
A Documentary by David Culver, NBC4 Newscaster
Meeting, Program & Luncheon starting at
10 AM in the Clubhouse Great Oak Ballroom
David Culver is a reporter with News 4’s Northern Virginia Bureau
and anchors News 4 Today on weekends. David graduated
from William and Mary with a degree in Hispanic Studies.
After a recent trip to Cuba, David wrote a documentary
that he will present at our September meeting.
Members and first time attendees – Enjoy the program-only seats.
No reservation required.
Reservations for lunch: Complete the white HHWO form in the Clubhouse Lobby no later
than Noon Tuesday, September 1 and place the completed form in the wooden box marked HHWO.
For lunch reservation information call:
Sharon Brown, 703.743.2325 or email [email protected]
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Both our scheduled hikes in June were competed as
scheduled. We began with a return to Eleanor Lawrence Park in Centreville. There are over 4 miles of
shaded, primarily natural surface trails. We were grateful for the shaded trails on the sunny, hot and humid
day we were there. We hiked about 2 hours before
giving in to the heat. It was a perfect hiking location for
the weather conditions.
Later in the month we visited the State Arboretum of
Virginia in Blandy. Several hikers requested we hike
there after the area was featured in Haymarket Magazine. It was another warm overcast and humid day. We
hiked around 4 miles on gravel road like trails and over
the grounds. The scenery was beautiful. There was no
shade so it worked out well that the sun was not out
that day. There were a few sprinkles as we ended the
hike. We packed lunches and enjoyed the view from
the picnic pavilion overlooking the area. While we
were under the pavilion eating lunch, there were heavy
downpours. We took advantage of the clearing and
return to sprinkles to head back to our cars.
We plan to take advantage of some of our local parks
for our August hikes, returning to Burke Lake Park
in Burke. This is a 4.7 mile gravel surfaced loop trail
around the lake. Then we will stay in Haymarket to
explore the Long Park trails. There are 4 miles of natural surface trails over wooded, hilly terrain along the
Catharpin Creek.
To be added to the HH Hiking Club email contact list
please email Margi Worrest at [email protected].
For more information, call Margi Worrest at 703-7435023 or Barbara Holt at 703-743-5474.
Margi Worrest
Save The Date
Charity Classic Walk
Saturday, September 26th
Baci Grandi Wins Third
Straight Bocce League Title
But it was not easy. Based on the number of teams, the
odds of winning three years in a row would be one in
6,048.
Baci Grandi overcame a grand slam by The Tornadoes
and won the first game 11-9 with some last minute
heroics. That game could have gone either way as The
Tornadoes were not backing down at all.
The second game shifted to Court 2 and The Tornadoes
stormed back to win a one-sided game 11-5.
The third game was also on Court 2 with The Tornadoes off to a 4-1 lead. Everyone was stunned as the
Cinderella team was taking down the champs. And
then it happened. The Tornadoes were in position to
take a 5-1 lead when they elected to shoot and not take
the point and, as you can figure out, it backfired and instead of 5-1 it was 4-3. With that reprieve, Baci Grandi
seized the opportunity, and roared ahead including a
grand slam to prevail 11-7.
In an interesting development, two Baci Grandi players
were not available for this match, so the remaining four
players were all women. Bocce is a great sport for both
men and women and this is evidence that women are
equal or better. The Tornadoes, captained by Ed Rozenblat, did a fine job of truly challenging Baci Grandi.
The games were played in front of 35 fans who all
witnessed some fine bocce and good second guessing
of the strategies.
Congratulations to Baci Grandi shown proudly displaying their trophies.
Dave Leveton
Heritage Hunt Garden Club
Annual Tea Fundraiser
October 15, 2015
By Reservation only:
Seating’s will be at 1:00, 2:00 & 3:00 PM
Contact Joan Oakford
703-743-1075
PRESENTS
By
Andrew Bergman
October 6, 7, and 8 -- Great oak ballroom
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doors open 6:30 p.m. – cash bar
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HH Cycling News
The HH/S&H membership program offers a
discounted monthly rate—$39.99 for
individuals and $51.99 for couples—and will
be billed on HH clubhouse accounts.
For members new to S&H a processing fee
of $49 is applicable to individual or couple
HH/S&H memberships. This fee will be billed
with the first month’s charges.
If you are already a member of S&H, a
conversion fee of $39 is applicable. This fee is
payable to S&H.
Membership cancellations must be submitted
in writing to HH management (via e-mail to
Mark Hillis, [email protected] or by
handwritten or typed note left at the clubhouse front desk or HOA office at Marsh
Mansion) by the 18th of the month to be
effective on the last day of the current month
(August 18 to end August 31).
Cancellation notices received on the 19th of
the month will be effective on the last day of
the following month, that is, cancellation on
August 19 will be effective September 30.
Membership changes must also be submitted
in writing to HH management as above.
Enrollment in the HH/S&H membership
program is an HH amenity and, as such, is
not available to a homeowner pending board
hearing action or 60+-days delinquent on HOA
or clubhouse accounts. Similarly, membership
in this program will be suspended at such time
a homeowner is deemed no longer in good
standing with the HOA.
To enroll in the HH/S&H program, complete
the HH/S&H enrollment form available at the
clubhouse front desk and at www.heritagehunt.net. To activate your HH/S&H
membership, complete a separate membership agreement at the Sport&Health facility.
S&H promotions for discounts, free
membership, waived processing fee, etc., are
not available with this program.
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Whether you ride with the cycling club or ride alone,
kudos to all of you that get out there and ride. My
orthopedist loves that I quit pounding my knees with
running and playing softball and went to biking. Cardiologists love biking too.
June 15th four hardy cyclists went down and rode the
top ring of Prince William Forest. To make sure they
got it right, they did it three times. June 18th, twelve
cyclists rode to National Harbor for burgers at Elevation Burger and submarines at Subway next door. Four
started and ended in Vienna, six started at Bon Air Park
in Arlington, and two started at Gravely Point a little bit
before Reagan National Airport. Some folks have found
a route that leaves HH, goes through Piedmont and
along route 15 to Dominion Valley, goes out the back of
Dominion Valley by the fire station, follows Antioch to
Waterfall and picks up Mountain Road, follows Mountain Road to Pev’s Paintball at route 15, crosses route
15 onto New Road and follows it to a right on Braddock
Road, left on Northstar, right on Tall Cedars and left on
Stone Carver to Stone Ridge Village Center for a bite to
eat before returning to HH. It is about 40 miles round
trip with lots of scenic views and a few challenging
hills. We are working on another route that will be bit
less challenging than this one.
The Potomac Peddlers bike club has announced that
the ride they sponsor each September, Back Roads
Century, has moved from Berryville, VA to Shepherdstown, WV and will be held on Sunday, September 20th.
There is more information at https://potomacpedalers.
site-ym.com/?brchome. Also, the folks who run the HH
Charity Classic have provided notice they are planning
to have their annual walk/run/bike event on Saturday,
September 26th. Those bikers who participate ride approximately 10 miles during this event at a low speed
consistent with the skills of young and older riders
alike. The entry fee gets you a T-shirt and helps the
event raise money for charity.
Currently, the Cycling Club is meeting every Monday –
Friday at 8:00 AM at the Marsh Mansion. Persons not
yet on the HH Cycling Club email list may get on the list
by emailing Bob Shannon at [email protected].
Being on the list will allow you to know when weather
conditions are considered too severe to ride locally or
when the club is going to take a special ride away from
HH, like riding the W&OD trail or going to National
Harbor.
On Tuesdays the Club conducts a leisurely ride lasting 60 minutes ( plus or minus a minute or two), over
mostly level terrain, that stops for a water break at 30
minutes and at the Giant Starbucks coffee shop at Merchants Square in Dominion Valley for coffee and chit
chat. Then we ride back to Heritage Hunt.
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renowned fitness trainer, Joe Decker, offers a few
suggestions to help keep us on track with our fitness
routines amidst the summer heat.
It starts with choosing the right time of day. Typically
before 10 AM and after 3 PM are recommended as
they are the hottest hours of the day for most areas.
He also suggests wearing loose, light colored clothing
as it reflects the heat better. “Hi-tech” clothing tends
to be a good choice.
A few other essentials include sunscreen, a hat, sun
glasses and a water bottle to stay hydrated when
outdoors. He recommends drinking water before,
during and after an exercise routine, typically every
15 minutes. Included with hydration he recommends
replenishing one’s electrolyte and salt intake with
Succeed capsules (consult your doctor prior to use).
Lastly, listen to your body and stop immediately if you
are feeling faint or dizzy. So don’t let the heat beat
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...and Tears
Dan Winn, founder of the “Blue Crew” is memorialized
with a bench at 6th tee, his home hole, this past June.
Dan founded the crew, players using blue tees every
Friday. His wife Ann, is flanked by blue crew players.
Dan has left us, but will not be forgotten
Denny O’Malley
Cynthia Elizabeth Saalbach, 59, of Gainesville passed
away at INOVA Fair Oaks Hospital on Friday, July 10,
2015. She is survived by her loving husband, William; two daughters, Rebecca and Katherine Saalbach;
mother, Esther Schulz; sister, Deanna Parmenter;
brother, Lawrence Schulz.
A funeral service was held at Immanuel EvangelicalLutheran Church, 1801 Russell Rd, Alexandria, VA
22301 on Tuesday, July 14, 2015 at 11:00 am, with the
family receiving friends an hour prior to the service.
Interment will be at a later date in Quantico National
Cemetery. Memorials may be made in her name to the
National Stroke Association, http://www.stroke.org/
Online condolences may be sent at http://www.dignitymemorial.com/demaine-funeral-home-fairfax/.
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Betty Costello, of Staunton, VA, passed away Sunday,
June 18, 2015 at UVA Medical Center. As a graduate
from Bridgewater College and UVA she was a dedicated educator for over 35 years in both Staunton and
Fairfax County. She was also an active member of the
HH Women’s Chorus and On Our Own clubs. She is
survived by her loving husband Elton Hewitt, Jr. A celebration of life was held July 1 at Hebron Presbyterian
Church. Memorials may be made to the church at 423
Hebron Rd, Staunton, VA 24401; or to the Staunton
Choral Society at PO Box 2793, Staunton, VA 24402.
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Summer wouldn’t be summer without a good ole fashion barbecue and what better way to celebrate than
with a few friends and neighbors. That is just what
several off Alderwood and Fieldstone Way (pictured
above) did to celebrate this past July 5th. Thirty five
gathered for a delightful pot luck at the Jones’ home.
This is another great example of how Heritage Hunt
lives the Active Adult mantra.
With over 100 clubs, nine committees, a dozen fitness
classes, monthly dining/golf events and excursions it
would be a challenge for anyone to not find something
of interest to be engaged in Heritage Hunt. And if for
some chance none of these offerings interest you,
you can always start your own club/group. “I think
of recent club start ups the HH Shooters and Allegro
that point to such a rich and vibrant lifestyle culture
here in Heritage Hunt,” states Lifestyle Director, Mark
Hillis. “It shows that residents in Heritage Hunt have
a diverse interest and really enjoy building relationships through those common interests,” he adds.
Getting homeowners to move from just neighbors to
friends can be a challenge in every community. However, one might be surprised at what the smallest act
of kindness can do to build a healthy neighbor relationship and even friendship. “I wouldn’t have thought
that helping my neighbor move some furniture in his
home would turn into a deep friendship where even
my kids considered our neighbors as family while we
lived over a thousand miles from family and friends,”
recalls Mark Hillis. “We shared family traditions, cups
of sugar, and built some great memories together,” he
adds. All of this started with just offering a hand to
move some furniture.
The same can be true with those in Heritage Hunt. A
compliment over someone’s lawn/garden, throwing a
neighborhood barbecue, giving a cup of sugar or offering a helping hand can speak volumes that may break
the ice to building a great friendship. Get out and join
club or consider starting a new one. Keep reading The
Heritage Horn and check out your
community website www.HeritageHunt.net to stay
connected. You are what makes Heritage Hunt great!
Mark Hillis, Lifestyle Director
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About Reservations:
• Events marked *: Event flyers list the dates that reservations open and close. Reservations are not
accepted prior to the date reservations open. Make
reservations utilizing the blue F&B reservation form
available in the clubhouse lobby or reserve online at the
address listed in the flyer. A reservation may be
cancelled at no penalty up to 72 hours prior to an event.
To cancel your reservation, complete a red
cancellation form available in the clubhouse lobby.
Reservations canceled within 72 hours of the event
time, incur a charge equal to 50 percent of the food
portion.
• Concerts marked&: For Heritage Hunt Concerts
reservations, fill out the ivory-colored form and attach a
check payable to “Heritage Hunt Concerts.”
• Events marked #: For Free Movie Night reservations,
call Darlene, 703-743-2291, or Dianne, 703-743-1453.
• Events unmarked: Either special reservation
instructions must be followed or no reservation is
required. Look for information as available in the
clubhouse and on www.heritagehunt.net.
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Departs at 5 PM and returns around 11 PM.
Excursion Registration
Each excursion has limited seating so please book early. Forms
may be obtained and turned in to the Clubhouse Front Desk. You
may pay one of three ways: charge to your clubhouse account;
check; or money order made out to Heritage Hunt HOA. Guests
of residents are welcome to attend but priority is always given to
registered residents.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation within two weeks of the event will still be charged
unless a substitute can be obtained by the participant or from a
possible wait list of participants. It is the participant’s
responsibility to find a replacement. Refunds for inclement
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• Alcoholics Anonymous “Friends of Bill” - The purpose
of the group is to provide support to residents who have a
desire to stop drinking, or to protect their current sobriety.
AA meets Tuesdays at 7 PM in the Ticket Room of the
Marsh Mansion, located at the Fieldstone Way end of the
building, with a private outside entrance.
• Allegro is a classical music and opera club that meets
on Thursday evenings in the board room at 7:30-9:00 PM.
Some members enjoy dinner together in the Virginia Room
beforehand. On Thursday, August 6, John Wright will play
and discuss cd’s of violin concertos by Sibelius and Nielsen.
On Thursday, August 20, Bob Misbin will show a dvd of a
La Scala production of Puccini’s opera, Il Tabarro. For more
information, please email bobmisbin @comcast.net.
• Beginners Bridge group meets every Saturday from
10 AM to 12 PM in the Marsh Mansion Garden Room. This
is a group for people who would like to learn how to play
bridge. Please call Joan Turner 571-284-6978 if you are
interested in joining us for some fun.
• Bible Study group meets on Mondays 3:15-5 PM,
September through June. Questions? Please call Betty,
703-743-5053, or Mae, 703-743-5011.
• Bible Study meets every Wednesday evening at 7:30
PM in the Marsh Mansion Garden Room. For more
information contact Jim Beck 703-743-2241.
• Soul Refreshment Bible Study group meets on the
second and fourth Wednesdays from 10 AM to 11:15 AM in
the Marsh Mansion Living Room. For more information, call
Nancy Accipiter, 743-5440, or Pat LeDoux, 743-5307.
• Heritage Hunt Men’s Billiards Club – On Thursday
evenings at 6:30 PM in the Blue Ridge Room, billiards
players get together for several games. All are welcome to
attend and good times are had by all. Contact Al Daitch at
703-743-5135 for more information.
• Heritage Hunt Blanket Stitchers/Crocheters meet
every Wednesday from 1-3 PM in the craft room. Our
on-going projects are making blankets for veterans of the
Armed Forces in nursing homes, Project Linus (a group
that gives blankets to traumatized children), scarves for the
Special Olympics and Women’s Heart Health Organization.
We invite anyone who is having problems with a pattern
or would like to learn to crochet, or just wants to come and
chat a bit to join us. For more information, call Annette
Johnson at 703-743-5181.
• Book Club will meet in the Blue Ridge Room at
11 AM on Thursday, August 20, Sweat by Mark Billeo;
September 17, Eighteen Acres by Nicolle Wallace; October
15, The Divorce Papers by Susan Rieger. The discussion
group meets the third Thursday of each month. For more
information call Pauline Cratty, 703-743-2737 or Nancy
Johnston at 571-261-9983.
• Bowling: The annual orientation meeting for the three
fall/winter (Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays) bowling
leagues will be at 10:00 AM on Wednesday, August 19th in
the Club House Mountain View Room. Even if you haven’t
bowled in a number of years, you are welcome and will
have a lot of fun.
Fill Your Calendar (continued)
• Canasta Players: Everyone is invited to join HH’s
canasta group. Over 25 individuals have registered to
date to play with 5-12 showing up weekly. “Double draw,”
“discard stack always frozen,” “double Canasta to go out”
with most other standard rules applying played. We play
every Monday afternoon at 1 PM in the clubhouse Blue
Ridge Room. To register or receive answers to any
questions contact John Bonilla at 703-743-1549.
• Chess Club: Join us for a friendly game of chess in the
Marsh Mansion Parlor Room, Wednesday nights, 6-9 PM.
Men and women at all levels are welcome. If you are rusty
or new to the game, lessons will be given. For additional
information, call Rey Pasa, 703-743-1610, or Christian
Neilsen, 703-405-4449.
• Couples Bridge – Do you and your spouse play bridge?
The Heritage Hunt couples bridge group is looking for new
members! This is a friendly, informal group that meets in
homes on the first and third Friday of each month. If you
are interested or would like more information, please call
Jill or Craig at 703-743-1757.
• Couples Golf – Each Sunday at 4:30 PM, couples gather
to play golf with a fun competition that requires a $2 entry
fee for each couple. The competitions are designed so
that handicaps are not necessary and any skill level can
compete. After the golf, we retire to a restaurant for dinner
where the winners are announced. The start is shotgun and
only the front nine is played. If interested, please call Carole
or John Denning at 703-743-1034 or e-mail
[email protected].
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• Crossroads-Connection is a Christian community
service organization that provides weekend food for needy
children at three local schools - Mt. View Elementary, Tyler
Elementary, and PACE West. Each is within 3 miles of the
Heritage Hunt front gate. It costs approximately $250 to
provide weekend food for one hungry child for the school
year. We meet the last Monday of the month (except
December, May - July) at 7 PM at the home of Dave and Joan
Gifford, 5960 Piney Grove Way. For more information, to
volunteer, or to support this effort, contact Dave or Joan
Gifford at 703-743-2109 or crossroads.connection2010@
gmail.com.
• Cycling - The Cycling Club meets Monday – Friday at 8
AM at the Marsh Mansion parking lot during the summer
months, and changes again to a later start time in the fall
and winter months. The Tuesday ride continues to be very
popular. On Tuesdays the Club conducts a leisurely ride of
about one hour over mostly level terrain, stops at the Dejà
Brew coffee shop at Merchants Square for coffee and chit
chat, and then rides back to Heritage Hunt. Persons not
yet on the HH Cycling Club email list may get on the list by
emailing Bob Shannon at [email protected]. Being on
the list will allow you to know when weather conditions
are considered too severe to ride locally or when the club
is going to take a special ride away from Heritage Hunt.
These longer rides are usually 40-50 miles. For additional
information please contact Bob Shannon at 703-743-1882,
or Lynn Saunders at 703-743-2271.
• Duplicate Bridge – Join us for a friendly game of duplicate bridge every Monday at 7 PM in the Mountain View
Card Room. Play begins promptly at 7 PM; please plan to
arrive a few minutes early. Call Alan Mager at 703-7435436 for more information.
• Everything Apple Club promotes learning about the
use of Apple computer products, including the iPad, iPhone,
iPod, iMac, Mac Air, Mac Pro, and Mini Mac. We meet in
the Mountain View Card Room on the first Friday of each
month, 10 AM–Noon. For info call Esta at 703-743-2323.
• Fine Arts Group meets weekly on Thursday mornings
from 9 AM to 12:30 PM in the craft room. For more
information call Kerin Vark, 703-743-1070.
• Garden Club at Heritage Hunt - To learn more about
our club and events please contact Jocelyn Hamilton at
[email protected] or 703-743-1298.
• Giving Circle of Heritage Hunt is a group of residents
who pledge to save one dollar a day. Every fall, we pool
our savings and make grants to non-profit organizations
in Western Prince William County. We collectively decide
how to use these funds to impact a specific cause or need.
In 2014, we gave over $15,000 to 13 organizations that met
our criteria. We hope to expand our membership so that we
can increase not only our giving power but also the number
of organizations that can assist. All residents are invited to
attend our meetings. For further information, please call Ric
Perez at 703-743-5620 or [email protected].
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• Gourmet Coterie (GOCO) provides residents who love
any aspect of food—cooking, eating, learning, discussing, or
dreaming about it—the opportunity to meet with an
exclusive group dedicated to fine food and drink.
Activities include education, recipe sharing, field trips,
tastings, knowledge-sharing, dining in, and dining out. You
choose to participate in the topics and projects that interest
you. We meet on the third Friday, January through June and
September through November at 10 am in the Mountain
View room. For more information go to our website
www.hhgoco.org or call Nadine Bishop at 703.743.5407.
• Heritage Hunt B Team – Heritage Hunt Golf & Country
Club is one of 20 clubs in the Northern Virginia Men’s B
Team League (http://www.novabteam.users5.5megs.com).
A 12-man team (handicaps 6 to 16) is selected to participate
in each of eight matches, which are played on a Saturday or
Sunday between April and August. Six players play at home
and six play at the opposing club on the same day. The day’s
events include lunch served on the course during the round
and a hospitality hour following the match at which hot hors
d’oeuvres and drinks are served. This is a chance for you to
play some of the premier golf courses in this area. Qualified
members are asked to contact Steve Burton, data analyst,
703-743-1018 or [email protected].
• Heritage Hunt Concerts brings monthly live
professional performances to the Great Oak Ballroom,
featuring music from our unique American heritage and
from the classical repertoire. Events are open to all
residents and their guests. For more information, please
visit the HH Concerts website www.hhconcerts.org or call
Elena Portoles at 703-743-1820.
• Heritage Hunt Hams (HHH) - An amateur radio club
that meets the third Tuesday of each month (except Dec) at
7 PM in the Garden Room, Marsh Mansion. Anyone interested in radio communications is welcome to join us. For
more Information call Alan Skerker (703-743-2051) or Tim
Tatum (703-743-1426).
• Heritage Hunt Home Group - Join us for fun,
fellowship, prayer and non-denominational Bible study!
We meet in Marsh Mansion from 4:30 to 6:30 the second
and fourth Sunday of the month. Interested? Contact Duane
or Gayle Miller. Tel 703-743-1974.
• Heritage Hunt Hiking Group - We enjoy socializing
while enjoying nature. Upcoming Hikes:
•Thursday, August 13 … Burke Lake Park, Burke … A
4.7 mile gravel surfaced loop trail around the lake. Bring
lunch.
•Friday, August 28 … Long Park, Haymarket … There are
4 miles of natural surface trails over wooded, hilly terrain
along the Catharpin Creek.
To be added to the HH Hiking Club email contact list please
email Margi Worrest at [email protected]. This
will keep you informed of where we plan to hike as well
as cancellations due to weather issues. Contacts: Margi
Worrest at 703-743-5023 or Barbara Holt at 703-743-5474
• HH Ladies 9-Hole Golf Association promotes women’s
golf at Heritage Hunt in a league environment. The league
plays on Wednesday mornings from April through October.
New members are welcome. For information contact Jan
Kurek, 703-743-2040 ([email protected]), or Shirley
LaMontagne, 703-743-1118 ([email protected]).
• Heritage Hunt Little Theater meets monthly on the
third Thursday at 7 PM, January through November, in
the Craft room. All Heritage Hunt residents are welcome
to attend our meetings. Contact Kathryn Schmiel at
[email protected] or visit HHLT’s website hhlittletheater.org for more information.
• Heritage Hunt’s Men In Song normally practice every
Monday evening at 7 PM in the Great Oak Ballroom. Call
Bob Cloud, 703-743-5622, or Dave Klingman, 703-7431027, or just show up at one of our practices.
• Heritage Hunt Retired Men’s Golf Club (HHRMGC) is
a member of the Northern Virginia Retired Men’s Golf
Association (NVRMGA). We have matches with 14 other
clubs in the metropolitan area between April and October.
Please contact Spencer Chambliss at spencer1281@
comcast.net or call 703-743-5147 if you are interested.
• Heritage Hunt Senior Strategies Forum provides HH
residents with useful and educational information dealing
with everyday issues—financial, health, safety and other
lifestyle topics. Speakers include HH residents with specific
expertise and outside presenters willing to share their
knowledge. All programs are strictly educational—at no
cost with no overt marketing or sales pitches. Programs are
scheduled on the third Wednesday (except as noted) of the
month, at 7 PM, September through June.
• HHWGA—18 is Heritage Hunt’s women’s 18-hole golf
association. Play is Wednesday mornings April through
October. Heritage Hunt handicaps are required (can be
created after 10 rounds or transferred from your old club).
New members are welcome. Contact Adrienne Mehl at
703-743-5579 or Bobbi Manley at 703-743-2089.
• Heritage Hunt Women’s Organization (HHWO)
is the largest club in Heritage Hunt. We gather for
meetings, programs and luncheons on the second Tuesday
of the month, September through June. Meetings are held
in the Great Oak Ballroom and begin promptly at 10 AM. All
women residents of HH are welcome to join. Please read
the organization’s newsletter, The Acorn Report, on the
Heritage Hunt website www.heritagehunt.net/clubsandactivities for details and contact information.
• Heritage Hunt Woodcarvers group meets 1 PM to 4
PM every Tuesday afternoon in the clubhouse craft room.
Beginners are welcome and beginner classes are always
starting. There is no cost involved as we provide the knife,
glove, wood and lesson for your first project. Check out the
carvings done by the club in the display case in the lower
lobby near the craft room. Contact J. C. Evans at
703-743-1321 if you would like more information.
• Knitting Group meets from 1 PM to 3 PM Monday
afternoons in the craft room. The Knitting Group welcomes
you, no matter your level of experience. We will help you
learn to knit and to finish a project. Come to the craft room
on Mondays. Knitters may work on individual projects or
projects to be donated to charities. For information please
contact Joanne Tuttle at 703-743-5345.
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• Ladies Drop-in Bridge group meets 1–4 PM. The first
and third Thursday group meets in the Marsh Mansion; to
play call Charlotte Vedeler, 703-743-1702. The second and
fourth Thursday group meets in the main club Mountain
View Room; to play contact Jo Ward at 703-743-1683.
• Ladies Just-for-Fun Golf League is open to ladies who
just want to play golf for the fun of the game. If you want
to sign up as a single, twosome, threesome, or a full foursome, you choose who you want to play with. We require no
dues and do not require the establishment of a handicap.
Improve your game at your own pace. New to the game
or have you had to take time off from playing for some
reason? This is a great way to join the game in a relaxed,
non-competitive setting. Don’t want to keep score? It’s your
choice. The only requirement is to keep up pace of play and
enjoy yourself. For further information, call Liz at 703-7432273 or Darlene at 703-743-2291.
• Ladies’ Poker Night is held on Wednesdays at 7 PM
in the Blue Ridge Room. Questions? Call M.J. Brickach,
703-743-1614.
• Library Committee sorts and shelves donated books.
Please remember to sign out and sign in your borrowed
books in the book next to the computer in the clubhouse
library or on the small table in the Marsh Mansion library.
Residents are asked to borrow no more than five books at
any one time. Large-print books are available in the closet
at the back of the Clubhouse library. Please leave donations on the lower shelf of the book cart in the clubhouse
library—not in the Marsh Mansion library. Only fiction
and non-fiction books concentrating in biography, current
affairs, and history published since 2001 are accepted.
• Line Dancing – Instruction and open dancing are held
every Tuesday from 6-8 PM in the Great Oak Ballroom.
No fee; no sign up necessary. For information call Helen
Esposito 703-743-5385 or Lynn Levvis 703-743-5659.
• Monday Mah-jongg group meets every Monday from
1-3 PM in the Clubhouse Board room. New, intermediate or
experienced players are welcome.
• Tuesday Mah-jongg group meets every week,
10 AM– Noon, in the Blue Ridge Room. The format is
American Mah-jongg . Beginners are welcome. Please call
Agnes Garritty, 571-248-0262, for more information.
• Thursday Evening Mah-jongg players meet every
week at 7 PM in the Mountain View Room. If you would like
to join us or have any questions, call Cathie Schlupf,
703-743-5564, or Paula Daitch, 703-743-5135.
• Men’s Poker players meet every Monday at 12 PM and
Wednesday at 6 PM in the Marsh Mansion. Standard poker
games are played. The stakes are “player friendly.”
Newcomers welcome. For more information call Dennis
Massie, 703-743-1043.
• MOAA Heritage Hunt Chapter (Military Officers
Association of America) supports four local Junior ROTC
programs as well as the Wounded Warrior program and
other local causes. The chapter hosts social events—with
local entertainment and special guest speakers—in April,
September, and December. Membership is open to all retired,
active, and former officers of the seven uniformed services
and their Guard and Reserve components. The chapter is
an IRS-approved 501(C)(19) War Veterans organization. All
donations to the chapter are tax deductible to the donor. For
more information and application, call Bill Baird at
703-743-1625. You may access the Heritage Hunt MOAA Web
site at https://sites.google.com/site/moaaheritagehunt/
• The New York Club meets for brunch or dinner and
reminiscing. For more information about the club please
contact Elaine Adler at 571-248-2874.
• On Our Own - Singles - The On Our Own (Singles) group
plans activities for both men and women who are living alone.
The following activities are coordinated by volunteers and
are on-going: Dinner at a local restaurant every Thursday.
Game night at the Clubhouse on the 2nd Friday of each month.
Summer Social held in June and Holiday Party in December.
Dine-around groups of six form in September and set their
own schedule. Theater visits to Riverside and Fauquier are
arranged by car pool as theater schedules are announced
Travel to U.S. and international locations are organized by
group interest along with short-stay or day trips.
• Parkinson’s Caregivers Group - Does your spouse or
loved one have Parkinson’s Disease? Caregiver group meets
Wednesday July 8th 1:00-2:30 PM. In the Clubhouse Boardroom. More information, call Harolyn Small at 703-743-1818.
• Pennsylvania/Keystone Club: All HH former
Pennsylvania residents are invited to join the Keystone Club
for dinner and fun conversation. Call Barbara Goldman,
571-222-7753; or Deborah or Walt Kowal, 703-743-9927.
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• Phase 10 Group: A rummy like game easy to master and
highly enjoyable is played on Wednesday 1-4 PM usually in
the Clubhouse Board room. If you want to join our group call
John Bonilla at 703-743-1549.
• Photography Club meets monthly on the fourth Tuesday
in the Mountain View Room at 7 PM, except in July. Meetings
focus on sharing images, learning skills, and planning group
photography trips. We go on many day outings and several
overnight trips each year. More information about the club
can be found on our Web site, www.heritagehuntphotoclub.
org. Questions? Call Sarah Skerker at 703-743-2051.
• Pickleball Club: For information call Esta Gladstone,
703-743-2323 or [email protected].
• Pinochle Players: Single deck at 1 PM. Every Thursday
in the Blue Ridge Room. Double deck pinochle at 1 PM every
Tuesday in the Marsh Mansion. New players are welcome. For
more information call Jane or Bill Daly, 703-743-1372. Kudos
to Barbara Woolridge, Carol Hattler, and Bill Gorodnick, who
received awards at our recent semi-annual luncheon.
• Quilters/Blanket Stitchers meet Mondays, 9 AM to noon,
in the craft room to make and give quilts to traumatized
children, nursing home residents, and veterans. For more
information call Kathy Keim at 703-743-1165.
• “Round the Block” Quilters meet at 1-4 PM the second
and fourth Thursday in the craft room. If you can thread a
needle, you can learn to quilt. Call Doris Judge at 703-7435160 or Karen Naylor, at 703-743-5091, for information.
• Spanish Club - Do you enjoy speaking Spanish? Would
you like to practice your communication and reading skills
while meeting some of your Heritage Hunt neighbors? Then,
if your ability is at the intermediate or advanced levels, please
join us on Mondays from 2-4 PM in the Ticket room at the
Marsh Mansion. For more info, call Linda Cullen at 703-7431046 or e-mail at [email protected].
• A Support Group for Caretakers of Loved Ones with
Alzheimer’s and Related Dementia has been formed.
Future meetings of the group will continue to be on the
second Thursday of the month at 6:30 p.m. in the
Clubhouse Board Room.
• Tennis players meet at 9 AM during the hot months.
The advanced group meets Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays; call Anne Van de Meulebroecke, 703-743-5555, for
more information. The beginning-to-intermediate group
plays Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays; call Phyllis
Maier at 571-248-0818, for information.
• Tuesday Men’s Golf – Every Tuesday, April through
October, the men of HHGC and their guests play 18 holes of
non-competitive golf for fun. Handicaps are not required
but may be used in foursome assignments if foursome
requests have not been made. It features a shot-gun start
beginning as early as 8 AM during the warm summer
weather and as late as 9 AM in early spring and late fall.
Sign-up sheets (riders and walkers) are posted on the
men’s golf bulletin board outside the pro shop and will
go up on Sunday for the next week and will be taken
down Friday noon. Initial assignments will be e-mailed
on Saturday and final assignments on Sunday. For further
information, e-mail [email protected].
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• Wine Club meets on the third Monday of the month
at 7 PM in the clubhouse Virginian Room. Club members
enhance learning and appreciation of wines by socializing
at various wine events and tours. New members and guests
are always welcome, and you don’t need to be a wine expert
to attend. For further information please contact Emily
Russell at [email protected].
• Woodworkers’ Club—The woodworking shop is open
and operational on the lower level of the main clubhouse.
Individuals must be certified prior to using the facility. To
be certified call Roger Van de Meulebroecke, 703-743-5555,
or Mel Ross, 703-743-5141. Certification can be scheduled
on a Saturday, 10-11 AM.
• Writing Group will meet on Tuesdays, August 4 and
18, 10-noon in the Mountain View Room. No experience is
necessary. Come join others interested in self expression
to write together using techniques that stimulate memory,
enhance creativity and provide positive feedback.
Questions? Call Nancy Langley, 703-743-5356.
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MARIA’S
A CARPET & DRAPERY, furniture, oriental rug cleaning specialist. Also auto
and motor home interiors. Family owned/operated. COSTELLO & SONS
CARPET CLEANING. Phone estimates 540-402-6291 Courteous and prompt.
Truck mount unit. Odor control treatment available. References upon
request
A NOTARY (resident) who travels to your location to make it easier for you.
Discount to HH residents. 703-743-2280.
AAA rated driver and HH resident. Transportation service to airports,
metro, doctors and shopping. For fares and reservations email wsferro@
comcast.net.
AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING, BLUE RIDGE: Licensed. Bonded. Insured.
Licensed gas contractor. John Papke, owner, 35 years experience. Son of HH
resident. Phone 703-691-9653. www.blueridgeac.com
AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION: HH to Dulles $50; to National Airport $75.
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ALTERATIONS AND TAILORING: Need alterations on jeans, shirts, pants,
etc? Aun Soon, a Heritage Hunt resident and a tailor with over 40 years of
experience will work her magic and make it a perfect fit for you! All orders
are by appointment only. Kim’s Tailoring and Alterations, 703-743-1935 or
703-965-9063, 13010 Triple Crown Loop.
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APPLIANCE REPAIR - Fast response. All makes and models. Located in
Gainesville. Professional and courteous service. Heritage Hunt references
available. Call Ayers Appliance at 703-468-4939.
ARE YOU GOING TO BE AWAY FROM YOUR HOME? Errand Works will check
on your home at regularly scheduled intervals while you are out of town so
you don’t have to worry about malfunctioning appliances which may result
in water damage or other mishaps while you are out of town. We will send
you pictures of any problems that occur while you are out of town so you
don’t have any surprises when you return. Welcome home groceries can
also be waiting for you when you return. Licensed, bonded and insured.
Have HH reference. Senior discount. Call Jennifer at Errand Works 703-8811599 or email [email protected].
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Interior and exterior painting. Drywall repairs. Deck and fence repairs.
Pressure washing. Wood rot repair. Lawn work. General home repair and
handyman services. JOB IS NOT COMPLETE UNTIL YOU ARE SATISFIED!
Free Estimates. Licensed and insured. HH references. Billy Reed 540-2723603 (cell) 540-788-4599 (office) [email protected].
BATH DRAINS RUNNING SLOWLY? Call Don at 703-853-0000, a Heritage
Hunt resident. Licensed and insured. License: VA 2701-031672 DDR
Plumbing Company. Major credit cards accepted.
BEV’S SEW WHAT: Draperies, Alterations, New Clothing, Weddings. In
business since 1990. 703-791-3407.
CARPET & UPHOLSTERY Cleaning, ORIENTAL Rug Cleaning, Pet Urine
Removal Treatment, Chem-Dry Protectant (renews stain resistance),
Deodorizer available. TILE & GROUT – clean and seal. HH references. In
business since 1992. Contact Scott Kennedy, Battlefield Chem-Dry at 703330-0052.
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CLEANING HOMES & OFFICES: Specializing in Carpet, Wood Floors, Tiles,
Upholstery & maid services ) We offer: 1-4 hours Non-Medical Personal
Care (bathing, errands & laundry) with our qualify& license CNA’s. Please
call to schedule an appointment and receive a Brochure with a complete
description of our services. “Real Cleaning Concierge” Ph: 571-477-8604 /
Em: [email protected]. Licensed, Bonded & Insured.
CLEANING SERVICE BY D&T ENTERPRISE: Residential/Commercial
cleaning window cleaning, pressure washing, clean-out, move-out, new
construction. Family owned and operated. Insured and bonded. HH
references. Call Trish 540-522-7683 or [email protected].
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CREATE-A-SCENE: Custom slipcovers, cushions, pillows, upholstery, etc.
References. Over 30 years experience. On Angie’s List. Ruth, 571-213-2878.
CROWN MOLDING INSTALLED - Picture frames, wainscoting, window
casing. 38 years experience. For all interior trim work, please call Jube
Henshaw at 703.795.9117 or 540.547.4105.
DAVE THE MOVER LLC. Local, distant, packing, intra home moves, piano and
antique expert. We provide above average service and value. HH references,
we are generally in HH twice a month or so. Dave Wassenaar 540-229-9999
cell or 703-753-4242.
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cleaning products deliver professional results for a fraction of the cost. Call
Luke (571) 233-7833.
DOES YOUR CAR need to have the annual safety inspection? Errand Works
will pick your car up, have it inspected, and return it to you. No more
waiting in lines on hot summer days. We are licensed and insured. Senior
discount. Have HH reference. Call Jennifer at Errand Works 703-881-1599
or email [email protected].
DOES YOUR REFRIGERATOR or other appliance need thorough cleaning?
Reasonable rates, satisfaction guaranteed. Call Luke (571) 233-7833.
ELDERLY CARE - Looking to take care and help someone needing elderly
care. Like going the extra mile. Call Melody at 703-257-4345.
ELECTRICIAN - K & D Electric. Master electrician. Licensed, bonded,
insured. Ceiling fans, recessed lighting, phone/CATV cabling, security
lighting, hot tubs, computer network cabling, basement wiring, etc. Contact
Ken Fortner at 703-499-0522 or e-mail [email protected].
ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! Local resident Carol Collins,
aka Bingo the Magic Clown, with over 30 years experience, can find you
quality entertainers to make your family events special. Cheer up a sick
friend or grandchild in the hospital with a comedy gram. Call for Santa, Mrs.
Claus, magicians, musicians, caricature artists, face painters—you name
it! But we only take off our nose, not our clothes! Safari Bingo’s comedy
birthday show now includes a performing doggy, Lolli-pup, along with
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everyday errands pile up? Errand Works will help by doing your weekly or
last minute errands. Licensed and insured. Fast service. Have HH reference.
Call Jennifer at Errand Works 703-881-1599 or email [email protected].
FAUCET REPAIRED/REPLACED - Ask for Don. 703-853-0000, a Heritage
Plumbing Company. Major credit cards accepted
FOR RENT – One bedroom and full bath in basement with walkout. Call Debbie at 703-409-1992
FOR SALE: Cottage in Wintergreen Resort. 3 BR, 2 1/2 Bath, open floor plan,
built in 2005, in excellent condition. Located in Stoney Creek. Priced to sell!
If interested contact Francesca of Four Seasons Realty at (434)361-0335
and reference MLS#529941.
FOR SALE: KITCHEN BAR STOOLS (4) – In great shape; Cushioned with
arms; top notch quality. Heritage Hunt resident. Send an email to jcasag@
aol.com for photos. Will take best offer.
FOR SALE - (4) Old Oak Chairs. Seats removeable to change material. $25
each. 703-743-5868.
FOR SALE: Sofa and Chair 1/2, neutral color. Both In excellent condition.
Call: 703-743-1177.
• Defer Social Security benefits
• Allow time for investment recovery
Joe Howard
Reverse Mortgage Advisor
Liberty Home Equity Solutions, Inc.
301.928.3772
[email protected]
*You must still live in the home as your primary residence,
continue to pay required property taxes, homeowners
insurance, and maintain the home according to Federal Housing
Administration requirements. **Consult your financial advisor
and appropriate government agencies for any effect on taxes or
government benefits.
Liberty Home Equity Solutions, Inc. 17201 Spates Hill Rd., Poolesville, MD 20837. (800) 218-1415. Company NMLS ID# 3313, Loan Originator NMLS
ID# 506504 - DC - Mortgage Dual Authority License #MLB 3313 - MD - Mortgage Lender Licensee #16812 - PA - Mortgage Lender Licensee #20801 and
20801.001. Licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Banking- VA - NMLS ID #506504 (www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org)
The Face You Know for:
Decks
Screened Porches
Finished Basements
Vinyl Rail Upgrades
Room Additions
...and much more
Free Estimates
Excellent Quality at a Fair Price
Donnie Brundage (703) 898-9980
Owner: Rx4Wood, Inc.
Licensed and Insured
Many Heritage Hunt References
Personally Serving Heritage Hunt Since 1999
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Nana Jo loves to cook
for her family and
friends and now she
is cooking for others.
Nana Jo’s Kitchen
has a monthly schedule
published on her home page
so that you can order a
meal or several meals in
advance. NaNa Jo will
also take Special Requests.
Nana Jo’s Kitchen is
offering pre-prepared
meals to go and will
deliver them from her
kitchen to your home
with “love and a smile.”
Nana Jo’s Kitchen also
provides a full bakery
menu that you can order
at any time for individual
consumption or for a
dessert extravaganza.
For more information visit Nana Jo’s Kitchen
website: [email protected]
703-635-0338 * 703-597-9530
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE - Wheelchair, electric, Permobil R300. New battery and charger.
$1500 OBO. Call 703-743-1049.
FURNITURE REPAIR - Furniture refinishing/repair, chair caning, rush
weaving, free pickup and delivery, references available. Call Jerry’s Caning
703-864-8187, [email protected].
GARBAGE DISPOSAL REPLACED - Ask for Don. 703-853-0000, a Heritage
GAS FIREPLACE AND GAS PIPING SPECIALISTS - Williams Services, Inc. has
over 16 years experience specializing in all your gas appliance needs.
Williams Services is a Class A licensed and insured and provides
professional and reliable service. Heritage Hunt residents receive a 10%
discount. Please call to schedule your annual fireplace cleaning. 257-1441.
GREG SCOTT HOME IMPROVEMENTS - We do exterior and interior painting,
power washing, rotten wood repair, cathedral ceiling crown molding and
built-in bookcase installation. No job too small. Local resident with 30 years
experience and serving HH since 2005. HH references. Top quality work
with affordable rates. Call 703-403-7522 or e-mail
[email protected].
GUARANTEED Body Fat Loss or YOUR MONEY BACK! 13-week program offers camaderie and fun in a group setting and is the most inexpensive fitness
training available anywhere. Work out up to four times a week around YOUR
schedule. TNT Fitness offers moderate-intensity group exercise at the Sport
& Health Fitness Center just outside the HH main gate. All ages and levels of
fitness welcome. First four sessions FREE. Call Luke 571-233-7833.
HAIR STYLIST available for all services in your home. 30+ years experience.
Heritage Hunt references. Patti(H) 571-292-1922 or (Cell) 703-568-6006.
HANDYMAN 2 HOME IMPROVEMENTS: Superior Craftsmanship, Excellent
Value, Extensive Experience & References. Class A Licensed. Insured. 30+
years experience. Call Mark Ammons at 703-930-4472.
HANDYMAN 4 YOUR HOME: I live only 10 minutes from Heritage Hunt.
Haymarket resident since 1984. Over 35 years experience in all areas of
home repair and improvements including computer and Internet diagnosis/
repair. Many local references – several HH residents. Licensed, insured,
bonded. E-mail or call for my brochure listing all services. Call Larry at
703-304-6670, E-mail: [email protected].
HANDYMAN & LICENSED GENERAL CONTRACTOR: 28+ years experience.
I can do almost anything; no job too small. Call John at 703-581-2772 or
email at [email protected].
HANDYMAN & REMODEL: All home repairs and maintenance available.
Interior and exterior work including but not limited to moldings, drywall
and wood repairs, tile repairs, change light/plumping fixtures, powerwashing, masonry/stone repairs. Harding & Son is a family owned business with
35+ years experience. Located in Gainesville area. 703-408-6206 or [email protected]. See me at Harding & Son on Facebook.
Proudly Serves
The Heritage Hunt Golf &
Country Club Community
7368 Atlas Walk Way
(703) 753-5900
PAISANOSPIZZA.COM
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HANDYMAN - General remodeling and carpentry. Basement, bathroom, and
kitchen remodeling. Exterior and interior painting and repair. Plumbing
and electrical. Drywall, window, door, fence and deck installation. Pressure
washing. Small jobs welcome. 25 years experience with many references.
Free estimates.. Licensed and insured. Jose Briceno - 571-501-8772.
[email protected].
HANDYMAN - Home Improvement Repairs and Remodeling in electrical,
plumbing, carpentry, tile, drywall, etc. 37 years experience. Licensed and
Insured. Jim Kirsch - 703-330-1690
HANDYMAN SERVICES - Interior/exterior home repairs. Damaged wood,
wood rot, etc. Power wash decks, seal repair. Interior lights, faucets, ceiling
fans, picture hanging, doors and trim, closet/garage storage, etc. No job too
small. Great rates! Virginia Home Service. www.virginiahomeservice.net.
Mike Burnett, 703-303-4496.
HOME ELECTRONICS ASSISTANCE - Home lighting automation, web
security cams, wall-mounted flat panel TV/home entertainment systems.
Personal computer lessons. Low hourly rates. Virginia Home Service
www.virginiahomeservice.net. Mike Burnett 703-303-4496.
HOME CARE WITH SENCURA - Helping seniors to live independently for
over seven years. We provide light housekeeping, transportation, meal
preparation, dog walking, companionship, and much more! Our compassionate caregivers are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and are fully
bonded and insured. Please visit our website www.sen-cura.com, or call
703-880-2547. Free in-home consultation.
CLASSIFIED ADS
CLASSIFIED ADS
HOME IMPROVEMENTS – Exterior/Interior REMODEL – Basement, Bath,
Kitchen, Decks, Painting, Carpentry, Drywall, Power washing, Flooring and
much more! Handyman services available. Family owned. Licensed, bonded,
insured. BBB member. References. No money down! Call Mike of PICTURE
PERFECT HOME IMPROVEMENTS at 703-590-3187. www.pphionline.com
HOUSE CLEANING By FRANCOISE - Free estimates, licensed, references. Call
me at 703 327 6340.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS – Painting, Drywall, Kitchen and Bath Remodeling,
Wood Rot, Carpentry, Ceramic Tile, Plumbing, Electric, Handyman services.
“WE DO IT ALL!” Joel Riggs Home Services, Class A Licensed and Insured,
38 years local experience. Excellent Heritage Hunt references provided.
703-929-4676.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS: SGL SERVICES, Bill Leary, 540-878-1801.
Specializing in home improvements, decks, basements, painting and other
handyman needs. John Tweed is the reference for HH, 703-743-5566. Other
references available upon request.
HOME WAITING SERVICE: We will wait at your home for a contractor or
repairman when you can’t be there. Errand Works is licensed and insured.
Prompt service. Have HH reference. Call Jennifer at Errand Works 703-8811599 or email [email protected].
HOT WATER HEATERS REPLACED - Ask for Don. 703-853-0000, a Heritage
Plumbing Company, Major credit cards accepted.
HOUSE CLEANING: $50 off initial cleaning, new customers only. Also, 10th
cleaning is free for new customers only. We give attention to detail, floor
to ceiling! 12+ years experience. In Heritage Hunt 9+ years. HH references.
Competitive rates. Monday–Saturday. Weekly, biweekly, monthly, special
occasions. Licensed, bonded, insured. Uniformed. All supplies provided.
KALIA’S CLEANING SERVICE. 703-508-4399, [email protected]
HOUSE CLEANING - Affordable cleaning service! Fine Touch Cleaning LLC
will send in the same housekeeper every time! Licensed and insured. HH
references. Other services offered. Call 540-359-1924.
HOUSE CLEANING AND STEAM CARPET CLEANING: $10 off first cleaning.
Affordable service by MY HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE. In HH 12+ years,
some original customers. Deep cleaning at low rates! Owner/supervisor.
Same crew every time! 22+ years experience. Licensed. Insured. Available
weekends. Heritage Hunt references. Miriam, 703-606-3395.
HOUSE CLEANING IN YOUR AREA: 10 years in HH, same customers. 20
years experience, some original customers! Same crew every time.
Reasonable rates. Free estimates. Contact our Heritage Hunt references.
ESCOBAR CLEANING SERVICE., LLC. Call Maria, 571-217-0418.
I’LL PULL WEEDS, trim hedges and bushes, plant rose bushes, do odd jobs
in/around your house, 3 hrs for $50, [email protected], 571-222-7059.
JUNK ??? We at Stuff N’ Stuff Junk Removal remove your unwanted items
from inside or outside your home or office. We do the lifting so you don’t
have to. 703-656-1984 or visit www.removethatstuff.com.
JUNK HAULING – Yards and Basements cleared. Furniture and Appliance
disposal. Storage cleanouts. Pick up and deliver furniture. Also offering
Yard work services. E-mail [email protected]. Call 703-497-4976 or
703-599-8385.
LANDSCAPING - Lawn mowing, landscaping, seeding, fertilizing, bed design
and hedge trimming. Weekly service. Reasonable rates with free estimates.
HH references. Licensed; insured. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call Smith’s
Landscaping at 703-754-1070 or 703-217-2226.
LAWN CARE SERVICES – Offered by Mason’s Lawn & Landscape. Keep your
lawn and garden looking beautiful. Call now to get on our 2015 schedule –
703-594-GROW (4769). And Snow Removal Too!
MARIA’S HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE - Free estimates. Excellent references.
Licensed and insured. $25 off first cleaning. Call us at 571-278-9324.
MASSAGE AFFORDABLE *SPECIAL* RATE $40/hr in your home. Swedish,
sports, deep tissue. Licensed, experienced and insured. Call 703-606-8884
Diane.
MOVER: DAVE THE MOVER LLC. Local, distant, packing, intra home moves,
piano and antique expert. We provide above average service and value. HH
references, we are generally in HH twice a month or so. Dave Wassenaar
540-229-9999 cell or 703-753-4242.
OUTSIDE FAUCETS REPAIRED/REPLACED – New deck faucets. Ask for Don.
703-853-0000, a Heritage Hunt resident. Licensed and insured. License: VA
2701-031672 DDR Plumbing Company. Major credit cards accepted.
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FREE PIZZA
Try Organic!
Buy 1 Lg, Get 2nd One FREE
Pickup or Carry-out
Tuesday only
703-753-7492
CLASSIFIED ADS
PAINTERS, CARPENTRY, POWER WASHING – Quality Home Services
include: interior and exterior painting, rotten wood repair, crown/chair
rail molding installation, wallpaper removal, drywall repair and deck, fence
and siding power washing. Family owned and operated – serving Northern
Virginia since 1992; HH references since 2005. FREE ESTIMATES! Licensed
& insured. ZAMPIELLO PAINT CONTRACTORS, INC. 703-263-1000,
www.zampiellopaint.com
PAINTING: Class A Licensed and Insured, Interior/Exterior Painting,
Kitchen and Bath remodeling, Wood Rot, Plumbing, Electrical, Ceramic tile.
“WE DO IT ALL!” 38 years local experience. Excellent Heritage Hunt references. JOEL RIGGS HOME SERVICES, 703-929-4676.
PAINTING: Local resident with over 25 years experience. Exterior trim, deck
rails, walkways, patios, basement stairwells, foundations and garage floor
finishing. Mark 703-753-3856. Visit us at www.powerwashingsp.com.
PET SITTING AND DOG WALKING: Kathy’s Canine & Cat Care will walk your
pets when you are unable to, will love and care for your pets in your home
when you are out of town. Call Kathy @ 540-272-0512 or Kathylavin@
yahoo.com.
PET TRANSPORT: Does your pet need to be taken or picked up from the vet
or groomer? Errand Works can do this for you. We are licensed and insured.
Honest and compassionate service. Summer discount is in effect. Have HH
reference. Call Jennifer at Errand Works 703-881-1599 or email jennifer@
errandworksva.com.
PERSONAL ASSISTANT - How can I make your life easier? Healthy meal
planning and preparation. Errands. Drive to appointments. Event planning.
Detail oriented. Caring. Recommendations. Call Corrinne 703-502-4506 or
[email protected]
PICK UP SERVICE: Do you need items picked up or dropped off at the store,
pharmacy, post office, or dry cleaners? Errand Works is licensed and insured. Fast service, special price for new customers. Have HH reference. Call
Jennifer at Errand Works 703-881-1599 or email jennifer@errandworksva.
com.
PLANT SITTING - Going away don’t worry anymore, will take care of your
babies, your home or mine, call VALENTINE (HH resident) 703 743 2484.
PLUMBER - Lopez Plumbing. Reasonable rates. Free Estimates. Licensed and
insured. References available. 571-277-3398.
PLUMBING – Ask for Don. 703-853-0000, a Heritage Hunt resident.
Licensed and insured. License: VA 2701-031672 DDR Plumbing Company.
Major credit cards accepted.
PLUMBING SERVICES: Locally owned and operated, GAINESVILLE PLUMBING has been providing excellent plumbing services to Heritage Hunt
Residents since 2004. We value your time … You’ll value our service! We
offer a 5% discount for Heritage Hunt Residents. Licensed & Insured. CALL
GAINESVILLE PLUMBING for all of your Plumbing needs: 571.248.8727
POWER WASHING– Clean the surface of your house deck or driveway. Get
rid of mildew, algae, and dirt. Several years’ experience in HH. Call Dan’s
Power Washing 703-795-1701 / [email protected] /
www.danspowerwashing.com.
POWERWASHING SPECIALISTS: Free estimates, licensed/insured. Local
resident with over 25 years experience cleaning siding, decks, fences, patios,
stoops, steps, walkways and driveways. Deck clear sealing / staining and
railing painting. HH references. Mark, 703-753-3856. Visit us at
www.powerwashingsp.com
PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER: Specializing in family portraiture,
children, computer restoration, and parties. “Create Memories Today for
Tomorrow.” The Photo Bug, (H) 703-743-2323 or (C) 703-489-2273.
RADON REMEDIATION - JK Radon, LLC serving Heritage Hunt since 2010.
Several HH references. Call 703-655-4574 or email [email protected].
SCREENED PORCHES, DECKS, ROOM ADDITIONS, FINISHED BASEMENTS:
30 years experience. Many years in Heritage Hunt and familiar with HOA
regulations. HH references. I’m the guy in the noisy burgundy truck! VA
licensed and insured. Donnie Brundage, 703-898-9980 or email us at
[email protected]
SMOKE ALARMS-For battery or smoke alarm replacement contact Ken
Weinzapfel at 703-743-1607.
TOILETS REBUILT/REPLACED - Ask for Don. 703-853-0000, a Heritage
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WINDOW REPLACEMENT: Any problems with windows, contact Ken
Weinzapfel, 703-743-1607.
Home Health Care Equipment Lending Bank
Offers a Useful Service for HH Neighbors.
Please call Jean Milbradt at 703-743-5377
To let her know what health care
equipment you have to lend or
to inquire about equipment that is
available for lending by residents.
Ronald McDonald Pop Tops
Every pop top (pet food, soup,
soda can) makes a difference
for the families staying at the
Richmond Ronald McDonald
House . Want to help ?
Then deliver to
13554 Ryton Ridge Lane.
We appreciate all your support.
~ Judy & Al Stearns
ST. PAUL’S
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
ALL ARE WELCOME!
Celebrate SUMMER With Us!
Summer Sunday Schedule:
8:30 am Worship Service
9:30 am Choir Rehearsal
10:30 am Worship Service
11:30 am Fellowship
6750 Fayette Street, Haymarket, VA 20169
The Rev. Sean K. Rousseau
www.stpaulsepiscopalhaymarket.org
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NOW LOCATED ACROSS THE STREET
In the Heritage Village Plaza
Tax Services, Personal Financial Planning
Estate, Trust & Elder Care Planning
Trusted for over 40 years
(540) 364-4930
www.BadgerSumrall.com
Certified Public Accountants
7410 Heritage Village Plz Gainesville, VA 20155
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August 1-September 5 Golf Schedule
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
All times are approximate and subject to change.
2
4:30 PM Couples
Golf
Closed 2:45-5 PM
3
1 PM World’s
Largest Golf Outing
avail. 7:30-8 AM
4
8 AM Men’s Day
avail. after 12:45 PM
5
8 AM Ladies Day
avail. after 1 PM
6
3 PM Green Tee Club
Fun Event
Course Open
7
12:30 PM Event
Closed 9:45-1:15 PM
16
3 PM Front 9
Closed
17
Front 9 Closed All
Day
24
Back 9 Closed All
Day
19
Front 9 Closed All
Day
8 AM Ladies Day
avail. after 1 PM
20
8 AM 9-Hole Ladies
Back 9
Avail after 8:30 AM
21
23
3 PM Back 9 Closed
4:30 PM Couples
Golf
Closed 12:30-5 PM
18
Front 9 Closed All Day
8 AM Men’s Day
1
8:30 AM Men’s Day
Avail. after 1:15 PM
2
8:30 AM Ladies Day
3
8:45 AM - NVRMGA
Closed 8:30-12:00
9
4:30 PM Couples
Golf
Closed 2:45-5 PM
30
4:30 PM Couples
Golf
Closed 2:45-5 PM
10
31
11
8 AM Men’s Day
25
Back 9 Closed All Day
8 AM Men’s Day
12
8 AM Ladies Day
avail. after 11:30 AM
26
Back 9 Closed All
Day
8 AM Ladies Day
avail. after 11:30 AM
13
8:45 AM NVRMGA
Closed 8:30 -12:00
27
8 AM - 9-Hole Ladies
Back 9
Avail. after 8:30 AM
Saturday
1
Member/Guest
Rain Date
8
14
9 AM Event
15
9 AM BJ’s
Summer Shamble
Avail. after 2 PM
28
29
Member/Guest
Rain Date
4
5
22
BJ’s Summer
Shamble Rain
Date
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August 1-31 Fitness Schedule
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Attend your first fitness class free of charge!
Purchase a fitness pass coupon booklet at the main clubhouse front desk
at a cost of $90 to participate in 15 aqua and land classes.
Turn in a coupon each time you attend a class. The coupon booklet does not expire.
* Separate Fee Schedule. Please contact Joey Wagner at 703-743-1043.
Inclement Weather Policy - If PWC Schools are closed then all fitness classes are cancelled.
For school delays classes remain as scheduled.
Classes are subject to change based on instructor and facility availability.
1
9 AM – Aerobics I
10:10 AM – Yoga
2
3
7:30 AM – Men’s Power
Flex
9 AM–Aerobics II
*10 AM - Seated Aerobics, CH Ballroom
10:10 AM – Power
Pump
6 PM – Step Aerobics
9
10
Flex
9 AM–Aerobics II
10:10 AM – Power
Pump
16
17
Flex
9 AM–Aerobics II
*10 AM - Seated
Aerobics, CH Ballroom
10:10 AM – Power
Pump
23/30
24/31
Flex
9 AM–Aerobics II
10:10 AM – Power
Pump
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4
8:30 AM – Aqua Fit
9 AM – Zumba Gold
10:30 AM – Mat Pilates
11
5
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
8:30 AM – Balls, Bands
& Balance,CH Ballroom
9 AM – Yoga
10:10 AM – Tabata
10:15 AM - Gentle
Yoga, CH Ballroom
12
9 AM – Zumba Gold
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
18
9 AM – Zumba Gold
19
28
9 AM – Zumba Gold
29
9 AM – Yoga
10:10 AM – Tabata
10:15 AM - Gentle
Yoga, CH Ballroom
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
9 AM – Yoga
10:10 AM – Tabata
10:15 AM - Gentle
Yoga, CH Ballroom
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
9 AM – Yoga
10:10 AM – Tabata
10:15 AM - Gentle
Yoga, CH Ballroom
6
7
8
13
14
15
20
9 AM – Zumba Gold
21
22
31
29
9 AM – Zumba Gold
10:10 AM – Circuit
Style Weights
9 AM – Zumba Gold
Style Weights
*10 AM - Seated
Aerobics-CH Ballroom
Style Weights
30
9 AM – Zumba Gold
*10 AM - Seated
Aerobics-CH Ballroom
Style Weights
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
9 AM – Aerobics I
10:10 AM – Yoga
9 AM – Aerobics I
10:10 AM – Yoga
9 AM – Aerobics I
10:10 AM – Yoga
9 AM – Aerobics I
10:10 AM – Yoga
August 1-31 Group Activities Schedule
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
BA - GREAT OAK BALLROOM
BL - BLUE RIDGE BILLARDS ROOM
BO - BOARD ROOM
CA - MT VIEW CARD ROOM
CH - CLUBHOUSE COURT
CR - CRAFT ROOM
DR - VIRGINIAN DINING ROOM
Wednesday
Thursday
ROOM LEGEND
Friday
Saturday
FC - FITNESS CENTER
MM - MARSH MANSION
MMP - MANSION PARLOR
MMGR - MANSION GARDEN ROOM
MMLR - MANSION LIVING ROOM
MMTR - MANSION TICKET ROOM
MML - MANSION LIBRARY
1
9 AM – Blanket Stitchers, CR
9 AM – Tennis (begin /interm)
Club, CH court
2
9
16
23/30
3
9 AM–Blanket Stitchers, CR
9 AM–Tennis (adv) Club, CH
10 AM–Ladies Bridge, BL
12 PM–Men’s Poker, MML
12:45 PM–Weekly Bridge, CA
1 PM–Knitting CR
1 PM–Canasta, BL
2 PM–Spanish club, MMTR
3:15 PM–Bible Study, CR
3 PM–Pickleball, MM court
7 PM–Duplicate Bridge, CA
7 PM-Men in Song, BA
7 PM - WON, BL
10
10 AM - Ladies Bridge, BL
1 PM–Knitting, CR
1 PM–Canasta, BL
17
10 AM-Mon Ladies Bridge, BL
10 AM - Genealogy, CA
1 PM–Knitting, CR
1 PM–Canasta, BL
24/31
1 PM–Knitting, CR
1 PM–Canasta, BL
7 PM - WON, BL
4
9 AM–Tennis (begin/inter), CH
10 AM–Writing Group (1/3), CA
10 AM–American Mahjongg,BL
1 PM–Woodcarvers, CR
1 PM - Social Mah Jongg, BO
1 PM - Double Pinochle, MMLR
6 PM–Beginner/Intermediate
Line Dancing, BA
7 PM-AA, MMTR
7:15 PM–Intermediate
Advanced Line Dancing &
Instruction, BA
11
6 PM–Begin/Inter. Line Dance
and Instruction, BA
7 PM-Resident Forum, CA
7 PM-AA, MMTR
7:15 PM–Interm./Adv. Line
Dancing & Instruction, BA
18
10 AM–Writing Group (1/3), CA
and Instruction, BA
7 PM-HH Hams, MMGR (3)
7 PM-AA, MMTR
25
and Instruction, BA
7 PM-AA, MMTR
5
9:30 AM–Wed MenBridge, BO
9:30 AM–Bridge Lunch(1/3), CA
1 PM–Crocheting, CR
6 PM–Chess Club, MMP
7 PM–Ladies’ Poker, BL
7:30 PM-Bible Study, MMGR
6
9 AM–Fine Art Group, CR
9 AM–Tennis (begin/inter),CH
1 PM–Quilt Project Mtg, CR
1 PM–Pinochle, BL
1 PM–Ladies’ Drop-in Bridge
(2/4), CA
3 PM–HH High Steppers, FC
7
8
14
9 AM–Tennis (adv) Club,
CH court
15
21
22
9 AM–Tennis (adv) Club,CH
court
10AM Everything Apple,(1)CA
1 PM–Ladies Bridge (1/3), CA
Club, CH court
7 PM–Men’s Billiards, BL
7 PM–Mah-jongg, CA
7:30 PM - Allegro, BO
12
12:45 PM–Wed. (2/4) Bridge,CA
13
9 AM–Tennis (begin/interm)
Club, CH Crt
Club, CH court
1 PM–Ladies’ Drop-in Bridge
(1/3), MMLR
1PM–Quilt Project Meeting,CR
1 PM–Pinochle, BL
19
12:45 PM–Wed. (2/4) Bridge,CA
20
9 AM–Tennis (begin/interm)
Club, CH Crt
1PM–Quilt Project Meeting,CR
1 PM–Ladies’ Drop-in BridgeCA
1 PM–Pinochle, BL
court
1 PM–Ladies Bridge (1/3), CA
7:30 PM - Movie Night, BA
Club, CH court
7:30 PM - Allegro, BO
26
6:30 PM–HH Eve. Bridge, BA
7 PM–Ladies Poker, BL
27
1 PM–Quilt Project Mt, CR
1 PM–Pinochle, BL
28
court
29
Club, CH court
7:30PM-HH Concerts, BA
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Heritage Hunt Homeowners’ Association
6901 Arthur Hills Drive
Heritage Hunt Homeowners’ Association
August 1-31 Meeting Schedule
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
All times are approximate and subject to change.
Saturday
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
20
21
22
27
Board of Directors
1 PM, CH Mtn. View
Room
28
29
16
23/30
68
Community
Relations, 1 PM, MM
Garden Room
17
Board of Directors
9:30 AM, MM Parlor
Room
24/31
Grounds Committee,
2:30 PM, CH Mtn
View Room
18
Food & Beverage
Committee, 10 AM,
CH Mtn View Room
25
ARC, 9 AM, CH Mtn
View Card Room
Golf Committee,
3 PM, CH Mtn View
Card Room
19
Budget/Finance
Committee, 1 PM,
CH Mtn View Room
Emergency
Preparedness
Group, 9:30 AM, MM
Garden Room
26
ARC, 9 AM, CH Mtn
View Card Room
Facilities Committee
1 PM, CH Mtn View
Room