Heritage Hunt: A Place Where We Belong!

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Photo By Resident Russ Sernau
February 2015 Volume 17, No. 2
Heritage Hunt:
A Place Where We
Belong!
Heritage Hunt Golf & Country Club: www.heritagehunt.net
HOA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Director..........................................................................Ken Aitchison
Director.............................................................................. Rex Giekes
Director.......................................................................... Don Hambric
Director........................................................................... Jack Martins
Director......................................................................... Sandy Painter
Director........................................................................ Kathy Vergano
Director............................................................................Cathy Walsh
HOA COMMITTEES
Budget & Finance.............................................................Todd Counts
Community Relations ............................................Charlotte Kennedy
Architectural Review .................................................... Andy Johnson
Facilities..................................................................... Mary McFadden
Food & Beverage................................................................. Al Stearns
Golf.............................................................................Richard Murphy
Grounds.......................................................................... Jim Cumming
LSTV..................................................................................Jerry Surbey
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) Arslan Jamil*....... [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
Asst. Golf Pro Jordan [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
Prince Wm. County Non-Emergency...................................................................703-792-6500
COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT CORPORATION
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
www.associaonline.com
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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
MARSH MANSION
Monday-Friday............................................................9 AM – 9 PM
Saturday-Sunday......................................................9 AM - 6:30 PM
MARSH MANSION 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.
MARSH MANSION DINING ROOM
Monday-Saturday...................................................11 AM - 8 PM
Sunday...................................................................... 9 AM-2 PM
FITNESS CENTER
Daily.......................................................................... 5 AM – 11 PM
Access 5–6 a.m. and 9–11 p.m. requires activated pool 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.................................. 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
TENNIS COURTS...................................................Open till 9:30 PM
NOTICE OF MEETINGS*
Board of Directors–Third Monday, 9:30 AM, Marsh Mansion Parlor; Fourth
Thursday, 2 PM, Mountain View Room
Budget & Finance Committee–Third Wednesday, 1 PM, Mountain View Rm
Community Relations Committee–First Monday, 1 PM, CH Ballroom
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 the clubhouse day
administrator or to Mark Hillis, Editor, at the Marsh Mansion. 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 Ads: Contact the Editor at [email protected] for rates and
space availability.
Classified Ads: Submit ad copy with payment by check only (no cash)—$5 for 20
or fewer words and 25 cents per additional word by the tenth of the month prior
to publication at the clubhouse front desk or Marsh Mansion.
If you wish to charge the cost of your classified ad to your clubhouse account, you
may submit your ad by e-mail to [email protected].
There is no charge for free or lost-and-found items in the classified ad column.
The Heritage Horn • February 2015
General Manager’s Message
Warm greetings from all of us at CMC, your Association
managers! By now we have seen some snow and ice, but it
has been relatively mild and we hope it continues that way.
As we continue to deal with the wind, cold and potential
snow, its time for a quick reminder that on those snow/ice
days we ask that you don’t park on the roads. This enables
our snow/ice removal crews to quickly and safely clear
our roadways. Please also keep in mind that these crews
only begin to work when there is (2) inches of snow on
the ground. During that time they use a salt/sand mixture
which becomes most effective when the temperatures rise
above 25 degrees Fahrenheit. Please be aware that our
Facilities Engineers and I are constantly monitoring and
communicating with our vendor to ensure a timely cleaning
of our roadways. As in previous years, they do parking lots
and streets first, then cul-de-sacs, and finally pipe stems.
Driveway aprons are only plowed when the snow is six
inches or more. All residents are expected to take care of
their own sidewalks as he HOA only clears sidewalks in close
proximity to the community buildings. We also appreciate
the extra care and attention you as a community give when
driving throughout Heritage Hunt.
January was a busy month for bringing on new faces and
personalities to volunteer time in the governance and
activities related to the community. They are your newly
elected board and committee members. Ken Aitchison was
elected by the Board to be the Board President. For other
Board and committee positions please visit page 5. As I
attend most of the committee and all of the board meetings,
it was exciting to see all of them jump in and begin to work
on community activities and formulate their 2015 goals.
One of those goals, shared by many, is the completion
of the Clubhouse kitchen, dining room and lounge. With
construction well under way we are enthused and will
regularly share online the status of the renovation. To date
we have seen the removal of old carpet, equipment, and
furniture, some basic framing put in, and the installation
of our new refrigeration unit. A special thanks to the task
force and our contractors for their diligence as we prepare
to show case the “masterpiece” the first part of April. In the
interim, don’t forget to check out the new menu which is
being served at the Marsh Mansion Parlor. This new service
takes the place of your regular food and beverage service of
the Tavern and Virginian Dining Room.
Another project and opportunity for all of us is expressing
our concerns over the proposed power line routes from
Dominion Power. The Community Relations Committee has
organized a special Town Hall on March 4 from 7-9 PM in
the Mountain View Room with Supervisor Pete Candland
to discuss the status of the project. We encourage all to
attend - your voice makes a difference. One way we have
seen this happen is with Comcast agreeing to provide all
Heritage Hunt residents a rebate for the purchase of a backup battery for the Xfinity Voice Modem. The rebate form and
its details may be found on the community website and at
the Clubhouse Front Desk. There will be some retroactive
rebates made for those of you who have already purchased
the battery, so please review the website for details.
Lastly, as winter winds down over the next 4-6 weeks you
will see some new faces on property. Starting this month
we welcome our new landscape company, HLS, to Heritage
Hunt. We look forward to working with them this next year.
I wish you all the best during this cold winter season. Think
spring. The crack of the bat is just around the corner.
Yale Feldman, General Manager
Community Management Corporation
CONTENTS
3
General Manager’s Message
4
Board Briefs
Conway Robinson Deer Culling Update
5
Design Review Application Reminder
6
Cyber Tips For Older Americans
7
Future Residents Task Force
8
Little Bit of Dirt
10 Resident’s Forum
11 Neighbor 2 Neighbor Update
12 Dominion Power Town Hall
13 News From the Back Burner
Save the Date
14 BCG Spotlight
15 Giving Circle
HH Ladies 9 Hole Golf League Sign Up
16 2015 Golf Tournament Schedule
18 Photo/Arts Club Charitable Act
19 HH Ham Radio
20 Garden Club
22 Hiking Club
February Fun Facts
23 Bike Club
24 Bocce League Sign Up
26 GoCo Club
HHLT
27 Wine Club
28 HH Concerts
29 Free Movie Night
30 Foreign Policy
Great Decisions
31 Pennsylvania Club
32 And Tears
35 Excursions
36 Fill Your Calendar....
44 Classifieds
49 Step Aerobics
New Yoga Class
50 Calendars
Front Cover - Photographer Russ Sernau
captures Barbara Dun and Steven Verosko
enjoying a casual stroll between holes 2
and 3.
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Board Briefs Update
Superior Landscaping, Inc.
Custom Designs Plant Installations
Drainage Issues Resolved
Walkways Patios Walls Steps
Machine Grading Lot Clearing Tree Work
Specializing in Landscape Renovations
Family owned and operated since 1985.
Excellent References from your neighbors in
HERITAGE HUNT
(703) 830-8800 superiorlandscaping.net
Lauri Fauss, DVM
Cheryl Collins, LVT
Katy Wilson, DVM
Nancy Barnett, DVM
Elaine Kelly, DVM
Olivia Schlichting, DVM
Carolyn Olech, DVM
7627 Heritage Village Plaza
Gainesville, VA 20155
Phone 703.754.9888
Fax 703.754.0653
E-mail:
[email protected]
www.stonewallvet.com
703.335.9171
Serving one neighborhood to provide quality
& attention to detail our customers
desire and deserve.
The Board of Directors met January 2, 2015 and elected
2015 officers: They are: President Ken Aitchison, Vice
President Sandy Painter, Treasurer Don Hambric and
Secretary Kathy Vergano. Completing the 2015 Board are:
Directors Rex Giekes, Jack Martins and Cathy Walsh.
Contact information for all Directors can be found on the
HOA Website as well as in the Heritage Horn Directory.
Residents should feel free to contact any Director at any time
with issue and concerns. Attendance at Board meetings is
also encouraged and welcomed. The scheduled February
meeting dates are Monday February 16th at 9:30 in the Club
House BOD Room and Thursday February 26th at 2 PM in
the Club House Mt. View Room.
The BOD appreciates the suggestions made on what the BOD
BRIEF Column should cover each month and we will seek to
incorporate those suggestions into forthcoming articles.
Kathy Vergano, HOA BOD Secretary
Conway Robinson Park Deer
Culling A Success
The managed hunt on the Conway Robinson State Forest was
a success again in 2014. In two days of hunting, 15 deer were
harvested which is the same number as in 2013. Hunters were
again dedicated to the objective of population reduction, and
did an excellent job of deer population management by
working hard to harvest 81% antlerless deer. A positive
response in tree regeneration and herbaceous growth has been
observed in the forest due to reducing the deer population. The
Department of Forestry is again happy with the results of the
hunt and the positive response in the forest.
Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) was found at the Conway in 2014.
EAB is a non-native invasive insect first identified in Detroit,
MI, and it’s spread to the mid-atlantic states. EAB attacks
all species of Ash trees, which have no natural defenses to it.
While the Ash component of the forest on the Conway is small,
many of the trees around the parking lot and pavilion are Ash.
The Ash trees around the parking lot will be cut as their health
declines over coming years due to EAB.
Other activities are planned for 2015 on the Conway Robinson
State Forest, including a prescribed burn in the understory of
the pine stand that was thinned in 2013. The prescribed burn
will improve wildlife habitat and help control hardwood competition. Trail maintenance will occur periodically throughout
the year.
Joe Rossetti, VA Dept Forester
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Annual Property Inspections
Set to Begin February
Those traveling for extended
periods of time are
encouraged to contact the
Covenants Administrator,
Chelsie Throckmorton, at
703-743-5494 to schedule
your annual inspection early.
Submission of Design Review
Applications
The HOA Board of Directors has approved the Architectural
Review Committee (ARC) changing its meeting day from the
2nd and 4th Friday of the month to the 2nd and 4th Wednesday
of the month. Typically, that would mean that Design Review
Applications would be due to the Covenants Administrator on
the Monday that is 9 days earlier than the meeting day.
However, owners need to be aware that beginning in
February 2015, the focus of ARC meetings will be to work
on its proposal for revision of the July 24, 2012 version of the
Design Guidelines. Therefore, owners should try to get their
applications submitted in time for review at the meeting
occurring on the 2nd Wednesday of the month.
Why is this being done? The Board has asked the ARC to
complete its review of the July 24, 2012 version of the Design
Guidelines and submit a comprehensive proposal for revision
as soon as practicable in 2015. The ARC meets for three hours
22 times each year. Our experience in 2014 was that review
and approval or disapproval of applications took up nearly all
of the three hours allotted to each meeting. Therefore, with the
approval of the Board, we voted at the January 14, 2015
beginning in February 2015 to focus the first 1-2 hours of the
second meeting each month to working on proposed revisions
to the 2012 Design Guidelines. That means that some
applications may not be heard at the meeting on the 4th
Wednesday of the month and may be carried over to the 2nd
Wednesday of the following month.
What is the point? Get your applications in early each month
so they can be approved / disapproved on the 2nd Wednesday
of the month. If there are emergencies – such as a leaking roof
– we will deal with them expeditiously.
Andy Johnson, ARC Chair
TIA and
Stroke: Do
you know
the signs and
what to do?
Did you know that 700,000
people suffer a stroke each
year. Five hundred thousand
of these strokes are first
occurrences, while the rest
are repeat strokes. That
equates to someone
experiencing a stroke every
45 seconds in the United States. On Tuesday, February 17, in
the Mountain View room, Dr. Ester Bahk, MD Internal
Medicine, will explain TIA and stroke and the signs and symptoms of both. In addition, she will discuss the latest diagnostic
and treatment options and what you should do if you think you
are having a TIA or stroke. A question and answer will follow
the discussion. This program is sponsored by the Community
Relations Committee.
Joey Wagner, CRC
Elected Board and Committee Members
Board of Directors
Ken Aitchison.............................................................................. Chair
Rex Giekes.............................................................................. Director
Don Hambric......................................................................Treasurer
Jack Martins........................................................................... Director
Sandy Painter............................................................Vice President
Kathy Vergano....................................................................Secretary
Cathy Walsh........................................................................... Director
Budget and Finance Committee
Gene Cook..............................................................................Member
Todd Counts................................................................................ Chair
Gordon Garney.....................................................................Member
Barbara Marotta................................................................Secretary
Ric Perez.................................................................................Member
Peter Vergano.......................................................................Member
Bill Walsh............................................................................ Vice Chair
Community Relations Committee
Joe Ganey................................................................................Member
Charlotte Kennedy.................................................................... Chair
Patricia Phillips....................................................................Member
Emily Russell.......................................................................Secretary
Willard Scott.........................................................................Member
Joey Wagner..........................................................................Member
Architectural Review Committee
Marge Cervoni......................................................................Member
Al Daitch..................................................................................Member
W. Warren Grant..................................................................Member
Andrew Johnson........................................................................ Chair
Frank Nahlik...................................................................... Vice Chair
Vicki Neal..............................................................................Secretary
Seymour Samuels................................................................Member
Facilities Committee
Bob Dunn............................................................................ Vice Chair
Jocelyn Hamilton.................................................................Member
Jim Hannon..........................................................................Secretary
Mary Lou Johnson...............................................................Member
Martin Sedlazek...................................................................Member
Al Stearns..................................................................................... Chair
Lois Wagner...........................................................................Member
Food and Beverage Committee
Carole Aitchison................................................................Secretary
Frank Cartwright............................................................. Vice Chair
Betty Hitchcock....................................................................Member
Barbara Kreykenbohm.....................................................Member
Mary J. McFadden...................................................................... Chair
Don Palmer............................................................................Member
Allen T. Smith........................................................................Member
Golf Committee
Gerald Broyles......................................................................Member
Cathy Carrico........................................................................Member
Joseph Gorzka.......................................................................Member
Walter Meyer.................................................................... Vice Chair
Richard Murphy......................................................................... Chair
Donna Sellinger...................................................................Member
John Tweed..........................................................................Secretary
Grounds Committee
Jim Cumming............................................................................... Chair
Bob Denger........................................................................ Vice Chair
Sue Frank................................................................................Member
John Kammerer..................................................................Secretary
Art Moosally..........................................................................Member
Chris Omohundro...............................................................Member
Chuck Zumbaugh................................................................Member
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Cyber Tips for Older Americans
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Transportation to Appointments
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What is cyber security?
Cyber security is general Internet safety, which includes
protection of anything connected to or accessible by the
internet- from networks themselves to the information stored in
computers. Technology has changed tremendously in the past
25 years, and it only continues to advance. The Internet has
brought us so many benefits; email, electronic messaging, and
personal websites allow us to stay connected, informed, and
involved with family and friends. It is interesting to note that
“Baby Boomers” embrace new technologies 20 times faster
than members of Gen Y, including social sites, podcasts, and
blogs. The Internet provides an easy way to shop, plan travel,
and manage finances. However, with these increased
conveniences comes increased risk.
Just like any other public environment, the Internet requires
awareness and caution. Just as you use locks to keep criminals
out of your home, you also need safeguards to secure your
computer. Many of the crimes that occur in real life are now
done - or at least facilitated - through the Internet. Theft, abuse,
and more can be and are being done online. Many scammers
target older Americans via emails and websites for charitable
donations, dating services, auctions, health care, and
prescription medications.
Below are some common sense rules from the real world that
apply in the online world.
• Don’t judge a book by its cover. Cyber criminals hide behind
the anonymity of the Internet. What you say and do online is
visible to others, and it’s not erasable. Don’t communicate or
reveal any personal information to strangers online. Personal
information includes your name, address, age, phone number,
birthday, email address, social security number, and insurance
policy numbers – even your doctor’s name.
• Look before you leap. Don’t enter contests, join clubs, or
share your personal information for any reason, unless you
know you are on a reputable website. Do not open attachments,
click links, or respond to email messages from unknown
senders or companies that ask for your personal information.
Most organizations – banks, charities, universities,
companies, etc. - don’t ask for your personal information over
email. Beware of requests to update or confirm your personal
information.
• All that glitters is not gold. Be wary of emails offering “free”
gifts, prizes, or vacations. These are tricks designed to get you
to give up personal information. Personal information can be
pieced together to steal identities, money, or credit.
• A chain is as strong as its weakest link. Once we understand
the dangers we face online, we need to tell other people who
might not be as cyber smart and savvy. Every Internet user, no
matter how young or old, is our Nation’s first line of defense
against people who might want to do harm. If we all become
more aware of who we talk to, what we say, and what we share
online we can all make a big difference.
Protecting Against Online Fraud
Be sure to remember these tips when navigating the internet to
avoid fraud:
• Seeking Medical Advice. When you go to any medicalrelated website, be sure to consider: How current is the
information? Check to see when the information was released.
Cyber Tips (continued)
Do not rely on a single website for information, consult a few
sources and be sure to check who exactly is providing the
information. Many pharmaceutical companies create websites
with information to sell products. Look for sites ending in .edu
(for education) or .gov (for government).
• Banking. When using online banking services, check to
be sure the sites you navigate are secure. One quick clue to
determine whether a website is safe is if the URL begins with
“https://.” When using a public computer–such as one at your
local library–avoid typing your personal information. Look for
the padlock icon at the bottom of your browser, which indicates the internet Website uses encryption. Additionally, type
website URLs directly into the address bar, do not follow links.
• Shopping. If you shop online, check your credit card statements as often as possible and use a credit card for online
purchases. Credit cards have some protections that debit cards
do not, such as the ability to question unusual charges.
For more information on cyber security, visit http://www.dhs.
gov/stopthinkconnect.
Excerpt by Department of Homeland Security
Submitted by Caryl Welsh, EPG
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7909 Heritage Village Plaza, Gainesville, Virginia 20155
703.754.3711
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Come see what 15 years of experience has to oﬀer.
Happy Valentines Day!
Must present ad for discount. One per customer. Expires 2/28/2015.
Manicure/Pedicure.................... $35 ........ originally $37
Do your friends want to live
here too?
The Future Residents Task Force will hold the spring Heritage
Hunt Golf & Country Club (HHG&CC) Community Open
House on Sunday, April 19, 2015, from Noon to 4 PM. As
you may (or may not) know, the Future Residents Task Force
coordinates a Community Open House here at Heritage Hunt
usually in the spring and fall. On the day of the Community
Open House the clubhouse is staffed with resident volunteers
that greet visitors, answer visitor’s questions about HHG&CC,
provide tours of our amenities/facilities, and pass out folders
with community information. We don’t sell houses. We sell
Heritage Hunt as a place to live.
Did you know that the Task Force provides information on
the Heritage Hunt website about the houses that are for sale or
rent? Since the developer is gone, it is up to us as a
Community to let potential buyers know what our community
is all about. To find the list on our website www.heritagehunt.
net, “click” on the About Us, scroll down to and select “Real
Estate”, select “property listings”. You will be presented with a
list of all of the houses for sale or rent, scheduled open houses,
and a map showing where these houses/condos are located
within the community. This list is updated weekly. Most of the
homes listed are with Realtors, but if you are selling or renting
your home yourself, contact Willard Scott, [email protected] to have your information added.
Realtors and sellers are encouraged to have their active listings
held open on the day of the Community Open House. If you
want to volunteer for the event, contact Kathy Aust, dcaust@
comcast.net.
Kathy Aust, Future Residents Task Force
Full Set – Acrylic .......................... $25 ......... originally $28
Full Set – Silk Wrap ...................... $40 ......... originally $45
Silk Wrap Refill & Pedicure .......... $47 ......... originally $50
Acrylic Refill & Pedicure............... $43 ......... originally $45
French Manicure ......................... $15 ......... originally $17
Will you have enough
money to live life on
your terms?
Call me today.
GARY A. HOWARD, CFP®, JD
Financial Advisor
7150 Heritage Village Plaza, Suite 201
703.753.2955
[email protected]
ameripriseadvisors.com/gary.a.howard
Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. Member FINRA and SIPC.
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Little Bit of Dirt
The Famous Barber Shop
14700 Lee Highway, Gainesville
Behind Bank of America and Rite Aid Pharmacy
703-753-9292
HAIRCUT
Monday–Friday–Senior Citizens (62 years+)
incl. free popcorn, soft drinks & hot towel
$14.00
$12.00
Owner is a Heritage Hunt resident.
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“Surely as cometh the winter, I know there are spring violets
under the snow.”- R.H. Newell
Curb Appeal Ideas?
If you are considering creating your home landscaping front
yard entrance more effectively remember an effective focal
point captures viewers’ attention, directing the gaze to the
desired spot in the design. First, use effective hardscape installation is essential to attaining this goal. Also, you should
strive to using flowering trees and shrubs during spring and
summer and use fall color in the autumn. We will continue
to provide additional recommendations in future issue for
improving your curb appeal.
February Landscape Chores - It’s important to check
recently planted trees and shrubs to determine if they need
watering. This is especially true for evergreens as they can
lose moisture through their leaves and needles.
Gently brush snow off evergreen shrubs on trees to prevent
breakage. February is ideal month to lime the lawn if necessary (as long as the ground is not frozen). Apply 50 pounds
of lime per 1000 square feet of lawn to raise the pH about
half a point. Lawns prefer a pH range of 6.2 to 6.8. Plant
helleborus, witchhazel, heather and primrose for color and
interest in February.
Prune deciduous trees, such as oak, birch, dogwood, crape
myrtle and maple. Pruning can help to improve the structure
of trees to prevent damage from ice and snow as well as
improving their health and vigor. Be sure to remove dead,
broken or branches rubbing together, and then trim to desired size and shape.
If you have fruit trees and roses spray in late February/
March with Lime Sulfer Spray to prevent insect and disease
problems. Only apply the spray if temperatures are above
freezing. Consult with our local experts such as Virginia Cooperative Extension Service or Merrifield Garden Center for
monthly applications to prevent insect and fungal disease.
Pruning Shrubs: Acuba (if needed), Red Twig Dogwood
(prune to ground), Hibiscus, PeeGee Hydranges, Hydrangeas,
Mopheads and Lacecaps (older and weaker stems). Oakleaf,
prune only dead wood. Nandina, prune old canes to ground
to encourage new growth. Photinia, prune hard to desired
height. Spiraea, lightly prune to desired height. Vitex (Chaste
Tree), prune hard. Sedum (‘Autumn Joy’) cut to ground.
Fertilizing Shrubs: Azaleas, fertilize with Holly-tone or high
phosphate fertilizer. Cornus sericea (red twig and yellow
twig dogwoods). Cotoneaster, Daphne, Forsythia, Paeonia,
Rhododendron, Spiraea and Viburnum.
Perennials
Fertilize Clematis with (5-10-10), Siberian Iris (Osmocote
14-14-14), Catmint and Veronica (Osmocote).
If you have containers that are not being used in the winter, turn them over to keep them from collecting water that
could freeze and crack the container.
Gardening for Birds in Heritage Hunt - Birds in the garden
add a pleasing dimension of nature to our lives. Birds will
most likely visit gardens that provide food, water, cover and
nesting areas. It is best to provide some aspect of each component to diversify the habitat and attract a variety of birds
to your garden.
Little Bit of Dirt
Food- To entice birds to your garden, plant a variety of trees
and shrubs that provide food in the form of fruits and seeds.
Cardinals, finches, bluejays, and chickadees prefer black oil
sunflower seeds where Goldfinches and juncos prefer thistly.
Woodpeckers and nuthatches are attracted by suet. Many
ground feeding birds, like sparrow and doves, juncos and
tohees enjoy a mixture of seed that includes white millet, safflower, peanut hearts, cracked corn and sunflower.
Water- Introducing a water source such as adding a birdbath,
a moving water falls, a fountain or small pond. Birds are attracted to the sound of running water.
Cover- Providing cover can best be achieved by planting
various heights of vegetation. Do not plant vegetation under
birdfeeders as predators can hide a take unknowing birds by
surprise. Consult with a local garden center for recommendations of plants, trees, ground covers, vines and perennials
to attract birds
Nesting Areas- Planting a variety of plants can provide many
places for birds to nest. Mockingbirds, catbirds, and brown
thrashers prefer thickets of vegetation to better conceal their
nests. Cardinals, wood thrushes, and robins prefer thick
shrubs and trees. Warblers, tenager, and hummingbirds
prefer nesting in taller trees. Chickadees, wrens, bluebirds,
and titmice prefer birdhouses, which come in many sizes and
shapes and can be hung in trees or mounted on fence posts.
Choose the type of birdhouse based on which bird you are
trying to attract.
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The Community Relations Committee (CRC) sponsors the
popular Residents Forum Series. The sessions are held at the
Heritage Hunt clubhouse in the Mountain View Room on the
2nd Tuesday of every month from 7:00 to 8:30 PM. Each
month a fellow Heritage Hunt resident shares professional
experiences, hobbies and other areas of expertise with their
neighbors.
February 10 – “Our Local Little Theater Scene” - Heritage
Hunt is fortunate to be surrounded by many great little
theater groups. If you’re an avid theater patron (or just
curious), Bets Knepley, founder of the HH Little Theater, will
show that you can see a whole season of plays at one of local
little theaters for the price of one ticket to the Kennedy
Center. Plus she’ll introduce you to many aspects in the
unusual world of the theater. Then you’ll know “who, what
and why is behind that curtain.” Bets has earned her “chops”
in all facets of little theater and is happy to have this
opportunity to share one of her passions. Bets is a longtime
resident of HH and involved in many HH organizations. This
program is her final HH contribution, as she’s moving back to
her home state in May.
March 10 - “From Abidjan to Zinder, from Kingston to Kiev”.
Come hear Trid Mukherje, PhD., retired U.S. Foreign Service
Officer (USAID) and a former professor of Economics speak
to his experience while he lived/worked in some twentyfour (24) countries. Countries in West Africa, the Caribbean,
South Asia, Middle East, and Eastern Europe during 19721996 period, and again during 2002-2004. He will present
in a seminar a comparative review of resource structures
(natural, human, cultural, energy, and strategic) of these
geographic regions based on his living/working experience.
He wrote macroeconomic and sector analyses for most of
these countries and also designed, evaluated and
implemented development projects and programs in many of
them. Please check HHTV, the Heritage Horn and the
clubhouse bulletin board for further updates. The CRC
invites all Heritage Hunt residents to share their experiences
with the community at future Residence Forums. If you or
someone you know in the community has experiences of
interest to the community, or if you have a request for a
repeat/return speaker, please contact Emily Russell at 703743-1975 or by e-mail at [email protected].
Emily Russell, CRC Secretary
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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.
Neighbor 2 Neighbor Update
By now some of are probably wondering “What’s going on
with the Neighbor 2 Neighbor (N2N) project?” Over the last
couple of months the project organizers have met several times
to formulate the organization and begin offering transportation and resource referrals for residents in need. During those
meetings we discussed two issues that needed to be resolved:
liability and assessment of who actually is in need within the
community.
First, the project has to address the liability coverage that
protects our community volunteers as they serve their fellow
neighbors. Volunteer drivers must be currently covered by their
own policy and when operating as a part of the N2N project
additional liability coverage is encouraged. In addition, it
has been encouraged to have the organization’s officers carry
a special Directors and Officers liability coverage. Another
recommendation was to have volunteer agree to DMV and
background checks. All of these additional measures means an
expense that in turn would incur an annual fee to those
participating in the program.
The second issue pertains to accurately assessing how many
and what type of needs the community has and can be served
by the N2N volunteer force. Some of the parameters to be
explored that participants would have to adhere to are limiting
transportation service to certain geographic boundaries, signing
a wavier of liability and possessing certain physical/mobility
capabilities. Our challenge is we do not know how many
residents truly need transportation service for things like
medical or grocery visits.
In checking several existing “villages,” we learned those that
are a part of a larger organization such as a local government
no annual fee was charged. However, those “villages” that are
independent and/or smaller in size typically carried an annual
fee that run upwards of $900 per year. So it appears that unless
we can overcome these two issues the N2N project will have to
be put on the shelf for the immediate future. However, we want
to hear from you and ask those that have a last name beginning
with A-M to please contact Mike Brown at [email protected] and those with a last name begining with N-Z should
contact Jim Hannon at [email protected]. Either way
we want to encourage all residents to continue to be a kind and
dependable neighbor to each other as there may come a time
you might just need them to help you.
Jim Hannon, N2N Coordinator
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This past month several Heritage Hunt residents,
including Board members, made their presence heard at
both a local town hall meeting and state hearing in
Richmond. The concern raised is on the proposed
Dominion Power power lines routes with one of the
proposed routes running through the community.
Besides the unsightly look it could add to Heritage Hunt
residents are concerned about the possible impact on
property values and resident health.
After several dozen attended the Town Hall on January
12 at Battlefield High School it was clear that not just
Heritage Hunt residents had the same concern. Several
hundred people from neighboring communities also
expressed their concern with having the new power lines
run through their communities. They along with local
delegate, Bob Marshall, and county supervisor, Pete
Candland, voiced that an underground option along I-66
would be a better alternative.
Heritage Hunt HOA’s new Board president, Ken
Aitchison, stood and expressed concern on behalf of the
community. The following week, at the January Board
meeting, the Board of Directors agreed to give a
donation to the Coalition to Protect PWC to help fight
against the proposed routes running through Heritage
Hunt and neighboring communities. The coalition is a
collaboration of residents from surrounding communities
that attend, voice and communicate updates on this
volatile project. They were responsible for organizing a
bus trip to Richmond on January 28 where several HH
residents and others visited with state representatives to
express their concerns.
As this project continues to develop your Board of
Directors and Association staff are committed to keeping
the community informed through the website and e-mail
communication. To view the latest information and letters
by your Board President and local delegates click on the
announcement found on the Member Home page.
Mark Hillis, Association Staff
www.APTRonline.com
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News From The Back Burner
Happy New Year – 2015! Welcome to the new year, and a
new, if temporary, dining experience at Heritage Hunt—
Dining in the Parlor at the Marsh Mansion. Dining service
is available 7 days a week, starting Tuesday, January 6. They
will be serving lunch from 11 AM to 5 PM and dinner 5 to
8 PM, Monday thru Saturday, and Brunch from 9 AM to 2
PM on Sunday. Check out the menus posted on the HH
website; there are some really tasty-sounding entrees being
offered. Occasionally, there may also be a chef’s special
offered, depending on what is available. Seating is limited
to approximately 40 people, so try to make reservations.
The phone number is 571-248-2077. Let’s support our
club during the renovation.
F & B Committee
Save the Date...
February 26..................................................................... HH Concerts&
February 13............................................................ Free Movie Night#
March 20.................................................................. Free Movie Night#
April 5............................................................................. Easter Special*
April 17..................................................................... Free Movie Night#
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 canceled
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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• The Marsh Mansion Dining Room is open for business!
The hours of operation are:
Lunch: Monday-Saturday, 11am-5pm
Dinner: Monday-Sunday, 5-8pm
Sunday Brunch: 9am-2pm
The dining area will seat approximately 40 people.
Reservations are recommended and may be made by
calling 703-743-2021. All current promotions,
including Tuesday Buffet, Wednesday Promotional
Series, Thursday Prime Rib, Friday Surf & Turf and
Saturday Night Dinner, will be suspended during this
period. Birthday Club Cards will be honored. Menus
are available on the website. We look forward to
serving you!
• 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 you sign it. Thanks!
• Join the Birthday Club! Enjoy a free lunch or dinner
entrée during your birthday month (valid TuesdayFriday). 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 703-743-2005 or email at cmuirhead@
heritagehuntgolf.com.
BCG Staff
Giving Circle
Jin S. Lim, MD
Board Certified Otolaryngologist
Rebecca M. Beckman, AuD
Clinical Audiologist
The Giving Circle closed out its successful 2014 giving cycle
with a Pot Luck dinner celebration at the Marsh Mansion on
December 16th. We collectively pledged and donated to local
non-profits $15,385 in 2014. The Giving Circle takes great
pride in its charitable donations that help local non-profit
organizations meet local community needs. At the same
time, we enjoy the fellowship of gathering for social events
throughout the year that give us the opportunity to get to know
each other, share our ideas about our community and further
our collective goals of leaving the community a better place
through our giving.
If you are interested in learning more about the Giving Circle,
or if you are interested in joining us throughout the year to
learn about the needs in Prince William County and to help
make a difference in our community we would be happy to
welcome you. Most of us pledge to donate $1 per day to be
distributed in the fall to local charities. We collectively decide
which non-profits we will support and the amount of support
from our pool of funds to be given to each selected non-profit.
Please feel free to contact Co-Chairs Carole Aitchison,
[email protected] or Nancy Thompson,
[email protected] or Vice Chair Ric Perez,
[email protected].
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HH Ladies 9 Hole Golf League
Spring Business Meeting
March 14 at 10 AM
Great Oak Ballroom
Please join us as we kick off the 2015 Season. Our Spring
Business Meeting is Wednesday, March 4th with registration
beginning at 10 a.m. in the Great Oak Ballroom. Are you new
to Golf or new to Heritage Hunt? Please feel free to bring a
friend or a neighbor as new members are always welcome!
Registration forms are available prior to the meeting. Contact
Jan Kurek at 703-743-2040 or Jean Graves at 703-743-2547
for any questions or additional information.
Jan Kurek
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2015 HERITAGE HUNT GOLF TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE
Tournament Name
ICEBREAKER
SPRING MIXER
HH MASTERS
THREE CLUB
SCRAMBLE
9-HOLE
TOURNAMENT
HH CLUB
CHAMPIONSHIP
Tournament
lead
Bill Sauder
Jim Love
Bill Bullock
Joe Gorzka
Day of
Week
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Joan Donnelly Thursday
Donna
Sellinger
Friday/
Saturday
Shotgun
Start
Time
9 AM
9 AM
9 AM
9 AM
1 PM
Date
March 21
April 18
Rain Date
Tournament Format
4 Person A-B-C-D Scramble. Team Pairings
March 28
by the Pro Shop.
April 25
2 Person Best Ball. Pick a partner or be
paired by the Pro Shop.
May 9
May 16
Individual play using Stableford format.
June 6
2 Person Scramble. Pick a Partner or Be
June 13
Paired by the Pro Shop.
June 18
4 Person A-B-C-D Scramble. Team Pairings
June 25
by the Pro Shop.
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
Yes
Silver Members
No
Hunt Club, Platinum, Green
Tee and Silver Members
9 AM June 19 & 20 June 22
Individual play with flights from the Blue,
White, Gold and Red Tees
Yes
Platinum and Silver Members
RED, WHITE and
BLUE OPEN
Nancy Powell Saturday
9 AM
July 11
July 18
Individual Net Medal Play. Play 6 tee shots
each from Red, White and Blue Tees.
Separate flights for the women.
Yes
Silver Members
MEMBER/ GUEST
TOURNAMENT
Rocky Bannon Saturday
9 AM
July 25
August 1
2 person best ball. Member plus up to 3
guest. Callaway format.
No
Silver Members and Guests
BJ’S SUMMER
SHAMBLE
Judy Murphy
Saturday
Bettie Layman
9 AM
August 15
August 22
2 Person Shamble. Pick a partner or be
paired by the Pro Shop.
Yes
Silver Members
Friday/
Saturday
9 AM
September September Member/Member tournament committee to
11 & 12
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determine format of tournament.
Yes
Silver Members
Diane Decker Saturday
9 AM
October 3
Yes
Silver Members
1 PM
Players are the Top 15 Men and Top 15
Women Winners for the year. Two
October 22 October 29 contestants eliminated on each hole on holes
1 thru 5. One contestant eliminated on each
hole on holes 6 thru 9.
N/A
Top 15 Men and Top 15
Women by total points won
through the year.
MEMBER-MEMBER
HH PLAYERS
TOURNAMENT
TOP GUN SHOOTOUT
Joe Gorzka
John Yancy Thursday
October 10
Individual Net Play. Your last chance to
qualify for the Top Gun Shoot-Out.
Note: For the Spring Mixer, Three Club Scramble, 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.
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2015 Icebreaker Tournament
Saturday March 21, 2015
Shotgun start at 9:00 A.M.
Rain Date March 28, 2015
TOURNAMENT FORMAT
Open to both Men and Women
4-person A, B, C, D Florida Scramble
Team pairings assigned by Pro shop
Men from the White Tees
Ladies from the Red Tees
Flighted by Handicap
Three winning teams in each flight
Entry fee is $20.00 plus usual greens and cart fees
Complimentary coffee, beer and sodas
Sign up in the pro shop
This event will be limited to first 120 golfers
Open to: Resident Annual, Non-Resident Platinum
Resident Daily Fee Members and Hunt Club Members
Members must have Heritage Hunt Handicaps
All cancellations within 24 hours of tournament start will be charged $20
The ICEBREAKER TOURNAMENT always has been a great way to get the golf year
started. Shake the dust off the clubs (and your swing), meet more golfers and in general
get ready for spring. Each flight will have three winning teams, with each team member
receiving a tournament cash prize and points. Receiving points adds to your chance for
playing in the Top Gun Shootout. Points are awarded to each winning team member;
three points for each first place team members, two points for second place and one
point each for third place team members. All in all a grand way to start the golf year;
sign up now.
For more information contact either
Bill Sauder at [email protected]
Or
Joseph Gorzka, Sr at (703) 743-5811 or at [email protected]
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The walk down the entrance hallway at the Gainesville Health
and Rehabilitation Center took on a new look shortly before
Christmas, after many members of the Heritage Hunt Photography Club and the Heritage Hunt Fine Arts Group, each,
donated framed photographs and paintings from their private
collections as a gift to the Center.
The wide range of subjects reflects the travels and interests
of the artists and photographers. Residents and visitors to the
Gainesville Health and Rehabilitation Center will be treated to
colorful scenes from nature, including landscapes and seascapes; pets, animals in the wild, and journeys to memorable
locations throughout the United States and Europe including
Paris and other exotic spots.
The gift of photography and paintings is in response to the
Health and Rehabilitation Center’s search for ways to enhance
its appearance for the residents and visitors. Photography Club
and Fine Arts Group member, Janet Garney, learning of that
interest, organized a community service project for both clubs
to present a gallery of images to the Center.
Photography Club member Travis Hall, matted and framed
each of the photographs and along with photographer, Al Ruhl,
hung each of the framed prints throughout the Center in the
main hallway plus two living rooms and a private dining room
for the families of residents.
With service to the community as part of the Club’s Mission,
Photography Club President, Sarah Skerker commented, “it
warms your heart to know that this project can bring such joy
and happiness to others. Sharing our club members’ art with
the community isn’t just a joy, it’s an honor.” A picture is a
poem without words. Horace
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The HH Hams club is a recent addition to the roster of organizations that keep Heritage Hunt residents active and connected
to the community. Our hams are both hobbyists and emergency volunteers. We support the HH Emergency Planning Group
during our community annual emergency exercise and are
available to support the community whenever communications
services are needed. When not involved in emergency drills,
our members enjoy getting on the air and communicating with
other hams around the world, learning about new radio technologies, or simply building friendships through club meetings
and our Saturday morning chats on the air.
Hams are licensed through the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to operate radio equipment on specific bands
of frequencies. Our club has helped six residents recently get
their ham licenses and is helping several other HH residents
towards that goal through classes conducted by Tim Tatum
(K6SLK) and Steve Crouch (KI4SA).
Amateur radio is a public service that supports local, regional
and national authorities. Oftentimes hams are the only ones
able to provide long distance communications from a crisis
zone. Many hams are also active in the National Traffic System (NTS), a network of stations that move health and welfare
messages across the nation. Many HH residents have also seen
hams in action, as part of the Military Auxiliary Radio System
(MARS) that enabled them to contact loved ones at home
while they were serving in our armed forces overseas.
HH Hams meet every third Thursday evening, 7:00 PM at the
Marsh Mansion. Our meetings feature programs presented
by club members and guests from outside the community.
Recently, John Zorger (WA1STU) who lives near us gave a
presentation on the National Traffic System and explained
how amateur radio nets across the nation are interconnected
to transmit and deliver messages. All residents are invited to
attend. You do not need to have a ham license; only a curiosity
about what ham radio is about. For more information, please
contact Alan Skerker (KC4ZA) by email: [email protected] or by phone: 703 743-2051.
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Garden Club @ Heritage Hunt
Are You Ready For Spring?
“What is a weed? A plant whose virtues have never been
discovered.” Ralph Waldo Emerson
Our February 26 meeting (10 AM) will feature renowned
gardening expert David Roos, who might well have coined
the above phrase himself. David is a favorite amongst
gardeners and garden clubs alike! He inherited his
gardening and other lifelong passions from both sides of his
family. He has a gardening design and consulting practice,
worked in nurseries, wrote a newspaper column and gives
garden lectures. He has received his design training at the
New York Botanical Garden’s Landscape Design certificate
program in New York City. Mr. Roos’ gardening philosophy
emphasizes a hands-on approach and common sense
practicality. Known for his strident views, Mr. Roos favors
the elimination of Latin terminology, petrochemicals, whitetailed deer and mechanized equipment from the garden.
Many of you may have heard Mr. Roos speak before, and can
attest to his charming, gregarious style. Those of you who
have not, are in for a treat indeed!
Come join us at 10 AM in the Marsh Mansion Living Room
and hear what David has to say about pruning, primping,
planting and preparing your Spring garden. There will be a
Q&A time after the talk. Registration and questions, please
contact Jocelyn Hamilton at 703-743-1298 or via email
[email protected].
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HH Hiking Group
The new year began with a hike to High Point Cliff area on
Bull Run Mountain. This overlook with tremendous views
closed for an indefinite period of recovery and restoration
in mid-January and we wanted one last hike to the top. The
duration of the closure depends on the rate of recovery. It
was worth hiking on the snow packed trails! The snow on
the mountains gave a different perspective when viewing the
mountains and valleys from the rocky cliff area. The lower
trails remain open for hiking, so we are sure to explore them
in the spring.
We are planning to do impromptu hikes on Wednesdays
or Friday’s throughout the winter months depending on
weather conditions. To be added to the HH Hiking Club email
contact list please email Margi Worrest at mbworrest@gmail.
com. This will keep you informed of when and where we plan
to hike as well as cancellations due to weather issues. For
more information, call Margi Worrest at 703-743-5023 or
Barbara Holt at 703-743-5474.
Margi Worrest
February Fun Facts
•
What does the 20th Amendment, the US Senate ratifying
a peace treaty for the Spanish American War and Queen
Elizabeth II share?
• Which Roman Emperor took a day away from the month
of February and which one added a day for leap year?
• An old wives tale once said if a woman saw a flying
sparrow on Valentine’s Day she would marry a poor man;
if she saw a robin, she would marry a sailor; and if she
saw a goldfinch, she would marry a what?
To see the answers look for the small, red valentine heart.
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HH Cycling News
Although it was a bit windy, temperatures on December 17th
were very nice and 10 riders rode over to National Harbor
to observe the Christmas decorations in the Gaylord Hotel
atrium and in the harbor itself. Four riders took the long
round trip (~45 miles) by beginning in Vienna and six took
the shorter round trip (~30 miles) by beginning at Bon Air
Park. It was reported, but not confirmed, that due to a lack
of snow, Santa rode in on a bicycle on Christmas day. About
half a dozen “polar bears” braved the cold and wind to ride
out 2014 on December 31st and ride in 2015 on January 1st.
Lower temperatures, wind, and holiday activities kept
cycling activity in December and January light and sporadic;
however, even on days when the temperature was below
freezing and the wind was blowing hard, a few hardy folks
(polar bears) continued to ride and got in rides of 20 - 30+
miles in the local area. The funny thing is that the women
seem to be putting the men to shame. For example, January
5th the temperature at 9:00 was around 30 degrees and the
wind was blowing 25mph, with gusts to 30mph, making the
“feels like” temperature around 25 degrees. Who shows up
to ride? Three women and one man. The four of them rode
26 miles that day while others excused themselves due to
the wind to stay home or go to the gym.
Things that make riding in colder and windy weather
tolerable include: helmet covers (you can make one by
simply taking the visor off, slipping a bowl cover over the
helmet, and reattaching the visor), head coverings (including balaclavas (ski masks) and other types of caps), multiple
layers of breathable clothing, breathable jackets, pants
with wind barriers on the front like ski pants, heavy wool
socks, shoe covers, warm (ski type) gloves or mittens that fit
loosely so air can flow (some like to use a very thin pair of
gloves and put loose fitting ski gloves over them), and little
warming packets to slip in shoes and gloves. Many folks tend
to overdress and begin to sweat after 10-15 minutes of
riding. It is better to start off feeling just a little cold and
warm as you ride. The alternative is to start all bundled up
and remove layers as you go. Some believe the best way to
enjoy winter cycling is to go to Florida for 2-3 months.
Currently, the Cycling Club is meeting every Monday – Friday
at 9 AM at the Marsh Mansion. Persons wishing to get on
the HH Cycling Club email list may do so 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.
On Tuesdays the Club conducts a leisurely ride lasting 60
minutes, over mostly level terrain, that stops at the DeJa
Brew coffee shop in Dominion Valley for coffee and chit chat,
and then rides back to Heritage Hunt.
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2015 Bocce League – Looking
For Members
The 2015 Heritage Hunt Bocce League wants new members.
Now entering its sixth year, bocce has grown dramatically
every year. The reason is simple. People love it. Our second
court has proven to be a valuable asset as it’s frequently used.
Matches will take place on Saturday mornings starting March
28th and ending in June, culminating in a championship that
would be covered on ESPN, if they knew what they were doing. You only need one hour each Saturday morning to play.
Teams will be made of five or six people including a captain.
Teams have fun names and some even have mascots. Standings are kept and distributed weekly. The league culminates in
a playoff in which the leading teams go at each other battling
for the coveted trophies and accompanying glory. After it’s all
over, we have an awards dinner. We also have an active social
committee with events designed to maintain friendships over
the full year.
If you are interested in joining the league, or have questions,
please e-mail Dave Leveton at [email protected]. No email? Call me at 2545. For new players, I will conduct training sessions so you can easily learn the game before league
play starts.
Bocce is fun, easy-to-learn, and social. You don’t need prior
experience. You don’t need to be in good physical condition.
You can learn the game in ten minutes. You don’t have to be
there every week. You don’t have to travel as the bocce court
is right in front of the Marsh Mansion. It’s OK if you cannot
make all the games. We know people have other commitments.
You can be part of the team that defeats reigning champions
Baci Grandi.
You just need a desire to have fun, meet new friends, and be
able to roll a ball with some degree of accuracy.
Not sure? Don’t believe me? Ask anyone of your friends or
neighbors who are part of this and I’ll bet they will encourage
you to participate.
One other thing. Due to the increasing number of people who
participate each year, I may have to have a cutoff. New members will be added in the order they respond. Others will be
placed on a waiting list. So hurry and join.
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HERITAGE HUNT
WOMEN’S ORGANIZATION
Gourmet Coterie (GoCo)
Tuesday, February 10th 2015
Program & Luncheon start at 10:00 am
Temporary Location: Stonewall Golf Club
Take Rt 29 Lee Hwy to left turn on Lake Manassas Drive. Then
right on Turtle Point Drive - clubhouse entrance and parking
straight ahead.
“Whom Can We Trust Now?”
Professor Peter R. Henriques
will discuss the relationshiop between
George Washington and
Benedict Arnold. Arnold’s
audacious plan to deliver
the crucial fortress at West
Point to the British in the
Revolutionary War, and how
Washington responded to
the treason and its aftermath.
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 February 3rd.
Place the completed form and attach check made to HHWO for $20. in
the wooden box marked HHWO.
For lunch reservation information call: Sharon Brown, 703.743.2325
Karen Baker, proprietor of A la Carte catering in Haymarket is
our guest speaker for February. A la Carte has been a staple in
our community for several years and has something to offer
everyone. They host many periodically fun events including
wine tasting and cooking classes at their facilities. They also
have the proven experience to plan and support intimate family
dinners or those elaborate celebrations and important milestones
that include lots of guests. Join us at the February meeting to
hear the latest happenings and gain insight on how A la Carte
can help you with an extra touch of class for that special
occasion.
James Brown
The H.H. Genealogy Club
Presents
Researching Your
Ohio Ancestors
A Legacy Webinar
Monday, Feb 16, at 10 a.m. in the
Mountain View Card Room
If you have ancestors who lived in or passed through Ohio,
you won’t want to miss this webinar., which was highly praised
on Legacy’s website. You will learn how to find a plethora of
documents online and at archives, libraries, and repositories.
The webinar reveals what records are available and where to
find them, as you trace your Ohio roots.
The presenters are Lisa A. Alzo, M.F.A., and
Chris Staats. Lisa is a writer, instructor, and
the author of 9 books. Chris is a Clevelandbased professional genealogical researcher,
presenter, and writer.
Heritage Hunt Little Theater
The HH Little Theater will celebrate its 12th birthday on
Thursday, February 19 at 7 PM in the Marsh Mansion.
Activities Director Georgiana Ide stated that it’ll be a pot luck
affair with entertainment by members. Treasurer Helen Esposito
reminds members to pay their annual dues. Want to know more
about HH Little Theater? Visit our website at http://hhlittletheater.org/
Bets Knepley, HHLT Communications Chair
The webinar, originally shown in November 2013, includes six
pages of handouts. Viewing time is 1 hour 30 minutes, so be
sure to allow enough time.
All Heritage Hunt residents and guests are welcome
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Heritage Hunt Wine Club
Due to renovations at the clubhouse our wine chapter will meet
on the third Wednesday of February and March of 2015 in the
Great Oak Ballroom at 7 PM.
The mission of our Wine Chapter follows the guidelines of The
American Wine Society which were established for the
appreciation and education of wine while supporting the wine
industry. Our February meeting promises to embrace this
mission.
Our guest presenter, Antoinette Landragin of Cork & Fork in
Gainesville’s Atlas Walk, will share her expertise in selection
and enjoyment of quality wines priced at $20 and below. The
Landragin family history in wine making dates back to the late
1700’s and has come full circle in the operation of their three
local retail wine/food/beer shops. Noted for their weekly wine
tastings and wine education classes, Cork & Fork has become
the “Go To” location for exceptional wines at reasonable prices
for the local consumer. Antoinette has been a constant source of
support to our chapter by connecting us with contacts within the
wine industry who frequently present at our monthly meetings.
She further supports our club by allowing us to order and purchase wines through Cork & Fork which ensures we will have a
stellar experience with high quality wines to taste and enjoy at
our meetings.
For a $20/pp tasting fee please join us for social wines, the
tasting of three white and three red wines, paired snacks and
the chance to win prizes. Remeber to bring your own glass(es)
as the club will be unable to provide them for the two remaining meetings of 2015. Reservations for members and guests
are required. Please contact Emily Russell at 703-743-1875 or
[email protected] before February 13 at 11 AM. Late reservations will be placed on a waiting list and cancellations must be
received no later than February 13 at 11 AM.
Geri Fischer
— Upcoming Concerts —
The Capitol Steps
February 26 — $36 pp
Nearly Sold Out
Robbie Limon
Music of Buddy Holly’s Meteoric Career
March 26 — $25pp
Jay Unger & Mollie Mason
America’s Finest Folk Duo
April 9 — $29pp
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The Capitol Steps will perform in the HH Ballroom on February 26. This unique group, composed of Congressional staffers,
delivers music and political satire. They put the “Mock” in
democracy. Seats have been selling very quickly…check with
the CH front desk for availability. We will do our best to accommodate you.
On March 26, Robbie
Limon, an HH favorite,
returns with a fabulous
Musical Review of Buddy
Holly’s meteoric career.
Robbie, from Middletown,
VA, is an award-winning
entertainer who mixes solo
and band appearances with
acting/singing roles at professional theaters. Reviewers state that his song arrangements and voice characterizations
are exactly like the original recordings. Dance to songs such as
Peggy Sue and That’ll Be the Day!
On April 9, Jay Unger & Mollie Mason will make their first
appearance in HH. They are one of America’s finest folk duos.
Jay & Mollie are
the creators of the
haunting theme of
Ken Burns’ Civil
War Series. If you
love American root
music, don’t miss
this concert.
If you have
questions, visit
the HHC website
(www.hhconcerts.
org) or call Elena
(703-743-1820).
Deadline for each
concert is Noon
the day before the
concert. Please note
that some concerts
sell-out early.
Look for the full
HH Concerts Winter/Spring 2015 Schedule – coming to your mailbox soon!
Bets Knepley
Communications Coordinator
Free Movie Night - February 13
Great Oak Ballroom at 7:30 PM
Featuring - Side Effects.
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release of her husband from prison for
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The Foreign Policy discussion series has been moved to the
spring season and is being presented in coordination with the
“Great Decisions” foreign affairs discussion group. That organization’s announcement of its series of programs beginning
January 28 and going until May 6 can be found elsewhere in
“The Heritage Horn” and HHTV.
This year’s Foreign Policy program will take place on three
days: February 4, March 4, and April 1, from 4:00-5:30 PM
in the Great Oak Ballroom. In an era when foreign affairs are
more important than ever, the entire Heritage Hunt community
is invited to join us and participate in the “Great Decisions”
and “Foreign Policy” programs. Speakers and subjects for this
year are:
• February 4 - Mr. Peter Eicher, retired Foreign Service Officer,
on “The Non-Russian members of the former Soviet Union and
Their Search for Independence; the role of the Organization of
Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE).” This talk follows the January 28 “Great Decisions” discussion of “Russia
and the Near Abroad.”
• March 4 – Mr. Richard McKee, retired Foreign Service Officer, on “The Kurds and the Process of Change in the Middle
East.” This talk follows the February 28 “Great Decisions”
program on “Sectarianism in the Middle East.”
• April 1 – Ambassador Lange Schermerhorn, on “U.S. Policy
and the Horn of Africa.” This talk follows the March 25
“Great Decisions” program on “U.S. Policy Toward Africa.”
Contact: Gene Schmiel,703-743-1305, [email protected]
Gene Schmiel
Great Decisions
Here are our discussion group topics and dates:
February 11
Privacy in the Digital Age
February 25
Sectarianism in the Middle East
March 11
India Changes Course
March 25
Africa
April 8
Syria’s Refugee Crisis
April 22
Human Trafficking
May 6
Brazil’s Metamorphosis
We will meet in the Craft Room, 4:00 to 5:30 PM. A briefing
booklet with articles for all topics is available for $22.
Reserve one now! Art Bishop will be our discussion
coordinator. Sign up by emailing Sue at [email protected].
Sue Farris
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Pennsylvania Club
Members of the club met at I-Hop for a great breakfast and
conversation on Thursday, December 18th. 15 members of the
club turned out for breakfast on the 18th. We now have more
than 20 members of our club who get together generally every
other month at various eating establishments or private homes
and our group is growing. We would love to have any HH
former Pennsylvania residents who have not checked us out
come to one of our get togethers and join us. At this last
breakfast we had 4 new former Pennsylvanians join us who
were also new residents to HH. Our next get together is
planned for February 11th at 6:00 p.m. at home of one of our
club’s members. It will be a Pennsylvania pot luck and we are
looking forward to a great time with our current members and
new folks who are interested in joining us. Our get togethers
are purely social. Any HH resident interested in joining us
should call Deborah or Walt Kowal at 703-743-9927 or e-mail
us at [email protected].
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• Artful Wednesday - The February 18th ARTFUL
WEDNESDAY group will be led by Susan Haftel Monoprinting will be focus for the class. Attendees will be using
a gelatin plate paint. Prints will be made on paper or fabric
and can be used as backgrounds for more complex works.
The group will meet in the Club House craft room from
10:00 a.m. until noon. To reserve your place for ARTFUL
WEDNESDAY, call Barbara Goldman at: 571.222.7753 or
email her at: [email protected].
• 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, January 15, Reading Lolita in Tehran by
Azar Nafisi; February 19, After I’m Gone by Laura Lippman;
March 19, Catch 22 by Joseph Heller; April 16, The Chaperone by Laura Maoiarty. 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: All three leagues have reached their season’s
mid points with the following positions for Heritage Hunt
residents: Mondays: 5th place: Pat Maddy; 6th place: Larry
and Gloria Jenkins. Wednesdays: 1st place: Betty Bottjer,
John and Shirley Holland; 4th place: Art Moscatello and Al
Stearns. Fridays: 7th place: Ned McHale, 8th place: Clare
Keating, Sue Murray and Val Cox. All leagues will wrap up
in late April/early May.
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 Canastas 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 cal Ginny
or Tom Chapman at 703-743-2212 or e-mail
[email protected].
Fill Your Calendar... (continued)
• Crossroads-Connection is a Christian community
service organization that provides weekend food for 28
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 each month
(except December, June & July) at 7 PM at the home of
Dave and Joan Gifford, 5960 Piney Grove Way. We’ll have
a special meeting to pack food Monday night, January 5 at
7 PM for the month of January. Come learn how you can
be of assistance. For more information contact Dave or
Joan Gifford at 703-743-2109 or [email protected] and
[email protected].
• 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 DeJa
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.
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Fri & Sat Night Prime Rib
Weekend Brunch from 10am
Friday Night DJ with Bobby G
Happy Hour Specials
Weekdays: 3pm to 7pm
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$5 - Cocktails
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• Double-H Group – The Group’s goal is to produce an
e-Zine (electronic magazine) that will entertain, educate
and inform Heritage Hunt residents by including topics
such as home maintenance advice to HH homeowners
about their smoke alarms/roofs/etc; evaluations of local
service providers; local events outside our gates; places
of worship; contact info; updates on road and building
construction and much more. Check the Horn and HHTV for
dates of quarterly meetings. Visit the e-Zine at www.hhunt.
org/. For more details, contact Bets at 703-743-1360 or
[email protected]
• 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 information call Esta at 703-7432323.
• 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.
• Genealogy Club at Heritage Hunt will meet Monday,
February 16, at 10 AM in the Mountain View Room. Our
program will be a webinar titled “Researching Your Ohio
Ancestors.” Members can check out the full description of
the program on the club’s page on www.heritagehunt.net
and also in this issue of the Horn.
• 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].
• 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 Marilyn Amodeo at 703.743.1443.
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• 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 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 - During the winter
months, we will do ad hoc hikes on Wednesdays or Fridays
based on the weather. Locations will be determined for
each hike to minimize hiking through too much snow and
mud. An email will be sent a few days prior to the hike.
Meet in the Clubhouse parking lot near Arthur Hills Drive.
Bring water and a snack. Meeting time will be 10 AM. 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. Contact: 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 Bets Knepley at bjknepley@
comcast.net 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. Interested men, call Bob Cloud, 703-743-5622, or Dick Myhre,
703-743-5402, or just show up at one of our
practices.
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cruises available – a French river cruise that links the Saone
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Join us to enjoy tastings of the noble wines of Burgundy and
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unspoiled landscape inspired Van Gogh and Cezanne. And
delve into perhaps the most refined – yet often hearty – cuisine
in the world, tasting fresh goat cheese on a farm in Cluny,
discovering regional specialties, and browsing the mouthwatering stalls of the Halles de Lyon . . . all the while informed
by tastings, lectures, and presentations on la table Francais.
Your French river cruise takes place on board one of Vantage
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the best way to experience France . . . a journey that perfectly
matches the destination. Enjoy spacious, all outside staterooms, with hotel-style beds and a state of the art infotainment
system. 8 sightseeing tours, a value of $1,040, are included
in your cruise price. Complimentary wine, beer & soft drinks
with dinner each night on board are included. A pub crawl in
Avignon is included, as well as seminars, cooking lessons,
jogging. Complimentary use of bicycles available in port.
With this very exceptional price, cabins are selling quickly.
Don’t be disappointed! Call us to reserve a place, or request a
descriptive tour flyer. Enjoy 12 days of unforgettable sights,
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Call Richard and Betty Today – 703-743-5085
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• 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 in
joining our club.
• 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.
• Investment Club meets at 4:30 PM on the second
Tuesday of the month between September and May in
the Board room of the main Clubhouse. The purpose of
the Investment Club is to discuss, investigate and educate
members on different investment strategies and topics of
interest to the group. The objective is to make the members
better investors. Members of the club set the agenda for
the year in September and then take turns presenting the
selected topics. There is no money involved, and there are
no dues. If you have questions, call Ed Trahan at
703-743-1869.
• 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.
• 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 Marilyn Shipley,
703-743-5393.
• 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/
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Personalized tax preparation and bookkeeping services
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Call (540) 903-6731 for an appointment
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• The New York Club meets for dinner and reminiscing.
For more information on the club call organizers Sylvia and
Neil Waldman at 703-743-1957.
• 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 6 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. Short-stay or day trips are organized by group
interest.
• 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 and Walt Kowal,
703-743-9927
• 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: The objective of the Pickleball Club is
to promote good health, exercise, and friendship by learning
the rules, skills and play of this exciting, fast-growing racket
sport. Spring play at the Marsh Mansion court: Monday and
Thursday at 3 PM through mid-November. For more
information, contact 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.
• 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 their
comfort and support. For more information call Kathy Keim at
703-743-1165.
• “Round the Block” Quilters meet at 7:30 PM every
Wednesday in the craft room. If you can thread a needle, you
can learn to quilt. Call Karen Naylor, 703-743-5091, or Crystal
Liebenow, 703-743-5115, 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. Family
members, friends and caregivers are invited to join the group
on the second Thursday of the month in the Clubhouse Craft
room at 6:30 PM. Please contact Janet Pennington at
571-248-0143 for additional information.
• 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].
• 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, February 3 and
17, 10-11:30 AM 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 Mary Winsky, 703-743-1742.
The deadline for articles and advertising for
publication in The Heritage Horn is the
tenth of the month prior to publication!
Please submit input for the March issue by
February 10 to Mark Hillis at
[email protected].
703-594-GROW (4769)
A Custom Landscape Design Build & Maintenance Co.
Plantings • Patios • Lawn Care
Keep a good thing growing with Mason’s!
www.MasonsLandscape.com
Retired Military Officer ready to help you relocate.
Call me today! John Bentz
571-345-4030
Home Health Care Equipment Lending Bank
Offers a Useful Service
for HH Neighbors
Please call Jean Milbradt
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 HH residents.
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35 MM SLIDES AND PHOTOGRAPHS will last for generations when we scan
them into digital format for you to print, enlarge, or email. Call now for
details and money saving opportunity. Bill 703-743-2280.
A CHARITY WISH - Mobile Hope helps homeless and at risk children with
toys, books, games and clothes. If your visiting grandchildren have outgrown any of these things, please consider donating to this worthy charity.
We will pick them up and you can free up some closet space.
[email protected]
571-278-9324
571-606-7750
A FRESH LOOK FOR YOUR HOME: SB Interior Design, your full in-home
design service. Arranging furniture, accessorize, selecting paint colors and
window treatments. Over 20 years experience. Please call Suzanne,
703-743-1551, for an appointment or e-mail [email protected]
A NOTARY (resident) who travels to your location to make it easier for you.
Discount to HH residents. 703-743-2280.
AFFORDABLE CLEANING SERVICE - Fine Touch Cleaning LLC will send in
the same housekeeper every time! Licensed and insured. Several HH customers and references! Other services offered. 540-359-1924.
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.
Metro Transportation Service, 703-919-0120.
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.
800-390-4848
Receive 50% off Paint & Materials on
your painting project. This card is your coupon
please present at time of estimate.*
*Offer excludes all carpentry work and is not valid in
combination with other offers.
Interior & Exterior
Painting Services
ANTIQUE HEIRLOOM RESTORATION - Silver, Brass, Copper, Pewter Polishing, Plating & Repair- Let the experts restore your tarnished, broken and
worn silver and brass heirlooms. The Silversmiths at Bel-Air House Of Silver
can restore your tea sets, trays, flatware, candelabras, hollowware, tortoise
shell combs, hardware, door knobs, chandeliers, lamps, fireplace tools, brass
beds...and much more. Bel-Air House Of Silver Two locations: 133 East Davis
St. Culpeper, Virginia (540) 317-5896 and 1915 Commonwealth Drive Charlottesville, VA. (434)296-4165. www.belairhouseofsilver.com.
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.
AT YOUR SERVICE HOME REPAIRS, LLC - Minor Electrical and plumbing.
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].
ATTENTION: Winter Special! 2 person team, 2 hours, $99! Cleaning,
organizing, errands, shopping, etc. YOU choose the service! Restrictions
apply. Call 703-380-0312 or email [email protected] for details.
AUDIO/VIDEO AT RETIREMENT PRICES - Flat screen installation. 25+years
of experience. Heritage Hunt references available. Call “The Analog Man” at
703-255-7264 or email me at [email protected].
AVON - Hello, I am your Avon Lady, Marta! Please contact me for the latest
brochure, or shop 24/7 in my online store: www.youravon.com/martarobinson. AVON is a great way to shop for all of your Gifts! Looking for Extra
Income? It’s easy to get started, and I would love to help you! Contact me at
571.248.2521, [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.
BEV’S SEW WHAT: Draperies, Alterations, New Clothing, Weddings. In
business since 1990. 703-791-3407.
BRILLIANT PAINTING LLC – Painting, carpentry, pressure washing. Our
services include interior and exterior painting. Rotten wood replacement.
Installation of interior moldings such as crown, chair-railing, shadow box,
shoe molding. We also offer drywall repair and wall cover removal. Deck
refinishing, patio furniture painting, fence painting. We are a family owned
and operated business and have been serving Heritage Hunt Residents since
2008. Free estimates – Licensed and Insured. 703-853-2996.
www.brilliantpaintingllc.com
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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.
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].
CNA TO HELP SENIORS LIVE INDEPENDENTLY – Will provide personal help,
light housekeeping, meal preparation, transportation to doctor or shopping;
Companionship and more if needed Please call Carrie at 540-446-8841 or
Kathy at 703-475-0723.
COMMON CENTS BOOKS -Specializing in personal and small business bookkeeping and tax preparation. Call (540) 903-6731 for appt. Mention The
Horn for 10% discount.
COMPANION - Do you desire more security and companionship? Active
senior citizen will live in your home and help when needed with errands,
meals, time management, or whatever you need. Gain peace of mind,
knowing someone is with you in case of an emergency. Call 703-431-5444.
COMPANION SERVICES - Greetings! Until 2011, I helped my elderly parents
with household work, transportation, food shopping and activities - and I
enjoyed it. Since then I’ve provided similar help to a lovely lady in Arlington,
and I’m now looking to share the same skills with someone who needs a
once or twice weekly visit to maintain independence. References happily
provided. Please call 571-309-9420 or email [email protected]. If i can
contribute good things to your life, I’d love to hear from you! Lisa Jo.
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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.
CROCKETT PAINTING AND WALLPAPERING – Your one source for
quality interior painting, wallpapering and wallpaper removal at reasonable
rates. All work done with business owner on site at all times. Licensed and
insured. Call Jim at 540-636-1295 or 703-536-5095.
CROWN MOLDING INSTALLED - Picture frames, wainscoting, window
casing. 37 years experience. For all interior trim work, please call Jube
Henshaw at 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.
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
racing hamsters in cars and a hedgehog! partyco-op.com, 703-743-2596.
FAUCET REPAIRED/REPLACED - Ask for Don. 703-853-0000, a Heritage
Plumbing Company.
FLOORING/CARPET INSTALLATION AND SALES specializing in hardwood
and laminate. Cut out the middleman and $ave. Small jobs, restretching and
repairs OK. Army vet, licensed and insured. Call the Floor Medic, Michael
Leffler, 540-219-0154. HH references available.
A Safe Step Walk-In Tub offers
independence to those seeking a safe
and easy way to not only bathe in the
convenience and comfort of their own home,
but also receive all the benefits of true
Hydro-Therapy.
Constructed and built right here in
America, with more standard features
than any other tub.
Dual hydro-massage-water strategically
placed to target sore muscles and joints,
offering life changing therapeutic relief.
Built-in support grab bar and the
industry’s leading low step-in.
The highest quality tub complete
with a lifetime warranty!
Top-of-the-line installation and service, all
included at one low, affordable price!
Contact Ted Walordy for a free, no
obligation evaluation at
(443) 221-3328 or email me at
[email protected]
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FOR SALE - Five Faux wood creme color Venetian blinds. 30 x 72 inch. $15
each. Two white lined drapes 120 x 92 each. $30. All good condition Kathy
703-743-1434
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
Plumbing Company.
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.
GROUT AND TILE REPAIR - Grout Masters of Virginia specialize in regrouting, repair, steam cleaning, staining (color change), tile replacement,
sealing and caulking. Call Dale for FREE estimate 703-606-5456.
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 - 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 2 HOME IMPROVEMENTS: Superior Craftsmanship, Excellent
Value, Extensive Experience & References. Class A Licensed. Insured. 30+
years experience. Call Mark Ammons at 703-930-4472.
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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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 - Home Improvement Repairs and Remodeling in electrical,
plumbing, carpentry, tile, drywall, etc. 37 years experience. Licensed and
Insured. Jim Kirsch - 703-330-1690
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.
HANDYMAN SERVICES: Class A Licensed and Insured, 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.
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 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.
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 IMPROVEMENT - Bathes, tile, deck and fence repair, exterior wood
rot, siding and roof repair and more. Licensed and insured. Free estimates.
Call 703-987-5096.
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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 SERVICE: Great references, reasonable rates, years of experience. Free estimates. Weekend, biweekly, monthly, move in/out. Contact
Vanessa at [email protected] or 703-507-8561.
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.
HOT WATER HEATERS REPLACED - Ask for Don. 703-853-0000, a Heritage
Plumbing Company,
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.
• Residential & Commercial
• Interior and Exterior
• Decks & Patios
• Drywall Repair
• Wallpaper Removal
• Multi-Year Warranty
• Carpentry Services
• Color Consultation
• Locally Owned
& Operated
HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE BY ANA: Residential and/or commercial
cleaning including move-ins and move-outs. Reasonable rates. Licensed. I
have great in/out HH references. Call Ana, 703-609-2482.
JUNK ??? We at Stuf 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.
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!
LAWN MOWING, LANDSCAPING AND SNOW REMOVAL SERVICE OFFERED
Aerating and seeding Reasonable rates, from $25 per cut. HH references.
Licensed; insured. Satisfaction guaranteed. Free estimates. Weekly service.
SMITH’S LANDSCAPING, 703-754-1070, (cell) 703-217-2226.
LOOKING FOR AFFORDABLE 45 minute workout two 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.
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.
Brittany Henson,
Sales Manager
O F P R IN C E W I L L I A M
Call us today to schedule your FREE estimate.
1-800-GO-CERTA
(800-462-3782)
www.CertaPro.com/PrinceWilliam
Each CertaPro Painters® business is independently owned and operated.
10% OFF
ANY INTERIOR OR
EXTERIOR PROJECT*
*Not vaild with any other offers.
Must present at time of estimate.
PROUDLY SERVING THE RESIDENTS OF HERITAGE HUNT
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CLASSIFIED ADS
NEW LOOK SERVICE LLC - Carpentry; electrical; moldings; painting;
plumbing; general repairs; pressure washing; remodeling of any kind,
kitchens, bathrooms, basements. 20 years experience. All work guaranteed.
No job too small. Free estimates. 703-293-8955.
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.
PAINTING: Local resident with 25 years experience. Exterior trim, deck
rails, walks, patios, basement stairwells, etc. Mark 703-753-3856. Visit us at
www.powerwashingsp.com.
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
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
PLUMBING – Ask for Don. 703-853-0000, a Heritage Hunt resident.
Licensed and insured. License: VA 2701-031672 DDR Plumbing Company.
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.
POWER WASHING SPECIALISTS: Free estimates, licensed/insured. Local
resident with 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.
REMODELING? NEED PLUMBING SERVICES? Call GAINESVILLE PLUMBING
571.248.8727. Serving the Heritage Hunt Community since 2004! We are a
Native American Woman Owned Small Business - Licensed & Insured! Heritage Hunt Residents receive a 5% Discount! Call us for all of your Plumbing
needs – 571.248.8727.
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]
SNOW REMOVAL SERVICE – Offered by Mason Lawn & Landscape. Keep
your walkway and driveways safe this winter with our concrete friendly ice
melt. Call now to get on our schedule - 703-594-GROW (4769).
STAIR LIFTS: Never walk up steps again! New and certified pre-owned chair
lifts at reduced prices. Lifetime warranty. Local company. Lowest prices
guaranteed. Call 703.753.3855.
TOILETS REBUILT/REPLACED - Ask for Don. 703-853-0000, a Heritage
Plumbing Company.
WINDOW CLEANING: Squeaky Klean Windows of Gainesville offers
professional, friendly service at great rates. Screen repair. Chandelier
cleaning. Licensed and insured. Free bids. Call Tom at 703-888-9171.
WINDOW CLEANING - We wash inside and outside of windows sills and
screens cleaned. Fast friendly service lots of experience in HH. Improve your
view today! Call Dan’s Power Washing 703-795-1701 / dangerkin@gmail.
com / www.danspowerwashing.com.
WINDOW REPLACEMENT: Any problems with windows, contact Ken
Weinzapfel, 703-743-1607.
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Step Aerobics - Staying Active
Hello! My name is Lisa and I am an instructor here at HH.
I’d like to take this opportunity to highlight one of my class
formats: step aerobics! I’m a AFAA certified, with over 20 yrs
of teaching experience. I love what I do, and step is one of my
favorite formats. Not only does it promote functional fitness, it
tones and strengthens the lower body while burning calories.
It’s a great alternative to the faster tempo, traditional aerobicsplus, it’s just plain fun!
I often hear those that have never tried step say “Oh, I can’t
do step!” YES, you CAN! Everyone can learn the basics! (I
am happy to work with anyone who is uncomfortable outside
of class, to help them get started or give a mini tutorial. Like
anything new, it may take a time or two to get familiar with
the cues).
If you find stepping on a platform initially makes you uneasy,
start on the floor. You can always progress to the step when
you feel ready. I also hear “it will hurt my joints!” But consider how it started; Gin Miller was an injured instructor who
got the idea while using stairs to rehab her knee! As with any
exercise, certain moves may bother certain indications..I will
help you modify accordingly.
We step Monday and Thursday at 6 PM. The class is an hour
and we combine upper body strength and abdominal exercises
to balance out the workout. Please consider giving it a try! I’d
love to work with you! And remember, the first class is FREE!
Lisa Moscatello-Hartung, HH Fitness Instructor
Yoga is for Everyone
We will be adding a new yoga class in February! This new
class, called Gentle Yoga, is a yoga class designed to meet
the various needs of the over 55 community. The class will
take place Wednesday mornings from 10:15-11:15 AM in the
clubhouse ballroom. If you’ve been worried about joining the
current yoga class because of its pace or you are unsure of
your stability in standing positions or you’ve just never done it
before and don’t want to be the only newbie in the class, then
this class is perfect for you. It will also be a great place for
those who are recovering from injury, surgery, or suffer from
chronic pain. You will enjoy traditional yoga postures
focusing on the fundamentals including; posture, alignment,
breath, meditation and relaxation techniques. You may have
heard that yoga increases strength, flexibility, range of motion,
balance, improves focus and reduces stress, but did you know
that it also helps improve sleep quality, blood sugar control,
blood pressure, digestion, enhance respiratory function,
alleviates arthritis pain, increases bone density and helps
moderate chronic pain? Yoga has so many wellness benefits.
It’s not a question about whether one should practice it or not,
but which kind of practice is right for you? Asanas (poses) in
this class are adapted to the individual and can be done
standing OR seated in a chair. Yoga is for everyone! Please
bring a yoga mat, beach towel or throw blanket, a block, and
strap if you have one. Also don’t forget to wear comfortable
clothing that you can move in. Stay healthy and hope to see
you soon at Gentle Yoga.
Elizabeth Finnan, HH Fitness Instructor
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
(February 18 to end February 28).
Cancellation notices received on the 19th of
the month will be effective on the last day of
the following month, that is, cancellation on
February 19 will be effective March 31.
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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February 1-28 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 morning, land classes are cancelled.
However, evening and aquatic classes stay as scheduled if schools are closed. For school delays classes remain as scheduled.
Classes are subject to change based on instructor and facility availability.
1
2
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
8
9
Flex
9 AM–Aerobics II
*10 AM - Seated
10:10 AM – Power
Pump
15
16
Flex
9 AM–Aerobics II
*10 AM - Seated
10:10 AM – Power
Pump
22
23
Flex
9 AM–Aerobics II
*10 AM - Seated
10:10 AM – Power
Pump
50
3
8:30 AM – Aqua Fit
9 AM – Zumba Gold
10:30 AM – Mat Pilates
10
9 AM – Zumba Gold
17
4
5
7
8:30 AM – Balls, Bands
& Balance,CH Ballroom
9 AM – Yoga
10:10 AM – Tabata
*10 AM - Seated
Aerobics-CH Ballroom
10:10 AM – Circuit
Style Weights
6
11
12
13
14
19
20
21
26
9 AM – Zumba Gold
27
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
9 AM – Yoga
10:10 AM – Tabata
18
9 AM – Zumba Gold
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
24
9 AM – Zumba Gold
25
9 AM – Yoga
10:10 AM – Tabata
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
9 AM – Yoga
10:10 AM – Tabata
9 AM – Zumba Gold
9 AM – Zumba Gold
*10 AM - Seated
Style Weights
9 AM – Zumba Gold
*10 AM - Seated
Style Weights
*10 AM - Seated
Style Weights
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
9 AM – Cardio Interval
10:10 AM – Flex and
Stretch
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
Stretch
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
Stretch
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
Stretch
9 AM – Aerobics I
10:10 AM – Yoga
9 AM – Aerobics I
10:10 AM – Yoga
9 AM – Aerobics I
10:10 AM – Yoga
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9 AM – Aerobics I
10:10 AM – Yoga
February 1-28 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
1
8
15
2
9 AM–Blanket Stitchers, CR
9 AM–Tennis (adv) Club, CH
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 PM–Pickleball, MM court
3:15 PM–Bible Study, CR
7 PM–Duplicate Bridge, CA
7 PM - WON, BL
7 PM-Men in Song, BA
9
10 AM–Ladies Bridge, BL
1 PM–Knitting CR
1 PM–Canasta, BL
7 PM - WON, BL
16
10 AM-Genealogy Club, CA
1 PM–Knitting, CR
1 PM–Canasta, BL
7 PM–HH Wine Club, DR
Wednesday
Thursday
ROOM LEGEND
3
9 AM–Tennis (begin/inter), CH
10 AM–American Mahjongg,BL
10 AM–Writing Group (1/3), CA
1 PM–Woodcarvers, CR
1 PM - Social Mah Jongg, BO
1 PM - Double Pinochle, MMLR
6 PM–Begin/Inter. Line Dance
and Instruction, BA
7:15 PM–Interm./Adv. Line
Dancing & Instruction, BA
10
10 AM–HHWO Lunch, BA (2)
6 PM–Beginner/Intermediate
Line Dancing, BA
7:15 PM–Intermediate
Advanced Line Dancing &
Instruction, BA
17
10 AM–Writing Group (1/3), CA
and Instruction, BA
7:15 PM–Interm./Adv. Line
Dancing & Instruction, BA
4
9:30 AM–Wed MenBridge, BO
9:30 AM–Bridge Lunch(1/3), CA
1 PM–Crocheting, CR
6 PM–Chess Club, MMP
6:30 PM–HH Eve. Bridge, BA
7 PM–Ladies Poker, BL
7:30 PM–Quilters, CR
7:30 PM-Bible Study, MMGR
11
12:45 PM–Wed. (2/4) Bridge,CA
7 PM–Ladies’ Poker, BL
7 PM–HH Senior Strategies,BA
18
9:30 AM–Bridge Lunch(1/3), CA
10 AM-Soul Refreshment, CA
12:45 PM-Wed. Bridge, CA
6:30 PM–HH Eve. Bridge, BA
7 PM–Ladies Poker, BL
7 PM–Chess Club, MMGR
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
5
9 AM–Fine Art Group, CR
1 PM–Quilt Project Mt, CR
1 PM–Pinochle, BL
3 PM–HH High Steppers, FC
6
7
13
14
9 AM–Tennis (adv) Club,CH
court
10AM Everything Apple,(1)CA
1 PM–Ladies Bridge (1/3), CA
9 AM – Blanket Stitchers, CR
9 AM – Tennis (begin /interm)
Club, CH court
6:30 PM–Caregivers Group, BO
7 PM–Men’s Billiards, BL
7 PM–Mah-jongg, CA
12
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
court
10 AM-Gourmet Coterie,
CA (3)
1 PM–Ladies Bridge (1/3), CA
Club, CH court
7:30 PM - Movie Night
19
9 AM–Tennis (begin/interm)
Club, CH Crt
10 AM-Garden Club, MMP
(1/3), MMLR
1PM–Quilt Project Meeting,CR
1 PM–Pinochle, BL
20
9 AM–Tennis (adv) Club,
CH court
21
27
28
Club, CH court
22
23
10 AM-Mon Ladies Bridge, BL
1 PM–Knitting, CR
1 PM–Canasta, BL
24
and Instruction, BA
25
12:45 PM–Wed. (2/4) Bridge,CA
7 PM–Ladies’ Poker, BL
7 PM–HH SeniorStrategies, BA
26
9 AM–Tennis (begin/interm)
Club, CH Crt
10 AM-Garden Club, MMP
(1/3), MMLR
1PM–Quilt Project Meeting,CR
1 PM–Pinochle, BL
court
Club, CH court
7:30 PM-HH Concert, BA
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Heritage Hunt Homeowners’ Association
6901 Arthur Hills Drive
Heritage Hunt Homeowners’ Association
February 1-28 Meeting Schedule
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
All times are approximate and subject to change.
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
Community
Relations, 1 PM, MM
Living Room
Grounds Committee,
2:30 PM, CH Mtn
View Card Room
ARC, 9 AM, CH Mtn
View Card Room
Golf Committee,
3 PM, CH Mtn View
Card Room
Facilities Committee
1 PM, CH Mtn View
Card Room
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
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Board of Directors
9:30 AM, CH Board
Room
Food & Beverage
Committee, 9:30
AM, CH Mtn View
Card Room
Budget & Finance
Committee, 1 PM,
CH Mtn View Card
Room
ARC, 9 AM, CH Mtn
View Card Room
Board of Directors
2 PM, CH Mtn. View
Card Room

Heritage Hunt: A Place Where We Belong!

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