May - Heritage Hunt Country Club

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May 2015 Volume 17, No. 5
Serving Others...One Stitch At A Time
Heritage Hunt Golf & Country Club: www.heritagehunt.net
HOA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President........................................................................Ken Aitchison
Director.............................................................................. Rex Giekes
Treasurer........................................................................ Don Hambric
Director........................................................................... Jack Martins
Vice President................................................................ Sandy Painter
Secretary...................................................................... Kathy Vergano
Director............................................................................Cathy Walsh
HOA COMMITTEES & THEIR CHAIRS
Budget & Finance.............................................................Todd Counts
Community Relations ............................................Charlotte Kennedy
Architectural Review .................................................... Andy Johnson
Emergency Preparedness Group.....................................Bernie Leech
Facilities............................................................................... Al Stearns
Food & Beverage....................................................... Mary McFadden
Golf.............................................................................Richard Murphy
Grounds.......................................................................... Jim Cumming
LSTV............................................................Jerry Surbey & Larry Alger
ON-SITE MANAGEMENT STAFF
Community Management Corporation (CMC):
General Manager Yale Feldman*............... [email protected]
Asst. General Mgr Rachel Mancinelli** ..... [email protected]............... 703-743-5482
Lifestyle Director Mark Hillis*.................... [email protected]
Covenants Admin. Chelsie Throckmorton*.... [email protected]
Bookkeeper (club accts) Marsha Brooks*.. [email protected]
Bookkeeper (HOA Dues) Carol Granger*.... [email protected]
Facilities Engineer Nestor Pangilinan......... [email protected] ..... 703-743-5488 x106
Facilities Engineer Kirk Wallace.................. [email protected]........... 703-743-5488 x107
Front Desk Super. Laura Weesner**........... [email protected]
Front Desk Admin. Leander Diaz**............ [email protected]
Front Desk Admin. Mohamed Sharfi**[email protected]
*Offices on the second floor of Marsh Mansion, 13451 Fieldstone Way
**Clubhouse front desk closed 12-1 p.m. Monday–Friday for lunch
Billy Casper Golf:
General Manager Jeff [email protected]................... 703-743-1100
Admin. Asst. Rachael [email protected]............... 703-743-2003
Director Food/Beverage Tim O’[email protected]................ 703-743-2001
Asst. F&B Dir. Susan Naugle [email protected]............... 703-743-2002
Director of Sales Cary Muirhead [email protected].......... 703-743-2005
Dir. Golf Operations John [email protected]................. 703-743-1000
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
VIRGINIAN DINING ROOM
Tuesday-Friday...........................................................11 AM – 8 PM
Saturday Lunch...........................................................11 AM - 2 PM
Sunday Brunch.................................................... 9:30 AM-1:30 PM
MARSH MANSION
Monday-Friday............................................................9 AM – 9 PM
Saturday-Sunday......................................................9 AM - 6:30 PM
HOA OFFICES
Monday-Friday............................................................8 AM – 5 PM
Holidays**............................................................................. Closed
**New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving
Day, Christmas Day and the day following Thanksgiving, Christmas and New
Years.
HUNT COUNTRY TAVERN
Thursday-Monday..................................................11 AM - 6 PM
Tuesday-Wednesday...............................................11 AM - 2 PM
FITNESS CENTER
Daily.......................................................................... 5 AM – 11 PM
Access between 5–6 AM and 9–11 PM require an activated ID card.
PRO SHOP
Daily, April–September................................................7 AM – 7 PM
Daily, October–March.............................................7:30 AM – 5 PM
INDOOR POOL
Monday–Friday........................................................... 6 AM – 9 PM
Saturday–Sunday, Holidays*........................................8 AM – 6 PM
Guests under 18 years–Monday–Saturday................ 1 PM – 3 PM
Guests under 18 years–Sunday.................................. 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, Garden Room
Architectural Review Committee–Second and fourth Wednesdays, 9 AM,
Mountain View Rm
Facilities Committee–First Thursday, 1 PM, Mountain View Room
Food & Beverage Committee–Third Tuesday, 10 AM, Mountain View Room
Golf Committee–Second Wednesday, 3 PM, Mountain View Room
Ad hoc Golf Handicap Committee– Monday preceding the Golf Committee
meeting, 3 PM, CH Board Room
Grounds Committee–First Tuesday, 2:30 PM, Mountain View Room
*Meeting dates and/or locations are subject to change. Notice will be posted on HHTV.
Front Cover & Interior Photos
Blanket Stitcher members showcase
their latest creation in hopes
to bring a smile to needy families.
Visit page 12 to read more or visit their online
club page for more photos and news
on upcoming projects.
Photos submitted by Sarah Skerker and Esta Gladstone
The Heritage Horn • May 2015
General Manager’s Message
Well, we made it! After 14 months of planning and 3
months of actual construction, the Virginian Dining
Room officially re-opened on April 21. Along the way
we hit a snag with the communication of our Club
House Fire Annunciator panel in the front vestibule
and the Fire panel in the mechanical room. We got
it straightened out and were able to pass all required
inspections. All is going smoothly and the team at
Billy Casper Golf has opened up to an exciting new
menu with equally impressive wine list. I encourage
you to visit the Club House and experience a great meal
at a great price in a beautiful new surrounding and
ambience. This should make it to the top of your list of
favorites, so enjoy!!
On April, 19, our Future Resident’s Task Force held a
highly successful Community Open House with more
than 30 open houses available to view. A big thank you
goes out to the residents that told their friend as word
of mouth has proven to be the most effective way of
bringing future residents to the event. A special thanks
for those volunteers who participated in making the
event successful. Let’s keep up the good work and look
forward to another success at the October event.
Now that May has finally arrived, we have a lot of
exciting things going on in our beautiful community.
Our grounds and golf course have greened up in a
spectacular fashion and Heritage Landscape Services
are in full swing for their first season of mowing. As
we settle into a fixed weekly schedule, you should be
able to see the pattern and know when they will be
servicing your area. As always, let us know if you need
any information on this.
Beginning May 1, we have a new Company, New
Horizon Security Services, who will be providing our
Gate Guard Services. Founded in 1998 they are a local,
family-owned private security firm serving the MidAtlantic region. Inc. Magazine has touted them as one
of America’s fastest growing Security firms and we are
fortunate to have them join us. Their goal is to provide
front gate services that will put us in the forefront of
the residential communities in our region and achieve
the front gate activity and control that everyone has
been asking for. They will be bringing advanced
technologies for control and reporting. Our current
manual system will transition to an automated system
in June, so you will be required to register your guests
on-line and their officers will be calling to confirm
unregistered guests. For the first month, we will be
on our existing system and you will be provided with
information about changes to come and how to comply.
Lastly, I am excited to announce the addition of Carol
Granger to our office. Many of you may know Carol
through her service at the Golf Pro Shop for more than
four years. She will be a great addition to our staff.
Hope you all have a great month and Happy Mother’s
Day in advance to all of our MOMS.
Yale Feldman, General Manager
Community Management Corporation
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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General Manager’s Message
Board Briefs
Design Guidelines Revision / Helpful
Plant & Tree List
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Pet Waste
File of Life - An Emergency Must Have
Marvelous Moments / County Paper
Shred Event
Resident Forum / Events & Excursion
Meeting
Health Series / Farm Market Opens
Linton Hall & Route 29 Traffic Update
Golf Handicap
Spring Mixer Results
BCG Spotlight
Wine Club News
GoCo Club News / Garden Club News
and Tears
The Giving Circle / Great Decisions
HHWO Candidates / Carole’s Corner
Spirit of Service Remembered
HHLT News
HH Concerts Honors One of Their Own
Free Movie Night / Women of Note
HH Concerts News
Blanket Stitchers
Excursions
Hiking Club News
Cycling Club News
HH Shooters Club Announcement
Bocce Club News
Fill Your Calendar...
Classifieds
Save the Dates
Calendars
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Board Briefs Update
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Drainage Issues Resolved
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The Dominion Power Line project remains the paramount
issue effecting Heritage Hunt. Your Board of Directors
requests that all residents continue to pressure Dominion
Power with emails and letters expressing our outrage regarding their proposed location for equipment that would
bisect our community.
Board President Ken Aitchison has sent another letter to
Dominion Power that was copied on E Communicator and
is listed below for resident reference. Please send one of
your own as well. Sample letters are available at the Club
House Front desk and all current information on this issue
is detailed on the HH Website Member page. Updates will
be communicated to all residents as they are received.
Kathy Vergano, BOD Secretary
HH Residents,
Lauri Fauss, DVM
Cheryl Collins, LVT
Katy Wilson, DVM
Nancy Barnett, DVM
Elaine Kelly, DVM
Olivia Schlichting, DVM
Carolyn Olech, DVM
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Fax 703.754.0653
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At a recent meeting with Senior Staff from the State
Corporation Commission we have learned that consideration
of the proposed Dominion Power transmission line will be
significantly delayed. At this writing it appears that study
and deliberation by each of Dominion Power and the SCC will
take up to two years before a decision on the selected route
will occur.
Prior to submission to the SCC, Dominion Power will likely
(but not required) hold hearings in the Gainesville and
Haymarket areas. We will advise the HH Community as to
the dates, times and locations of these hearings if and when
revealed. It is anticipated these hearings will occur within
the next the next six to nine months. Ideally the Northern
Route will be eliminated from further consideration as a
result of these hearings and the communications submitted
to Dominion Power! However there are no guarantees the
Northern Route will be eliminated at this stage.
Until Dominion Power submits their application to the SCC
there is no definitive timeline for decision making. Indeed
there is not even an SCC file on the subject; hence
communications to the SCC, pre an SCC file number, are
allegedly not considered during SCC investigation and
deliberation.
Pending submission of an application to the SCC, HH
residents are encouraged to send letters/e-mails on the
subject directly to Dominion Power. (Please see sample
letters on the HH website; additional content for such letters
is being developed and will be shared as soon as available)
We do know that our communications are making a
difference so please do express to Dominion Power, in the
strongest terms reasonably possible, your/our strong and
steadfast opposition to the Northern Route.
Finally, and most importantly please recognize the yeoman’s
work Dick Schneider is doing as our lead in this endeavor.
He is giving above and beyond on this challenge. Thank You
Dick.
Our HH Community, and more specifically your Board is
absolutely committed to eliminating the Northern Route and
“will do whatever it takes to prevail on this most important
issue.”
Ken Aitchison
HOA Board President
Revision to the 2012 Design
Guidelines - Storage
At the 3/26/15 Board meeting, a resolution to publish a
revision to the 2012 Design Guidelines on the topic of
Storage was approved. The areas that are covered in this
Design Guideline section include: general information on
residential lot storage; permanent or long term storage;
horizontal storage bins; vertical storage bins; and
storage sheds. Also covered are required documentation
for submitting a Design Review Application and criteria
such as design, size, materials, colors, doors and hardware,
windows, roofs and location.
Revisions changes are:
• Clearly states what cannot be stored on lots exterior to
homes and garages.
• Clarifies what can be stored on lots exterior to homes and
garages and the criteria associated with that storage.
• Clarifies what can be stored on a temporary basis and the
criteria associated with that storage.
• Allows installation of vertical storage bins and the criteria
associated with such installation.
• Allows both vertical and horizontal bins to be placed on a
pad.
• Allows the construction of sheds and states the criteria
associated with such construction.
• Outlines the process for obtaining a PWC zoning permit
for sheds and bins.
The full section on Storage with all changes is available on
the HH website on the Governance page under Documents/
Design Guidelines. Print copies for review are available at
the Club House Front Desk. Residents are asked to review
and send all comments to Covenants Administrator Chelsie
Throckmorton by 5/31/15.
Andy Johnson, ARC Committee Chair
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Silk Wrap Refill & Pedicure .......... $47 ......... originally $50
Acrylic Refill & Pedicure............... $43 ......... originally $45
French Manicure ......................... $15 ......... originally $17
Helpful Plant and Tree Lists
A member of the Architectural Review Committee with
many years of experience as a Landscape Designer has
developed the following lists.
•
Deer Resistant Plants
•
Flowering Shrubs
•
Ground Covers
•
Hedge & Screen Plants
•
Trees
These lists will assist homeowners to select the right plant
or tree for the right location. These lists are available in
hard copy or via email from the Club House front desk.
They are also available on the HH website by completing
Member Login, clicking on HOA, and clicking on Utilities.
These lists DO NOT negate the need to submit Design
Review Applications when required by the July 24, 2012
version of the Design Guidelines.
Andy Johnson, ARC Chair
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Pet Waste-A County Hazard
703.335.9171
Serving one neighborhood to provide quality
& attention to detail our customers
desire and deserve.
Pet waste can harm your health and the health of your pet.
Pet waste is a non-point source of pollution. Two to three
days of droppings from 100 dogs can contribute enough
bacteria to close a bay and all watershed areas within 20
miles to swimming and shell fishing. Round worm is one of
the most common parasites found in dog waste, and it can
remain infectious in dog waste for years. Bacteria, worms
and other parasites are found in pet waste and can wash
into our water supply. Pet waste attracts rats & rodents.
Dog food is high in protein. Dogs can not break down all
of the protein and the body discards undigested food. This
waste provides a food source for mice and rats.
As many residents are aware, there are some pet owners
within the community that do not pick up after their pets
when they are walking them and do not routinely pick up
after their pets within their yards. As noted in website
articles, pet waste that is not immediately picked up and
properly disposed of can
contributes to the pollution of our storm water management ponds, the creek flowing through our community, and
eventually the Potomac River and the Chesapeake Bay.
Recently, I contacted the Prince William County Department of Public Works, Neighborhood Services Division to
determine what can be done about those homeowners who
do not clean up after their pets on a daily basis. Here is the
response that I received.
“Good Afternoon Mr. Johnson,
Thank you for the note. Unfortunately, Pet Waste is not
something Neighborhood Services can cite as a Property
Code Violation. You can however reach out to the Health Department if the issue is becoming hazardous to the neighboring properties 703-792-6310.
Another option to consider is to contact Animal Control.
They may be able to visit the site to ensure the animal is
properly being cared for if you suspect abuse...”
To learn more about what the county has to say on the issue
please visit www.pwcgov.org/government/dept/police/
animalcontrol/Pages/Animal-Related-Laws.aspx and join
us in helping keep Heritage Hunt an attractive and safe
community for all to enjoy.
Andy Johnson, ARC Chair
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A Useful Tool In Emergencies
Imagine that you are injured or suffer from a medical condition that temporarily renders you unconscious or otherwise
unable to communicate effectively with fire and rescue
personnel. The ambulance rushes to the scene with lights
flashing and the siren is blaring because the 911 emergency
system has been activated. Emergency Medical Technicians
(EMTs) arrive to find an elderly person on the floor unconscious. Every second counts. The quicker the rescue personnel can assess the situation and begin medical treatment,
the more likely their response can make a difference. But
there are many questions to be answered. Does the patient
have any existing medical conditions? Are they taking any
medications? Do they have allergies? Who should be contacted?
The above frightening scenario is all too common for senior
citizens and the EMTs who arrive on the scene to offer assistance. Emergency calls to 911 are not uncommon for the
elderly population and calls to assist senior citizens account
for 58% of all calls. Often these medical emergencies are
filled with feelings of panic, confusion, and helplessness.
But there is a simple way to improve the process and assist
the emergency personnel to accurately assess and treat the
victim. It is called “The File of Life”.
The “File of Life” is a bright red, magnetic pouch that contains a card with vitally important medical information for
each occupant of the home. The File of Life card includes a
place to list each resident’s name, emergency medical contacts, a mini-medical history, medications, dosages, allergies, recent surgeries, religion, doctor’s name and a health
care proxy. Please use a pencil to record the information on
the card so updates and revisions can be made. The medical
information should be reviewed and revised annually (and
as needed) to ensure accuracy. The entire pouch is held,
with a magnet and secured to the outside of the refrigerator
for easy access and visibility to the rescue personnel.
The “File of Life” pouches and cards are available to all Heritage Hunt residents and can be obtained at the Clubhouse
front desk. Please check to see if your family previously
received a “File of Life” pouch & card when you picked up
the Emergency Preparedness Information Packet when you
became a new resident of the Heritage Hunt community.
Since there is a cost to the EPG associated with the purchase
of the pouches and cards, please limit the distribution of
one pouch per household and one card per resident.
Remember, the information on the “File of Life” cards can
serve as a vital tool to aid the emergency personnel to
quickly diagnose your condition and provide the best emergency care possible.
Caryl Welsh; EPG Education Coordinator
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money to live life on
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Financial Advisor
7150 Heritage Village Plaza, Suite 201
703.753.2955
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Marvelous Moments With
Illustrator Sal Buscema
Renowned comic artist, Sal Buscema, shares his
talent at the April 14th CRC Resident Forum. Sal drew,
signed and donated 3 of his popular characters for
auction at the Heritage Charity Classic Bingo to be
held May 5th. With over five decades of experience
illustrating Captain America, The Incredible Hulk and
Spider Man, Sal, was a delight to listen and watch as
he shared his experiences with fellow residents.
Emily Russell, CRC Committee
County Paper Shred May 9
The Prince William County Solid Waste Division will hold a
free document shred for Prince William area residents on
Saturday, May 9 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Prince William
County Landfill, 14811 Dumfries Road, Manassas and Balls
Ford Road Yard Waste Compost Facility, 13000 Balls Ford
Road, Manassas, VA.
These events are open to residents only. Residents may
bring up to 4 boxes (18” x 12” x 15” or smaller) of paper for
secure shredding at no charge to either of the locations.
Only confidential documents such as bank statements and
tax returns are accepted. Non confidential documents such
as junk mail should be recycled at the curb or citizen dropoff facilities. Paper clips (regular size) and staples do not
have be removed.
Deborah Campbell, PWC Communications Specialist
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Resident Forum
The Community Relations Committee (CRC) sponsors the
popular Residents Forum Series featuring a fellow Heritage
Hunt resident sharing professional experiences, hobbies or
other areas of expertise with our community. The Forums
are held at the Heritage Hunt clubhouse in the Mountain
View Room on the 2nd Tuesday of each month from 7:00 to
8:30 PM.
May 12 - “Tips for Home Safety & Security, Preventative Exterior and Interior Maintenance and Animal Invasion Issues”.
Join us to discover how Tom Kenefake turned his retirement
from Arlington Public Schools and NVCC into “busy work”
odd jobs and now into becoming a highly regarded “go to”
resource for our Heritage Hunt repair and safety modifications. If he can’t fix it, he knows who can, from his 14 years
of experience with the unique issues he’s encountered with
our homes, with the challenges we experience as we age and
with the reliability of alternate professional resources. Tom
will share stories and photos of his experiences and suggestions for home safety and he will welcome an open exchange
of ideas, questions and comments.
June 9 – “A Doo Wop Discussion” will focus on this truly
American musical art form. Begun in the 1950s and still
strong today, Dave Leveton will lead a discussion of music
that focuses on group harmony and vocal quality. Dave is the
rock and roll specialist with Heritage Hunt Concerts, and is
responsible for bringing some of the best rock and roll acts
to our community. His presentation will help you to better
appreciate the upcoming show by The Marcels by putting it
into perspective. Listen to some of the best music and watch
some fun videos that will bring you back to your high school
days. You will also get a sneak preview into a previously
unannounced show coming in March, 2016.
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
703-743-1875 or by e-mail at [email protected]
Emily Russell, CRC Secretary
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New Events / Excursion Subcommittee To Meet May 11
As a follow up to the March kick off meeting the Events and
Excursion sub-committee will meet on May 11 (4 PM) in the
Marsh Mansion Garden Room. With 40+ in attendance, dozens
of ideas shared, and fifteen volunteers coming forth the March
meeting proved to be a great start to the sub-committee’s
formation. We are excited to implement two ideas shared. First
is a karaoke/dance night on May 20 featuring DJ Harry in the
Great Oak Ballroom starting at 7 PM. Then on June 29 a day
trip to Maryland Live Casino has been added to the summer
excursion line-up. A special thanks to Ruth Hill and Charlotte
Kennedy for their work to get the ball rolling and if you have
a fun idea or would like to join this new sub- committee then
email Mark Hillis at [email protected].
Mark Hillis, Lifestyle Director
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CRC Health Series - New
Treatment Options for Skin
and Other Cancers
Hours: Mon-Thurs 8:30-4:30 / Fri 8:30-2:00
On Tuesday, May 19, at 7 PM in the Mountain View room,
Drs. Sanjeev Aggarwal and Moira Sutton will speak on new
treatment options for skin cancer as well as other new
treatment options offered due to new technology-True
Beam.
Cancer patients face many challenges, but new technology
at the Novant Health Cancer Center will help to overcome
one of them: the discomfort of treatment. The True Beam
radiosurgery system is an image-guided treatment, cutting
down the time those procedures normally take. This radiosurgery uses precisely targeted radiation to destroy cancer
cells without cutting.
“It’s one of the most advanced radiosurgery units available
and is a great addition to the cancer center.” says Sanjeev
Aggarwal, MD, medical director of the Novant Health
Cancer Center. “True Beam technology takes significantly
less time for treatment than traditional radiosurgery.” Says
Moira Sutton, MD, radiation oncologist at the center. Before
the new system patients would have to lie still for almost
45 minutes, which is hard to do. This allows us to treat in
less time, with the highest level of precision.
Heritage Hunt residents will be invited to a FREE Skin Cancer Screening at the Novant Health Cancer center in July
(date TBD)
Joey Wagner, Community Relations Committee
Local Farm Market Opens
With spring in full bloom Haymarket Thursday Afternoon Market opens on May 7 in a new location at The
Farm at Broad Run. Just 2 miles west of Haymarket
on route 55 this wonderfully diverse market gives
locals a chance to support and enjoy locally sourced
produce and artisan crafted treats. The market will
be held at the farm’s BBQ pavilion from 2:30-6:30 PM
every Thursday through October 29. The farm also
has a wide selection of plants and kid friendly activities such as feeding farm animals and fishing. To learn
more about the market please contact Kathryn Willis
at 503-758-2093.
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GARAGE DOOR PROBLEMS?
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The
Masters
at Heritage Hunt
Saturday, May 9
Stableford Format
Individual Play
Championship Flight: Blue Tees
Gold Tee Flights for 8 or 16 highest Handicap
Index players who request Gold Tees
Women – Red
Other Men – White
THREE WINNERS IN EACH FLIGHT
Open to Residents and Non-Resident
Members who have Heritage Hunt Handicaps
Entry Fee: $20 plus usual greens and cart fees.
Cancellations within 24 hours of tournament start
will be charged $20.
Winners get:
Everyone gets:
Merchandise in the Pro Shop
Entry Points for Top Gun Shootout in October
Coffee before play begins
Soda and Beer during and after play
An outstanding day of Stableford golf
This will be our only Stableford Tournament in 2015!
Don’t Miss it!
For more information contact either
Bill Bullock at (703) 743-5444 or [email protected]
Joe Gorzka, Sr. at (703) 743-5811 or [email protected]
2015 Three Club Challenge
Saturday, June 6
Shotgun Start at 9:00am
Golf Handicap Update
Practice Rounds…Are They Allowed At HH?
You, as a golfer, have the choice of posting a score following
a round or calling the round a ‘practice’ round; however,
upon reviewing a golfer’s practices of posting, the Handicap
Committee is authorized to modify or withdraw a Handicap
Index of a player who does not return all acceptable scores,
or does not otherwise observe the spirit of the USGA Handicap System. (USGA Handicap System Section 11-7)
Practice rounds are allowed under USGA Rules of Golf, if
conducted in accordance with USGA Rule 7-1.
a. Match play
• On any day of a match play competition, a player may
practice on the competition course before a round.
b. Stroke Play:
• Before a round or play-off on any day of a stroke-play
competition, a competitor must not practice on the
competition course or test the surface of any putting
green on the course by rolling a ball or roughing or
scraping the surface.
• When two or more rounds of a stroke-play competition are to be played over consecutive days, a competitor must not practice between those rounds on
any competition course remaining to be played, or
test the surface of any putting green on such course
by rolling a ball or roughening or scraping the surface.
A golfer may choose to play a round of golf in which they
do not post a score for handicap purposes; however, this
‘practice’ is not recommended or encouraged. (Excerpts
from USGA Rules of Golf 2012-2015 & USGA Handicap System
2008-2011)
Judy Murphy, Golf Handicap Committee
Sign up deadline Thursday, June 4
TOURNAMENT FORMAT
2 Person Scramble
Pick a Partner or be Paired by the Pro Shop
Each Teammate Chooses any Three Clubs plus Putter
Men from the White Tees - Ladies from the Reds
Flights Determined by Handicaps
Top Gun Points
Cost is $20.00 per person
(Plus cart fee and applicable green fees)
Cancellations less than 24 hours from tournament start will be charged $20
Coffee before golf and drink coupons
This event will be limited to the first 120 golfers
Open to:
Resident Annual
Non-Resident Platinum and Silver
Resident Daily Fee Members
Hunt Club Members
(Players must have HH Handicap)
Sign Up in the Pro Shop Starting May 9
For additional information contact
Joe Gorzka at 703.743.5811
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A Very Special Mother’s Day
Weekend at Heritage Hunt
Ladies receive 25% off of all apparel,
balls, and gloves from Friday, May 8,
through Sunday, May 10.
Also, mothers may bring children for a
half-priced green fee and grandchildren
for free during the same days.
Spring Mixer Results
Flight 1
First Place – Joe MacFarlane, Larry Oates (60)
Second Place – Mark Brower, Mark Lubeley (62)
Third Place – Anthony Gatto, John Johnson (63)
Flight 2
First Place – Yoshiaki Ide, Richard Murphy (64)
Second Place – Don Wilson, Steve Wilson (65)
Third Place – Tom Harper, Tarry LaLonde (67)
Flight 3
First Place – Doug Anderson, Dave Maunder (60)
Second Place – Rocky Fulwiler, Royce Treague (65)
Third Place – John Yang, Stephanie Yang (70)
Flight 4
First Place – Ernest Brady, Ron Scanlon (56)
Second Place – Richard Morenzoni, Mary Morenzoni (60)
Third Place – Paul White, Maureen Gilmore (62)
Flight 5
First Place – John Hurley, John Boyle (57)
Second Place – Donald Rusch, John Tweed (64)
Third Place – Walter Meyer, Eugene Schmiel (66)
Flight 6
First Place – Jack Wolf, Libby Wolf (56)
Second Place – Donna Sellinger, Ira Cebulash (59)
Third Place – Eduardo Plagata, Rolando Chavez (63)
Flight 7
First Place – Joan Donnelly, Susan Lucas (61)
Second Place – Gary Titsworth, Maureen Titsworth (63)
Third Place – Kenneth Webster, Joe Dickey (68)
Flight 8
First Place – Bettie Layman, Adrienne Mehl (59)
Second Place – Rebecca Surbey, Judy Bullock (62)
Third Place – Mary Ide, Judy Murphy (64)
*Won scorecard playoff.
The Green Tee Club
Clinics: May 7 & 22
9-hole Fun Events:
May 28, July 2 & Aug 6
Four Person, 9-Hole
A-B-C-D Scramble
Team Pairings by the Pro Shop
1 PM Shotgun -- Open Only to
Residents Who Normally Play Only 9 Holes
Must have 9-Hole Handicap or three 9-hole scores
submitted to Pro Shop before June 11
No Entry Fee or Green Fee. Just pay 9 hole Cart Fee
WINNING TEAM MEMBERS gets
Special Awards + Unlimited Bragging Rights
EVERY PLAYER gets
A fun Day of Tournament Play Among Friends
Sign Up in the Pro Shop
Questions? Call Joan Donnelly at 703-743-1325
Format: Individual Stroke Play
Championship Flight Winner for Men and
Overall Winner for Women will be determined
by the 2-day gross score
All other flight winners will be determined by the 2-day net total score
There will also be net prizes in the Men’s Championship Flight
Open to men and women who are Heritage Hunt residents, Silver and
Platinum members.
You must have a current HH handicap to play
Friday, June 19 and Saturday, June 20
9am Shotgun Start both days
There will be flights from the Blue, White, Gold and Red tees
Contact the Golf Pro Shop to sign up
at 703-743-1000.
Tournament cost is $20 plus cart and any appropriate greens fees
Sign Up Deadline June 17.
(Cancellations less than 24 hours prior to tournament start will be charged $20)
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May Tuesday Night Buffets
May 5 - * Corn Bread Muffins * Macaroni Salad
* Beer Can BBQ Chicken * Corn on the Cob
* Strawberry Shortcake
May 12 - * Chopped Salad * Hush Puppies * Fried Fish
* House Fries * Cole Slaw * Double Fudge Brownies
May 19 - * Deconstructed Iceberg Salad * French Bread
* Meatloaf with Pan Gravy * Garlic Mashed Potatoes
* Green Beans * Mini Cheesecake Parfaits
May 26 - * Caesar Salad * Dinner Rolls * Chicken Piccata
* Wild Rice Pilaf * Roasted Vegetables * Apple Cobbler
BCG Spotlight
• The Virginian Dining Room will be open for Saturday
Night Dinner on May 16, June 13 and July 25. Each
Saturday Night Dinner features a special menu and live
music entertainment. Details will be posted on the
website as they become available.
• Help us reduce billing mistakes by using your pool
pass/member card for purchases in the golf shop and
restaurant, and verify your name and member number
on your receipt before 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
Cinco De Mayo Cocktail Michelada
June Tuesday Night Buffets
June 2 - Chipotle Chicken Soup * Taco Salad Bar: Taco
Beef, Cheese, Mixed Greens, Corn, Sour Cream, Salsa,
Tortilla Chips * Apple Enchiladas with Caramel Sauce
June 9 - House Salad *Dinner Rolls * Beef Bourguignon
* Mashed Potatoes * Brussels Sprouts * Red Velvet Cake
June 16 - Caesar Salad * Garlic Bread * Rotini Pomodoro
* Italian Sausage * Grilled Squash * Chef’s Choice Dessert
June 23 - Spinach Salad * Dinner Rolls * Horseradishcrusted Salmon * Roasted Potato * Seasonal Vegetables
* Chocolate Cake
June 30 - Tomato Basil Salad * Garlic Bread * Penne
Bolognese * Penne Alfredo * Balsamic-glazed Asparagus
* Tiramisu
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Ingredients
1/4 cup kosher salt
3 tablespoons chili powder
4 limes, cut into wedges
4 (12-ounce) bottles beer
Hot sauce (Tabasco)
Worcestershire sauce
Combine the salt and chili powder
in a small bowl and transfer to a
flat plate. Rub a lime wedge around the rim of each beer mug
and dip it into the chili-salt to coat the rim. Squeeze the juice
of 4 lime wedges into each mug. Add a lime wedge to the mug
and fill with ice. Add 1 bottle of beer, a dash of hot sauce and a
dash of Worcestershire sauce and serve immediately.
Recipe courtesy Ingrid Hoffmann.
For more great recipes visit www.foodnetwork.com.
Menu for Saturday, May 16
Featuring Live Music from the Mark Brandt Duo
First Course
Oysters Rockefeller
With Spinach and Butter-crumb Topping
or
Asparagus and Pea Shoot Salad
With Fresh Green Peas and Goat Cheese
Second Course
Royal Flush
$28
8-ounce Wagyu Beef Burger with Crispy Bacon and a Fried Egg on Toasted Brioche
Grilled Red Snapper
$27
With Roasted Cippolini Onion and Orange Salad on Jasmine Rice
Sausage and Bean Cassoulet
$24
Mild Italian Sausage and Cannellini Beans with Grilled Crostini and Fennel Salad
Zucchini and Eggplant Manicotti
$22
With Fresh Mozzarella and Opal Basil
Third Course
House-made Doughnuts
With Warm Chocolate Ganache
or
Lemon Tart
With Strawberry Compote
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Hunt Country Happy Hour
Heritage Hunt Wine Club
Featuring Live Music
Friday, May 22, 2015, 7:00-9:30 p.m.
Marsh Mansion, Lower Level and Outside
Menu
Appetizer Station
Salad Station
Pigs in Blankets
Deconstructed Caesar
Mini Pizzas
Mixed Green Salad Bar
Vegetable Spring Rolls
Chips and Pico de Gallo
Dessert Station
Slider Station
Brownies
Pulled Pork
Cream Puffs
Blondies
Crispy Chicken
Coffee Station
Happy Hour pricing at the bar
Price TBD
Reservations will be accepted between April 18 and May 18.
Please complete a blue reservation form or reserve online at
https://heritagehunt.wufoo.com/forms/late-night-happy-hour-may-22nd/
Bluegrass Buffet
Sunday, June 14, 2015, 5:30 p.m.
Great Oak Ballroom
Featuring live bluegrass music from
Bull Run Grass
Menu
Biscuits and Honey Butter
Potato Salad
Cole Slaw
Corn on the Cob
Collard Greens with Smoked Ham
House-made Buttermilk Fried Chicken
Smoked Pulled Pork
Strawberry Shortcake
Pecan Pie
Rodney Strong Vineyards started in 1959 as a family owned
vineyard producing only 100% Sonoma County wines. The
winery released their first single vineyard Alexander Valley
Caber-net Sauvignon in 1974. They are one of the first wineries to plant Pinot Noir in the Russian River Valley.
Rodney Strong Vineyards is dedicated to producing high
quality, critically acclaimed wines vintage after vintage.
They currently have 14 Estate vineyards throughout Sonoma
County and all are certified sustainable, carbon neutral, practices fish friendly farming and have an extensive solar power
program.
Jeff Baran, District Manager for Rodney Strong, will join us at
our next meeting on May 18 in the Virginian Dining Room at
7:00 PM. Please come and join us as we learn about Rodney
Strong Vineyards, the wine they produce and sample the
goods!
For a $22pp tasting fee we will enjoy Rodney Strong wines
which include; social wines, the tasting of three white and
three red wines, paired snacks and the chance to meet new
people and to win prizes.
Reservations for members and guests are required. Please
contact Emily Russell at 703-743-1875 or [email protected]
before May 15 at 11 AM. Late reservations will be placed
on a waiting list and cancellations must be received no later
than May 15 at 11 AM.
$28 per person (inclusive of tax and service charge)
Reservations will be accepted between May 8 and June 8.
Please complete a blue reservation form or reserve online at
https://heritagehunt.wufoo.com/forms/bluegrass-buffet-61415/
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Gourmet Coterie (GoCo)
May 15 (10 AM) Mountain View Room
An elegant table setting is our feature for May. Since we
feast first with our eyes, a beautiful presentation is
imperative for a lovely meal. Jim and Diana Russell will be
sharing their love of antique silver with personal stories and
knowledge of their accoutrements –where the pieces came
from, ages of selected silver and the use of them as well.
Jim is an accomplished Civil War speaker and scholar. He
likes to collect English silver and antiques, especially pieces
from the George III period in England [c. 1760-1800]. He
also has a passion for American coin silver - and possesses
two spoons belonging to the Russell family that were stolen
by the Union during the Civil War, yet were returned.
Diana has a great interest in antiques and silver. Another
passion is Chinese porcelain most especially Chinese Rose
Medallion; one of her prized pieces is a chop plate that
dates back to approximately 1780. She also enjoys finding
treasures of “flow blue” china that was made in the early
1850s up until approximately 1880. Diana is enthusiastic in
making creative tablescapes for all dining events from using
stuffed pheasants to oyster shells. Join us for an informative
and entertaining presentation.
James Brown
Orchids Will Re-bloom At
Home!
The HH Garden Club, on Thursday, May 28th, will host
‘ORCHID DOCTOR’ Joe Francis as speaker on simple
steps you can take to grow beautiful orchids in the
home environment all year long. With two 1,000
sq. ft. greenhouses in Herndon, Virginia and over 40
American Orchid Society flower and cultural awards,
Joe will make it easy! Along with slides and some of
his prize-winning orchids, Joe will also have a Q&A as
part of this program, so bring your questions! Marsh
Mansion, 10 am on Thursday, May 28th
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Beloved husband, father,
grandfather and great
grandfather, Elmer
(Milt) Papke died on
April 8 while at their
Florida home. Milt and
his wife Bette moved to
HH in 2004 after living
in Fairfax City for 49
years. Milt graduated
from the University
of Minnesota in 1954
where he played on the
basketball and golf teams. He was commissioned a Second
Lieutenant in the Army Corps of Engineers in 1954 and was
stationed at Fort Belvoir, Virginia where he met and married his wife the former Mary E. (Bette) Beckner in 1956.
He retired as a colonel from the Army Reserve. Milt was
with the USDA Food and Nutrition Service as a manager
from 1960 to l986. He was involved in the Child Nutrition
Programs and feeding the nation’s school children.
Milt enjoyed living across from the golf course (Metrica CT)
as it was one of his favorite sports. He was the golf coach
for both Paul VI Catholic High School (1984-2011) and
Fairfax High School (1986-2003). While at Paul VI, the golf
teams won twelve(12) championships. At Fairfax High, his
teams won 5 district and 3 regional championships and one
Quantico Invitational Championship. Milt was named the
All-Met golf coach of the year by the Washington Post in
1998. Survivors include his wife of 58 years, Bette; six children, fifteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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The Giving Circle
The Giving Circle meeting on March 17th , featured
a presentation by Elizabeth Young, Supervisors of
School Social Workers for the Prince William County
School System and Jennifer Kooyoomjian, Intensive
Probation Officer for the 31st Juvenile Court Services
Unit of Prince William County, Manassas and Manassas
Park Cities. They gave a presentation on behalf of the
Greater Prince William Human Trafficking Task Force.
They spoke specifically about Domestic Minor Sex
Trafficking which is, ‘The commercial sexual exploitation of American children within U.S. borders. It is the
“recruitment, harboring, transportation, provision, or
obtaining of a person for the purpose of a commercial
sex act’ where the person is a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident under the age of 18 years.”
Prince William County School System has received a
grant from the Potomac Health Foundation to address
human trafficking among PWCS youth, primarily along
the Route1 corridor in Woodbridge. The program is
being provided to 4,800 ninth grade students in PWC
and has become a model for other jurisdictions and
received recognition at both the state and national
levels. They showed a video, Chosen, which illustrated
the strategies used to attract young people to human
trafficking activity. It was chilling to learn that children
of all socio-economic groups in Prince William County
have been caught in this horrific practice.
The speaker for the 2 PM, May 19th meeting in the
Marsh Mansion will be Sandy Day Smith who is a
volunteer for CASA, Court Appointed Special
Advocates with the Prince William Juvenile and
Domestic Relations Court. Please feel free to join us
as we learn more about CASA, one of the agencies The
Giving Circle supported CASA in its annual grant award
program in 2014. For Information on The Giving Circle
contact Ric Perez at [email protected] or 703-7435620.
Ric Perez
Great Decisions
Here are our discussion group topics and dates:
• 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! They will arrive about mid-January.
Art Bishop will be our discussion coordinator. Sign up
soon by emailing Sue Farris at [email protected].
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9/13/11 12:51 PM
HHWO Announces 2015-16
Candidates for Board
The Heritage Hunt Women’s Organization
Nominating and Elections Committee is pleased to
announce the candidates for the 2015-16 Board of
Directors. These candidates will introduce themselves
to the membership during the general meeting on
Tuesday, May 12th. Elections will be held on Tuesday,
June 9th at the HHWO general meeting. Candidates
are as follows:
• HHWO President Carole Aitchison
• HHWO First Vice President Terry Bisaga • HHWO Second Vice President ¬Sharon Brown and
Sherry Luhring (shared position - running as a
team)
• HHWO Secretary Betty Stern
• HHWO Treasurer Sandra Tomlinson
Nominating Committee members are: Eileen Iammartino, Chair; Pat Evins; Gayle Hindle and Rebecca
Johnson.
Eileen Iammartino, HHWO Nominating Chair
Carole’s Corner
New date for ribbon cutting – July 4, 2015
Horray..Monte Carlo night netted $20,400. Thank you all
that attended.
• April 18th - 5K Run – Still time to sign up or volunteer.
• May 8th - The Regency Women’s Club will be
sponsoring a silent auction. All proceeds to SOWW.
Club Med
Vacation item will be for the children’s rooms at the
retreat
• July 4th -Overview of the ribbon cutting ceremony
was presented at the board meeting. This will be one
fantastic day. Please plan to attend. Details to follow.
• July TBD – Our annual BBQ trip to Ft. Belvoir and
Walter Reed. This will be a blessing to you, if you
would like to volunteer please let me know.
A Stein Mart fashion show fund-raiser, for the retreat is
being planned for spring 2016. I have never done a fundraiser so I am looking for volunteers that have fund-raiser
experience. This event will be fun so please call me.
If you have any questions please call me. I am looking
forward to working with and reaching out to Heritage
Hunt residents in 2015. Thank you for your continuing
support.. Let’s come together and “GitRDone!”
Carole Gathright @703-743-2482
[email protected]
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Spirit of Service Remembered
CUDDLE ON

ALLERGIES OFF
As a young kid, I’ll never forget the somber and inspiring
moment of watching the exchange of guards for the Tomb
of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery.
Seeing the care, precision and respect given brought a
sense of sadness for those families that have lost a loved
one and a sense of national pride. Pride for the fact that
we take time to honor an individual’s life of service and
ultimate sacrifice.
America is truly a fortunate nation rich with individuals
that take Lincoln’s statement, “Freedom is not the ability to
do what we want, but what we ought,” to heart. Every day
we encounter those inspiring people who find great
satisfaction in meeting the needs of others. They see service
not as a chore or obligation but instead an opportunity to
make another’s day a bite more bearable. Here in
Heritage Hunt we see and hear several stories of residents
that receive great joy in pulling resources together to meet
the needs of their neighbors both in the community and
outside our gates. Some of those examples are published
in The Heritage Horn each month. Those stories inspire
others to get involved. From collecting pop tops, crutches,
food, clothing, to donating time, money and old books.
All make a difference and point to the rich culture here in
Heritage Hunt. As Warren Buffet once stated, “someone is
sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree
a long time ago.” For those that gave their life in service to
our country an immeasurable debt of gratitude is offered.
For us that continue to enjoy the “shade” a question arises
for us to consider. What “tree” will we plant for others to
enjoy years from now? May you have a wonderful Memorial
weekend with friends and family this year.
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HH Little Theater
Twice a year Heritage Hunt Little Theater pulls out all the
stops and puts on a stage production worthy of any
community theater. This spring was no exception as the
Little Theater presented “A Bad Year for Tomatoes,”
directed by Dot Schuetze and starring half a dozen of
your friends and neighbors. The comedy, written by John
Patrick, revolved around the efforts of an aging TV star
to “lose” herself in a small New England town in order to
write the story of her life. The hilarious efforts she went to
to conceal her true identity brought gales of laughter.
HHLT’s shows are most definitely both a joy and challenge
for all of us who love theater. Nearly every member
contributes their time and talent in one way or another.
Besides acting and directing, members are involved in
construction and carpentry, painting, sewing, assembling
props and decorating the set, lighting and sound (with
generous assistance of LSTV), costuming, makeup and hair
styling, tickets and publicity. Members act as prompters
and stand ins at rehearsals. It’s definitely an “all hands on
deck” project and a lot of fun. If any of this sounds
interesting to you, please come to the next general meeting
Thursday, May 21, at 7:00 pm in the Craft Room to learn
more. Or visit our website at http://hhlittletheater.org/
Kathryn Schmiel, HHLT Communications
The Tomatoes Hit The Fan
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It might have been “A Bad Year for Tomatoes,” but it was
a good year for laughing at the antics of the Little Theater
actors at our last play produced last month. The play was
about an actress thinking of leaving show biz and writing
her memoirs. She moves to an isolated New England town
to do this and is surrounded by nosy neighbors. Hilarity
ensues.
Georgiana Ide played the actress and her “crazy” twin with
great verve. Her neighbors, Ina Mayer, Ginny McCardle
and Mary Glascock do such a convincing job of playing the
nosy neighbors, I wondered if that was great acting or if we
were just seeing their true colors. No, I’m sure it was good
acting. Tom Taggart spends the play trying, as the theatrical agent, to convince the actress to go back to acting and
finally succeeds. Chuck Breder plays the bumbling handyman who falls for the phony twin sister. Now we know a
bumbler Chuck, is not so, again good acting. Now it seems
that Jim Burwell again plays the lawman in this play. It must
be something about the hat and badge he likes. Just be sure
you follow all your “P’s and Q’s” or he might make a citizen’s arrest.
It was an evening of great fun and there are many backstage helpers to thank. Dotty Schuetze, the director, Sandy
Thompson, the producer, Ted Day, the set builder and
designer. Kudos to you. Goldie Grandy served as stage
manager, with Denny Cumber as Asst. Stage Manager. Jane
Becker was Prop Manager. Photos were by Ed Knepley.
Programs, poster and ads were handled by Bets Knepley.
These two have been indispensable to us for years in doing
this important job. Nancy Mahevich, the go-to girl added
much to the production. Arlene Maroney and Joyce Mancini
did ticket reservations. Sandy Iasiello made all the faces
stand out with her expertise and helpers in makeup. Last
but not least, the important jobs of sound by John Bisaga
and lighting by Nick Ide. These men have been our faithful
helpers for years. Light and sound have developed into near
perfection. So thanks to all for a great memory and keep
“breaking those legs.” We love it!
Joyce Mancini
Heritage Hunt Concert
Honors One Of Their Own
At HHC’s March 26 Buddy Holly show, featuring Robbie Limon, Bets Knepley was honored for her vital contributions
in helping launch HHC in the summer of 2008 and for having served as HHC’s Communications Director since 2013.
As HHC’s principal communicator, Bets saw that HHC’s
700+ members and others throughout our community received timely, engaging concert highlights in their mailbox,
in the Horn, on HHTV and via email. Additionally, Bets
prepared and printed HHC’s monthly programs, reservation forms and flyers. As if all this were not enough, Bets
designed and established HHC’s website, hhconcerts.org;
initiated the use of Constant Contact for member surveys
and for email reminders of upcoming concerts; and played
a primary role in developing HHC’s distinctive new logo.
All this work paid off, big-time: HHC attendance sharply increased since Bets took the reins. It is especially fitting that
Bets was recognized at Robbie Limon’s second HHC performance; in 2011 she was the first to propose Robbie for our
community’s monthly concert series! Bets’ contributions to
HHC will be sorely missed; her work is now carried on by a
half-dozen HHC volunteers, aided by increased assistance
from Mark Hillis and Laura Weesner. Bets and nearly two
dozen other volunteers have made HHC’s monthly concerts a central element of Heritage Hunt’s award-winning
lifestyle.
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Free Movie Night
Toshiba
The Cinema Sisters present—
“NEBRASKA”
Friday, May 8
Free Popcorn
7:30 p.m.
Cash Bar
Great Oak
Ballroom
“Bruce Dern stars as a tempestuous Montana father, Woody, who
is convinced he's won a million-dollar magazine sweepstakes, and
Will Forte is the son who begrudgingly agrees to drive him to Nebraska to claim his winnings, which doesn't sit well with Woody's
outspoken wife Kate (June Squibb.)”
For reservations, call Dianne @ 703-743-1453 or Darlene
@ 703-743-2291, or email [email protected], stating
name and number attending, by Thursday, May 7.
Sponsored by:
Community Relations Committee
F & B Committee
Light, Sound & Television Committee
Heritage Hunt HOA
HERITAGE HUNT
WOMEN’S ORGANIZATION
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
“The Miracle of Lavender”
Meeting, Program & Luncheon starting at
10 AM in the Clubhouse Great Oak Ballroom
Deborah Williamson is the co-owner of Seven Oaks Lavender Farm in
Catlett Virginia. She will share her personal story of starting a lavender
farm and business. There will be wonderful, fragrant products to enjoy
and purchase. Don’t miss this special springtime program.
Members and first time attendees – enjoy the program-only seats.
No reservation required.
Free Movie
Night - May 8
The feature for Free Movie
Night on Friday, May 8, will
be “Nebraska.” Join the Cinema Sisters for free popcorn
and a cash bar in the Great
Oak Ballroom at 7:30 p.m. to
enjoy the show.
“Bruce Dern stars as a cantankerous Montana father,
Woody, who is convinced he’s won a million-dollar magazine sweepstakes, and Will Forte is the son who begrudgingly agrees to drive him to Nebraska to claim his winnings,
which doesn’t sit well with Woody’s outspoken wife Kate
(June Squibb.)”
Call Dianne @ 703-743-1453 or Darlene @ 703-743-2291,
or email [email protected], stating name and number
attending, for reservations for the movie. Make an evening
of it, starting with dinner in the newly-reopened clubhouse
dining room before the movie by calling 703-743-2021.
Hope to see you there.
Dianne McAndrews & Darlene Leffler
Women of Note Spring
Concert May 13 & 14
Got a song to sing, but can’t carry a tune? Well, there are
almost fifty ladies who can and are working hard to let
that song out of their voices and straight to your ears and
into your mind and heart. The Women of Note are ready to
perform a Spring Concert that will be different from all our
others, because we, the ladies who sing, have picked out
our favorites to sing for you.
This ninth spring concert will show how much we have
improved in these years of entertaining you. Our fearless
leader teaches us something new every time we practice.
Then we show what we learned to all of yo. You will love it.
The music is lively and upbeat and will have you dancing in
your seats.
We also have a new pianist to help our rehearsals. I wish
I was as talented as Sue Munsun is. She inspires us as she
teaches us. Thanks for volunteering, Sue, we needed you
and you answered the call. Voices without accompaniment
lacks depth. Sue and Mae Mathers ad that depth.
Come out to listen on May 13 and 14 and enjoy an evening
with friends and favorite music. Sign up and add your check
for $10. Concert seating is the order of the day. We’ll enjoy
singing and I will bet that you will enjoy listening.
Joyce Mancini
Reservations for lunch: Complete the white HHWO form in the clubhouse lobby
no later than noon Tuesday May 5th. Place the completed form in the wooden
box marked HHWO. For lunch reservation information call: Sharon Brown,
703.743.2325 or email [email protected]
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H.H. Women of Note
10th Spring Concert
This Joint is Jumpin’
Favorites from the last 9 years
2014
Ars Nova Returns May 28
The Ars Nova Chamber Orchestra, an innovative 30-member, conductor-less ensemble, has been a favorite of Heritage Hunt audiences for years. Musicians take the role of
the conductor, trading and sharing leadership within each
performance. This results in an invigorating and creative
approach to making music and a thrilling concert experience for the audience. We are excited to have Ars Nova
perform on our concert series once again.
For this concert Ars Nova will perform music of Haydn,
Mozart and Beethoven. The concert’s centerpiece will be
Mozart’s Oboe Concerto with principal oboist Erika Grimm
as soloist. Originally composed in 1777, the concerto was
lost and resurfaced only in 1920. It has since become one
of the most often-performed oboe concertos. The program
will also include Haydn’s elegant and tuneful Symphony
No. 71 of 1780. The symphony contains some delightful
music for horns and woodwinds, as well as strings. Finally,
members of the orchestra will play Beethoven’s Sextet for
two horns, two violins, viola, and cello. This 1795 work is
a real jewel of the chamber repertoire and belongs to the
serenade genre, very popular in Beethoven’s time. It gives
the two horns a real workout!
The concert begins at 7:30, as usual, and doors will open
at 7:00. Sign up today by completing HHC’s ivory-colored
reservation form, available at the clubhouse, or print a copy
online at HHC’s website: www.hhconcerts.org. Questions?
Please call Elena (703-743-1820).
Upcoming HHC Programs:
• June 25 - The Marcels - Who Put the Bomp in the Bomp-aBomp?
• July 23 - Fairfax Wind Symphony’s Summer Jazz
Ensemble. A mix of Jazz and Swing in the style of Count
Basie.
• August 27 – Doc Scantlin. A Dance Party with the Imperial
Palms Orchestra.
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Ballroom doors & bar open at 7:00 pm.
General admission $10 per person, concert only.
Concert style seating, no reserved seats.
Reservations required by Tuesday, May 12th.
Submit the form from the front desk carousel,
attaching a check made out to “HH WON”
The H.H. Genealogy Club
Presents
Keeping Your Memories
From Fading
By Ken Sander
Monday, May 18, at 10 a.m. in the
Mountain View Card Room
“What do I do with all my old stuff?” How often have we all
wondered about the countless photos, movies, video, audio,
slides sitting in boxes in our homes? How can we preserve
those treasured old memories on all that outdated media?
Ken Sanders will come to our rescue as he gives a seminar
answering these questions and helping us prepare a plan to
preserve our personal and family memories for future generations.
This exciting program is not to be missed!
Ken Sander is the owner of Home Video Studio in
Fairfax, VA, which specializes in all aspects of
“memory” preservation.
All Heritage Hunt residents and guests are welcome
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Blanket Stitchers - A Proud History of Talent and Service
The Blanket Stitchers began in 2000 when a group of
quilters decided to share their time and talents with the
community. It began by using remnants of personal
projects and two old donated sewing machines. The
builder and the women’s club each donated a new
sewing machine later on. Often, members were asked for
cash donations to purchase larger needed items. People
had to bring their own machines and tools from home.
When the events of 911 occurred, the group worked almost
every day. It was a small way to comfort others. One block
was put into a quilt given to the Office of the Chaplain of the
New York City Fire Department.
The annual craft shows became a way for the group to
make money and expand their operations. Members were
also given a chance to show off their creativity and produce
enough money to buy more machines and supplies for
the upcoming year. Items sold are not only quilts, but doll
clothes, place mats, Christmas tree skirts, purses and many
other beautiful items. Currently the group has 7 sewing
machines, irons, rulers, threads, and cupboards full of
beautiful fabrics. Over 200 quilts are made each year.
Donations of fabric are still welcome too-especially large
pieces used for backing.
The main recipient of the quilts is Project Linus, a national
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organization that collects and distributes quilts to
traumatized children through the age of 18. Although it is
a national organization, the quilts are given locally. Often
they are distributed at hospitals and police departments.
Another recipient is the Gainesville Nursing and Rehab
center across the street. Since their doors opened, every
permanent resident has received a quilt from the group.
About 80 are delivered each year and the residents are
delighted to receive them. Quilts are also sent to veterans,
who sometimes have no other possessions.
The group acquired some fabric that was not suitable for
quilts, so they began making pet beds. Now, over 100 beds
are made annually and delivered to Prince William County
where they are used in cages and sent home when an
animal is adopted. That decision was a win/win since it
uses imperfect fabric, but gives comfort to animals in need.
Currently, this group has 18 members and always looking
for more volunteers. They meet every Monday-including
most holidays-from 9-12. It is no wonder this group is
jokingly referred to as a sweat shop. The many steps of
quilt-making divide it into cutting, pressing, sewing, and
finishing result in an assembly line. There have been
several members who have never sewn a stitch!
Lola Counts
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Upcoming Excursions
World Embassy Tour
May 2, 2015 (Saturday, 10 AM)
Cost: $25 (Transportation Only. Lunch is extra.)
Enjoy this one day only event where embassies open their doors
for you to explore their art and culture. Meet international
dignitaries and peruse one of the local eateries in Dupoint Circle
Departs at 8:30 AM and returns around 3:30 PM.
Virginia Grand Military Band Concert
May 23, 2015 (Saturday, 7:30 PM)
Cost is $30 per person and includes ticket and transportation.
Join Maestro Schissel and the VA Grand Military Band
Memorial Day weekend in a musical remembrance of those
who made the ultimate sacrifice. Guest conductor, Col. Arnald
Gabriel, is a veteran of the D-Day landing on Omaha Beach,
June 6, 1944. The program will include many well-know
patriotic pieces as well as the stirring composition, Universal
Judgment.
Departs at 5:30 PM and returns around 11 PM.
Nationals Baseball
Ars Nova
A 20 Member Chamber Orchestra
Cost is per person and includes ticket and transportation. Seats
are behind first base in the lower level.
* May 19, Tuesday - Yankees ($125) leaves at 5 PM
* June 23, Tuesday - Braves ($95) leaves at 5 PM
* July 4, Saturday - Giants ($100) leaves at 9 AM
* July 17, Friday - Dodgers ($100) leaves at 5 PM
* August 28, Friday - Marlins ($95) leaves at 5 PM
* September 22, Tuesday - Orioles ($100) leaves at 5 PM
NSO: Let’s Be Frank - The Kennedy Center
June 5, 2015 (Friday, 8 PM)
Cost: $90 (Includes ticket and transportation. Dinner is extra.)
Celebrate the centennial year of Frank Sinatra’s birth, Steven
Reineke brings together his own Rat Pack of stellar entertainers
to pay tribute to America’s original idol!
Departs at 5:30 PM and returns around 11 PM.
DC’s Premiere Self-Conducted Orchestra
Works by Haydn, Mozart & Beethoven
May 28 (7:30 PM)
Get your reservation form at the Clubhouse or at
HHC’s website: www.HHConcerts.org
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Dumbarton Oak Estate (Museum & Gardens)
June 11, 2015 (Thursday, 12 PM)
Cost: $25 (Transportation Only. Lunch is extra.)
Explore a national treasure in historic Georgetown filled with
Byzantine and Pre-Columbian art and 12+ gardens.
Departs at 11 AM and returns around 5 PM
The Book of Mormon - The Kennedy Center
June 18, 2015 (Thursday, 7:30 PM)
“The smash musical and nine-time Tony Award winner returns!
The Broadway phenomenon from the creators of South Park
has been hailed as “the best musical of this century” by the New
York Times.” Departs at 5 PM and returns around 11 PM
Maryland Live Casino
June 29, 2015 (Monday, 12:30 PM)
Cost: $25 (Includes transportation and incentives TBD)
More details to follow on the incentives that are included.
Departs at 12:30 PM and returns 8:30 PM
Once - The Kennedy Center
July 28, 2015 (Tuesday, 7:30 PM)
Winner of eight 2012 Tony Awards including Best Musical,
Once tells the enchanting tale of a Dublin street musician who’s
about to give up on his dream when a beautiful young woman
takes a sudden interest in his haunting love songs.
Departs at 5 PM and returns around 11 PM
Potomac Bingo Lunch Cruise
August 13, 2015 (Thursday, 11 AM)
Cost: $75 (Includes lunch, entertainment, bingo&transportation)
Be entertained with classic songs, amazing views, a delicious
buffet lunch, bingo and prizes as you cruise the Potomac.
Excursion Registration
Each excursion has limited seating so please book early. Forms
may be obtained and turned in to the Clubhouse Front Desk. You
may pay one of three ways: charge to your clubhouse account;
check; or money order made out to Heritage Hunt HOA. Please
make sure to visit the online events calendar for all of Heritage
Hunt’s excursion listings. Guests of residents are welcome to
attend but priority is always given to registered residents.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation within two weeks of the event will still be charged
unless a substitute can be obtained by the participant or from a
possible wait list of participants. It is the participant’s
responsibility to find a replacement. Refunds for inclement
weather or unforeseen circumstances is dependent on the ticket
provider. For questions or just want to share a great excursion
idea please contact us at [email protected]. Stay
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March was a difficult month for hiking. Between the snow,
cold and rain, we only got one hike in and even that was a
rescheduled date. We had a beautiful day to hike the Manassas National Battlefield First Manassas Trail where the
first Battle of Bull Run occurred. This is about a 5 mile loop
passing many points of interest through the woods, along
the banks of Bull Run, as well as across the battlefield. It was
great to be out with friends on a nice spring day.
Our scheduled May hikes include Sky Meadow State Park,
which should be a hike of about 6 miles on natural surface
trail. Later in the month we return to Bull Run Mountain,
where we will explore many of the lower trails since High
Point is closed.
To be added to the HH Hiking Club email contact list please
email Margi Worrest at [email protected]. For more
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Holt at 703-743-5474.
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Phew! Finally spring and warmer weather. Winter hung
around and made riding generally unpleasant all through
March. April saw the crocus, daffodils, tulips, cherry trees
blossom, but it also lived up to its reputation of being a
windy month. The highlight ride in April was what has
become an annual event – a ride in DC to view the cherry
blossoms and lunch in Shirlington.
Now that the weather is better, we will be resuming our
monthly rides away from HH to other places like National
Harbor, Purcellville, Nokesville, etc. One of our members has
mapped out several new rides for us. So, come on out and
join in the fun. Come see Mother Nature unfold up close and
personal.
Often I hear – “I would really like to join you folks, but I
haven’t ridden a bike in years.” or “I don’t have a bike”. Most
of us have a bike in the garage in good condition that we
used to ride. So, if you would like to give riding a try before
spending several hundred dollars on a good quality bike,
email Bob Shannon at [email protected] so we can get
you married up with one of our extra bikes. Do not be afraid
that you have not ridden a bike for several years. We always
work with and take care of the newcomers. No matter how
slowly you ride, we will not let you ride alone. One of us
will be there to help if you get a flat or throw a chain off the
sprocket. If after a few miles you need to turn back, one of
us will accompany you home. If you do not know how to fit
the bike to you, we will assist. If you don’t know how to use
all those gears, we will teach you. When you are ready to
buy your own bike, go see the friendly folks at Haymarket
Bicycles on route 55 between Piedmont Tire and Auto and
Mac Donalds and tell them you are from Heritage Hunt, or go
see Spokes in Vienna or Fairfax. One new rider found a nice
bike on eBay.
Currently, the Cycling Club is meeting every Monday – Friday
at 9:00 AM at the Marsh Mansion. Persons not yet on the HH
Cycling Club email list may get on the list by emailing Bob
Shannon at [email protected]. Being on the list will
allow you to know when weather conditions are considered
too severe to ride locally or when the club is going to take a
special ride away from HH, like riding the W&OD trail or going to National Harbor.
On Tuesdays the Club conducts a leisurely ride lasting 60
minutes ( plus or minus a minute or two), over mostly level
terrain, that stops at the DeJa Brew coffee shop at Merchants
Square in Dominion Valley for coffee and chit chat, and then
rides back to Heritage Hunt.
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A Kickoff Meeting May 14
We are starting a club for anyone interested in shooting
sports, regardless of level of experience. Anyone interested in pistol, rifle, shotgun or archery is invited to join. The
purpose of the club is to discuss and exchange information
regarding shooting activities and firearms, and to encourage activities among members who have an interest in
the shooting sports. Heritage Hunt Shooters membership
will include interested beginners with no experience up to
experienced shooters and instructors.
We plan to hold our first meeting on May 14, at 4:00 PM
in the Marsh Mansion “living room” (side of the Marsh
mansion away from the golf course & grill room). Please
let Greg Ellis [email protected] know by e-mail
whether you plan to participate in this meeting. If you
have a scheduling problem then please let him know what
would work for you.
Firearm ownership is not required for club membership. If
you are new to shooting then we strongly recommend that
you take a class first. The club will provide information on
how to do this. You should also talk with more experienced
shooters before purchasing a firearm. Thanks and we look
forward to meeting you.
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The Bocce League is off to a great start. Opening Day was
on a frozen and windy Saturday morning of March 28th, but
our tougher than tough players were there to compete. Our
league, now in its sixth season, continues its rapid growth.
We now have twenty-one teams of six players. Counting
substitutes, we have 140 players. It is the second largest
participatory sport at Heritage Hunt, behind golf.
There are a large number of rookies, and all practiced so
they would be ready in time for Opening Day. The teams
this year have some colorful names. Some relate to the rolling aspect of the game. Some are Italian in nature reflecting
the heritage of the game. Others are just fun. These are the
names and the captains.
HERITAGE DIVISION
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Baci Grandi – Bill Daly (defending champions)
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The Botches – Ginny Chapman
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The Bulls – Mike Lyden
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Canto di Trombo – Frank Maresca
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The High Rollers – Phyllis Olitsky
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The Mustangs – Bill O’Grince
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Rolling Thunder – Howard Gold
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The Sixers – Creighton Turner
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The Sweepers – Miriam Ellis
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The Tornadoes – Ed Rozenblat
HUNT DIVISION
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The Bocce Bambinos – Jack McDonald
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The Bocce Bunch – Mike Ennis
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The Bocce Warriors – Herb Thompson
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The Condo Chicks – Jane Hollandsworth
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The Derby Runners – Larry Palmer
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La Bocce Vita – Larry Barrett
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The Mamma Mias – Nancy Modrak
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The Marsh Smashers – Nadine Bishop
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Red & Green Thunder – Mark Siegel
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The Tornadoes – Ed Rozenblat
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The Untouchables – Ann Thornton
The season rolls for nine weeks, then there are playoffs and
the championship set for June 20. You are invited to watch
the excitement. You will see some wonderful shots and
some not so wonderful. But the overriding spirit of fun and
camaraderie will be obvious. It’s every Saturday morning.
The Bocce Courts are located in front of the Marsh Mansion.
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were unveiled in April. Designed and built by Bob “The
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improvement to the community. They can even be removed
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• Artful Wednesday - Artful Wednesday will return
September 2015 with artist Karen Kozojet Ching. On
September 19th, Karen will show workshop attendees how
to marble paper, do image transfers and paper rubbing in
order to create a collage. Artful Wednesday will meet at
that time, in the Club House craft room at 10 AM. Feel free
to contact: Barbara Goldman, 571.222.7753 or via email at:
[email protected] with your questions.
• 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, May 21, In the Garden of Beasts by Eric
Larson; June 18, Sycamore Row by John Grisham; July 16,
The Husband’s Secret by Liane Moriarty; August 20, Sweat
by Mark Billeo; September 17, Eighteen Acres by Nicolle
Wallace; October 15, The Divorce Papers by Susan Rieger.
The discussion group meets the third Thursday of each
month. For more information call Pauline Cratty, 703-7432737 or Nancy Johnston at 571-261-9983.
• Bowling: Final results for all three leagues will be
published in the June Horn.
• 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.
Fill Your Calendar (continued)
• Chess Club: Join us for a friendly game of chess in the
Marsh Mansion Parlor Room, Wednesday nights, 6-9 PM.
Men and women at all levels are welcome. If you are rusty
or new to the game, lessons will be given. For additional
information, call Rey Pasa, 703-743-1610, or Christian
Neilsen, 703-405-4449.
• Couples Bridge – Do you and your spouse play bridge?
The Heritage Hunt couples bridge group is looking for new
members! This is a friendly, informal group that meets in
homes on the first and third Friday of each month. If you
are interested or would like more information, please call
Jill or Craig at 703-743-1757.
• Couples Golf – Each Sunday at 4:30 PM, couples gather
to play golf with a fun competition that requires a $2 entry
fee for each couple. The competitions are designed so
that handicaps are not necessary and any skill level can
compete. After the golf, we retire to a restaurant for dinner
where the winners are announced. The start is shotgun and
only the front nine is played. If interested, please call Carole
or John Denning at 703-743-1034 or e-mail
[email protected].
• Crossroads-Connection is a Christian community
service organization that provides weekend food for needy
children at three local schools - Mt. View Elementary, Tyler
Elementary, and PACE West. Each is within 3 miles of the
Heritage Hunt front gate. It costs approximately $250 to
provide weekend food for one hungry child for the school
year. We meet the last Monday of the month (except
December, May - July) at 7 pm at the home of Dave and Joan
Gifford, 5960 Piney Grove Way. For more information, to
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volunteer, or to support this effort, contact Dave or Joan
Gifford at 703-743-2109 or crossroads.connection2010@
gmail.com.
• Cycling - The Cycling Club meets Monday – Friday at 8
AM at the Marsh Mansion parking lot during the summer
months, and changes again to a later start time in the fall
and winter months. The Tuesday ride continues to be very
popular. On Tuesdays the Club conducts a leisurely ride of
about one hour over mostly level terrain, stops at the 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.
• Duplicate Bridge – Join us for a friendly game of duplicate bridge every Monday at 7 PM in the Mountain View
Card Room. Play begins promptly at 7 PM; please plan to
arrive a few minutes early. Call Alan Mager at 703-7435436 for more information.
• Everything Apple Club promotes learning about the
use of Apple computer products, including the iPad, iPhone,
iPod, iMac, Mac Air, Mac Pro, and Mini Mac. We meet in
the Mountain View Card Room on the first Friday of each
month, 10 AM–Noon. For info call Esta at 703-743-2323.
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• 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,
May 18, at 10 AM in the Mountain View Room. Ken Sander
will give a program “Keeping Your Memories From Fading.”
Members can check the full description of the program in
this issue of the Horn and also on the club’s page on the HH
website.
• 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 Nadine Bishopat 703.743.5407.
• Heritage Hunt B Team – Heritage Hunt Golf & Country
Club is one of 20 clubs in the Northern Virginia Men’s B
Team League (http://www.novabteam.users5.5megs.com).
A 12-man team (handicaps 6 to 16) is selected to participate
in each of eight matches, which are played on a Saturday or
Sunday between April and August. Six players play at home
and six play at the opposing club on the same day. The day’s
events include lunch served on the course during the round
and a hospitality hour following the match at which hot hors
d’oeuvres and drinks are served. This is a chance for you to
play some of the premier golf courses in this area. Qualified
members are asked to contact Steve Burton, data analyst,
703-743-1018 or [email protected].
• Heritage Hunt Concerts brings monthly live
professional performances to the Great Oak Ballroom,
featuring music from our unique American heritage and
from the classical repertoire. Events are open to all
residents and their guests. For more information, please
visit the HH Concerts website www.hhconcerts.org or call
Elena Portoles at 703-743-1820.
• Heritage Hunt Home Group - Join us for fun,
fellowship, prayer and non-denominational Bible study! We
meet in Marsh Mansion from 4:30 to 6:30 the second and
fourth Sunday of the month. Interested? Contact Duane or
Gayle Miller. Tel 703-743-1974.
• Heritage Hunt Hiking Group - We enjoy socializing
while enjoying nature. Upcoming Hikes: Meet in the Clubhouse parking lot near Arthur Hills Drive at 9 AM. Bring
water and a snack for each hike.
• Friday, May 8 - Sky Meadow State Park. 6 mile
natural surface trail. Bring lunch.
• Wednesday, May 20 - Bull Run Mountain. We will
explore many of the lower trails since High Point is
closed.
• Thursday, June 4 - Planning Meeting at 7:30 PM in
the Clubhouse craft room.
• Friday, June 12 - Ellanor Lawrence Park. Over 4
miles of shaded, primarily natural surface trails.
To be added to the HH Hiking Club email contact list please
email Margi Worrest at [email protected]. This
will keep you informed of where we plan to hike as well
as cancellations due to weather issues. Contacts: Margi
Worrest at 703-743-5023 or Barbara Holt at 703-743-5474
• HH Ladies 9-Hole Golf Association promotes women’s
golf at Heritage Hunt in a league environment. The league
plays on Wednesday mornings from April through October.
New members are welcome. For information contact Jan
Kurek, 703-743-2040 ([email protected]), or Shirley
LaMontagne, 703-743-1118 ([email protected]).
• Heritage Hunt Little Theater meets monthly on the
third Thursday at 7 PM, January through November, in
the Craft room. All Heritage Hunt residents are welcome
to attend our meetings. Contact Kathryn Schmiel at
[email protected] or visit HHLT’s website hhlittletheater.org for more information.
• Heritage Hunt’s Men In Song normally practice every
Monday evening at 7 PM in the Great Oak Ballroom. Call
Bob Cloud, 703-743-5622, or Dave Klingman, 703-7431027, or just show up at one of our practices.
• Heritage Hunt Retired Men’s Golf Club (HHRMGC) is
a member of the Northern Virginia Retired Men’s Golf
Association (NVRMGA). We have matches with 14 other
clubs in the metropolitan area between April and October.
Please contact Spencer Chambliss at spencer1281@
comcast.net or call 703-743-5147 if you are interested.
• Heritage Hunt Senior Strategies Forum provides HH
residents with useful and educational information dealing
with everyday issues—financial, health, safety and other
lifestyle topics. Speakers include HH residents with specific
expertise and outside presenters willing to share their
knowledge. All programs are strictly educational—at no
cost with no overt marketing or sales pitches. Programs are
scheduled on the third Wednesday (except as noted) of the
month, at 7 PM, September through June.
• HHWGA—18 is Heritage Hunt’s women’s 18-hole golf
association. Play is Wednesday mornings April through
October. Heritage Hunt handicaps are required (can be
created after 10 rounds or transferred from your old club).
New members are welcome. Contact Adrienne Mehl at
703-743-5579 or Bobbi Manley at 703-743-2089.
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• Heritage Hunt Women’s Organization (HHWO)
is the largest club in Heritage Hunt. We gather for
meetings, programs and luncheons on the second Tuesday
of the month, September through June. Meetings are held
in the Great Oak Ballroom and begin promptly at 10 AM. All
women residents of HH are welcome to join. Please read
the organization’s newsletter, The Acorn Report, on the
Heritage Hunt website www.heritagehunt.net/clubsandactivities for details and contact information.
• Heritage Hunt Woodcarvers group meets 1 PM to 4
PM every Tuesday afternoon in the clubhouse craft room.
Beginners are welcome and beginner classes are always
starting. There is no cost involved as we provide the knife,
glove, wood and lesson for your first project. Check out the
carvings done by the club in the display case in the lower
lobby near the craft room. Contact J. C. Evans at
703-743-1321 if you would like more information.
• Knitting Group meets from 1 PM to 3 PM Monday
afternoons in the craft room. The Knitting Group welcomes
you, no matter your level of experience. We will help you
learn to knit and to finish a project. Come to the craft room
on Mondays. Knitters may work on individual projects or
projects to be donated to charities. For information please
contact Joanne Tuttle at 703-743-5345.
• 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/
• The New York Club meets for brunch or dinner and
reminiscing. For more information about the club please
contact Elaine Adler at 571-248-2874.
• On Our Own - Singles - The On Our Own (Singles) group
plans activities for both men and women who are living alone.
The following activities are coordinated by volunteers and
are on-going: Dinner at a local restaurant every Thursday.
Game night at the Clubhouse on the 2nd Friday of each month.
Summer Social held in June and Holiday Party in December.
Dine-around groups of six form in September and set their
own schedule. Theater visits to Riverside and Fauquier are
arranged by car pool as theater schedules are announced
Travel to U.S. and international locations are organized by
group interest along with short-stay or day trips.
• Parkinson’s Caregivers Group - The group will meet the
2nd Wednesday of the month in the Board Room at the Clubhouse at 1:00-2:30 pm.
• Pennsylvania/Keystone Club: All HH former
Pennsylvania residents are invited to join the Keystone Club
for dinner and fun conversation. Call Barbara Goldman,
571-222-7753; or Deborah or Walt Kowal, 703-743-9927.
• 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.
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• 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: There will an organizational meeting
for all past and future Pickleball players at the Marsh
Mansion on April 13 at 3 PM in the Parlor Room. A new
e-mail list of players interested will be formed. We will
discuss play times and levels of play. If you cannot make
the meeting and want to be included on the list please let
me know. The meeting will be short and we will play afterwards. If the weather is bad, we will still have the meeting.
For more info call Esta Gladstone, 703-743-2323 or
[email protected].
• Pinochle Players: Single deck at 1 PM. Every Thursday
in the Blue Ridge Room. Double deck pinochle at 1 PM every
Tuesday in the Marsh Mansion. New players are welcome. For
more information call Jane or Bill Daly, 703-743-1372.
• Quilters/Blanket Stitchers meet Mondays, 9 AM to noon,
in the craft room to make and give quilts to traumatized
children, nursing home residents, and veterans. For more
information call Kathy Keim at 703-743-1165.
• “Round the Block” Quilters meet at 1-4 PM the second
and fourth Thursday in the craft room. If you can thread a
needle, you can learn to quilt. Call Doris Judge at 703-7435160 or Karen Naylor, at 703-743-5091, for information.
• Spanish Club - Do you enjoy speaking Spanish? Would
you like to practice your communication and reading skills
while meeting some of your Heritage Hunt neighbors? Then,
if your ability is at the intermediate or advanced levels, please
join us on Mondays from 2-4 PM in the Ticket room at the
Marsh Mansion. For more info, call Linda Cullen at 703-7431046 or e-mail at [email protected].
• A Support Group for Caretakers of Loved Ones with
Alzheimer’s and Related Dementia has been formed. The
April meeting of the Support Group for Caregivers of loved
ones who have Alzheimer’s disease or other dementia has
been changed for this month only. We will meet the first
Monday in April (April 6th) at 6:30 p.m. in the clubhouse
Board Room. Future meetings of the group will continue to be
on the second Thursday of the month at 6:30 p.m. in the
Clubhouse Board Room.
• Tennis players meet at 9 AM during the hot months.
The advanced group meets Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays; call Anne Van de Meulebroecke, 703-743-5555, for
more information. The beginning-to-intermediate group
plays Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays; call Phyllis
Maier at 571-248-0818, for information.
• Tuesday Men’s Golf – Every Tuesday, April through
October, the men of HHGC and their guests play 18 holes of
non-competitive golf for fun. Handicaps are not required
but may be used in foursome assignments if foursome
requests have not been made. It features a shot-gun start
beginning as early as 8 AM during the warm summer
weather and as late as 9 AM in early spring and late fall.
Sign-up sheets (riders and walkers) are posted on the
men’s golf bulletin board outside the pro shop and will
go up on Sunday for the next week and will be taken
down Friday noon. Initial assignments will be e-mailed
on Saturday and final assignments on Sunday. For further
information, e-mail [email protected].
• 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, March 7 and 21,
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.
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MARIA’S
CLASSIFIED ADS
AAA rated driver and HH resident. Transportation service to airports,
metro, doctors and shopping. For fares and reservations email wsferro@
comcast.net.
A CARPET & DRAPERY, furniture, oriental rug cleaning specialist. Also auto
and motor home interiors. Family owned/operated. COSTELLO & SONS
CARPET CLEANING. Phone estimates 540-402-6291 Courteous and prompt.
Truck mount unit. Odor control treatment available. References upon
request
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 NEW TOUR forming leaving HH Aug 30 - Sept 5 to Montreal & Quebec City.
Only $675 plus $17 tips. Coach will fill up quickly. Call for flyer/brochure
Barbara Crowe 703 743 2772.
A NOTARY (resident) who travels to your location to make it easier for you.
Discount to HH residents. 703-743-2280.
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
AMERICAN PRO-TECH - Gainesville’s own roof stain removal company is
now offering house wash services and pressure washing services. Call 571
250-9650, see our half page advertisement in this issue of the Horn, or visit
us online at TheRoofCleaningCompany.com/Heritage-Hunt. We’ve proudly
served over 400 homeowners in Heritage Hunt and counting!
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].
AUTOMOBILE DETAILING - Combine convenience and detailing together
at your location. Full service detailing for your car available. HH resident
referral. Schedule online www.otsmobile.com or phone 540-303-6214.
BATH DRAINS RUNNING SLOWLY? Call Don at 703-853-0000, a Heritage
Hunt resident. Licensed and insured. License: VA 2701-031672 DDR
Plumbing Company. Major credit cards accepted.
BEV’S SEW WHAT: Draperies, Alterations, New Clothing, Weddings. In
business since 1990. 703-791-3407.
CARPET & UPHOLSTERY Cleaning, ORIENTAL Rug Cleaning, Pet Urine
Removal Treatment, Chem-Dry Protectant (renews stain resistance),
Deodorizer available. TILE & GROUT – clean and seal. HH references. In
business since 1992. Contact Scott Kennedy, Battlefield Chem-Dry at 703330-0052.
CHECKLIST CHICKS - Give us your chore checklist and we’ll get it done!
General and detailed cleaning: pantry, cabinet, closet, garage, refrigerator;
shopping assistance, etc. Lisa 703-927-9007. Sharon Doores 540-454-7538.
[email protected].
CLEANING HOMES & OFFICES: Specializing in Carpet, Wood Floors, Tiles,
Upholstery & maid services ) We offer: 1-4 hours Non-Medical Personal
Care (bathing, errands & laundry) with our qualify& license CNA’s. Please
call to schedule an appointment and receive a Brochure with a complete
description of our services. “Real Cleaning Concierge” Ph: 571-477-8604 /
Em: [email protected]. Licensed, Bonded & Insured.
CLEANING SERVICE BY D&T ENTERPRISE: Residential/Commercial
cleaning window cleaning, pressure washing, clean-out, move-out, new
construction. Family owned and operated. Insured and bonded. HH
references. Call Trish 540-522-7683 or [email protected].
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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 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.
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. 38 years experience. For all interior trim work, please call Jube
Henshaw at 703.795.9117 or 540.547.4105.
DAVE THE MOVER LLC. Local, distant, packing, intra home moves, piano and
antique expert. We provide above average service and value. HH references,
we are generally in HH twice a month or so. Dave Wassenaar 540-229-9999
cell or 703-753-4242.
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.
MOBILE MASSAGE BY DIANE
$40/HR OR $60/1.5 HR
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U & G Hair Salon
(571) 248-0481
7592 Gardener Park Dr
Gainesville
Men’s Cut (only) $12.99
Women’s Cut (only) $17.99
Other Services Available
Appointment Encouraged
Open Mon-Fri 9 AM-7:30 PM
Sat 9 AM - 6:30 PM
ESTATE SALE - Thomasville Italian style, solid pecan China cabinet, table
and chairs. Also bedroom, living room, vintage brass bed, oak entertainment
center, antiques, artwork and more! 703-743-1628.
FAUCET REPAIRED/REPLACED - Ask for Don. 703-853-0000, a Heritage
Plumbing Company. Major credit cards accepted
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.
FOR SALE - Bicycles. His & hers 15 speed with helmets and soft seat. Never
used. $200 for both. 703-743-1040
FOR SALE - Black & Decker: an electric, corded lawn mower, a string
trimmer and an edger. 703-743-1868
FOR SALE - Dept 56 houses and accessories. Call 703-314-1819. All retired
pieces.
FOR SALE: HH Chelmsford Condo, 3 BR plus den, 2 BA, top floor, large
screened porch, 2 garage spaces; 703-743-5188
FOR SALE - Man’s recliner/rocker. All leather/maroon/burgundy. Maker
Klauss $150. Call 703-743-5868. Cell 386-446-8000.
3-Gal Knock Out® Roses
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FURNITURE REPAIR - Furniture refinishing/repair, chair caning, rush
weaving, free pickup and delivery, references available. Call Jerry’s Caning
703-864-8187, [email protected].
GARBAGE DISPOSAL REPLACED - Ask for Don. 703-853-0000, a Heritage
GAS FIREPLACE AND GAS PIPING SPECIALISTS - Williams Services, Inc. has
over 16 years experience specializing in all your gas appliance needs.
Williams Services is a Class A licensed and insured and provides
professional and reliable service. Heritage Hunt residents receive a 10%
discount. Please call to schedule your annual fireplace cleaning. 257-1441.
10318 Bristersburg Rd; Catlett, VA
571-488-0377
www.owlrunnursery.com
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GREG SCOTT HOME IMPROVEMENTS - We do exterior and interior painting,
power washing, rotten wood repair, cathedral ceiling crown molding and
built-in bookcase installation. No job too small. Local resident with 30 years
experience and serving HH since 2005. HH references. Top quality work
with affordable rates. Call 703-403-7522 or e-mail
[email protected].
GRIEF SHARE: Help for those experiencing the loss of a loved one. A 13week program (new, updated videos) designed to guide you from sorrow to
joy. The next session begins June 4, 2015 and meets every Thursday morning from 10:00 am until 12:00 noon at Centreville Presbyterian Church on
Route 29 North. Pre-registration requested. Workbook - $15 the only fee.
Call HH resident, Carol Katchmark at 703-743-1571 for more information or
to pre-register.
Nicole’s Home Cleaning Service
Gainesville resident providing
professional-quality cleaning services
at reasonable prices.
• Honest, responsible, courteous and thorough.
• Services catered to your needs!
• 10% discount for new customers!
Call 757-232-7303
Email [email protected]
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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GUARANTEED BODY FAT LOSS or YOUR MONEY BACK! 13-week program
offers camaderie and fun in a group setting and is the most inexpensive fitness training available anywhere. Work out up to four times a week around
YOUR schedule. TNT Fitness offers moderate-intensity group exercise at the
Sport & Health Fitness Center just outside the HH main gate. All ages and
levels of fitness welcome. First four sessions FREE. Call Luke 571-233-7833.
HAIR STYLIST available for all services in your home. 30+ years experience.
Heritage Hunt references. Patti(H) 571-292-1922 or (Cell) 703-568-6006.
HANDYMAN 2 HOME IMPROVEMENTS: Superior Craftsmanship, Excellent
Value, Extensive Experience & References. Class A Licensed. Insured. 30+
years experience. Call Mark Ammons at 703-930-4472.
HANDYMAN 4 YOUR HOME: I live only 10 minutes from Heritage Hunt.
Haymarket resident since 1984. Over 35 years experience in all areas of
home repair and improvements including computer and Internet diagnosis/
repair. Many local references – several HH residents. Licensed, insured,
bonded. E-mail or call for my brochure listing all services. Call Larry at
703-304-6670, E-mail: [email protected].
HANDYMAN & LICENSED GENERAL CONTRACTOR: 28+ years experience.
I can do almost anything; no job too small. Call John at 703-581-2772 or
email at [email protected].
HANDYMAN & REMODEL: All home repairs and maintenance available.
Interior and exterior work including but not limited to moldings, drywall
and wood repairs, tile repairs, change light/plumping fixtures, powerwashing, masonry/stone repairs. Harding & Son is a family owned business with
35+ years experience. Located in Gainesville area. 703-408-6206 or [email protected]. See me at Harding & Son on Facebook.
HANDYMAN - General remodeling and carpentry. Basement, bathroom, and
kitchen remodeling. Exterior and interior painting and repair. Plumbing
and electrical. Drywall, window, door, fence and deck installation. Pressure
washing. Small jobs welcome. 25 years experience with many references.
Free estimates.. Licensed and insured. Jose Briceno - 571-501-8772.
[email protected].
HANDYMAN - Home Improvement Repairs and Remodeling in electrical,
plumbing, carpentry, tile, drywall, etc. 37 years experience. Licensed and
Insured. Jim Kirsch - 703-330-1690
HANDYMAN SERVICES: 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 GIVING - Experienced care giving in your home; local resident
with Heritage Hunt references. Please call Margie, 703-851-1156 for information.
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.
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
CLASSIFIED ADS
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, Major credit cards accepted.
HOUSE CLEANING: $50 off initial cleaning, new customers only. Also, 10th
cleaning is free for new customers only. We give attention to detail, floor
to ceiling! 12+ years experience. In Heritage Hunt 9+ years. HH references.
Competitive rates. Monday–Saturday. Weekly, biweekly, monthly, special
occasions. Licensed, bonded, insured. Uniformed. All supplies provided.
KALIA’S CLEANING SERVICE. 703-508-4399, [email protected]
HOUSE CLEANING - Affordable cleaning service! Fine Touch Cleaning LLC
will send in the same housekeeper every time! Licensed and insured. HH
references. Other services offered. Call 540-359-1924.
HOUSE CLEANING AND STEAM CARPET CLEANING: $10 off first cleaning.
Affordable service by MY HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE. In HH 12+ years,
some original customers. Deep cleaning at low rates! Owner/supervisor.
Same crew every time! 22+ years experience. Licensed. Insured. Available
weekends. Heritage Hunt references. Miriam, 703-606-3395.
HOUSE CLEANING IN YOUR AREA: 10 years in HH, same customers. 20
years experience, some original customers! Same crew every time.
Reasonable rates. Free estimates. Contact our Heritage Hunt references.
ESCOBAR CLEANING SERVICE., LLC. Call Maria, 571-217-0418.
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.
• Residential & Commercial
• Interior and Exterior
• Decks & Patios
• Drywall Repair
• Wallpaper Removal
• Multi-Year Warranty
• Carpentry Services
• Color Consultation
• Locally Owned
& Operated
CLASSIFIED ADS
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.
JUNK ??? We at Stuff N’ Stuff Junk Removal remove your unwanted items
from inside or outside your home or office. We do the lifting so you don’t
have to. 703-656-1984 or visit www.removethatstuff.com.
JUNK HAULING – Yards and Basements cleared. Furniture and Appliance
disposal. Storage cleanouts. Pick up and deliver furniture. Also offering
Yard work services. E-mail [email protected]. Call 703-497-4976 or
703-599-8385.
LANDSCAPING - Lawn mowing, landscaping, seeding, fertilizing, bed design
and hedge trimming. Weekly service. Reasonable rates with free estimates.
HH references. Licensed; insured. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call Smith’s
Landscaping at 703-754-1070 or 703-217-2226.
LAWN CARE SERVICES – Offered by Mason’s Lawn & Landscape. Keep your
lawn and garden looking beautiful. Call now to get on our 2015 schedule –
703-594-GROW (4769). And Snow Removal Too!
LIKE NEW 2014 Forest River Sunseeker 2500TS RV, 12,308 miles, Ford
E450, gas engine, 3 slides, queen bed. Side and rear view cameras; 2 TVs;
auto leveling; GPS system. Asking $62,500, OBO. Please call LaMontagnes
at 703-743-1118.
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.
NEEDED: gently used, clean full-size (double) mattress or mattress and box
spring. 703-743-1153.
Brittany Henson,
Sales Manager
OF PRINCE WILLIAM
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. Major credit cards accepted.
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
Wakefield School Spring Open House
Tuesday, May 12th (9-11 AM)
Grandparents! Come meet our teachers, school
leaders and take a tour of our campus!
To RSVP:
Visit: www.wakefieldschool.org/RSVP
Email: [email protected]
Call (540) 253-7600
PAINTING: Local resident with over 25 years experience. Exterior trim, deck
rails, walkways, patios, basement stairwells, foundations and garage floor
finishing. Mark 703-753-3856. Visit us at www.powerwashingsp.com.
PET SITTING AND DOG WALKING: Kathy’s Canine & Cat Care will walk your
pets when you are unable to, will love and care for your pets in your home
when you are out of town. Call Kathy @ 540-272-0512 or Kathylavin@
yahoo.com
PLUMBING – Ask for Don. 703-853-0000, a Heritage Hunt resident.
Licensed and insured. License: VA 2701-031672 DDR Plumbing Company.
Major credit cards accepted.
PLUMBING SERVICES: Locally owned and operated, GAINESVILLE PLUMBING has been providing excellent plumbing services to Heritage Hunt
Residents since 2004. We value your time … You’ll value our service! We
offer a 5% discount for Heritage Hunt Residents. Licensed & Insured. CALL
GAINESVILLE PLUMBING for all of your Plumbing needs: 571.248.8727
POWER WASHING– Clean the surface of your house deck or driveway. Get
rid of mildew, algae, and dirt. Several years’ experience in HH. Call Dan’s
Power Washing 703-795-1701 / [email protected] /
www.danspowerwashing.com.
POWERWASHING SPECIALISTS: Free estimates, licensed/insured. Local
resident with over 25 years experience cleaning siding, decks, fences, patios,
stoops, steps, walkways and driveways. Deck clear sealing / staining and
railing painting. HH references. Mark, 703-753-3856. Visit us at
www.powerwashingsp.com
PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER: Specializing in family portraiture,
children, computer restoration, and parties. “Create Memories Today for
Tomorrow.” The Photo Bug, (H) 703-743-2323 or (C) 703-489-2273.
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]
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.
TAFT ROOFING - Specializing in roofing, siding and windows. Call us for a
FREE estimate. Call Don (540) 522-7896.
TOILETS REBUILT/REPLACED - Ask for Don. 703-853-0000, a Heritage
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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Save the Date...
May 5...................................................................Charity Classic Bingo
May 8......................................................................... Free Movie Night#
May 13 & 14............................................... Women of Note Concert
May 19...................................................................... CRC Health Series
May 20...............................................................Karaoke/Dance Night
May 22..................................... Hunt Country Tavern Happy Hour
May 28............................................................................... HH Concerts&
June 12...................................................................... Free Movie Night#
June 30.................................................. Novant Mobile Mammo Van
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.
Discover
The Crossings At Chantilly
A Harmony Senior Services Community
• Restaurant Style Dining • Spacious Suites
• A Continuum of Care with Independent Living,
Assisted Living & Memory Care
Join us for one of our upcoming events:
Lunch & Learn - Independent Living
April 23rd - 11:30 to 1:30 | RSVP by April 20th
&
Cocktail Hour and Appetizers
June 11th - 4:00 to 6:30 | RSVP by June 8th
at Heritage Hunt Golf & Country Club | Gainesville, VA
RSVP to these events at (703) 879-3880
THE
CROSSINGS
AT CHANTILLY
TheCrossingsAtChantilly.com
13921 Park Center Rd. Suite 355 | Herndon, VA 20171
A Harmony Senior Services Community
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
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Golf Tournament Schedule
Top Gun
Points
available
Open to
(Must have a current
Heritage Hunt Handicap)
Individual play using Stableford format.
Yes
Heritage Hunt Residents,
Hunt Club, Platinum and
Silver Members
June 13
2 Person Scramble. Pick a Partner or Be
Paired by the Pro Shop.
Yes
Silver Members
June 25
4 Person A-B-C-D Scramble. Team Pairings
by the Pro Shop.
No
Hunt Club, Platinum, Green
Tee and Silver Members
9:00AM June 19 & 20
June 22
Individual play with flights from the Blue,
White, Gold and Red Tees
Yes
Platinum and Silver Members
Saturday
9:00AM
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
Rocky Bannon
Saturday
9:00AM
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
Bettie Layman
Saturday
9:00AM
August 15
August 22
2 Person Shamble. Pick a partner or be
paired by the Pro Shop.
Yes
Silver Members
MEMBER-MEMBER
Joe Gorzka
Friday/
Saturday
9:00AM
September
11 & 12
September Member/Member tournament committee to
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determine format of tournament.
Yes
Silver Members
HH PLAYERS
TOURNAMENT
Diane Decker
Saturday
9:00AM
October 3
October 10
Yes
Silver Members
October 22
Players are the Top 15 Men and Top 15
Women Winners for the year. Two
October 29 contestants eliminated on each hole on holes
1 thru 5. One contestant eliminated on each
hole on holes 6 thru 9.
N/A
Top 15 Men and Top 15
Women by total points won
through the year.
Tournament Name
Tournament
lead
Day of
Week
HH MASTERS
Bill Bullock
THREE CLUB
SCRAMBLE
Shotgun
Start
Time
Date
Rain Date
Saturday
9:00AM
May 9
May 16
Joe Gorzka
Saturday
9:00AM
June 6
9-HOLE
TOURNAMENT
Joan Donnelly
Thursday
1:00PM
June 18
HH CLUB
CHAMPIONSHIP
Donna
Sellinger
Friday/
Saturday
RED, WHITE and
BLUE OPEN
Nancy Powell
MEMBER/ GUEST
TOURNAMENT
TOP GUN SHOOTOUT
John Yancy
Thursday
1:00PM
Tournament Format
Individual Net Play. Your last chance to
qualify for the Top Gun Shoot-Out.
Note: For the Three Club Scramble, BJ’s Summer Shamble and the Member/Member tournaments, partners must have
For the Three Club Scramble, BJ’s Summer Shamble and the Member/Member tournaments, partners must have handicaps that are no
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
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
higherhandicap.
than the “A” player’s handicap.
Note:
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May 1-31 Golf Schedule
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
All times are approximate and subject to change.
1
2
10:00 B Team
course open
4
5
8:30 - Men’s Day
available after 1:15
6
8:30 - Ladies Day
7
10
4:30 Couples Golf
Closed 2:45-5:00
11
12
8:30 - Men’s Day
13
8:30 - Ladies Day
14
8:45 NVRMGA
closed 8:30-12:00
15
9:00 - Event
closed 9:00-12:30
16
HH Masters Rain
Date
17
4:30 Couples Golf
Closed 2:45-5:00
18
19
8:30 - Men’s Day
20
8:30 - Ladies Day
21
8:45 NVRMGA
closed 8:30-12:00
22
23
29
30
10:00 B Team
course open
3
11:00 Event
4:30 Couples Golf
Closed 11:0012:15, & 2:45-5:00
24
4:30 Couples Golf
Closed 2:45-5:00
31
10:00 B Team
4:30 Couples Golf
Closed 2:45-5:00
25
1
8:00 - 9 Hole Ladies
(Back 9)
26
8:30 - Men’s Day
2
8:30 - Men’s Day
27
8:30 - Ladies Day
3
9:00- 18 Hole Ladies
Home to Home
28
3:00 Green Tee Club
Fun Event
Course Open
4
8:45 NVRMGA
closed 8:30-12:00
8
3:00 Ladies 18/9
Social
available until 1:00
Saturday
5
9
9:00 HH Masters
available after
2:00
6
9:00 Three Club
Scramble
available after
2:00
Mobile Physician
Services
OLD-FASHIONED PHYSICIAN HOUSE CALLS ARE ALIVE AND WELL.
ITS TRUE!
By adding Mobile Physician Services to his Concierge Medical practice,
Dr. Scott I. Bell, MD, PhD; can provide a majority of your primary medical
needs and follow-up care in the comfort of your own home.
DR. BELL’S MOBILE PHYSICIAN SERVICE/HOUSE CALL PROGRAM INCLUDES:
Blood pressure, cholesterol and
diabetes follow-up care.
Evaluation and treatment of new
complaints and conditions.
Full medication prescribing, medication
refills and blood-work ordering.
Vaccinations and injections.
Scott I. Bell, MD, PhD.
Enrollment in the concierge service
gives members an annual executive
physical exam.
24/7 consultative access to Dr. Bell via
phone and email.
Insurance participation with many
providers and Medicare.
For more information or to subscribe to Dr. Bell's Concierge Program
and Mobile Physician Services call:
703.203.2535 or email: [email protected]
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May 1-31 Fitness Schedule
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Attend your first fitness class free of charge!
Purchase a fitness pass coupon booklet at the main clubhouse front desk
at a cost of $90 to participate in 15 aqua and land classes.
Turn in a coupon each time you attend a class. The coupon booklet does not expire.
* Separate Fee Schedule. Please contact Joey Wagner at 703-743-1043.
Inclement Weather Policy - If PWC Schools are closed then all fitness classes are cancelled.
For school delays classes remain as scheduled.
Classes are subject to change based on instructor and facility availability.
1
2
7
8
9
14
15
16
21
9 AM – Zumba Gold
22
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
8:30 AM – Aqua Fit
9 AM – Cardio Interval
10:10 AM – Flex and
Stretch
3
4
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
10
Happy Mother’s
Day
17
11
Flex
9 AM–Aerobics II
*10 AM - Seated
10:10 AM – Power
Pump
18
Flex
9 AM–Aerobics II
*10 AM - Seated
10:10 AM – Power
Pump
24/31
25 HOA Ofc Closed
Flex
9 AM–Aerobics II
*10 AM - Seated
10:10 AM – Power
Pump
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5
9 AM – Zumba Gold
10:30 AM – Mat Pilates
12
6
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
8:30 AM – Balls, Bands
& Balance,CH Ballroom
9 AM – Yoga
10:10 AM – Tabata
10:15 AM - Gentle
Yoga, CH Ballroom
13
9 AM – Zumba Gold
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
19
9 AM – Zumba Gold
20
26
9 AM – Zumba Gold
27
9 AM – Yoga
10:10 AM – Tabata
10:15 AM - Gentle
Yoga, CH Ballroom
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
9 AM – Yoga
10:10 AM – Tabata
10:15 AM - Gentle
Yoga, CH Ballroom
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
9 AM – Yoga
10:10 AM – Tabata
10:15 AM - Gentle
Yoga, CH Ballroom
9 AM – Zumba Gold
*10 AM - Seated
Aerobics-CH Ballroom
10:10 AM – Circuit
Style Weights
9 AM – Zumba Gold
*10 AM - Seated
Style Weights
*10 AM - Seated
Style Weights
28
9 AM – Zumba Gold
*10 AM - Seated
Style Weights
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
Stretch
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
Stretch
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
Stretch
29
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
23
9 AM – Aerobics I
10:10 AM – Yoga
Outdoor Pool Opens
30
9 AM – Aerobics I
10:10 AM – Yoga
May 1-31 Group Activities Schedule
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
BA - GREAT OAK BALLROOM
BL - BLUE RIDGE BILLARDS ROOM
BO - BOARD ROOM
CA - MT VIEW CARD ROOM
CH - CLUBHOUSE COURT
CR - CRAFT ROOM
DR - VIRGINIAN DINING ROOM
Wednesday
Thursday
ROOM LEGEND
Friday
FC - FITNESS CENTER
MM - MARSH MANSION
MMP - MANSION PARLOR
MMGR - MANSION GARDEN ROOM
MMLR - MANSION LIVING ROOM
MMTR - MANSION TICKET ROOM
MML - MANSION LIBRARY
1
2
8
9
15
16
22
23
9 AM–Tennis (adv) Club,CH
court
10AM Everything Apple,(1)CA
1 PM–Ladies Bridge (1/3), CA
3
4
9 AM–Blanket Stitchers, CR
9 AM–Tennis (adv) Club, CH
10 AM–Ladies Bridge, BL
12 PM–Men’s Poker, MML
12:45 PM–Weekly Bridge, CA
1 PM–Knitting CR
1 PM–Canasta, BL
2 PM–Spanish club, MMTR
3:15 PM–Bible Study, CR
3 PM–Pickleball, MM court
7 PM–Duplicate Bridge, CA
7 PM-Men in Song, BA
7 PM - WON, BL
9 AM–Tennis (begin/inter), CH
10 AM–Writing Group (1/3), CA
10 AM–American Mahjongg,BL
1 PM–Woodcarvers, CR
1 PM - Social Mah Jongg, BO
1 PM - Double Pinochle, MMLR
6 PM–Beginner/Intermediate
Line Dancing, BA
7 PM-Resident Forum, CA
7:15 PM–Intermediate
Advanced Line Dancing &
Instruction, BA
7:15p-CharityClassic Bingo,BA
11
12
6:30 PM–Caregivers Group, BO
10
Happy Mother’s Day
17
24/31
5
1 PM–Knitting, CR
1 PM–Canasta, BL
18
10 AM-Genealogy Club, CA
10 AM-Mon Ladies Bridge, BL
1 PM–Knitting, CR
1 PM–Canasta, BL
7 PM–HH Wine Club, DR
25 HOA Ofc Closed
1 PM–Knitting, CR
1 PM–Canasta, BL
7 PM - WON, BL
10 AM–HHWO Lunch, BA (2)
6 PM–Begin/Inter. Line Dance
and Instruction, BA
7:15 PM–Interm./Adv. Line
Dancing & Instruction, BA
19
10 AM–Writing Group (1/3), CA
and Instruction, BA
26
and Instruction, BA
6
9:30 AM–Wed MenBridge, BO
9:30 AM–Bridge Lunch(1/3), CA
12:45 PM–Wed. (2/4) Bridge,CA
1 PM–Crocheting, CR
6 PM–Chess Club, MMP
7 PM–Ladies’ Poker, BL
7:30 PM–Quilters, CR
7:30 PM-Bible Study, MMGR
13
10 AM-Soul Refreshment, CA
6:30 PM–HH Eve. Bridge, BA
7 PM–Ladies Poker, BL
7 PM–Chess Club, MMGR
7
9 AM–Fine Art Group, CR
9 AM–Tennis (begin/inter),CH
1 PM–Quilt Project Mtg, CR
1 PM–Pinochle, BL
1 PM–Ladies’ Drop-in Bridge
(2/4), CA
3 PM–HH High Steppers, FC
7 PM–Mah-jongg, CA
14
9 AM–Tennis (begin/interm)
Club, CH Crt
(1/3), MMLR
1PM–Quilt Project Meeting,CR
1 PM–Pinochle, BL
27
6:30 PM–HH Eve. Bridge, BA
7 PM–Ladies Poker, BL
9 AM – Blanket Stitchers, CR
9 AM – Tennis (begin /interm)
Club, CH court
7 PM–Men’s Billiards, BL
21 9 AM–Fine Art Group, CR
9 AM–Tennis (begin/interm)
Club, CH Crt
10 AM-Garden Club, MMP
1PM–Quilt Project Meeting,CR
(2/4), CA
1 PM–Pinochle, BL
7 PM–Ladies’ Poker, BL
7 PM–HH SeniorStrategies, BA
7:30 PM - Karaoke/Dance, BA
9 AM–Tennis (adv) Club,
CH court
10 AM-Gourmet Coterie,
CA (3)
20
9:30 AM–Bridge Lunch(1/3), CA
Club, CH court
7 PM-HHLT, CR
court
7:30 PM - Movie Night, BA
Club, CH court
7:45 PM-WON Concert, BA
Saturday
7:45 PM-WON Concert, BA
court
Club, CH court
28
1 PM–Quilt Project Mt, CR
1 PM–Pinochle, BL
29
court
10AM Everything Apple,(1)CA
30
Club, CH court
6:30 PM–Caregivers Group, BO
7:30 PM - HH Concerts, BA
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Heritage Hunt Homeowners’ Association
6901 Arthur Hills Drive
Heritage Hunt Homeowners’ Association
May 1-31 Meeting Schedule
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
All times are approximate and subject to change.
Friday
Saturday
1
2
3
4
Community
Relations, 1 PM, CH
Ballroom
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
20
21
22
23
27
28
29
30
Happy Mother’s Day
Grounds Committee,
2:30 PM, CH Mtn
View Card Room
17
18
19
24/31
25
26
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Board of Directors
9:30 AM, MM Parlor
Room
Memorial Day
HOA Ofcs Closed
Food & Beverage
Committee, 10 AM,
CH Mtn View Card
Room
ARC, 9 AM, CH Mtn
View Card Room
Golf Committee,
3 PM, CH Mtn View
Card Room
Budget & Finance
Committee, 1 PM,
CH Mtn View Card
Room
ARC, 9 AM, CH Mtn
View Card Room
Facilities Committee
1 PM, CH Mtn View
Card Room
Board of Directors
2 PM, CH Mtn. View
Card Room