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2 • Heritage Hills • June 2019

Clubhouse Office Hours:Monday - Friday 8 AM to 5 PM*

• Deanna Campos – Community Association Manager [email protected]

• Stephen Meyer – Landscape Coordinator and Assistant Community Association Manager [email protected]

• Shay Lincoln – Concierge [email protected]

• Fred Johnson – Maintenance

• April Riccaboni – Activities and Events Coordinator [email protected]

IMPORTANT NUMBERSHeritage Hills Clubhouse .................... 407-656-9600

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Sales Office ........................................ 407-654-8514

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Police Dept ......................................... 352-394-5588

ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL COMMITTEEAnything that alters the exterior appearance of the home or landscape from the day you closed on your home requires an ACC form submitted for approval. Changes that require approval include but are not limited to rain gutters, Direct TV dishes, potted plants, bird baths, statuaries, pathway lighting, rock, new door inserts, pavers, planting bed borders, benches, etc.

TO ALL NEW RESIDENTS Welcome to our Community

Please stop by during clubhouse office hours to receive your “Welcome Information Packet,”

barcode and clubhouse access card.

IN THIS ISSUE:Page 7 ...............................................................Fitness ClassesPage 9 ............................................................................ MoviesPages 18-19 ...............................................Calendar & Events5 .......................................................................SeminarsPages 26-27 ................................................... Clubs & Groups

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The information and contents of this magazine are provided as a service to our homeowners and its use is voluntary. The magazine is intended to educate and provide information to homeowners and enhance involvement in the community.

Heritage Hills of Clermont Homeowners Association, Inc. (the “Association”) makes no representations or warranties as to the accuracy or any other aspect of information contained in advertisements.

Advertising approval, content and placement in the complimentary publication are strictly at the discretion of the Association’s Board of Directors. The acceptance and/or publication of advertisements in the magazine does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by the Association or its management.

Ads are rotated each issue due to the large volume of requests received by the Association. To ensure fairness to all homeowners, identical advertisements may not appear in successive issues of the magazine, except as approved by the Board of Directors. Generally, homeowners can expect to have their approved advertisements run two to three times per year with a maximum of three times annually.

In no event shall the Association or its related agents, including management, be liable for any decision made or action taken in reliance on the information in this magazine. The Board of Directors has the right to refuse to run any advertisement.

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Heritage HillsLandscape Committee

The Landscape Committee continues to work hard monitoring the care and maintenance of our many miles of common area and the general landscape conditions throughout our community. We assemble with our Management Team, D.T.E. representatives and our Board Liaison on the first Thursday of every month at 10 AM. Our discussions include all issues involving common area maintenance and irrigation.

There are some lawn issues on the property. We know that the common areas and some of the residents are having some issues with Zoysia turf. D.T.E. and some of our residents have commissioned in-depth soil studies from the University of Florida. Their results vary slightly, but common threads in both studies show issues with soil/sand composition beneath the turf, large and small patch fungus in some areas, non-treatable nematodes, other pests and irrigation problems. Several of these issues fall outside of D.T.E.’s contract with our H.O.A. and become the responsibility of the home owner. In an effort to improve conditions, some residents have had their lawns aerated and Command Soil applied at their own expense. The jury is still out on the value and long-term benefits of these treatments. It may take some time to see any changes in these lawns. We will keep you posted. Be assured that this problem has the attention of the board, management and residents all looking toward a resolution and positive outcome.

We continue to find more and more dead and dying Queen Palm and fir/pine trees both in established and newly planted stock. D.T.E. has informed us that the Queen Palms are contracting Fusarium Wilt and the fir/pine trees Diplodia. Both diseases, which are new to Central Florida, are not treatable and are very contagious tree to tree. Dead or dying trees should be removed as quickly as possible. In the common areas, the H.O.A. removes trees as they are identified. If you have a tree at issue on your property please contact D.T.E. by submitting a work order. Mike will come out and give you a diagnosis. If you wish you may contact your own arborist to secure a plan of action. These diseases spread quickly and will kill even healthy trees in a short period of time. Newer homes or villas under one year old may have a tree warranty from Lennar. Contact their “customer service” to find out.

The parking lots in front of the clubhouse have been sealed and stripped. D.T.E. crews have completed the removal of dead or dying plants, replanting, mulching and detailing of the beds in front of and around the clubhouse.

There have been several irrigation issues which have come up since our last report. The board is doing its best to bring all well operations up to standard. Well A has had a complete cleaning and relining. B and C wells were also down and under repair. Residents have also noticed additional manual watering is being done along Heritage Hills Blvd. by D.T.E. crews. This action is allowed by the City of Clermont because of our continuing well issues. If you have questions about common area irrigation please contact our office.

Now that the clubhouse project is complete, the Landscape Committee will be looking into areas on the property where landscaping can be improved, map them out, prioritize them, suggest solutions, secure estimates and present them to the board for their consideration. We want to help make Heritage Hills the most beautiful community in the area.

Last month board members suspended the weekly “Gator Ride Alongs”. D.T.E.’s inability to address, execute and rectify deficiencies listed on the weekly “Punch List” provided to them was the catalyst. We hope to be back on the road soon.

If you have landscape questions or concerns please send in a work order to [email protected] or call 352-385-7227 Ext.0. Please do not stop and speak to the D.T.E. Account Manager or crew on site to discuss your issues. This will not solve your problem and leaves no paper trail to track. Steve Meyer and the Landscape Committee are kept up to date with D.T.E.’s receipt and execution of the work orders submitted each week. Thank you for your input, cooperation and understanding.

HOA Board of DirectorsGreetings from your HOA Board of Directors. First, we want to give

hearty congratulations to our three newly elected members. Dave Mandell and Robert Tinari who will each serve a term of 3 years and David Alexander who will serve a term of 1 year. We also appreciate all who participated in the election process and were willing to serve on the board. Our community benefits when good people step up to volunteer their time. In that spirit, we want to thank Eric Sorkin for his dedicated service and support these past years.

Our new board members will join Stu Kinniburgh and Felix J. DeMuro to make the five-person board that serves the community over the next year.

Also, at the organizational meeting of the board following the election, the new board voted to install Felix J. DeMuro as President, Dave Mandell as Vice President, Bob Tinari as Treasurer, and Stu Kinniburgh as Secretary. If residents have concerns or questions, the most efficient way of addressing them is to go directly to the community manager. The board gets regular updates from management on all community issues and schedules appropriate topics for discussion during scheduled public meetings.

Since our last note to you, the board has been working on getting one of the wells located off Heritage Hills Boulevard repaired. Our contractor for wells has been an awesome partner for the community in this regard, doing his best to keep repair prices low and yet make the long-term changes we need to keep the wells from being a constant drain to our resources and effort. As of this writing, all wells are up and operational.

This is also the time of year that accentuates frustration with lawns that look dead or dying. We have had Down To Earth evaluate the turf and the soil, and we have also had the University of Florida come out and do an independent study of selected lawns. In each evaluation, we have learned that there is no consistent problem with the soil, sand or chemicals that can be remedied. Many turf care professionals report that problems with Florida lawns often result from either too much or too little water. The amount of water for lawns in Heritage Hills is managed by the City of Clermont. If you believe that your irrigation system may not be working properly, please notify the community manager.

DTE has recommended that we advise you that adding your own nutrients or chemicals may help in some cases, but it can also harm turf growth, particularly if something is added that conflicts with or compounds what is already on your lawn.

Down to Earth has agreed to work closely with the community to repair turf problems where possible. As frustrating as lawn care may be for some residents, please know that the board, management and our landscapers are working to try and get all turf in our community looking healthy. Be sure to register any concerns or complaints with the Down to Earth help line or notify the community manager.

June first marked the beginning of the 2019 Hurricane Season, which has been predicted to be slightly above average. According to the Hurricane Center, a total of 14 named storms, seven hurricanes and three major hurricanes are expected this season. This is an excellent time to reacquaint yourselves with the steps you should take to protect yourself in the event that a hurricane makes landfall and comes toward Clermont. Last year, the RAC, along with several volunteers, canvassed Heritage Hills and knocked on every door handing out flyers detailing what to do and how to prepare for a hurricane. Along with the flyer the RAC distributed a red sheet of paper to place in your front window, or in the front of your villa, IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE from your neighbors. Please remember, dial 911 for any life-

Resident Advisory Council (RAC)threatening emergencies. If you did not receive the flyer or the red sheet, please check with the concierge to obtain a copy.

Remember to keep non-perishable emergency supplies on hand, a flashlight, including extra batteries, candles (and matches). Check to make sure you have a good supply of any prescription medicines. Keep a three-day supply of drinking water, along with food that does not require refrigeration or cooking.

This would also be an excellent time to review your insurance policies to understand what you are covered for, and more importantly, what you are NOT covered for. We also suggest you take this time to make an inventory of your personal property and use your cell phone to photograph anything of value or importance to you.


Heritage HillsHound Helpers

Thank you to everyone who has donated items. Please continue to drop off your donated items to 3722 Marigot Way and leave items in doorway.

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** Remember new this year you can now select your table at the time you purchase your tickets. No more waiting in long lines to get in. When the door opens, go to your table and meet your friends. Get ready to have a very entertaining evening in your very own ballroom in Heritage Hills. All seating is cabaret style unless otherwise announced, which means you can bring your own snacks and beverages with you to enjoy during the show. All ticket prices include tax. No refunds on ticket sales.

June 15Dogs &Dads

CEC honors the dads that reside here in the hills. Come on up to the pool/gazebo area of the clubhouse and enjoy a grilled hot dog, chips, and a beverage. Leave your tool belts at home dads; you’re not going to be asked to fix anything. This one is for you - complete with a steel drum band performing on the pool deck while you relax and enjoy YOUR day in Heritage Hills fashion. Tickets on sale now and are only $8 for residents and $5 to H.H Dads.

June 30Sunday Brunch

If you missed the brunch in April, this will give you a chance to come and see what everybody was talking about. This is a traditional potluck. Sign up at the desk to bring your favorite dish. Tickets are free and available at the concierge’s desk.

July 13Dancin’ in the Streets

Do you remember back in March when we all got together to dance in the moonlight? Well, get your dancing shoes back out of the closet because this time we are going to be dancing in the streets! The party continues here in the hills from 7 PM - 10 PM. Dance the night away to your favorite music. Tickets are only $10 for a night you don’t want to miss.

August 3Hot August Night

Is one of the many concerts that Neil Diamond has performed. On this hot night in August coming to the stage of Heritage Hills is our own Neil Diamond Tribute show which includes a live band performing the famous Hot August Night concert. Tickets for this show will be available soon. The price for this show will be only $20.

September 6Let’s Go To The Hop

Remember spending Fridays in your high school gym at a Sock Hop? Get ready to relive those nights as the Toscana Ballroom converts into a high school gym, as we take a trip down memory lane. Tickets will be just $10.

September 21The Chairman

& the KingEver wondered what Vegas was like back in the day when the headliners were Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley? The CEC is going to answer that question on this night when the headliners are Sinatra & Presley together on the stage in Heritage Hills. The cost of the show will be under Vegas prices at only $17.


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Tone & Stretch Fitness Class is a full body workout designed for individuals who desire overall health and fitness. The typical 60-minute class includes a cardiovascular warm-up, muscle toning and stretching cool-down. Building a strong CORE is central – PILATES exercises are incorporated throughout the routine.

Water Boot Camp - 60-minute, high intensity class, designed to increase cardio conditioning, muscle strength, balance and flexibility. The class incorporates high energy cardio, including plyometric moves for bursts of intensity, along with intervals of strength training. The class ends with range of motion exercises and stretching. Noodles and water dumbbells are required to successfully partake in all aspects of the class. Because of the pace of the class, come on time and be prepared to work! As with all exercise classes, you should have your doctor’s approval to partake in a vigorous exercise class.

Cardio Jam is a choreographed aerobic class which includes cardio, toning and thorough stretching, so please be sure to bring your yoga mat! Class is held in the Aerobics Room.

Evening Yoga - Need to wind down after a long day? Then THIS is the perfect class for you. Please join Megan in the Aerobics Room for a great workout and cool-down.

Evening Pilates - Megan is sure to give you a great workout on Thursdays at 5:45 PM! Please bring a mat and be prepared to have a great workout!

Chair Yoga - Gentle stretching in and beside your chair. Megan guides you through all movements, providing tips for individualization.

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Movies are shown in the Toscana Ballroom at 7 PM

Stan and Ollie1 hour, 37 minutes

June 6With the glory days as Hollywood’s famous comedy team behind them, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy begin a 1953 farewell tour of England and Ireland, reminding audiences and themselves of the wonders of their partnership.

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The Bigfoot1 hour, 38 minutes

June 13Bigfoot has roamed the wilderness for decades, but when authorities learn he’s carrying a deadly plague, it’s time to take care of him once and for all. To do this, they recruit World War II veteran (and secret Adolf Hitler assassin) Calvin Barr.

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June 27In this lively Transformers prequel, a teenager finds and adopts a beat up yellow Volkswagen bug from a junkyard, not knowing that this car is really a powerful Autobot that’s been laying low in a beach town.


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Hills in the Toscana Ballroom on June 25 at 6 PM. This event is a fundraiser for our Detachment so that we can assist veteran Marines and their families throughout our community. So grab your friends and join us for the fun of playing Bingo! It costs $20 for a package which includes 12 games, plus speed ball jackpot and a chance ticket for $5 off next month’s Bingo. We also sell pizza, hot dogs, soft drinks and snacks reasonably priced. Who knows, you may even win some Bingo bucks!! Look forward to seeing you then! OOH-Rah

Dress a Girl had an outstanding month of May thanks to our Ladies Tea and Fashion Show Helton the afternoon of May 8. Ten tables were set up in the ballroom and 82 ladies enjoyed finger sandwiches, scones, mini desserts, and tea made by our DAG planning committee. Each table’s hostess chose a theme for her table and the ballroom was an amazing display of their talents and creativity. Hostesses were: Carol Krause, Lynda Kimmelton, Judy Ricaud, Martha Levin, Eula Gesiorski, Pat Ketchabaw, Peggy Gosselin, Helen Ebaugh, Rosemarie Wilburn, and Linda Smith. The fashions for the show were provided by Chico’s Winter Garden store. Each model wore one casual outifit and one dress up outfit.

DAG hopes to sponsor another tea next spring. So, if you missed it this year, watch for our announcements next year in the newsletter. On that note, DAG wishes to thank all of our members whose work made this event such a great success. But, most of all, we extend our deepest appreciation to this very generous community for their support of our goal to put a dress and a smile on the face of a little girl in need. Thank you!

On June 5 at 10 AM, we will have our next dress collection in the ballroom. We are always excited at collection time to get that total dress count that we send to Lake Nona. Come and see what we do! Don’t forget to check our display case in the clubhouse.

DAG meetings are taking a summer break, but the sewing will go on. Our next meeting will be September 5 at 10 AM in the ballroom. New members are always welcome and you don’t need to sew to participate.

Have a wonderful summer! DAG

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The SecondAmendment Group

The Second Amendment Group wishes all of our snow birds a safe and healthy trip back to their summer retreats. We will miss all of you and hope for a safe and healthy return back to Heritage Hills. For those who will be traveling over the summer months, enjoy and be safe.

We will be shooting twice a month during the summer months and will continue with our meetings in September along with shooting three times a month.

We always welcome all residents to our events. Come join us on a shooting day and check us out. We always do lunch together on our shooting days.

OUR JUNE SCHEDULE IS AS FOLLOWS: SHOOTING DAYS:JUNE 13 • JUNE 25

On shooting days we meet in the Clubhouse Parking Lot (bocce ball side) and leave promptly at 9:30 AM. Lunch will follow at Millers Ale House. We return back to HH at about 1:30 PM.

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This is a social group that enjoys working on their own projects as well as projects for donations to various charities. The group is self-guided with various skills of crochet, knitting and needlework. If you run into problems on a project, there are women (we welcome men as well) here with years of experience and expertise who can help you out. There is no one in charge, so come, stay awhile and leave when you wish. We keep a roster of the people who are in the group regularly and wish to be included in the list. If you would like to be included, please email me your information.

We anticipate one holiday party a year just to have fun and be social.For those interested in donating their projects, there are some

“members” working on projects for various charitable organizations. In addition, if you have yarn, paraphernalia, books that you would like to donate, we would welcome them for everyone’s enjoyment. If anyone has contact information on local charities who want or need handmade items, please let me know so I can get the information out to our group. If you would like to talk to someone about our group, please contact me. Happy Hooking!!

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We meet in the Heritage Hills Libraryon Tuesday from 1 PM - 4 PM

Want to try something new? Come to our ceramics class on the first and third Thursday afternoons at 1. We have our own kiln for firing your finished pieces. In the next few months, we will be learning two new techniques from our teacher, Wiley.

We have basic paints available ($2 charge per class as HOA does not pay for our supplies). Other more exotic paints can be ordered from Wiley.

If you are interested in trying ceramics, please visit Wiley at his shop to pick out pieces to work on, or visit his website - www.artzyzone.com - to pre-order your pieces. You can order bisque pieces ready to paint, or greenware which you clean, fire, then paint. Greenware is generally half the price of the bisque pieces.

If you have any questions, please contactSherrie Schoening at 614-214-1201.Next classes will be June 6 and 20.

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Heritage Hills is fortunate to have residents that are interested in and support our resident library. The same volunteers have attended to the library for several years. We appreciate your letting us know your opinions on the library when you see us busily working to keep the library in order.

Due to space limitations, we have room for current magazines only and books no older than 2009 whether they are fiction or non fiction and are in good condition.

For donations of items we are unable to take, Cooper Memorial Library would be happy to receive your books. The books are a huge source of fundraising for the library. Their book sale takes place in February. We encourage you to bring older books to Cooper Memorial Library located at 2525 Oakley Seaver Drive, Clermont, Florida 34711, phone 352-536-2275. The library is closed on Sunday. From Monday to Thursday, the library is open from 9 AM to 7 PM. On Friday and Saturday, the library is open from 9 AM to 1 PM and the library is closed on Sunday. The Cooper Memorial Library would appreciate any donations EXCEPT for magazines, videotapes, out of date technical books such as tax books, etc. Other books in good condition are welcomed. All proceeds from their book sale go back to the library community.

Please do not shelf or re-shelf the books. There is an order to the library. As we mainly stock fiction books, they are arranged alphabetically by author and not by subject matter. Biographies and help, craft and other assorted books can be found on the top shelves at this time.

Return your books in the baskets provided. You may also leave your donated books and other materials in the baskets. Anyone with suggestions or comments, feel free to contact me. If you would like to see changes such as the location of the library, a larger library that houses the coffee machines, etc., please email me. Our community is for everyone’s benefit so it is important to let your thoughts and preferences be known.

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Our library volunteers are pictured above:Helen Wunderlich, Debbie Running and Gail Steinberg.

To The Men ofHeritage Hills:

A Christian Men’s Group continues to meet here at Heritage Hills and we invite you to join us. We will meet at 10 AM at the clubhouse in the Venetian Room for fellowship, bible study and prayer on the following Saturdays in June:

June 1 • June 15 • June 29All men of all denominations are invited so if you have a

desire to make new friends or to further or even renew your relationship with God, please consider checking us out.

Our desire is to provide an opportunity to have open discussion in a relaxed atmosphere without putting anybody on the spot.

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HomeopathicStudy Group

How does Homeopathy differ fromconventional medicine?

Very simply, homeopathic medicine stimulates the body to recover itself. Let’s look at an example: the common cough.

First, all symptoms, no matter how uncomfortable, represent the body’s attempt to restore itself to health. Instead of looking at symptoms as something wrong which must be set right, Homeopathy sees symptoms as signs of the way a body attempts to help itself. Therefore, instead of trying to stop the cough with suppressants as conventional medicine does, a homeopathic medicine will stimulate the ailing body to restore itself.

Second, Homeopathy looks at the totality of all symptoms presented. We each experience a cough in our own unique way. Yet conventional medicine acts as if all coughs are alike. It offers a series of suppressive drugs - something to suppress the cough, something to dry the mucus, something to lower the histamine level, something to ease falling asleep.

Homeopathy, on the other hand, looks for the one substance that will cause similar symptoms in a healthy person. The person with a cough characterized by being worse when breathing cold air and sounding like a deep bark will need a quite different medicine than the person whose cough is loose in the morning, dry in the evening and better when sitting up in bed. Homeopathy characterizes both as coughs, but they are different illnesses in the individuals, and therefore require different treatment matched to each person.

Wouldn’t you prefer a system of medicine that treats you as an individual? Medicine that is gentle, safe and effective? Come learn with us and feel better. We meet first and third Tuesdays. We welcome you to come and jump right into our study at any time!

Our main text, Homeopathic Remedies by Asa Hershoff, is available from Amazon.com for $12.77. It is helpful to have your own copy so you can read in preparation for our monthly study group meetings, as well as allow you take notes and/or highlight as you wish. The book is a well-organized introduction to Homeopathy AND it is a helpful reference for good health and self-care at home. The Healing Echo is available from Amazon.com for $17.71.

For more information contactDor Remsen at [email protected].

Be sure that Dor has your email address, so that you can receive reminders, as well as the pages and topics that will be covered at each meeting.

JUNE MEETINGSJune 4 and 18 • 11 AM to 12:15 PM

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HHills Homeopathic Study Group DECEMBER meetings

December 4 and 18 11 AM to 12:15

Venetian Room, Clubhouse We meet first and third Tuesdays and new members are always welcome.

Law of Similars

Homeopathy is a system of medicine developed by a German physician, Samuel Hahnemann, over 200 years ago. Since that time, it has spread to every country of the world. It is based on the Law of Similars, that is, like cures like. This means that a substance given in a large crude dosage will produce specific symptoms, but when administered in an extremely minute dose will stimulate the body’s reactive processes to remove these same symptoms. For example, Ipecacuanha (Ipecac), if taken in a large dose will produce vomiting. When taken in an extremely small homeopathic dose (prepared by a series of dilutions and successions), it will aid the body in eliminating the vomiting. It will even stop the gagging which frequently follows a coughing spell. There are more that 2000 homeopathic medicines, most available over-the-counter. Many acute ailments can be treated at home, while chronic illness may require the help of a homeopathic practitioner. Come learn with us about safe, gentle and effective Homeopathy. We welcome you to join us, jumping right into study with us at any time. Our main text, Homeopathic Remedies by Asa Hershoff, is available from Amazon.com for $12.77. It is helpful to have your own copy so you can read in preparation for our monthly study group meetings, as well as allow you take notes and/or highlight as you wish. The book is a well-organized introduction to Homeopathy AND it is a helpful reference for good health and self-care at home. The Healing Echo is available from Amazon.com for $17.71. For more information contact Dor Remsen at [email protected]. Be sure that Dor has your email address, so that you can receive reminders, as well as the pages and topics that will be covered at each meeting.

He a lt H y Hi n t s

The news media teases health-related stories every day which are based on the “latest” research about foods that are healthy and not healthy. In the same week you can hear conflicting reports about the benefits and risks of drinking coffee.

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Choosing Healthy Foods


The news media teases health-related stories every day which are based on the “latest” research about foods that are healthy and not healthy. In the same week you can hear conflicting reports about the benefits and risks of drinking coffee. “Clean eating” or “detoxifying” are buzz words you may be hearing. You will see many ads as part of any computer search. In many cases the ads are listed first. Often the websites you open are selling a product. To make matters worse, foods manufacturers spend millions to target ads and product packaging to take advantage of the latest food craze. The federal government has developed standards for what must and may be included on a food label. How can you weed through all this information to make healthy food choices? • Identify some of the current nutrition buzz words such as GMO/non-GMO • Know what to look for on food labels • See the differences between common sweeteners • Identify risks/benefits of food additives Learn to choose foods to help you meet your health goals at Healthy Hints on June 11, 2019 at 3 PM in the Toscana Ballroom. Contact Talar Glover, MS, RN, CDE – email: [email protected]

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Book ClubThe book club meets first Thursdays in the Venetian Room. New

members are always welcome. Contact Pat Curren 352-404-8437 or Dor Remsen [email protected].•• 2019 Booklist - HHills Book Club ••June - The Orphan’s Tale by Pam Jenoff July - The Paris Architect by Charles Belfoure August - Beneath the Ruthless Sun by Gilbert King September - The Swans of Fifth Avenue by Melanie Benjamin October - White Houses by Amy Bloom November - Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng December - Members’ Choice - A Family Favorite BookBridge ATTENTION: Anyone that has ever played bridge but just hasn’t played

for a while, feel to join us! We meet every Tuesday and Thursday at 12:30 PM in the card room. This is a very relaxed and fun bridge group. If you have questions, contact Helen at 407-877-2962 for more information.BuncoBunco is a fun and easy to learn dice game. We meet 3rd Tuesdays

at 7 PM in the ballroom. Please use the sign-up sheet located in the clubhouse. Contact Annette Wilson, 407-654-9500, [email protected] and Friends ClubThe Caribbean and Friends Club was formed in 2015 and membership

is open to all residents of Heritage Hills. Meetings are held on the third Wednesday of every month at 3 PM in the Toscana Ballroom. We have games on Tuesdays from 6 PM to 9 PM and Saturdays from 3 PM to 6 PM. We have a number of activities throughout the year including luncheons, parties in the Spring and at Christmas and visits to local attractions. We would love to have you join us. Please contact Paul at [email protected] for further information.ChessWe play every Friday from 10 AM to 12 PM in the Venetian Room. All

chess enthusiasts are welcome to join. Contact John Perry 908-230-6247.ChimesIf you read music and would like to play in a fun, social, musical ensemble, please join us on the stage in the Toscana Ballroom on Wednesday evenings from 6 to 7:30. We will teach you what you need to know. Contact: Jeff Bernard at [email protected] Studies GroupThis group meets each Monday from 6 PM to 7 PM in the ballroom to

study God’s Word, the Bible. The group decides which book they will study. If you have any questions, contact Carol Krause at 352-243-9753 or at [email protected]. We would love to have you join us.Crafty Ladies

Welcome one and all to the Crafty Ladies group that meets weekly on Tuesdays in the wine room at 3 PM. This is a chance to meet your neighbors, chat, have a cup of coffee and do any type of coloring and/or needlework you may want to work on. We are an informal group that would love to meet you. If you do not do coloring or needlework and just want to chat, please stop by. Contact Gina Meehan 352-404-8315 or Fran Kaplan 561-289-2648.Dance to the BeatIf you enjoy dancing come join us every Monday at 2 PM in the Aerobics

Room for our move to the beat dance sessions. Contact Rita Lewis 407-347-5211 or Sam Tortorice 407-970-0038.DIS FRIENDS at Heritage HillsInterested in being part of a group of friends who LOVE DISNEY? Dis

Friends at Heritage Hills hopes to be focused on networking, sharing Disney info, meet ‘n greets, and activities. Contact Kenya Swiss 231-838-3398 or email [email protected].

EUCHRE is HERE!Please join your fellow residents in playing this fun game every Tuesday

and Thursday at 3 PM in the Venetian Room. If you have any questions, please contact Pete Thorne at 407-395-9506.First United Methodist Church (FUMC) Connect GroupJoin your fellow FUMC attendees at our monthly connect group meeting,

11:30 AM on the 2nd Thursday of each month at Ruby Tuesday’s on SR50 and Hancock for lunch and conversation. Come join us for FFF@HH (First United Methodist Church Friends and Fun at Heritage Hills)! Contact Doris Lesinski 810-305-5800 or [email protected] & Groves Group (GGG)Volunteers help reduce HOA costs associated with productive landscape

features. Anyone interested in our Heritage Hills vineyard, cost cutting, common area grounds, or gardening is welcome. Meetings are held in the Monte Carlo Room the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 7 PM. Come enjoy learning, planning, pruning, harvesting, processing and products.Happy Hookers Crochet, knitting & needlework have come to Heritage Hills. The group is

an extension of our Friday afternoon group. We meet in the library from 1 to 4 PM on Tuesdays for needlework and chatting. It’s a chance to meet and greet your neighbors and brush up on your skills. Won’t you join us & meet new friends? Contact Gail Steinberg 352-708-4747, [email protected].“Harmony in the Hills” Singers

Swing, Rock n’ Roll, Patriotic, Sing-a-Longs, Broadway, Disney, Hymns.Past performances: HH Veteran’s Day event, the Attic Door, Winter Garden American Legion Ruck Walk. Future opportunities: Nursing Homes, Alzheimers/Dementia Facilities, and Vets’ Facilities. Here’s a chance to make a difference in the lives of others while enjoying the fellowship of the group. Interested? Contact Vicki Peterson, Director 815-985-3766, [email protected]. Healthy HintsLearn how to stay healthy and care for diabetes and other chronic health

problems. Share support with others. Everyone’s welcome to attend. Meets monthly on the 2nd Tuesday at 3 PM. Led by a Registered Nurse, Certified Diabetes Educator. Contact Talar Glover at [email protected] Hills Dress A GirlWe are a group of people who love making things that make other people

happy. Our core project is sewing dresses for Dress A Girl International and hand-made dolls to go with the dresses. No sewing expertise needed - there are projects for every skill-set. Come to our meeting the 1st Wednesday of each month in the Toscana Ballroom to learn more about us. For more information contact Deanna Kafka 319-671-2214.Heritage Hills Golf GroupWhat better way to meet new friends and neighbors than out in the

wonderful Florida weather playing a round of golf! We currently play on Mondays at courses in the area. Signup sheets are in the clubhouse. Open to men and women! For more information, please call Barry Morlachetta 304-654-8485, Tom Krinock 610-529-0595, or Eula Gesiorski 281-705-9013. See you on the course!!Heritage Hills Hound Helpers

Please continue to bring dog items for RTR to Cathy Smith, 3722 Marigot Way. They especially need grain-free dog food. Everything is appreciated- towels, toys, beds, anything. Thank you, Cathy Smith 352-404-8028.Heritage Hills PlayersThe purpose of this organization is to foster, aid, and promote drama

and performing arts. We have had several successful past productions at Heritage Hills: The Cemetery Club, Steel Magnolias, Vintage Murder, and The Dixie Swim Club. Plans are underway for their next productions. Anyone interested in acting, directing, stage construction, props, publicity, ticket sales, or any aspect of stage production is encouraged to join. If you are interested in joining this group, contact the organization at [email protected] for more information.

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GROUP CONTACTS..................................• Bocce Club: Eric Sorkin 352-404-0073, Cell 352-552-8636, [email protected]• Book Club: Pat Curren 352-404-8437 or Dor Remsen [email protected]• Bridge: Helen Ebaugh 407-877-2962• Bunco: Annette Wilson 407-654-9500, [email protected] • Caribbean & Friends Group: Paul Pritipal 407-257-7489; [email protected]• Catholic Neigh. Association: Gina Meehan 352-404-8315• Chess: John Perry 908-230-6247• Chimes: Jeff Bernard at [email protected]• Christian Men’s Group: George Davis 407 614 4695, [email protected]• Christian Studies: Carol Krause 352-243-9753• Crafty Ladies: Fran Kaplan 561-289-2648 or Gina Meehan 352-404-8315• Dis Friends: Kenya Swiss 231-838-3398, [email protected]• Dress A Girl: Linda Smith 407-656-0266 or Deanna Kafka 319-671-2214• Euchre Club: Pete Thorne 407-395-9506, [email protected]• FUMC Connect Group: Contact Doris Lesinski 810-305-5800 or [email protected]• Garden & Grove: [email protected]• Hand & Foot: Charlie Seis 352-989-4979• Happy Hookers: Gail Steinberg 352-708-4747, [email protected]• Harmony in the Hills: Vicki Peterson, Director, 815-985-3766 or [email protected].• Healthy Hints: Talar Glover, [email protected]• Heritage Hills Golf Group: Barry Morlachetta 304-654-8485, Tom Krinock 610-529-0595, or Eula Gesiorski 281-705-9013• Heritage Hills Recipe Club: Kenya Swiss 231-838-3398, [email protected]• Italian-American Club: Rosemarie Wilburn 407-346-2425• Latin-American Group: Miriam Aguirre 914-263-2903• Mahjong: Donna Cluney, [email protected] or 352-404-0050• Meditation Group: Rick Vargas, [email protected]• Movie Group: Jeff Bernard 352-432-3717 or Robin Levin 847-254-4875• Pickleball: David Norman, [email protected]• Picture Perfect Fine Art Photo Club: Cyril Matthews, [email protected] or Larry Oskin 407-395-9008, [email protected]• Pinochle: Cathy Smith 352-404-8028• Scrabble: Estella Shim 352-988-5447• Second Amendment Group: David Mandell 917-545-5059• Singles Social Group: Dorothy Durkee 440-242-1332 or Margaret Serafin 407-395-9194• Travel Friends: Bev Chern 215-219-5400, [email protected]• Triple Canasta: Bunnie Friedman 407-614-3122• Veterans Group: Ken Bie, 407-614-4575• Wii Bowling: Frank Nardollilo, [email protected], 407-404-2793

Heritage Hills Recipe ClubIf you like to cook, share, and exchange recipes, join us! Kenya Swiss

231-838-3398 [email protected] or Judi Carlson 352-242-8106.Heritage Hills Shuffleboard GroupCome join us! Singles, couples, doubles & friends are invited every

Tuesday at 6:30 PM. Come play shuffleboard every week or as often as you like on Tuesday evenings. No fees. No extra equipment needed. No organized league. Just show up & have fun!I Love New York GroupThis social club will focus on attending shows and entertainment trips

several times a year. There is so much available in our area and with enough participation, we should be able to get some nice deals as well as meet new friends and neighbors. Contact Gail Steinberg at 352-708-4747, [email protected] ClubMeets last Sunday of each month at 6 PM.

Latin-American GroupAll are welcome to join us at our meeting the first Thursday of each month

at 3 PM at the clubhouse. Contact Miriam 914-263-2903 for more info.MahjongPlease join us on Mondays at 12 PM. For information, or if anyone

is interested in learning the challenging and fun game, contact Donna Cluney at [email protected] or call 352-404-0050.Movie Group The purpose of this club is to watch and discuss non-recent movies that

we choose ourselves. We meet on alternate Sundays at Jeff Bernard’s home. We always welcome new members! Contact Jeff Bernard 352-432-3717 or Robin Levin 847-254-4875. If anybody wants to be included in the Movie Group e-mails they should e-mail [email protected] Beginner PickleballAll invited. All play. Contact Linda Smith 407-656-0266.

Pickleball GroupOpen play Monday through Saturday at 8:30 AM. All levels invited.

Everyone plays. Round Robin format. Contact David Norman at [email protected] Perfect Fine Art Photo ClubThis Heritage Hills Club is for everyone who wants to learn about fine art

photography. Beginners are always welcome! You must merely have a 35 mm digital camera. We share tutorials, monthly photo critique sessions and hold occasional studio photo session opportunities. We may soon start photo excursion trips. We currently meet the first Wednesday of each month at 6:30 PM in the library. For more information, contact Larry Oskin at 703-508-6800 or Cyril Matthews at 707-477-2256; 707-477-1488.Pinochle GroupPinochle card games are every Friday night starting at 6 PM, every

Sunday night starting at 6 PM and every Wednesday at 12 PM. Cathy Smith 352-404-8028. We would love to have you join us.Second Amendment GroupMonthly meetings are held at the HH Clubhouse. Shooting dates twice

a month. For information contact Dave Mandell 917-545-5059.Shalom GroupSHALOM (peace), hello, goodbye, and so much more! This is what we are

hoping for in our new Shalom Group in Heritage Hills. If you are interested, please contact Gail Steinberg at 352-708-4747, [email protected] Social Group “Singles Welcome All”Please join us at our singles social group meeting the first Monday of

every month at 7 PM. We share companionship, laughter, and friendship. We enjoy going to shows, dinners, and trips. Come & meet new friends. Contact Dorothy Durkee 440-242-1332 or Margaret Serafin 407-395-9194.Tennis GroupOpen play Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8:30 AM. All levels

invited. Everyone plays. Round Robin format.

Travel FriendsCome join us if you like to travel, far and wide or right here in Central

Florida. Share your knowledge of a special place, take advantage of group rates or meet new like-minded trekkers. Meets 4th Thursdays at 6:30 PM in Toscana Ballroom.Veterans GroupMeetings held once a month at the clubhouse at 6:30 PM. Contact Ken

Bie 407-614-4575.

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Has the stage been calling you? When you see one of the Heritage Hills Players productions, have you heard that little whisper, “you could do this too?” My friends, it is time to step up on the stage and let your inner actor shine!

The Heritage Hills Players are proud and excited to present a new round of acting classes in June and July. These four classes, taught by theater experts, will help you build the skill and confidence you’ve been seeking to step out on that stage and show your “chops!” This suite of four, two-hour classes will give you all the essentials from Stage Basics 101 to Working Scenes and Monologues. Afraid you can’t memorize a scene? You will learn easy to apply tricks and tips! Surprise yourself with what you can accomplish!

Each class is designed to build on the previous class so that you learn and master a little at the time. Classes are fun, and we are keeping them small (no more than 20 participants max) so that you get maximum opportunity for practice and feedback in a safe and supportive learning environment.

The cost for the full, 4 lesson suite program is only $50 per person (includes tax); class size is limited so register as soon as you can at the concierge desk, this program will max out quickly. Below are the dates and agenda. All classes are held in the ballroom from 7- 9 PM. Please contact [email protected] if you have any questions.

Schedule and Content:June 19: Stage Basics - learn the essentials and get

comfortable with being on the stage, memorizing lines.

June 26: Understanding Scene Development - working with and developing characters, developing your style.

July 10: Playing Scenes - different methods to interpret scenes and monologues, how to rehearse and play out a scene.

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Wii BowlingThe spring Wii Bowl Tournament is now official. Bob and Tina McAreavey

have defended their title by winning back to back HH club championships! It was an exciting end to the spring season as the Hartzells’ needed three wins from the McAreaveys’ in the second last week of the season, to force a playoff with the defending champs. And the Hartzells’ did not disappoint. But in the last week playoff it was the McAreaveys’ who repaid the favor, taking the Hartzells’ out and claiming their second club championship. The team of Sasha Griffin and Taylor Nardolillo had a hard charge in the end but could not overcome their slow start to the season. Congratulations to all bowlers! We will keep you posted on the timing of the next tournament. Thanks to all who participated.

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I LoveNew York

Do you enjoy meeting new friends? Do you enjoy social evenings with friends? Do you just want to sit back and enjoy an evening of fun? Would you like to go to dinner? Better still, how about dinner and a show?

THAT’S THE I LOVE NEW YORK GROUP and everyone is invited to join. You do not have to be from New York. All that’s necessary is the desire to join in an activity that you want to participate in. As long as it’s something not restricted in size, you’re free to invite friends and relatives that do not reside in Heritage Hills.

To join, I need your name, address, phone number and email to add you to my list. It’s as simple as that and we’d be delighted to include you. April was a busy month where there were two shows and planned dinner locations. May we had a breather but check here for future activities.

We continue to enjoy the productions at the Garden Theater in Winter Garden, due to the excellent shows and the proximity to Heritage Hills as well as the variety of local restaurants we are able to enjoy nearby. Look for future announcements that may come by email first.

PLEASE MARK YOUR CALENDARSFOR THE NEXT MEETING: JUNE 17

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Events are open to residents and non-residents, however, only residents are on my mailing list and receive first notification.

Recommendations/suggestions for events are always appreciated. Thank you.

Gail [email protected] 352-708-4747

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We will meet in the Clubhouse on June 17 along with the I Love New York Group for a presentation by Kristina Grasso.

PLEASE MARK YOUR CALENDARS: JUNE 17GUEST SPEAKER: KRISTINA GRASSO

from Cornerstone HospiceTOPIC: LAUGHTER IS THE BEST MEDICINE

5 PM IN THE BALLROOMI enlisted Kristina to run the last Health Fair we had in Heritage

Hills and we are planning for another one the beginning of November. This might also be a good time for making suggestions for the Health Fair.

If you are interested in our group or in helping plan, run or assist in events for the group, please contact me. Thank you.

Gail Steinberg352-708-4747 [email protected]

Starting at 6:30 PM every First Wednesday Night each month, you are invited to join the Heritage Hills Picture Perfect Fine Art Photography Club. We will meet at the Heritage Hills Clubhouse Library. We will use the TV screen for our presentations.

All members will receive email blasts with information for club updates, shared ideas, meeting dates and times. HH Photo Club members are encouraged to have a SLR Digital camera for participation.

Picture Perfect Fine Art Photography Club

Starting at 6:30 PM every First Wednesday Night each month, you and all Heritage Hills residents are invited to join the Heritage Hills Picture Perfect Fine Art Photography Club. We will meet at the Heritage Hills Club House Library. We will use the TV screen for our tutorial presentations and to share our best photos with each other.

All members will receive email blasts with information for club updates, shared ideas, meeting dates and times. HH Photo Club members are encouraged to have a SLR Digital camera for participation.

To The Men of Heritage Hills:

A Christian Men's Group continues to meet here at Heritage Hills and we invite you to join us.

We will meet at 10:00am at the clubhouse in the Venetian room

for fellowship, bible study and prayer on the following Saturdays in February, 2019:

-February 9 -February 23

All men of all denominations are invited so if you have a desire to make new friends or to further or

even renew your relationship with God, please consider checking us out.

Meditation GroupJoin us every Wednesday at 6 PM in the Library for a group meditation. Enjoy the many benefits of meditation!

Rick VargasEmail: [email protected]


ChessLooking for Players

Play every FRIDAY in the Venetian Room. Please check calendar for schedule. Please contact John at 908-230-624 for more information.____________________________________________

Dance to the Beat If you haven’t already heard, Dance to the Beat is in

full swing for 2019! Come join us on Mondays at 2 PM in the Aerobics Room for a casual, fun hour of dancing to a mix of tunes through the decades…a little bit of rock ‘n roll, country, disco, cha-chas, line dancing...move to the beat, get some exercise and just have fun! If you’re not sure of a step or two, we’ll teach you how. Contacts: Sam Tortorice 407-970-0038 and Rita Lewis 407-347-5211.____________________________________________

Heritage Hills Golf GroupOur HH golfers are still swinging! Some of the snowbirds have

gone back up north and the HOT Florida weather is slipping in on us, but that doesn’t stop diehard golfers!

Sign-up sheets are in the Heritage Hills Clubhouse by the clip-boards. Deadline to signup has been changed to WEDNESDAYS, so please make a note and signup early. Information for play on the following Monday will be emailed on Fridays.

Congrats to the recent winners of the “closest to the pin” contests: Dennis Hartzell won at Forest Lake – no winner on the back nine (4/15), Jimmy Blau and Larry Gross won at West Orange CC (4/22) and Dennis Hartzell (is this guy for real?? ?) won on the front nine at Swiss Fairways – no winner on the back nine (4/6).

Did you notice that the winner for closest to the pin was not mentioned above for Green Valley on April 29? That’s because it deserves a special place in history (and in this article) because PAT MARITATO GOT A HOLE IN ONE (!!!) on the front nine and, wait for it…he also got CTTP on the back nine! If you see Pat you might want to congratulate him and ask him why he didn’t treat us all to a drink in the clubhouse afterwards. This writer was ready for a free drink! We are all very happy for Pat and maybe a little jealous.

Come out and join us! For more information, please call Barry Morlachetta (304-654-8485), Tom Krinock (610-529-0595) or Eula Gesiorski (281-705-9013). See you on the course!!____________________________________________

Ping PongPlays every Monday & Friday

6:30 PM - 8:30 PM • AEROBICS ROOMCome join us for good exercise and a fun time.____________________________________________

PinochleWe are looking for new players to join us. All are

welcome. If you are new to the game, we will teach you. For those who have played before but have not done so for some time, we will give you a refresher course.

Come play with us every Sunday at 6 PM, Wednesday at 12 PM and Friday at 6 PM

in the Venetian Room.____________________________________________

Singles Social GroupLooking for new friends, excitement, people to do

things with, places to go, etc? You are welcome to join us on the first Monday of every month at 7 PM in the Toscana Ballroom at the HH Clubhouse. We would love to have you come and help us plan our events for the fall and winter months.

We are a fun loving group and we also try and help each other and the people in our community as well, especially the school children who are homeless or those who cannot afford the school supplies they need.

We have taken many day trips and we are always open to suggestions, so please come and join us and give us your input as well. Hope to see you there!____________________________________________

Tuesday Night Shuffleboard

Starts at 6:30 PMNo league, just come & have fun!____________________________________________

ChimesHeritage Hills Chimes group meets in the Toscana

Ballroom every Wednesday at 6 PM. We play until 7:30 PM.

If you read music, we can teach you to play chimes! We welcome new faces and look forward to adding to our ensemble. Please join us!

For information contact: Jeff Bernard [email protected]

Heritage Hills Veterans Group

Our next meeting will be on June 12in the Montecarlo Card Room at 6:30 PMOur GOAL is to assist veterans and families in our Heritage Hills community when needed. Guest speakers and informative topics will be scheduled and announced in advance. All veterans honorably discharged or a resident who is related to a veteran are welcome.

Ken Bie407-614-4575____________________________________________


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Current repertoire: Blue Suede Shoes, Route 66, sing-a-longs, Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree, Salute to the Armed Forces, Americana Medley, God Bless America, a couple of hymns & Jesus, Oh What a Wonderful Child.

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Travel Friends Groupof Heritage Hills

The meeting date has been changed to the first Thursday of each month at 6:30 PM in the Monte Carlo Room. The meeting for June will be on:

June 6 @ 6:30 PM in theMonte Carlo Room

On May 30 we travelled to Mt. Dora and enjoyed

ourselves at the beautiful Lakeside Inn for lunch and then cruised on the majestic Lake Dora Canal. A good time was had by all!

Bunnie Friedman has graciously planned the following shows for our enjoyment. If you are interested, please give her a call at 407-614-4122.

RAGTIMESeptember 7 @ 2 PM

Winter Garden Theatre$28 p/p

EVITAOctober 2 @ 2 PM

Shakespeare Theatre$37 p/p

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Winter Garden Theatre$29 p/p

On the calendar for June eventswe are going to some of the

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We have some exciting things planned and hope you will please join us for our meeting of fun and information on:

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@ 6:30 PM Amalfi Room

Remember, this is our Travel Friends Group and we need your input & ideas! ! Please bring with you, one idea of a place you would like to go to or an upcoming event you would be interested in. Let’s share ideas!

Come and join us to travel, far and wide or right here in Central Florida. Share your knowledge of

special places ~ take advantage of group rates or meet new like-minded trekkers.


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June 6 • 1 PM • Library, ClubhouseThe Orphan’s Tale by Pam Jenoff

Reviewers found The Orphan’s Tale a powerful novel of two women’s friendship set in a traveling circus during World War II.

Teenager Noa has been cast out in disgrace after becoming pregnant by a Nazi soldier and forced to give up her baby. Living above a small rail station which she cleans to earn her keep, Noa discovers a boxcar containing dozens of Jewish infants bound for a concentration camp. Reminded of the child that was taken from her, she snatches one of the babies and flees into the snowy night.

Noa finds refuge with a German circus, but she must learn the flying trapeze act so she can blend in undetected. At first, she is spurned by the resentment of the lead aerialist, Astrid. Eventually, the women forge a powerful bond. But as the facade that protects them proves increasingly tenuous, Noa and Astrid must decide whether their friendship is enough to save one another - or if the secrets that burn between them will destroy everything.

Pam Jenoff is the author of several novels, including the international bestseller The Kommandant’s Girl and, just out, The Lost Girls of Paris.

We invite you to join us each first Thursday for a fun and lively discussion - no matter what the book or genre!

The Book Club list for 2019 appears in each issue of the Olive & Grape in the Clubs and Groups pages. Check it out!

For more info on theHeritage Hills Book Club

contact Pat Curren 352-404-8437 orDor Remsen [email protected]

New members are always welcome!

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