OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF HERITAGE RIDGE SOUTH PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION MAY 2017 AT HERITAGE RIDGE SOUTH CAMBRIDGE Another successful fashion show was held on Saturday, March 25 at the HRSPOA clubhouse. Approximately 170 women feasted on a delicious lunch and enjoyed the spring fashions from Bealls. The $3,281 raised was shared by Paws of War, an organization that turns rescue dogs into companions for returning veterans, and the local Backpack for Nutrition program, which services children in the Hobe Sound school system. Thanks to all for your support and we'll see you next year! Pictured: Rev. Dr. Marta Burke, Marisol Dominski accepting donation check from Libby Jensen and Lana Harper for the Backpack for Nutrition, one of the organizations sponsored by the An- nual Cambridge Charity Fashion Show.
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C-Breeze May 2017
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF HERITAGE RIDGE SOUTH PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION MAY 2017
AT HERITAGE RIDGE SOUTH CAMBRIDGE
Another successful fashion show was held on Saturday, March 25 at the HRSPOA clubhouse. Approximately 170 women feasted on a delicious lunch and enjoyed the spring fashions from Bealls. The $3,281 raised was shared by Paws of War, an organization that turns rescue dogs into companions for returning veterans, and the local Backpack for Nutrition program, which services children in the Hobe Sound school system. Thanks to all for your support and we'll see you next year!
Pictured: Rev. Dr. Marta Burke, Marisol Dominski accepting donation check from Libby Jensen and Lana Harper for the Backpack for Nutrition, one of the organizations sponsored by the An-nual Cambridge Charity Fashion Show.
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Bob Souza 545-4841 VICE-PRESIDENT : Ron Faucher 207-319-5999 SECRETARY: Leslie Hanlon 675-2187 TREASURER: Melissa Rice 349-1045 DIRECTOR, ENTERTAINMENT: Lyn Chamberlin 817-909-0543 DIRECTOR, GROUNDS: John Blankenship 341-8410 DIRECTOR OF CLUBHOUSE: Bruno Bucco 284-6558 OFFICE CONTACTS: phone 546-9530 email [email protected] Web page: Cambridge-heritageridgesouth.com Office Hours: Monday thru Friday 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
Announcements 3
Directors Corner 2
Health News 4
Lunch Bunch 3
Neighborhood Crime Watch 5
Shuffleboard 5
Sunshine Club 4
Up and Coming Events 3
Welcome Wagon 4
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The combination to the lock on the shuffleboard closet is posted on the bulletin board outside of the office.
NOTARY: Free notarization of documents is available by Jim Ricker. Please call 772-546-4640
BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC Wednesdays, 10-11:30 a.m. in the club-house.
Editor, Judy Ricker
Health News Peggy Caye Sunshine Club Maureen Dalton Lunch Bunch Bea Clock/ Marty Scheuermann Neighborhood Crime Joe Chiparri
WELCOME WAGON The following new owners have recently joined our community. Woolbridge, Lloyd & Connie - 7626 Independ-ence Virjerud, Lars - 7681 Shenandoah Johnson, Mark - 7967 Continental
The last board members meeting on April 19, 2017 had a great turn out. One of the items on the agenda was to not allow outside agencies/organizations the future use of the Association Clubhouse.
The commitment of allowing the club-house to be rented out fell directly on the Clubhouse Director. He would have the responsibility of contacting other volun-teers on setting up the seating arrange-ments and be present when opening and closing the building. The volunteers would have to return sometime after and reset the tables and chairs.
Our organization is non-profit and addi-tional monies would help run our organi-zation, but it will put a dependency on our volunteers who are hard to find and it’s not our position to have the volun-teers go out of their way every time we rent out the clubhouse. In house func-tions are for Cambridge residents.
The Board voted not to allow outside agencies or organizations to rent the clubhouse.
As everyone knows the Board of Direc-tors has attempted to update the Associ-ation By-Laws and individual section
Covenants to comply with the ever changing situations in our community.
The final vote on the April 19, 2017 member meeting showed the majority of voting members did approve the changes to the By-laws.
The most important vote was the change on each Cambridge section Covenants, #1 #2 & #3, to prevent outside LLC/Agencies from purchas-ing property in Cambridge and renting or leasing that property before owning said property for 2 years. That did not pass, due to a lack of votes. This means the present Covenants for each section, #1, #2 & #3, remains the same.
I wish to thank the volunteers who made a great effort to hand deliver the voting package to each of the mem-bers’ homes.
The board has also voted to move the next Board of Directors meeting to May 3, 2017 at 7PM
Although the office will be closed from May thru August, there will be Board members available if a problem does arise.
I wish all of Cambridge members and renters a safe and great summer.
Bea Clock has decided to step down as head of the lunch bunch. As her helper, I too will step down. But, I will be willing to help the new leader so that there is an easy change over.
May will be the last luncheon arranged with Bea. We will be having the May luncheon at the KEY WEST DINER. Just north on US 1 not far from the bottom of the Roosevelt Bridge. the Diner will be on your right. 11:30 our usual time, and separate checks. We will serve the birthday dessert.
Call Bea Clock for your reservations at 772-545-
2729 by Sunday, May 7th. If you need a ride, let ei-ther Bea know, or me, Marty Scheuermann 772-546-9037. We are looking forward to seeing you there.
THE NEXT MONTHLY BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING WILL BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 3RD AT 7:00 P.M. AT THE CLUBHOUSE.
PLEASE NOTE DATE CHANGE
LINE DANCING, THURSDAYS at the Clubhouse. Ultra beginner - 6:00 p.m. Beginner/intermediate - 6:30-8:15 p.m. Couples - 8:15-9:30 p.m. Cost is $5.00 per person. Come on out and have some fun with us. Any questions contact Nancy Bochynski at 978-335-5485.
Cambridge Bridge Club is hoping some of our new residents play and would be interested in joining our Monday game, 1:00-4:00. If so, please contact Bridge, please call Marj Drew 546-6023 or Maureen Dalton 546-5757
POOL/AQUATIC EXERCISE CLASS Now that we are on Daylight Savings Time, the pool exercise class will start at 9 a.m. until 10 a.m.
May 31st will be the last Blood Pressure Clinic until the fall. See you then.
POTLUCK DERBY PARTY SATURDAY, MAY 6TH AT 5:00 P.M. We will be having a potluck Kentucky Derby Party at the Cambridge Clubhouse starting at 5:00 p.m. Please bring a dish to share and your own drinks. Come out and join us and cheer on your favorite horse. Sign up sheets are on the office door.
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HEALTH NEWS By Peggy Caye
By Maureen Dalton
SUNSHINE CLUB
Please call Maureen Dalton (772-546-5757) when you know of a friend or neighbor who is hospitalized or very ill at home so a card can be sent. Our thoughtfulness may help cheer them during their illness.
Walter Benoit - Hospitalized
We are at a critical point with our water sup-ply. If we do not get rain in the near future, there is talk of a mandatory water restriction being implemented. Please abide by the wa-tering days and times listed below. SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT WATERING DAYS AND TIMES MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY - ADDRESS ENDING IN 1, 3, 5, 7, 9; BEFORE 10 A.M. AFTER 4 P.M. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SUNDAY - ADDRESS ENDING IN 0, 2, 4, 6, 8; BEFORE 10 A.M., AFTER 4 P.M NO FRIDAY WATERING
PICK YOUR PROTEIN Protein helps maintain muscle mass, fight off infec-tion and enhance metabolism. For most Ameri-cans, about 45 to 55 grams a day is recommended. Meat and poultry are full of protein, but the nonlean types can also be loaded with saturated fat and cholesterol. Swap in other protein-rich foods in-stead, such as: Seafood - Consider substituting seafood for
meat twice a week. Canned fish and frozen fil-lets are great to have on hand for everyday meals. For special occasions, try salmon or shrimp.
Eggs - Eggs contain all the protein compo-nents you need. Put a poached egg over salad, wild rice or whole-grain toast and you have a meal. Hard-boiled eggs make great snacks. Eggs contain saturated fat, so aim for no more than one a day, on average.
Dairy - Fat-free milk and milk products provide calcium and vitamin D, but also pack a nice pro-tein punch. Try Greek yogurt with honey or fresh fruit. Spread ricotta on toast and top with fruit. If you don’t like cow’s mile, try soy milk.
Beans, peas and tofu - Dried, canned or fro-zen beans are an inexpensive protein option and have the added bonus of fiber and high lev-els of antioxidants. Add to salads, pastas, soups and casseroles. Tofu is a soy-based source of protein you can add to soups, stir-fries and even scrambled eggs.
Nuts and seeds - A handful of unsalted, roast-ed nuts is a healthy serving of protein. Spread nut butters over crackers or toast for a protein-filled snack.
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NEIGHBORHOOD CRIME WATCH By Joe Chippari
If you didn’t attend the last Sheriff’s Department Barbeque in Hobe Sound you missed a very good time. Besides having great hamburgers & hot dogs, we were entertained with a Helicopter, vari-ous other interesting vehicles, and a MC Fire En-gine that the children were allowed to sit inside and be a voluntary Fireman (Firewoman). If you missed it I would strongly suggest you don’t miss the next one. I’ll try to keep you posted. Just last night Sheila received one of those “your computer has a virus and you will lose all your files if you power off………call this toll-free number to fix it now.” You all know the scam I am talking about. Now on my computer (Toshiba) I hit the ‘alt/ctrl/del’ keys together keeping all 3 down at the same time. I then select ‘Task Management’. All the tasks that I have running at the time are reflected on the screen. I select my web provider that is displayed as one of the tasks. I then click on ‘end task’ and
my problem went away. THIS IS NOT A VALID COMPUTER PROBLEM. IT IS A SCAM. It will happen to you multiple times as did my wife’s computer. Last night was about her 3rd or 4th time in just a couple of months. Stay safe
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