DON’T MISS THE 2018 HARBOR HILLS RESIDENT ART SHOW Enjoy a unique and interesng arts and craſts event without leav- ing the neighborhood. The Property Owners of Harbor Hills have once again partnered with the Harbor Hills Country Club to pre- sent the 2018 Harbor Hills Holiday Resident Art Show. Come en- joy a delicious brunch (oponal) and then visit the show to do some Holiday shopping. You’ll be amazed at the talent of the fourteen arsts that we have here in Harbor Hills. We are featuring diverse exhibits with many unique techniques such as fabric arstry of handmade shawls and soda tab purses to gyotaku (the tradional Japanese method of fish rubbing). We have Frank Rake who will be displaying his Gypsy Caravan models, Smyrna Sutherland who makes the nicest smelling Aro- matherapy skincare products, Yve Mumley’s watercolors are so true you can almost pick up the cupcake or smell the flowers, Kathy Titra writes charming Children’s books, Dave Elle is a skilled photographer, Suzanne Svejcar’s watercolors are dreamy florals, Antony Titra paints Florida landscapes in oil on canvas, Gina Skil- lings’ clayware is unique and beauful, Tom Ingram uses the Gyotaku Japanese method of fish rubbing for his life like watercolor painngs, Mo Seeman is a quilng expert , Ray Johnson has the most unique woodworking craſts turning golf clubs and accessories into fabulous lamps and desk objects, Rita Cohen is a fabric arst, taking yarn and turning it into the most beauful shawls and soda tab purses, and finally Marji Baum-Buyea who creates fine gold and silver jewelry that pleases the eye. Join us at the Harbor Hills Club House on Sunday, November 11 from 10am to 2pm. This event is open to the public and is the perfect opportunity to visit the Country Club. FALL 2018 FALL 2018
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DON’T MISS THE 2018 HARBOR HILLS RESIDENT ART SHOW
Enjoy a unique and interesting arts and crafts event without leav-
ing the neighborhood. The Property Owners of Harbor Hills have
once again partnered with the Harbor Hills Country Club to pre-
sent the 2018 Harbor Hills Holiday Resident Art Show. Come en-
joy a delicious brunch (optional) and then visit the show to do
some Holiday shopping.
You’ll be amazed at the talent of the fourteen artists that we have
here in Harbor Hills. We are featuring diverse exhibits with many
unique techniques such as fabric artistry of handmade shawls and
soda tab purses to gyotaku (the traditional Japanese method of
fish rubbing).
We have Frank Rake who will be displaying his Gypsy Caravan
models, Smyrna Sutherland who makes the nicest smelling Aro-
matherapy skincare products, Yve Mumley’s watercolors are so
true you can almost pick up the cupcake or smell the flowers,
Kathy Titra writes charming Children’s books, Dave Elle is a skilled
photographer, Suzanne Svejcar’s watercolors are dreamy florals,
Antony Titra paints Florida landscapes in oil on canvas, Gina Skil-
lings’ clayware is unique and beautiful, Tom Ingram uses the Gyotaku Japanese method of fish
rubbing for his life like watercolor paintings, Mo Seeman is a quilting expert , Ray Johnson has the most
unique woodworking crafts turning golf clubs and accessories into fabulous lamps and desk objects, Rita
Cohen is a fabric artist, taking yarn and turning it into the most beautiful shawls and soda tab purses, and
finally Marji Baum-Buyea who creates fine gold and silver jewelry that pleases the eye.
Join us at the Harbor Hills Club House on Sunday, November 11 from 10am to 2pm. This event is open to
the public and is the perfect opportunity to visit the Country Club.
FALL 2018
FALL 2018
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It’s been another long, hot summer. As our seasonal residents return and bring the
cooler weather back with them, our POHH activities will again kick into high gear. You
can read all about the events that our Social Committee has planned later in this
newsletter. I look forward to seeing the “usual suspects” at these events, and hopeful-
ly some new faces as well.
We continue to see improvements in our beautiful community. The golf course is in
great shape, thanks to the efforts of Hampton Golf. The parking lot at the Clubhouse
has been repaved, and work continues on the Ladies locker room; all this in spite of
the fact that the membership drive earlier this year fell short of its goal. On Septem-
ber 13 th, Hampton Golf announced a new initiative to bring in more golf members,
one that has worked well at other properties they manage. As we go to press, details
were still being finalized. I believe that we should all get behind this effort. As you
know, whether you are a member or not, a thriving country club is good for all of us,
in that it makes for a more vibrant community and positively impacts our home val-
ues.
Your POHH volunteers are preparing to update the Community Directory for 2019, so
look for details on that. If you have neighbors who are new to Harbor Hills, please
make sure they submit their information on our website. Remember, it is your mem-
bership in the POHH that makes the directory possible.
In other news, I am happy to announce that current POHH members now have the
ability to renew your membership on-line (and pay by e-check or credit card) via Pay-
Pal. For those who wish to take advantage of this, you will see details on your Decem-
ber dues statement. Of course, you will still be able to mail a check if you prefer.
Many of you expressed concern about the power outages that occurred this summer.
SECO has put the blame on Duke Energy, from whom they lease the power lines, but
from our perspective, SECO owns the problem and needs to fix it. Michael Rich has
promised to have a SECO representative at the next HOA meeting, and we have every
right to expect them to tell us what caused this, what is being done to correct it, and
when we can expect a resolution. As always, our voice is stronger when we are united.
The volunteers who make up your POHH Board of Directors are here to serve you, the
residents of Harbor Hills. Feel free to contact one of us if you have questions or con-
cerns. Whether you are a new resident, or you’ve been here since the beginning, I
believe you can enhance your experience in Harbor Hills by getting involved. Volun-
teer to help on a committee, or just attend our social activities, and you will enhance
YOUR quality of life in our wonderful community. You live in the BEST neighborhood in
Central Florida, and you can help keep it that way!
Gary
YOUR
2018-2019
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
PRESIDENT
Gary Mayo
VICE PRESIDENT
Pepe Gutierrez
SECRETARY Vacant
TREASURER
Dennis Allen
VILLAGE REP COORDINATOR Larry McCandless
NEWSLETTER Marji Baum-Buyea Nancy Bryant Gary Mayo Gerry Molitor
WEBMASTER Anita Diamond Korndoerfer
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2019 Harbor Hills Community Directory
For the fifth year in a row, the Property Owners of Harbor Hills (POHH) is putting to-gether the community directory for 2019 that includes all Harbor Hills residents. For this, we will need your help. The information gathered is used strictly for preparing this directory and is not made available to any other organization. The directory is distributed, around the March time frame, by POHH volunteers to all homeowners without charge to you.
Here are the instructions for participating in the 2019 Harbor Hills Community Direc-tory:
If your information in the 2018 directory hasn't changed, you won't need to do anything.
If your information needs to be updated or if you are new to the community or were not listed in the 2018 directory, click the link to our website and insert your information. Please be accurate, since we do not modify what you type. Also, make sure you click SUBMIT when you are done typing so that your information is transmitted to our webmaster.
If you don't have a computer, perhaps you can ask a friend or neighbor who has
one to help you access the webpage. http://www.pohh.org/Directory.html.
If you have new neighbors, please pass along this information so they can partic-ipate too.
The POHH covers the costs of managing the data base associated with producing the directory. This directory would not exist without the efforts of our volunteers. Your support for the POHH makes the directory a reality, and allows us to organize and publicize our numerous social events.
We look forward to hearing from you and including you in the 2019 Harbor Hills Com-munity Directory. We believe that neighbors are friends just waiting to be discovered.
Kind regards,
POHH Board of Directors
Yve Mumley’s Artistic Cover Creation for
2019
Open Seat on the POHH Board of Directors
One of our Directors, Gene McConville, has announced his resignation from the Board. Gene and Lynda have sold their house and have moved out of Harbor Hills. We are looking for volunteers to fill the open seat until the next annual meeting in March 2019.
We encourage all residents to consider this opportunity to get involved with POHH and do your part to help us enhance the quality of life for you and your neighbors. If you are interested, please contact Gary Mayo at 352.775.2616, or email to [email protected]
YOUR
2018-2019 VILLAGE
REPRESENTATIVES
BELLA VISTA Larry & Yve Mumley 352-205-7565 FAIRWAY Clay Russell 352-633-8325
GRANDVIEW Diane & David Nye 352-753-6489 GRIFFIN COVE Ken Kurth 352-750-4949 HARBORSIDE Bill Ovens 352-753-6156 LAKEVIEW Elisabeth VanHoren 561-379-8704 LANDINGS Bill Spencer 352-259-6090
SUNRISE COVE I Jessica Carlton 352-753-6156 SUNRISE COVE II Steve Stephens 352-753-1214 THE GROVE Anita Diamond Korndoerfer 352-750-6768
VILLAGE REP
COORDINATOR Larry McCandless 678-642-0030
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2018-2019 SOCIAL CALENDAR
Your Property Owners of Harbor Hills (POHH) Social Committee is back on the job, planning and preparing to communicate the multiple social events for the upcoming winter season (OCT – APRIL). As in previous years, the POHH Social Email will include details of all the events planned for the month. We will also be including Harbor Hills Charity Events in the monthly communications.
We hope to hear from you and get to meet you at one of these events. There are so many opportunities to make new friends and get re-acquainted with old ones. Please feel free to call me or other committee members if you have questions, suggestions for games, or interesting places to visit. We’d love to have your input.
We encourage all Harbor Hills residents to come join us for any of these events. To receive our monthly emails, consider joining the POHH for just $35.00 per residence per year.
Monthly Fixed Events: 2018-2019 SOCIAL CALENDAR
Breakfast: Always on the 1st Wednesday of the month. Game Day: Always on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month Ladies Lunch: Always on the 3rd Monday of the month Cocktail Night: Always on the 4th Tuesday of the month except No-vember which is on the 4th Thursday
POHH Special Parties: – Mark your calendars for these events.
POHH Holiday Party: SOLD OUT - Saturday December 15, 2018 6pm.
POHH Open House New Years Eve Party: Monday December 31, 2018 starting at 7pm. Our party will be held at Dick and Nancy Wood’s house. Bring a party snack to share.
POHH Valentine Party: Details TBD
Frequently Asked Questions about the POHH Social Committee.
1) “What does the Property Owners of Harbor Hills (POHH) Social Committee do for me?“
The answer is that the POHH social committee plans, manages, and delivers a variety of social events each year including monthly social email communications from Octo-ber to April, manages and coordinates the delivery of the Harbor Hills directory, pro-vides input and coordination of the POHH Newsletters, and is instrumental in bringing you the annual Harbor Hills Resident Art Show.
2) “Who sits on the POHH Social Committee and what tasks do they do?”
The POHH Social Committee is made up of committed volunteers from the POHH Community. This season’s Committee roster is below. We want to thank Joann Por-tell and Betsy Applebaum for their contributions last year. We are very happy to wel-come Susie Connor and Barbara Smith to the social committee.
3) “Can I participate on this Committee?”
The answer is YES! The social committee is always looking for volunteers to help man-age and plan the activities. If you 1) have the desire to be involved, 2) can use a com-puter (are familiar with word or excel), have a smart phone and can text and com-municate via email, we need you! We are also always looking for hostess/hosts who are willing to open their homes for the various parties we plan throughout the sea-son. If you wish to participate in any capacity, let one of the committee members know.
Name Committee Role Email Address Phone # Management & Planning
