OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF HERITAGE RIDGE SOUTH PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION MARCH 2018 AT HERITAGE RIDGE SOUTH CAMBRIDGE Last day of class: Debi and Dick Bogle, and Guy Masson. Missing: Jeanne Masson Martin Cares Citizens Academy And Resource Education Series The Marn County Board of County Commissioners is pleased to invite you to parcipate in an excing, innovave program designed to give residents an insider’s look into Marn County government. It is called Marn CARES, the Cizens Academy and Resource Educaon Series. This popular, long running program has been invigorated with a new twist. Sessions focus on themes including Marn County 101; Planes, Drains and Automobiles; Meet our Eve- ryday Heroes; Improving and Informing our Communies; and Explore our Paradise and Beyond. Parcipants will hear interacve presentaons from various County departments and enjoy unique field trips. Visit the water treatment plant, ride the runway at the airport, watch 911 dispatchers in ac- on, tour historic treasures, explore parks and get an up close look at a water quality project. Not a bad way to spend the day! The goal is to familiarize residents with the funcon and pur- pose of Marn County government, thus increasing cizen awareness of the variety of services offered by local govern- ment. Through Marn CARES, parcipants will personally get to know the men and women who oversee the day-to-day operaon of the departments that provide key services such as roads, water and sewer service, parks, emergency medical services and law enforcement. Upon compleon of the pro- gram, parcipants will have first-hand knowledge of the structure and funcon of County government and can share that informaon with friends and neighbors. Each “class” is comprised of approximately 50 cizens (spouses welcome) parcipang in a series of sessions held once a week over a five-week period. Classes begin at 8:00 am and conclude following a “working” lunch. There is no charge to parcipate in this program and meals will be pro- vided. Air-condioned coach transportaon is provided for adventures in the field. Two sessions are held each fiscal year. Editor Libby is signed up for the second session beginning February 22. Classes will start up again in January 2019. This program has been named by Stuart Magazine as a New Year’s Bucket List “must-do!” Learn about... Parks & Recreaon “Green” Iniaves Marn County Airport Libraries Growth Management Emergency Planning Fire Rescue Services Water Quality Ulies Transportaon Planning Community Redevelopment Environmental Issues Constuonal Offices Historic Preservaon Cambridge Residents Dick and Debi Bogle, and Guy and Jeanne Masson recently finished the latest session. “We are so glad we took this course,” says Dick. “There were many great sessions, we have learned so much, and enjoyed our- selves at the same me. We highly recommend it to others!”
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C-Breeze March 2018
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF HERITAGE RIDGE SOUTH PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION MARCH 2018
AT HERITAGE RIDGE SOUTH CAMBRIDGE
Last day of class: Debi and Dick Bogle, and Guy Masson. Missing: Jeanne Masson
Martin Cares Citizens Academy And Resource Education Series The Martin County Board of County Commissioners is pleased to invite you to participate in an exciting, innovative program designed to give residents an insider’s look into Martin County government. It is called Martin CARES, the Citizens Academy and Resource Education Series. This popular, long running program has been invigorated with a new twist. Sessions focus on themes including Martin County 101; Planes, Drains and Automobiles; Meet our Eve-ryday Heroes; Improving and Informing our Communities; and Explore our Paradise and Beyond. Participants will hear interactive presentations from various County departments and enjoy unique field trips. Visit the water treatment plant, ride the runway at the airport, watch 911 dispatchers in ac-tion, tour historic treasures, explore parks and get an up close look at a water quality project. Not a bad way to spend the day! The goal is to familiarize residents with the function and pur-pose of Martin County government, thus increasing citizen awareness of the variety of services offered by local govern-ment. Through Martin CARES, participants will personally get to know the men and women who oversee the day-to-day operation of the departments that provide key services such as roads, water and sewer service, parks, emergency medical services and law enforcement. Upon completion of the pro-gram, participants will have first-hand knowledge of the structure and function of County government and can share that information with friends and neighbors. Each “class” is comprised of approximately 50 citizens (spouses welcome) participating in a series of sessions held once a week over a five-week period. Classes begin at 8:00 am and conclude following a “working” lunch. There is no
charge to participate in this program and meals will be pro-vided. Air-conditioned coach transportation is provided for adventures in the field. Two sessions are held each fiscal year. Editor Libby is signed
up for the second session beginning February 22. Classes will
start up again in January 2019. This program has been named
by Stuart Magazine as a New Year’s Bucket List “must-do!”
Learn about... Parks & Recreation “Green” Initiatives Martin County Airport Libraries Growth Management Emergency Planning Fire Rescue Services Water Quality Utilities Transportation Planning Community Redevelopment Environmental Issues Constitutional Offices Historic Preservation Cambridge Residents Dick and Debi Bogle, and Guy and Jeanne Masson recently finished the latest session. “We are so glad we took this course,” says Dick. “There were many great sessions, we have learned so much, and enjoyed our-selves at the same time. We highly recommend it to others!”
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Director’s Corner
Board of Directors President Bob Souza 772-545-4841 Vice President Ed Lochner 772-245-8388 Secretary Judy Ricker 772-546-4640
Treasurer Melissa Rice 772-349-1045 Director, Entertainment Nelson Pole 440-796-1564 Director, Grounds Emerson Walker 772-403-3413 Director of Clubhouse Bruno Bucco 772-284-6558 Office 772-546-9530 Office Fax 772-546-9580
C-Breeze Staff
Editor Libby Jensen 978-478-8591 [email protected] Printing & Distribution Sandy Souza Birthdays & Calendar Judy Ricker Lunch Bunch Alice Pecorano 245-8728 Gail Steinhice 932-7339 Neighborhood Crime Joe Chiparri 546 8982 Sunshine Club Maureen Dalton 546-5757 Comcast Service Call: 800-934-6489 800-XFINITY Acct #: 01643317629-01-1 (bulk) Sheriff’s Department Non-emergency # 772-220-7170
Monthly Board of Directors’ Meeting
Wednesday, March 21 7:00 p.m. at the Clubhouse
All are welcome to attend to find out what is happening in our community.
All residents – please remember that you are bound by certain restrictions in your Covenants and by-laws about doing any-thing outside to your property or home. You agreed to this when you bought your home in Cambridge when you were inter-viewed by office personal just before your closing or after you purchased. Prior to doing anything to the outside of your property, contact the Board of Direc-tors first. At that time you will receive a form to fill out indicating what type of work is to be done. For sections 2 and 3, you will be given the paint codes approved by the association to paint your house. If you devi-ate from the approved colors you will sub-ject to fines of $100.00 dollars a day, up to $5000.00 dollars. Section 1 is not restricted to house paint color or mailbox choices. Please PICK UP AFTER YOUR DOG! There is a lot of dog waste that is not being picked up along Constitution Blvd. That is part of the responsibility of owning a dog.
Bob Souza
Entertainment Director’s Report The February Dinner Dance was a great success. People really enjoyed the pot-luck. There was a large variety of deli-cious food. The band, Permanent Affair, kept the dance floor pretty crowded. Please note that the March dinner dance will move to the 24th to accom-modate Big T's schedule. An authentic Irish meal of corned beef, potatoes, cabbage, soda bread and trifle will be offered. Also note that due to Easter Sunday, the April breakfast will be held on the second Sunday, April 8. Upcoming events: Sunday morning breakfast is March 4th. March 10th is the annual fashion show. March 14th there will be a scavenger hunt or-ganized by Libby Jensen who also orga-nized the very successful trivia night in January. Later in the year, we are also going to have a party for residents and their dogs. Finally, there has been a request for a yoga class. So, if you are interested in leading (or participating), let me know. Nothing gets done in the entertainment arena without lots of volunteers. When you come to a community event, please give a personal thanks to the many people who help out. You will also begin seeing some fresh faces. Car-ol Stuart has kindly pitched in to organ-ize our "new" volunteers. She'll be call-ing and also taking names.
Check out our website for news and information!
http://cambridge-heritageridgesouth.com
Notary: Free notarization of docu-
ments is available by Jim Ricker. Please call 772-546-4640
C-BREEZE DEADLINE IS ASAP I start work on the next C-Breeze as soon as the preceding month is sub-mitted. All material is subject to ed-iting for content, grammar and spelling. I will not pick up info at the Clubhouse. Please email your info to [email protected]. Thank you.
Info here is from sources considered reliable. Accuracy cannot be guaran-teed. All humorous stories and jokes are intended for entertainment purpos-es only. Ads appearing in this paper are not to be considered as an endorse-ment or validation by the C-Breeze .
Saturday 15 Nisan Second Seder Are you Jewish or a mixed couple? Would you like to participate in a Kosher style potluck Seder for North and South Herit-age Ridge residents on March 30? Call Nelson at 772-349-0706 or Betsy at 440-384-1227 by March 20 for more info.
Come and see my daughter Stepha-nie’s presentation on wonderful Hol-land America Cruise Lines and sign up for a prize or two. March 6th at 2:00pm at the Clubhouse. DON’T MISS THE FUN! Leslie Hanlon
Line Dancing Thursdays at the Clubhouse 6:00 to 6:30 - absolute beginners 6:30 to 8:00 - easy intermediate 8:00 to 8:30 - harder intermediate 8:30 to 9:45 - couples Cost is $5.00/per person. Bring comfortable shoes and your own drinks/snacks. Come on out and have some fun! Ques-tions? Call Nancy B. at 978-335-5485
Lunch Bunch On Tuesday, March 13th, we will be going to Harry and the Natives at 11910 SE Federal Highway, Hobe Sound. Lunch is at 11:30. For reservations, please call with your name and the names of the people in your party to Alice Pecoraro (772) 245-8728 or Gail Steinhice (772)932-7339 by March 11th.
Rug Hookers The rug hookers are back, Tuesdays from 10am to 2pm in the Clubhouse. We invite you to come see what we do, pull a loop or two to see if you would like to join us. Call Lynn Soule at 802-373-0628 or Kathy O’Donnell at 802-272-2776 for info.
Quilters The quilters meet on Tuesdays at 9:00am in the Clubhouse. Call Ruth Wintle at 603-557-2782 for information.
Blood Pressure Clinic The blood pressure clinic will resume on Wednesdays, from 10 to 11:30am in the clubhouse.
Mah Jongg Do you play Mah Jongg? Would you like to play? Call Donna Lupinacci at 860-848-3434 for information.
Ping Pong Anyone?
Theresa Andrus is looking or someone to play singles Ping Pong any day in the morning. Please call 561-676-4291.
Shuffleboard Results 1-24-18 Won 3 of 3 vs Riverland Teams-Pat Knapp-Stan Mielnicki, John Knapp-Brownie Stuart, Ed Parker-Audrey Hoban 1-31-18 Won 0 of 3 vs Pinelakes Teams Harriet Cooper-Sharon Carpenter, Pat Knapp-Ralph Hoban, Norma Bonilla-Brownie Stuart 2-7-18 Won 2 of 3 vs Leisure Village Teams Pat Knapp-Audrey Hoban, Harriet Cooper-Ralph Hoban, John Knapp-Brownie Stuart 2-14-18 vs Hidden Harbour Won 2 of 3 Teams Sharon Carpenter-Brownie Stuart, Ed Parker-Stan Mielnicki, Harriet Cooper-Norma Bonilla
Sunshine Club Please call Maureen Dalton at 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.
Bridge Club The Cambridge Bridge Club meets Mondays at 1pm. For more info contact Marj Drew at 546-6023 or Maureen Dal-ton at 546-5757.
Fashion Show By the Sea
Saturday, March 10 Doors open at 11:30am
For tickets call Lorrie Sennett at 772-545-7274 or Lana Harper at 240-362-8882. We hope to see you there!
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March Neighborhood Crime Watch Please come to the Martin County Sheriff’s Department cook out on March 7th in Zeus Park, Hobe Sound. It was a huge success last year and I’m sure it will be this year. Here’s also hoping that you attended the February 21st board meeting to meet with our Sherriff’s department. They always have exciting, important news to pass on. I’ve received two notices from FPL Energy Services warning me about costly water system failures. It looked somewhat official, but it dawned on me that FPL has nothing to do with water as that is an SMRU responsibility. In looking at it closer I realized that this was a ‘Insurance’ pitch. If you get one of these letters don’t let the ‘FPL’ throw you. I can’t say that this is a real scam unless someone buys the insurance and has a difficult time getting them to pay up. Stay safe
Joe Chippari
Travel Club The Travel Club will meet on the third Thursday of the month at 3pm at the Clubhouse. The March meeting will be on March 15. See you then! Mar. 5th – Strawberry Festival $59pp Mar. 18th – St. Augustine Seafood Festival $65pp Mar. 19th – Everglades Tour $120pp March 21st – Gulfstream Casino & Live Racing $39pp March 26th- Victory Casino $45pp Call Marty Scheuermann at 772-546-9037 for details.
Meet Our New Neighbors!
Charles Mullins, 8103 SE Patriot Mike McCollum, 7565 SE Independence, had lived in Stuart for 4 years, and is formerly from Michigan. Stuart got too busy for him; he prefers the lifestyle of Cambridge. Mike is a competitive sporting clays shooter. John and Cindy Levy, 7476 SE Independence, are originally from CT, but lived in Palm Beach Gardens for 24 years. They enjoy the peacefulness of Cambridge. John is a retired police officer; Cindy is a retired nurse and teacher. They are both licensed private investigators and ham radio operators. John is an avid outdoorsman, Cindy enjoys crafts and reading. Tom and Pam Bieber, 7415 Independence, hail from New York, where they still have a pottery business. They vaca-tioned in this area for a few years before deciding to look for a more permanent location. They are very happy to be living in Cambridge. They also enjoy boating. Bill Postlethwait, 8061 Homestead, first came to Hobe Sound to visit a friend of the family. He is from Warren, PA. He lived in Hobe Sound for 8 years before moving to Cam-bridge. He enjoys fixing homes and loves spending the sum-mer at the Kinzua Dam in PA in his houseboat. Rick Gagnon, 7725 Independence, first came to Jupiter from Maine. He loved exploring the area and particularly liked the intercoastal and the laid back atmosphere of our surroundings. He is an avid boater. Claudia Lanigan, 7731 Shenandoah, is a native Floridian. She had been living in Hobe Sound for 10 years prior to mov-ing to Cambridge. She is happy here because she can have her 2 dogs with her. She is still working full time and loves working in her garden.
The Mudhens, winners of the Second Annual Trivia Night
Got the Trivia Bug? Here's where you can play Trivia locally: Manatee Island Bar and Grill 4817 SE Dixie Hwy, Stuart Monday, 6:30pm Hurricane Grill and Wings 1729 SE Indian St, Stuart Monday, 7:00-9:00pm Duffy’s Sports Grill 6431 SE Federal Hwy, Stuart Thursday, 6:00pm
Cambridge Trivia Where was the first home built in Cambridge? Answer on page 6.
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Annual Flea Market
Second Annual Cambridge Scavenger Hunt! Wednesday, March 14, 5pm
We had so much fun the last time, we’re doing it again! And yes, this will also be a photo scavenger hunt - meaning you and your team will be out scouring the local streets to find the items on the list and then taking a team photo with those items. Teams of 4 - one person will drive. Phone with camera necessary. Potluck and BYOB. We will eat after the hunt. Pa-per products will be supplied, bring your own glass. RSVP by March 13 to Libby at 978-478-8591 (call or text) or [email protected]. Come join in the fun!
One of the best things about our community is the help of volunteers to do the many things that need to be done here. I would like to start using this space to give a shout out “Thank You” to anyone who has helped to make Cambridge a better place. I need YOUR help to make this happen - please let me know when you see/know of someone who deserves to be thanked. Lotsa Help Around the Clubhouse Ken Rice Brownie Stuart
February Breakfast Bruno Bucco Roger Foxx Judy Ricker Bea Clock Pam Kelley Charles Scales Steve Duke Donna Lupinacci Helen Steele Bob Erratt Tony Lupinacci Brownie Stuart Mary Erratt Bruce Marshall Carol Stuart Ron Faucher Jim Ricker
Cleaned/Powerwashed Exterior of Clubhouse Brownie Stuart Dick Bogle Charlie Scales Chuck McCarthy John Snellenberger Powerwashed Pool Area and Scrubbed Chairs Brownie Stuart Carol Stuart Lynn Russell Norma Bonilla Al Costa
Smoking vs No Smoking A new petition will be circulating in Cam-bridge to ban smoking at the pool. Over-whelming support for a ban was evident at
the February Board meeting from the many homeowners in attendance. In order to have a revote we need signatures from at least 2/3 of homeowners (one signature per house-hold), so even if you don’t go to the pool please vote consid-ering the rights of the folks who go for exercise and socializ-ing in a healthy environment.
We really need your participation!
Volunteers are always needed and appreciated. This is an excellent way to meet your neighbors and help the commu-nity. Please call Carol Stuart at 772-932-7526 or sign up at Clubhouse on the wall outside the office. If you helped out in some way and you are not listed, my apologies. Let me know and I will include you next month!
Linda and Ernie Neeld express their sincerest appreciation and thanks to the many, many people who helped to make this year’s Flea Market a success. Tentative proceeds as fol-lows: Bake Sale: $261.16 Snack Bar: $346.96 Raffle basket: $1,187 White Elephant: $1,653 Rental tables: $416 Grand total: $3,864.12
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Martin County Events March Literature and Poetry Series Monday, March 26, 2:00pm Blake Library, 2351 SE Monterey Rd., Stuart https://www.martin.fl.us/Libraries The Healing Path Workshop Series: Stretch & Restore: A Gentle Chair Yoga All Thursdays in March, 3:00pm (different sessions each week) Free, Register by calling Karina Danessi at (772) 287-8484 Indian River State College, 2400 Southeast Salerno Rd.Stuart http://www.foresthillspalmcityflorida.com/page/healing-path-workshop-series Home and Garden Show Saturday, March 3, 10:00am-5:00pm Sunday, March 4, 11:00am-4:00pm Martin County Fairgrounds, 2616 South Dixie Hwy, Stuart https://www.stuartmartinchamber.org/ The Mastery of Guy Coheleach Wildlife Painting Exhibit Through April 10. Gallery hours Tuesday-Friday 10:00am-4:00pm, Saturday 11am-2pm Arts Council of Martin County 80 S.E, Ocean Blvd., Stuart, http://www.martinarts.org/ Bookmania! 2018 Multiple panel discussions Saturday, March 3, 9:00am-4:30pm Jensen Beach High School: Performing Arts Center, 2875 NW Goldenrod Rd., Jensen Beach https://www.martin.fl.us/Libraries or call 772-288-5702 Drink Me: Wine Tasting Saturdays from 4:30 to 7:00pm Casa del Vino, 11330 SE US 1 (next to Pep Boys), Hobe Sound Family Golf Day Saturday, March 3, 10:00am-1:00pm Martin County Golf Course, 2000 SE St. Lucie Blvd, Stuart, The Marathon of the Treasure Coast Sunday, March 4 https://www.treasurecoastmarathon.com/ Kites: Art on a String Exhibit March 8-July 1, 10:00am-5:00pm Elliott Museum, 825 N.E. Ocean Blvd., Stuart https://elliottmuseum.org/ or 772-225-1961
Create Your Life Vision Board Workshop Saturday, March 10, 10:00am-4:00pm Kimbell Center in Jonathan Dickinson Park, 16450 SE Feder-al Hwy, Hobe Sound https://ginakearney.com/services-1/create-your-life-vision-board-workshop Music at the Mansion Sunday, March 11, 3:00pm-6:00pm Indian Riverside Park, Mansion at Tuckahoe, 1707 NE Indi-an River Dr. Jensen Beach Florida Oceanographic 2018 Coastal Lecture Series Monday, March 12, 6:30pm-8:00pm Hurricanes in the 21st Century Blake Library, 2351 SE Monterey Rd, Stuart https://www.floridaocean.org/p/284/coastal-lecture-series#.Wog3mKhKuM9 Sunset Concerts at the Gallery: Treasure Coast Com-munity Singers Tuesday, March 13, 5:30pm-7:00pm Court House Cultural Center Gallery, 80 Southeast Ocean Boulevard, Stuart http://www.martinarts.org/news_events/sunset-concert-at-the-gallery.html House of Refuge Lecture: Unique History of Port Sa-lerno Tuesday, March 13, 10:00am and March 14, 7:00pm $15 per person House of Refuge, 301 S. E. MacArthur Boulevard, Stuart https://elliottmuseum.org/ or 772-225-1875 St. Patrick’s Day Sail Saturday, March 17, 11:30am, 2:00 pm and 6:00pm Shepard's Park Schooner Lily, 600 SW Ocean Blvd., Stuart https://www.treasurecoastsailingadventures.com/ Non-Native Plant Removal Volunteer Days Third Saturday of March, April, and May, 8:30am-12noon Bring your own water bottle and gloves. Contact Rob Rossmanith @ 772-263-3749, [email protected] Jonathan Dickinson State Park, 16450 SE Federal Hwy, Hobe Sound 22nd Annual Elliott Museum Juried Car Show, Classics at the Beach Saturday, March 24 Contact: Amie Smith 772-225-1961 or [email protected] https://elliottmuseum.org/
The first home built in the Cambridge development was at 6916 SE Amendment St.
