September - Heritage Hunt Country Club

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the heritage horn
Newsletter of Heritage Hunt Golf & Country Club
September 2016 ~ Volume 18, No. 9
Heritage Hunt Golf & Country Club: www.heritagehunt.net
HOA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President..................................................................................... Ken Aitchison
Vice President.............................................................................. Sandy Painter
Treasurer.......................................................................................... Rex Geikes
Secretary.................................................................................... Kathy Vergano
Director......................................................................................... Jack Martins
Director................................................................................... Richard Murphy
Director........................................................................... Cathy Walsh Director
(Email.......................................................................board@heritagehunt.net)
HOA COMMITTEES & THEIR CHAIRS
Adv. for Strategic Planning.....strategicplanning@heritagehunt.net...................... Paula Daly
Architectural Review..............architecturalreview@heritagehunt.net............. Andy Johnson
Budget and Finance...............budget@heritagehunt.net............................. Barbara Marotta
Community Relations............communityrelations@heritagehunt.net..... Charlotte Kennedy
Emergency Preparedness......emergencypreparedness@heritagehunt.net....... Bernie Leech
Facilities.................................facilities@heritagehunt.net......................................Al Stearns
Food and Beverage................foodandbeverage@heritagehunt.net............ Mary McFadden
Golf........................................golf@heritagehunt.net.......................................... Walt Meyer
Grounds.................................groundscommittee@heritagehunt.net..................Bob Denger
Light, Sound and TV...............lstv@heritagehunt.net.................... Larry Alger & Jerry Surbey
ON-SITE MANAGEMENT STAFF
Community Management Corporation (CMC):
General Manager Yale Feldman*............... yfeldman@heritagehunt.net...................703-743-5490
HOA Mgr Rachel Mancinelli*..................... rmancinelli@heritagehunt.net............... 703-743-5482
HOA Asst. Mgr Laura Marshall*.................. lmarshall@heritagehunt.net....................571-284-7510
HOA Admin. Asst Tracey Hallebach*.......... thallebach@heritagehunt.net.................703-743-5485
Lifestyle Director Mark Hillis*.................... mhillis@heritagehunt.net........................703-743-5475
Covenants Admin Andrea Chipps.................. achipps@heritagehunt.net......................703-743-5494
Bookkeeper (club accts) Marsha Brooks*.. mbrooks@heritagehunt.net....................703-743-5480
Bookkeeper (HOA Dues) Carol Granger*.... cgranger@heritagehunt.net....................703-743-5481
Facilities Engineer Nestor Pangilinan......... npangilinan@heritagehunt.net ..... 703-743-5488 x106
Facilities Engineer Kirk Wallace.................. kwallace@heritagehunt.net........... 703-743-5488 x107
Front Desk Super. Shelly Friend**.............. sfriend@heritagehunt.net.......................703-743-2000
Front Desk Admin. Leander Diaz**............ ldiaz@heritagehunt.net...........................703-743-2000
Front Desk Admin. Mohamed Sharfi**........msharfi@heritagehunt.net....................703-743-2000
*Offices on the second floor of Marsh Mansion, 13451 Fieldstone Way
**Clubhouse front desk closed 12-1 p.m. Monday–Friday for lunch
Up To Par Management, LLC
Director of Operations, Shaun Fronk........................................................................ 703-743-1100
Office Administrator, Rachael Cooper...................................................................... 703-743-2003
Director of Sales Cary Muirhead .............................................................................. 703-743-2005
Golf Pro, John Yancy................................................................................................. 703-743-1000
Golf Superintendent, Carey Bailey........................................................................... 703-753-8223
Golf Membership Director, Trudy Franklin .............................................................. 703-743-1000
Offices are located on the ground floor of the Clubhouse, 6901 Arthur Hills Drive
OTHER IMPORTANT CONTACT INFORMATION
Guest Mgmt System (Gate Key ).......................... www.GateKeyResident.com / 703-988-5702
American Disposal Services (trash/recycling pick up).........................................703-368-0500
Clubhouse Fax..................................................................................................... 703-743-2004
Clubhouse Front Desk......................................................................................... 703-743-2000
Clubhouse Woodworking Shop........................................................................... 703-743-1999
COMCAST (Ask for “Bulk Services.”)....................................................................855-638-2855
Condos I Managing Agent, A. R. M. I., Community Mgr Will Austin..... 703-753-1801/540-347-1901
Condos II Community Manager Laura Weesner..................................................703-743-2000
Heritage Hunt Dining Room Reservations...........................................................703-743-2021
Heritage Hunt Fitness Center.............................................................................. 703-743-2007
Heritage Hunt Front Gate Guard......................................................................... 703-743-5909
Heritage Hunt HOA Fax (Marsh Mansion)...........................................................703-743-5476
Heritage Hunt Pro Shop....................................................................................... 703-743-1000
Hunt Country Tavern........................................................................................... 571-248-2077
Prince Wm. County Non-Emergency...................................................................703-792-6500
COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT CORPORATION
4840 Westfields Boulevard, Suite 300, Chantilly, VA 20151
P. O. Box 10821, Chantilly, VA 20153-0821
Corporate Phone Number: 703-631-7200
After Hours Emergency Number: 301-446-2635
www.AssociaOnline.com
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HOURS OF OPERATION
CLUBHOUSE (6901 Arthur Hills Drive)
Monday-Saturday .....................................................8 AM – 10 PM
Sunday......................................................................... 9 AM – 8 PM
FRONT DESK
Weekdays ................................................................... 8 AM – 8 PM
Weekends.................................................................. 12 PM – 7 PM
(Closed between 12-1 PM for lunch Monday-Friday)
VIRGINIAN DINING ROOM
Tuesday-Friday...........................................................11 AM – 8 PM
Saturday Lunch...........................................................11 AM - 2 PM
Sunday Brunch.................................................... 9:30 AM-1:30 PM
PRO SHOP
Daily, April–September................................................7 AM – 7 PM
Daily, October–March.............................................7:30 AM – 5 PM
MARSH MANSION (13451 Fieldstone Way)
Monday-Friday............................................................9 AM – 9 PM
Saturday-Sunday......................................................9 AM - 6:30 PM
HOA OFFICES
Monday-Friday............................................................8 AM – 5 PM
Holidays**............................................................................. Closed
**New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving
Day, Christmas Day and the day following Thanksgiving, Christmas and New
Years.
HUNT COUNTRY TAVERN
Friday-Monday.............................................................9 AM - 4 PM
FITNESS CENTER (6880 Heritage Hunt Drive)
Daily.......................................................................... 5 AM – 11 PM
Access between 5–6 AM and 9–11 PM require an activated ID card.
INDOOR POOL (Winter hours: Labor Day to Memorial Day)
Weekdays (Monday-Friday).........................................6 AM – 9 PM
Weekends (Saturday-Sunday) & Holidays*..................8 AM – 6 PM
Guests under 18 years–Monday–Friday.................... 1 PM – 3 PM
Guests under 18 years–Weekends & Holidays........ 12 PM – 4 PM
*Memorial Day, Independence Day and Labor Day. The pool is closed New Year’s
Day, Easter, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day.
OUTDOOR POOL - Season is Memorial Day to Labor Day
TENNIS COURTS...................................................Open till 9:30 PM
NOTICE OF MEETINGS*
Board of Directors–Third Monday, 9:30 AM, Marsh Mansion Parlor; Fourth
Thursday, 1 PM, Clubhouse Mountain View Rm
Advisory Committee Strategic Planning-Second Thursday, 10 AM, Garden Rm.
Architectural Review Committee–Second and fourth Wednesdays, 9 AM,
Mountain View Rm
Budget & Finance Committee–Third Wednesday, 1 PM, Mountain View Rm
Community Relations Committee–First Monday, 1 PM, Garden Rm
Emergency Preparedness Committee-Third Wednesday, 9:30 AM, Garden Rm
Facilities Committee–First Thursday, 1 PM, Mountain View Rm
Food & Beverage Committee–Third Tuesday, 10 AM, Mountain View Rm
Golf Committee–Second Wednesday, 3 PM, Mountain View Rm
Ad hoc Golf Handicap Committee– Monday preceding the Golf Committee
meeting, 3 PM, CH Board Rm
Grounds Committee–First Tuesday, 2:30 PM, Mountain View Rm
Meeting dates and/or locations are subject to change.
The Heritage Horn is published monthly by the Heritage Hunt
Homeowners Association, 6901 Arthur Hills Dr., Gainesville, VA 20155
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Payment: Check or money order made out to Heritage Hunt HOA. Residents may
also choose to charge the cost of their ad to their clubhouse account There is no
charge for free or lost-and-found items in the classified ad column.
The Heritage Horn • September 2016
General Manager’s Message
We made it through the summer with the weather
ranging from extreme rains to extreme heat. I know
this has been a challenge for landscaping, but thank
you for keeping up with your lawns and decorative
beds. Our landscaping company and golf maintenance
team have also done an outstanding job, so kudos to all.
Very soon, we will be entering our HOA Board and
Committee election season. While it may not get the
press of the National Election, these elections are no
less important to us for their impact on our day to day
lives. If you choose to participate, don’t worry about the
process—our elections are much less invasive in your
personal lives than what you are currently seeing on a
national scale. All residents who wish to be nominated
for open positions must declare their intentions
during the period September 19 to October 14, 2016.
There are currently 20+ open positions among all
of the Committees and Board. That means there are
opportunities in virtually every aspect of governance
and operation of the community. I encourage you to use
this opportunity to get involved. It is very rewarding
to serve your community and be assured it will add a
new dimension to your quality of life in Heritage Hunt.
It is a time and energy consuming commitment, but
well worth it. Please note also that there will be no
floor nominations this year for open positions without
declared candidates. Positions still open after the
election will be filled by appointment. Declare yourself
a candidate and put your skills and interest to work for
yourself, neighbors and community.
September promises to be a kickoff to a lot of fall
activities (besides the opening of football season and
the exciting conclusion of baseball season) including:
- Our Community Open House will be held on Sunday
September 18. This is always an important semiannual event that allows us to open our gates to any
interested current and future buyers in Heritage Hunt.
The success of this day goes a long way in maintaining
the value and reputation of our community, so please
give our Future Resident Sub-committee a hand by
participating if you can.
- We will be hosting an immunization clinic on
September 23, sponsored by Gainesville Giant
Pharmacy. Several immunizations will be offered
including flu shots so register early to save on time.
- The Charity Walk is slated to be held on September
24. This annual community event is one of the largest
events and one of many reasons Heritage Hunt has
been recognized as a humanitarian community model.
- Budget season begins the end of September for
the preparation of next year’s Operating Budget and
Repair and Replacement Reserve. Please plan on
participating. All meetings are open and everyone’s
input is valuable. You will learn a lot about the inner
workings and plans for the community in 2017. We
will post the schedules online and keep you informed
through the E-Communicator emails.
To learn more about some of these events including our
new look for the performing arts section keep reading
on and it continues to be a pleasure to serve you all.
Yale Feldman, General Manager
TABLE OF CONTENTS
3 General Manager’s Message
4 Board Briefs
5 Immunizations Clinic / Political Signs
6 National Election Things To Know
8 Call For Volunteers
9 Leaving A Legacy
10 Strategic Planning Committee
11 Budget and Finance - Reserves
12 Community Relations - Resident Forum
13 HH Library News / Team Trivia Night
14 National Emergency Preparedness Month
16 Gardener’s Garden
17 Garden Club
18 Ground Committee - Front Gate Happenings
20 Community Open House
21 Community Yard Sale
22 Patriot’s Club Forms
24 Genealogy Club
25 Italian Heritage Club / NY Club Luncheon / HHWO Annual School Supplies Recap
26 HHWO Fine Arts and Craft Show /
Woodcarvers Club News
28 15th Annual Charity Classic / Healthy Options
To Stay Fit
30 New Fitness Classes / Seated Aerobics Class
32 Cycling Club News
33 Hiking Club News
34 Wine Club News
35 Gourmet Club News / Free Movie Night
38 Dining At The Virginian Dining Room
39 Healthy Tailgate Recipe
40 Save The Date
41Excursions
42 Performing Arts Showcase
46 Fill Your Calendar
58 Pinochle Workshop Offered
60 Classifieds
Front Cover By HH Photographer
Rose Macielinski
68 19th Hole
Fall Foliage At The Club
69Calendars
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Olivia Schlichting, DVM
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Board Briefs
September is shaping up to be a very busy month for
Heritage Hunt. Our annual election cycle starts with
Declarations of Candidacy for Committee and Board
seats. Interested residents can file for the seats from
Monday September 19th- Friday October 14. SO
DECLARE, SHOW YOUR INTEREST NOW IN OUR COMMUNITY AND OUR FUTURE.
Just in time for fall projects, the 2016 Design Guidelines are completed, reviewed, approved and ready for
roll out. The Guidelines are available on the Heritage
Hunt website with print reference copies available at
the Club House Front Desk and in the Club House and
Marsh Mansion Libraries. Questions on the Design
Guidelines can be directed to Covenants Administrator Andrea Chipps(achipps@heritagehunt.net).
Please make a note of the September Board meetings on Monday 9/12 at 9:30 in the Marsh Mansion
Parlor and Thursday 9/22 at 1 pm in the Club House
Mt. View Room. At these meetings a contractor for
the HH website content management and the point
of sale (POS) management will be discussed and one
approved at the 9/22 session. Also firms that have
responded to our request for proposals for a Community Master Planning Consultant will be reviewed and
one selected at the 9/22 meeting. Resident comments
and questions are always welcome and will be heard.
Residents might also want to note some October
dates. On Thursday October 6th at 10 am in the Club
House Mt. View Room, there will be a recycle program
called “THINK BEFORE YOU THROW”. This is presented by American Disposal, the Grounds Committee
and the HH Green Neighborhood Group. If you are not
sure what or what not to recycle, this is the time and
place to find out. Also our Community Yard Sale will
be on Saturday October 8th from 8 am- 1 pm with a
rain date of Sunday 0ctober 9th from noon- 5 pm. Al
Stearns and Vicki Neal are Co- Chairing the event and
will have more details out very soon..
Resolutions that were presented at the 7/28 Board
meeting are listed below. Please note that due to
Horn publishing dates, this information appears a full
month after the meeting. Residents can always go to
the website for full meeting minutes. Go to Committees, Board of Directors, Meeting Minutes. If you have
any questions, they can be directed to the Board, the
Community Managers and the Committee Chairs.
• Approved the Dissolution of the Fitness Center
Lounge Task Force
• Approved 2017 Budget Guidance
• Approved to review and amend as appropriate the
ARC recommendations for use of For sale/ For rent
signs
• Approved a Political Education Forum
• Approved purchase of fitness center equipment (2
units)
Board Briefs (contd.)
Nail Salon & Spa
• Approved purchase of new HVAC ( air conditioning
unit) for Ball Room stage
• Approved accepting easement and right of way request from NOVEC
• Approved changes to Policy Resolution # 6 (Vehicles) on time limits for common area parking spaces.
• Approved allowing Open House Directional Signs for
a 6 month trial period.
• Approved the purchase of a Front Gate Bar Code
Scanner
• Approved accepting the 2015 audit
Kathy Vergano, Board Secretary
Manicure/Pedicure.................... $35 ........ originally $37
Immunizations Clinic
Offered Sept 23 (9 AM-Noon)
Chul Lee,
In coordination with Gainesville Giant Pharmacy, Heritage Hunt will host a flu, shingles , tetanus/whooping cough and pneumonia immunization clinic in the
Clubhouse Mountain View Card room from 9 AM to
noon on September 23. You can choose a regular, high
dose or quad flu vaccine along with the new Prevnar
13 pneumonia vaccine which is a recommended for
those over 65. The shingles vaccine is also recommended for those age 50 and older.
Those interested in taking advantage of this service
may either walk-in for the flu and pneumonia vaccines
or call in to register for the shingles and tetanus/
whooping cough vaccines by calling the pharmacy at
703-754-2450. Giant Pharmacy accepts many insurance plans, including Medicare. The short call will
help confirm if the immunizations are right for you
and verify what your potential out of pocket cost may
be. Along with the clinic there will be freebies handed
out compliments of Gainesville Giant Pharmacy.
Mark Hillis, Lifestyle Director
7909 Heritage Village Plaza, Gainesville, Virginia 20155
703.754.3711
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Silk Wrap Refill & Pedicure .......... $47 ......... originally $50
Acrylic Refill & Pedicure............... $43 ......... originally $45
French Manicure ......................... $15 ......... originally $17
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Political Sign Reminder
With election season around the corner please remember the guidelines for political signs on your
property. They are:
D. Political advertising is prohibited in yards but is permitted to be placed inside of the glass panel(s) of the
home within 60 days of the upcoming primary/election
voting date. These signs must be removed by COB on the
voting day.
Andrea Chipps, Covenants Administrator
Hours: Mon-Thurs 8:30-4:30 / Fri 8:30-2:00
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2016
Presidential
Election
October 17, 2016
Check and Update Your
Voter Registration
The last day to register to vote is
Monday October 17, 2016
If you have moved or changed your name,
the last day to update your voter registration is
Monday October 17, 2016
It is your responsibility as a voter to keep your
voter registration up to date so that you remain
eligible to vote on Election Day.
You can register online at
www.vote.virginia.gov
or get a Voter Registration Application
from our Main Office or our DMV Office.
Absentee Vote Centers
Starting September 23, 2016
Two Vote Centers are open
Main Office and DMV Office
8:30am to 5:00pm Monday through Friday
Evening Absentee Vote Centers
Starting October 17, 2016
All five Absentee Vote Centers are open
8:30am to 7:00pm Monday through Friday
Saturday Absentee Vote Centers
October 22, October 29 and November 5, 2016
All five Saturday Absentee Vote Centers
are open 8:30am to 5:00pm
Last Day to vote at an
Absentee Vote Center is
November 5, 2016 8:30 am to 5:00pm
Last day to vote at an Absentee Vote Center is
Saturday November 5, 2016
8:30am to 5:00pm
All five Absentee Vote Centers are open
on Saturday November 5, 2016
Absentee Vote Center Locations:
This voting guide was prepared as a public service by
the Prince William County Office of Elections for
informational and educational purposes for the
citizens and voters of Prince William County.
Phone: 703-792-6470
Email: pwcvote@pwcgov.org
Website: www.pwcvotes.com
Text PWCVOTES to 94253 to get
Voting Updates and Election Reminders!
Main Office of Elections:
9250 Lee Avenue, Suite 1
Manassas, VA 20110
DMV Office of Elections:
2731 Caton Hill Road
Woodbridge, VA 22192
Main Office of Elections:
Absentee Voting starts at this location September 23, 2016
9250 Lee Avenue, Suite 1
Manassas, VA 20110
DMV Office of Elections:
Absentee Voting starts at this location September 23, 2016
2731 Caton Hill Road
James J. McCoart Administration Building
Absentee Voting starts at this location October 17, 2016
1 County Complex Court
Dr. A.J. Ferlazzo Building
15941 Donald Curtis Drive
Haymarket Town Hall
15000 Washington Street
Haymarket, VA 20169
Revised and Printed July 1, 2016
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What’s on the Ballot?
Know Before You Go
On November 8, 2016 voters will be voting for:
6 Steps for Voting Success on Election Day
United States President and Vice President
United States Congress
In addition voters will have two Amendment Questions
on the ballot:
BALLOT QUESTION #1: Should Article I of the
Constitution of Virginia be amended to prohibit
any agreement or combination between an
employer and a labor union or labor organization
whereby (i) nonmembers of the union or
organization are denied the right to work for the
employer, (ii) membership to the union or
organization is made a condition of employment or
continuation of employment by such employer, or
(iii) the union or organization acquires an
employment monopoly in any such enterprise?
YES or NO
BALLOT QUESTION #2: Shall the Constitution of
Virginia be amended to allow the General
Assembly to provide to the localities an option to
exempt from taxation the real property of the
surviving spouse of any law-enforcement officer,
firefighter, search and rescue personnel, or
emergency medical services personnel who was
killed in the line of duty, where the surviving
spouse occupies the real property as his or her
principal place of residence and has not
remarried?
YES or NO
Election Day is
Tuesday November 8, 2016.
Polls open at 6:00am
and close at 7:00pm.
Bring Photo ID with you on
Election Day.
1. Know before you go...that your voter
registration is up to date.
Did you move since the last time you voted?
The last day to check and update your voter
registration is Monday October 17, 2016.
You can register to vote or update online
or call 703-792-6470 or email pwcvote@pwcgov.org.
2. Know before you go...where your polling
place is.
Prince William County has added new precincts.
Your polling place may have changed.
You can easily confirm where you vote online
3. Know before you go...to bring Photo ID.
4. Know before you go...what will be on
the ballot.
5. Know before you go...that you will be
marking your votes on a paper ballot.
You can see how to mark your ballot and the new voting
equipment on our website www.pwcvotes.com
6. Know before you go...to avoid long
Election Day lines you can vote absentee.
You can vote absentee if:
 You commute on Election Day
 You have business outside the County on Election Day
 You cannot stand in line for a long time
 You are in the military or you are a first responder
 You are pregnant, have a disability or any kind of illness
Apply for your absentee ballot today
Vote in the privacy of your own home. Ballots will be
mailed in September.
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Declared Candidacy Begins This Month
With the Annual Meeting set for early December the
membership will elect two members to the Board of
Directors along with 20 others to serve on eight standing committees. Now is a great time to learn and decide
what role you would like to consider in making a difference in Heritage Hunt. Below is a list of what seats will
be on the ballot at the 2016 Annual Meeting along with
a list of terms for those that currently serve.
• Board of Directors - two seats
• Architectural Review Committee - three seats
• Budget and Finance Committee - two seats
• Community Relations Committee - two seats
• Emergency Preparedness Committee - two seats
• Facilities Committee -three seats
Board of Directors
Ken Aitchison
Rex Giekes
Jack Martins
Richard Murphy
Sandy Painter
Kathy Vergano
Cathy Walsh
• Food and Beverage Committee - three seats
• Golf Committee - two seats
• Grounds Committee - three seats
Candidacy Applications will be accepted September
19 to October 14. Forms will be available online and
the Clubhouse Front Desk. Candidates must turn in a
digital head and shoulder image of themself to elections@heritagehunt.net OR for those that wish to have
a photo taken the Association staff will be available
by appointment only in the Marsh Mansion October
12-14. Appointments can be made using the email
referenced above and all applications can be turned in
to the Clubhouse Front Desk. This year there will be no
floor nominations so make sure you declare early. More
details will be published in upcoming issues and online.
Architectural Review Committee
Marge Cervoni
2017
Al Daitch
2016
W. Warren Grant
2016
Andy Johnson
2018
Frank Nahlik
2017
Vicki Neal
2018
Seymour Samuels
2016
Budget and Finance Committee
Tom Dausch
2018
Gordan Garney
2017
Terry Gonyaw
2018
Barbara Marotta
2017
Ric Perez
2017
Peter Vergano
2016
Sandra Tomlinson 2016
Community Relations Committee
Barbara Foote
2018
Ruth Hill
2018
Charlotte Kennedy
2016
Patricia Phillips
2016
Emily Russell
2018
Willard Scott
2017
Joey Wagner
2017
Emergency Preparedness Committee
Joe Beres
2016
John Busavage
2018
Bernie Leech
2017
Tommie Massey
2018
Caryl Welsh
2017
Diane White
2017
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Facilities
Bob Dunn
Jocelyn Hamilton
William Harrison
Mary Lou Johnson
Tom Kenefake
Al Stearns
Lois Wagner
Food and Beverage Committee
Judy Baird
2016
Frank Cartwright
2016
Betty Hitchcock
2017
Mary McFadden
2016
Susan Meyers
2017
Tom Morrison
2018
Jill Peterson
2018
Golf Committee
Kathy Carrico
Bruce Crandlemire
Joseph Gorzka
Walter Meyer
Denny O’Malley
William Sauder
Donna Sellinger
Grounds Committee
Nancy Burns
2018
Jim Cumming
2016
Bob Denger
2016
Sue Frank
2017
John Kammerer
2017
Bill Walsh
2016
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The Heart and Soul of Heritage Hunt Is Its Volunteers
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Leaving A Legacy As
Grandparents
Since 1978 America has celebrated the role of grandparents with designating the Sunday after Labor Day
as Grandparents Day. While it does not receive the
same acclaim as some other national holidays it is no
less important to celebrate. For many, being a grandparent keeps one young and old at the same time. On
one particular morning a seven year old arose early
to make grandma a nice cup of coffee. Struggling to
drink what was the worst cup of coffee she’d ever
had she noticed a few green army men at the bottom.
When asked why they were included in the coffee the
young boy exclaimed, “Like it says on TV, grandma,
“The best part of waking up is soldiers in your cup!”
No one would question the influence media has on
people, especially young ones. The same can be said
about grandparents.
As adventurous as my grandpa’s life was it was the
shared stories over a meal or bowl of ice cream that
I remember best. Stories like hunting a leopard that
was terrorizing the village they lived in to attending
Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation. He loved life and
sharing it with family. In a recent article published
by American Grandparents Association a few suggestions were given on what a grandparent should
save for their grandkids. One may think of money for
college, but other ideas were suggested that you may
want to consider. Things like a family recipe, an old
document like a report card or marriage license, a
photo of you with your grandkid(s), a treasured book,
record or CD and most importantly a written account
of your family history. So just like Folder’s slogan, be
the best part of your grandkids “waking up” and enjoy
creating a legacy that will carry on for generations to
come. Happy Grandparents Day!
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Advisory Committee for
Strategic Planning
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The Advisory Committee for Strategic Planning
(ACSP) is working on the extension of the current
Heritage Hunt Strategic Plan. Our goal is to create
a Plan that will serve current residents and attract
future residents. During the past few months the
committee has gathered information from a variety of
sources including, but not limited to, Board members
and Committee chairs, Prince William County, and
local Realtors.
Last month several members of the committee held
three focus group meetings with small groups of
residents to obtain their input with regard to the
wants and needs of the community now and in the
future. Residents were randomly called to participate
and confirmed participants were emailed invitations
along with the 10 questions to be discussed at the
meetings.
Each focus group was comprised of about sixteen
residents and a volunteer resident to take notes
during the meeting. Everyone who agreed to
partic-ipate attended! Residents arrived ready to talk,
and provide answers to the questions. They were
enthusiastic and appreciative of the opportunity to
share their experiences, ideas, and suggestions.
Information from the focus groups is now being
analyzed for incorporation into our strategic plan.
Several themes which occurred across all three
meetings have been identified. Some themes include:
• The need for designed and enhanced amenities to
support a vibrant and active lifestyle.
• Casual meeting area that will promote a “sense of
community.”
• Comprehensive array of diverse communication
methods to keep res-idents informed and involved.
The Advisory Committee for Strategic Planning thanks
all of the Focus Group participants for their time and
input. We hope to have more oppor-tunities to talk
with residents in small groups like this in the future.
Paula Daly,
Advisory Committee for Strategic Planning Chair
Toiletries For Veterans!
We need all sorts of toiletries, slippers, razors, for
patients at the Hunter Holmes VA McGuire Medical Ctr.
You may drop off your donations at Annette and Andy
Johnson’s front porch at 6715 Kimberwick Ct.
Questions, call 703-743-5181.
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Reserves
Heritage Hunt has four Reserve Funds, Operating Reserve, Major Project Reserves, Infrastructure Reserve,
and Repair and Replacement Reserve. I would like to
start with the Repair and Replacement Reserves (R&R
Reserve) then cover the other reserves in another
article.
The Repair and Replacement Reserve is mandated
under the Virginia Property Owners’ Association Act.
Contributions to the Repair and Replacement Reserve are based on the Cash Flow Method. Using this
method annual contributions to the R&R Reserve are
designed to offset the variable annual expenditures
from the Reserve while maintaining a threshold funding level.
A. The Virginia Property Owners’ Association Act
requires the HH Board of Directors:
• Conduct a Reserve Study at least once every five years to determine the necessity and amount of
reserve required to repair, replace and restore/
alter Community Facilities and/or Common Areas;
• Review the results of that study at least annually
to determine sufficiency of reserve; and
• Make any adjustments the Board deems necessary
to maintain reserve as appropriate levels.
• The annual budget for the R&R Reserve shall be
based upon the current estimated replacement
costs, estimating remaining life and the estimated
useful life of the capital component.
B. Part of your monthly dues is allocated towards
the R&R Reserve. The budgeted amount for 2016 is
$771,400. Each month $46.40 from your monthly
amount of $290 is going to the R&R Reserve.
C. The first step in the budget process is review
the Reserve Study. The reserve study is a list of our
tangible property, going out over 20 years. The study
calculates when each major item needs to be replaced
as well as
allowances for small items called an allowance.
D. The chairs and CMC (our management company)
review the list and evaluate whether the item needs
to be replaced during the year. A budget is prepared
based on our current information. The proposed
items are the foundation for the amount of funds that
need to be
allocated the following year to pay for these replacement and repairs.
E. As of June 30, 2016 $224,193 has been spent for
Repair and Replacement items.
F. As of June 30, 2016 your HOA has $2,275,278 in
CD’s, Treasuries, and cash to cover the cost of Repair
and Replacement items.
Barbara Marotta
Budget & Finance Committee Chair
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CRC Resident Forum
The Community Relations Committee (CRC) sponsors the popular Residents Forum Series featuring a
fellow Heritage Hunt resident sharing professional
experiences, hobbies or other areas of expertise with
our community. The forums are typically held at the
Heritage Hunt Clubhouse in the Mountain View Room
on the second Tuesday of each month from 7 to 8:30
PM. Please check HHTV, the Heritage Horn and the
Clubhouse bulletin board for further updates.
September 13 - “Exploring America Stars, Stripes
and Slide-Outs” the latest show by Dave Anderson, an
eight year Heritage Hunt resident who has been performing for over 50 years as a musician, storyteller
and songwriter. Dave’s third appearance at the Resident’s Forum is based on material he’s written over
the last two years about his and his wife’s exploits
touring the country in a travel trailer. Hear songs
about national parks and battlefields; and camping
in our great outdoors including Mount Saint Helens,
the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, and Glacier National
Parks.
His stories and songs bring to life the splendor of our
natural resources. A feature of the show are several
songs written about the valorous Minnesota 1st
Volunteer Infantry and the critical role they played
in both the First Battle of Manassas and the Battle of
Gettysburg. Join us on September 13th for Dave’s
songs, humor, and stories about America.
October 4 (special date) - Heritage Hunt Concerts
is presenting its 100th program in December!. HHC
cofounder and president, Bill Daly will outline to you
how this central element of Heritage Hunt’s active
adult lifestyle has managed to present such varied
and popular monthly programs since its 2008 founding — as a chartered club operated by resident volunteers, without HOA subsidy.
Through this discussion, you will learn how HHC
fulfills its mission: Presenting professional-caliber
programs to our community for the enjoyment of residents and their guests at the best possible price!
You will learn how HHC began as a classical concert
series and how it has evolved to also embrace rock ‘n
roll, bluegrass, show tunes, jazz, folk tunes, comedy
and countless other genres. You’ll also get a preview
of shows coming up in the next year and you will
learn how you can help present and promote these
wonderful shows. Join us in celebrating the approach
of our 100th program!
The CRC invites all Heritage Hunt residents to share
their experiences with the community at future Residence Forums. If you or someone you know in the
community has experiences of interest to the community, or if you have a request for a repeat/return
speaker, please contact Emily Russell at 703 7431875 or by e-mail at erussell10@comcast.net
Emily Russell, Community Relations Committee
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Heritage Hunt Library News
In recent months several people have asked the librarians what type of books we accept.
We are very grateful for the support of the community
and their donations of novels, biographies, non-fiction
and large print books. We have large print books &
books on tape in the closet closet to the window.
We do not accept the following types of books: coffee
table books, cookbooks, Reader’s Digest Condensed
books, text books, how-to- books, books on travel,
yearbooks, or books that are moldy or in poor condition and old maps or atlases, reference books or
magazines.
Please do not put donated books in the Marsh Mansion library. Often these books must be brought to the
Clubhouse library by the volunteer library staff & are
often far too heavy for them to be lifting.
As many of you may know, we periodically cull the
books, removing books that are more than 10 years
old, as well as books that are torn or in bad condition.
We put these on the DO NOT RETURN cart in the back
of the library and residents are welcome to take books
for their reading pleasure, please do not return them.
We ask that you only donate the types of books that
we accept. Often the number of unacceptable books
are many and very heavy for the ladies to lift and
move. We ask that if you have books that we do not
accept, to bring them to the Gainesville or Manassas
Libraries or place them in your recycle box. If you
have any questions, please feel free to call Annette
Johnson-743-5181 or Linda Deam—743-5422.
Annette Johnson
Team Trivia Night
Thursday, September 8 (7-9 PM) Ballroom
Money prizes for top 3 winning teams. The entrance
fee, used for the prizes, is $5 per person and must
be paid in cash when you check in at the registration
table on the night of the event. Teams consist of (8)
eight players. You may register as a team of eight or
less. Solo players or groups of less than eight will be
grouped together to form full teams. Pre-registration
is required and can be done by either filling out the
green forms in the main lobby or by contacting Nancy
Langley at (703) 743-5356 or nlangleyijland@yahoo.
com. Registration closes at the end of the day, Monday, September 5th. The doors open at 6:30 PM with
the bar set up from 6:30-9:00 PM. If you plan to eat
at the club before playing, you may wish to make a
reservation for 5 PM.
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educate and empower Americans to prepare for and
respond to all types of emergencies, including natural
disasters and potential terrorist attacks. In an effort to
raise awareness of emergency preparedness throughout the Heritage Hunt community, the Emergency
Preparedness Committee members and Emergency
Volunteers (EVs) will be involved in a community
outreach campaign in September, to ask a couple of
questions about each residents’ preparation for an
emergency and the status of their smoke/carbon
monoxide detectors.
Would you be ready to protect yourself and your
loved ones if there were a local or national emergency? If disaster strikes our community, you might
not have access to food, water, or electricity for some
time. Take the time now to prepare an emergency
water, food and a disaster supplies kit to service your
family for three days. Ensure that you have working, up-to-date, smoke & carbon monoxide detectors
installed properly in your home (most detectors are
only recommended by the manufacturer’s to use for
10 years). Make plans with your family and friends in
case you’re not together during an emergency. Being
prepared means staying informed. Check all types of
media – Web sites, newspapers, radio, TV, mobile and
land phones – for global, national and local information. Finally, get involved with the Heritage Hunt
Emergency Preparedness efforts by becoming an
Emergency Volunteer (EV).
Before considering volunteering to be an Emergency
Volunteer (EV), you may want to know something
about this important community service opportunity.
Some of the duties of an Emergency Volunteer (EV)
may include:
• Assisting the Emergency Preparedness Committee
with its projects and mission.
• Reporting information to emergency responders
about an emergency situation in your neighborhood.
• Passing information to community residents from
authoritative sources.
• Assisting first responders with recovery operations
such as distributing water, food and supplies.
• Assisting to account for neighbors and pets following violent weather emergencies.
• Sharing any emergency equipment or tools that can
help in emergency situations.
• Taking the Emergency Preparedness Committee
Hands-Only CPR/AED & Heimlich Maneuver course
(Offered quarterly at no charge).
• In the event of an emergency, helping to staff the
community Emergency Coordination Center.
Preparedness (contd.)
• Training other emergency volunteers in your area of
emergency expertise.
• Marking and clearing (only to level of physical capacity) hydrants in deep snow storms.
• Assisting emergency communications by operating
mobile, two-way amateur radios (Ham and FRS).
• Attending and participating in regular EV meetings
and training events.
For further information regarding the Emergency Preparedness Committee and the roles of an Emergency
Volunteer, please visit our website on the Heritage
Hunt Home page. Use the HOA drop down to locate
the tab for the Emergency Preparedness information.
If interested in becoming an Emergency Volunteer,
please contact Tommie Massey at trmassey12@gmail.
com.
Caryl Welsh, Emergency Preparedness Committee
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Gardener’s Garden
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This describes ‘Normal Gardeners’ (NG) versus ‘Obsessed Gardeners’ (OG), offering guidelines for determining which side of the perennial bed you fall into. I
know I’m not normal.What about you?
NG: You won’t leave town when your tulips are in
bloom.
OG: ...nor your daffodils, azaleas, roses, clematis, lilies,
hydrangeas.
NG: You invest in fine gardening tools.
OG: You keep spare tools in your car for gardening
emergencies.
NG: You have a compost heap.
OG: You take its temperature every day.
NG: You know the virtues of hand weeding.
OG: You’ve weeded after dark with your miner’s hat.
NG: You can’t believe you ordered so many bulbs this
fall.
OG: ... and yet, you’re still not sure you have enough.
NG: You know the Latin names of your plants.
OG: You use them in conversation.
NG: Someone says you have Plant Acquisition Syndrome.
OG: You take it as a compliment.
NG: You have dirt under your fingernails.
OG: What fingernails?
NG: You’ve had a soil test.
OG: You studied for it.
NG: You teach your kids the wonders of gardening.
OG: You forgot to have kids.
NG: You love gardening more than anything
OG: ... and you hate gardening more than anything.
Nancy Burns, Grounds Committee
& Certified Master Gardener
Green Neighborhood Group,
HOA Grounds Committee and
American Disposal
Presents
“Think Before You Throw”
What everyone needs to know about how
and what to RECYCLE.
Thursday, October 6 (10 AM)
Mountain View Card Room
Garden Club - Sept. 22
Successful Perennials, Marsh Mansion (10 AM)
Perennials give your garden its character. They
provide color and form that return to bloom again,
year after year. Perennials are an investment...well
worth choosing carefully and nurturing them to reach
top performance. Hear some ideas for success from
our own 2-year resident and Master Gardener, Nancy
Burns, on how to pick the best perennials suited to
HH, thwart bad deer boys and have a garden that
makes YOU happy, also!
Please join us for another informational talk and
discussion on topic. All residents welcome one time
prior to joining. For information please contact
Jocelyn Hamilton at 703-743-1298 or at jocelynh30@
comcast.net.
Jocelyn Hamilton
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Good Things Are
About to Happen at
the Front Gate
That’s Right. We are implementing a visitor pass
system that will dramatically reduce processing time
for all visitors arriving at the front gate. Gate Key has
added a barcode pass capability that can quickly print
out a pass to your guests the next time they enter
Heritage Hunt. Passes for your permanent guests will
be valid for one year, unless you change their status or
remove them from your account. If they are still valid
at the end of the first year, the Security Officer will
automatically renew it for another year. Passes for
temporary guests will only be valid for the period you
specify.
We anticipate the new system should be operational
before the end of this month. Needless to say, the
Security Officer is going to be very busy during the
transition for the next month or so issuing as many
passes and answering the many questions visitors
will undoubtedly have. Therefore, it would be a big
help if you make sure your account is up to date with
your Guest’s names spelled correctly. It would also
be appreciated if you need to make any last minute
changes to your account, please do it before the new
scanner system starts. It will be faster if you access your account and make any updates or changes
yourself rather than calling the front gate and asking
the Security Officer to make them for you. Once you
enter any new or updated data make sure you “Save”,
your change, it is effective immediately. If it has been
a while since you logged on to your account or need
help, contact the front desk. Gatekey.com website has
a “Resident Login” tab where you will find a tutorial
and resident manual that can walk you through the
process.
Other Gate Key communities that have implemented
this barcode pass system report a dramatic improvement in traffic control while reducing processing time
for all visitors. We believe it will do the same for us as
well.
Chuck Zumbaugh, Ground Committee
Home Health Care Equipment Lending Bank
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Please call Sue Waldron at 703-743-5067
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MANASSAS
8140 Ashton Avenue
Suite 120
Manassas, VA 20110
703.361.3128
WARRENTON
388 Hospital Drive
Warrenton, VA
20186
540.349.0906
To let her know what health care
equipment you have to lend or
to inquire about equipment that is
available for lending by residents.
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It’s Early This
Year But It’s
Not Too Late!
The semi-annual Community Open House is
scheduled for Sunday,
September 18th from
12:30 to 4PM. (It has
been held in October in the past.) Be sure to tell your
friends interested in finding out more about Heritage
Hunt about the change. Volunteer residents will be at
the Clubhouse to answer questions about the community as well as their own experiences in selecting
Heritage Hunt. Tours of the Clubhouse and the Fitness
Center will be available as well.
Several residential Open Houses will be available for
visitors to view. If you are selling your home without an agent, we can arrange to have your address
included on the Open House Listing. If you would like
to volunteer to help that day, it is not too late. For any
information about volunteering or any other aspect
of the event, contact Joan Donnelly 703-743-1325 or
email at Brooklynjoan@comcast.net.
Joan Donnelly, Future Residents Sub-committee
Owners,
Lynn and Dave Forman
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Get Ready, Get Set, Sell
At the Community Yard Sale
•
•
What? Yard sale, tag sale, garage sale
When? Saturday, October 8, 8 AM-3 PM with a rain
date of Sunday, October 9 (rain date will have the
same hours 8 AM-3 PM)
• Where? Your yard, your garage or house
• Why? To clean out all your accumulated “treasures”
• How? $5 registration fee. Sign your name and
address on the Yard Sale sign up sheet at the Front
Desk and leave your $5 check made out to “HH
HOA”. Sign-up before October 1st to have your
address on the map; after that date you can still
participate. Pick up a balloon to blow up and tie
on your mailbox on event day. We will place “Yard
Sale” signage in appropriate locations near the
event date. We will provide a street map with
seller’s addresses marked at the Front Gate and at
the Front Desk on the event day.
A list of charities, who have agreed to come to your
home to pickup any left over items, will be provided
when you sign up. It will be your responsibility to call
them, or your favorite one, for the pick up. Get ready
to sell, sell, sell!
Al Stearns
Thru October 2016
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Did you grow up pledging allegiance to the flag every morning at school? Did you serve in the military where honoring the United States flag was a part of each day’s routine?
Would you like to see the US flag, state flag and Heritage
Hunt flag each time you come into/out of the community?
If so, the Patriots Club is seeking your membership. For a
mere $10 per person, you can help make this idea a reality.
The Patriots Club’s initial objective is to have the flags of
the United States, Commonwealth of Virginia, and Heritage Hunt flying from new flagpoles at the entrance along
Heathcote Boulevard. We want to display our allegiance to
our country, state and community for all to see.
Over 800 residents have signed support for this objective.
We trust now that many will join what we hope will become the largest club in Heritage Hunt to fund and support
this objective. All dues and contributions will go toward
achieving the installation and maintenance of the three
flagpoles and flags. The flags will be illuminated at night so
that they can stay up 24/7; except for being lowered during
extreme weather, replaced due to wear, and at half-mast on
certain occasions.
No funding by the HOA is expected or requested. In order
for the Board to act favorably on this idea, they have indicated that the Grounds Committee needs to make a recommendation in favor of installing the flags. Over the past
two years they have not done so. We trust that by raising
the initial $8,000 to install the flagpoles and flags, their
concern that the residents will not contribute to this cause
will be removed. Please clip out the following membership
application and send your dues/contribution/email address to our treasurer. Please encourage your friends and
neighbors to do the same! Members will be give periodic
updates on our progress and future meetings. Thanks for
your patriotism and support!
Gerry Higgs, President
Heritage Hunt Patriots Club
Membership Application
Name:_________________________________________ Email address:______________________________________________
Yes, I want to support the Raising of the Flags at our entrance, and wish to donate the following:
_____ $10 annual dues and become a Patriot
_____ $25 to $49 and become a One Star Patriot
_____$50 to $99 and become a Two Star Patriot
_____$100 to 249 and become a Three Star Patriot
_____$250 to 499 and become a Four Star Patriot
_____$500 or more and become a Five Star Patriot
Please make your check payable to the Heritage Hunt Patriots Club and send to:
Randolph Williams, Treasurer, 6370 Metrica Court, Gainesville, VA 20155
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Thinking of selling?
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Call me today to discuss your real estate
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ONE LEVEL LIVING AT ITS BEST! - updated
‘DANBURY’ move-in ready!
LOVELY Main Lvl ‘TURNBERRY’
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2BR, 2BA, Gourmet Kitchen with NEW granite cntrs & island, deep
single bowl sink, Refrigerator, Stove & Micro, Brkfst room, Family
rm w Gas Fpl- 2-sided Gas Fpl with Sunrm, Dining rm, lge Master
BR w 2 walk-in closets, NEW neutral carpet, molding, 2 car Garage.
Fenced lndscpd yds w metal dr, Lndscpd yd. Close to Clubhs &
entry gate.!
13624 Pelham Crossover Ln
3BR, 3BA, Gourmet Kit w NEW granite counters, NEW
SS appls, Fam rm off Kit, gas Fpl, Sunroom, Liv rm, Din
rm HDWDS, NEW neutral crpt, NEW Paint, lge Master
BR w walk-in closet, recessed lts, Workshop, Deck, 2 car
Gar w metal dr, close to Clubhs and entry gate.
17670 Glass Ridge Pl
$429,900
SUPER 3-LVL ‘LIVINGSTON’- cul de sac!,
STUNNING 2-LVL ‘YARDLEY’
Fin walkout LL & fenced yd!
13668 Heythorpe Ct
4BR, 4.5BA, Grmt Kitchen w granite, & SS appls,
HDWDS, Loft, Fam rm w Gas Fpl, Din rm, Sun room, 2
Master BRs—one main lvl & one up/lvl. Finished lower
level with Rec rm, Storage & BA. Landscpd yd w Irrig
syst, 2 car garage.
3BR, 3BA, Gourmet Kit w white cabs, beautiful
‘leather –finish’ granite cntrs & island, Breakfast bay,
HDWDS, neutral crpt, molding, Fam rm off Kit w Gas Fpl,
vaulted ceilings, Liv, Dining, Rec rm, Storage, Workshop,
Deck, Patio, fenced lndscpd yd, 2 car Gar w metal dr. .
$479,900
6041 Calumet Ct
3BR (2 on M/L),3BA, Gourmet Kit w island,
SS appls, cooktop & wall oven, Fam rm off Kit, Liv, Din,
Sun rm, Den, Master BR w 2 walk-in closets, Loft, Neutral
pnt, moldg, fans, wide plank HDWDs, Trex Scr Prch,
Deck, Lndscp yd, Irrig Syst, 2 car Gar w metal dr.
$479,900
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SOUGHT-AFTER LOCATION
3-LVL ‘DANBURY’
Screened porch—backs to trees & water view!
GORGEOUS 2-LVL ‘LAKEMONT’ Screened
porch, cul de sac lot!
6920 Tred Avon Pl
$440,000
4BR, 4BA, upgraded Gourmet Kit w granite, islnd, SS appls, Brkfst
rm, wide plank HDWDS, ceramic tile, Liv rm w gas Fpl 2 sided w
Sun room/Den, Master BR w 2 walk-in closets, Loft, Fin Lower Lvl
w Rec rm/BA/BR 4, Storage/Wkshp. 2 car Gar w NEW metal dr,
Screened porch., stmpd con patio, BEAUTIFUL!
6101 Beton Ct
$595,000
COMING SOON! -Pristine 3 level Danbury - 3 BR, 4 BA, Grmt Kit, new SS appls, HDWDS, 2 Fpls, Den, Sunrm & Scr.Porch – cul de sac, backs to trees.
COMING SOON! - Beautiful 1 level Marjoram - 2 BR, 2 BA, Den, Grmt Kit w Corian, HDWDS, Fpl, Deck - on stunning golf course lot
Amanda’s selling Heritage Hunt in 2016!
6362 Bold Venture Way
SOLD $675,000
13776 Charismatic Way
SOLD $585,000
6820 Street Cry Ct
SOLD $375,000
13890
13890Chelmsford
ChelmsfordDr
Dr#202
#202
SOLD
SOLD$235,000
$235,000
6566 Alderwood Way
SOLD $381,500
6044 Calumet Ct
SOLD $467,000
13024 Triple Crown Lp
SOLD $450,000
6714 Kimberwick Ct
SOLD $525,000
7065 Heritage Hunt Dr 112
109
SOLD
Rented$250,000
$1,700
6025
6025Upland
UplandMeadow
MeadowCtCt
Rented $2,250
6552 Alderwood Way
SOLD $486,000
6264 Settlers Trail Pl
RENTED $2,350
13383 Fieldstone Way
SOLD $428,650
13688 Heritage Valley Way
SOLD $520,000
7065
7065 Heritage
Heritage Hunt
Hunt Dr
Dr 109
112
Rented$250,000
$1,700
SOLD
13493Victory
VictoryGallop
GallopWay
Way
13493
SOLD$449,900
$449,900
SOLD
6916 Tred Avon Pl
SOLD $450,000
6208 Settlers Trail Pl
SOLD $475,000
See all active Heritage Hunt listings at:
www.HeritageHuntHomes.com
Call me to view any active listing!
13013 Triple Crown Lp
SOLD $512,500
6852Tred
TredAvon
AvonPl
Pl
6852
SOLD$525,000
$525,000
SOLD
13717
13717Currant
CurrantLoop
Lp
SOLD
$369,900
$369,900
‘Ashby Ponds’
Realtor
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The H.H. Genealogy Club
presents
a two-part program
Monday, Sept. 19, at 10 a.m. in the
Mountain View Room
This meeting of our genealogy club kicks off the SeptemberJune “season” with two sessions:
The first part of our meeting, members will receive a questionnaire asking about their genealogy research interests and the
club’s upcoming programs, including the “storytelling” theme
that will overlay the programs for this period A discussion will
follow the questionnaire, with members giving their input and
views about programs they are most interested in having.
This will be followed by Lecture 1, “Interviewing Kin and Mining Home Sources by John Philip Colletta. He discusses how
to interview relatives about their family history. He gives 10
tips and concludes with advice on how best to organize what
you've learned.
All Heritage Hunt residents and guests are welcome
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Why is Genealogy the
Second Most Popular
Hobby in the U.S.?
Anyone who begins to research their family backgrounds
quickly becomes hooked. This hugely popular hobby,
cited as the second most popular by ABC News and other
media sources, is a very rewarding adventure that produces many exciting rewards, new friends and relatives,
and a fresh appreciation and understanding of our roots,
the heritage of our families. At social events, talking
about genealogy is a sure-fire icebreaker!
All of us grow up wondering:
• Where do I come from? What is the ethnicity of my
ancestors?
• What were they like? How did they live?
• Why did they move? What migration path did they
take?
• What were their religious beliefs? Their political views?
• How did they support their families?
• How did the era in which they lived affect them?
• What qualities did they pass on to me?
• Are the family stories I’ve heard true or just fiction?
As we retire and have more free time to think about our
ancestors, we realize very quickly how much we don’t
know…about uncovering their lives, especially how to
find information long filed away in locations all over the
place -- courthouses, archives, libraries, historical societies, and in boxes and suitcases in our (or our relatives’)
attics or basements.
But genealogy is not merely a collection of names and
dates. There are real lives behind those impersonal
pieces of data! Who are those people “looking at us”
in daguerreotypes, cabinet cards, and other old photographs? Pictures aren’t merely images; each picture tells
us a story. There are stories behind each person listed in
passenger lists, immigration papers, census records, old
history books, etc. Storytelling is a great way to resurrect
those long-buried ancestral lives and bring them into the
lives of our children and grandchildren.
Our Genealogy Club is planning to focus this year (September to June) on storytelling. We will explore various
ways to tell an ancestor’s story. Come to our meeting on
September 19 at 10 AM in the Mountain View room and
find out why genealogy is such a popular endeavor!
Mardie Younglof
New Club Honoring Italian
Heritage Launches
Heritage Hunt Italian Heritage Society is open to all
members of Heritage Hunt and their families. This
is an organization patterned after the one in Fairfax,
VA. If you are interested in Italian culture, history,
language, food or travel to Italy you will be involved
in our programs, events and travels. Our next two
presentations will be on September 1 and 8 from 6 to
8 pm in the Living Room of Marsh Mansion. If you can
not make either meeting contact Russell De Rose at
jardr@comcast.net or 703-743-1171 to learn more.
Russell De Rose
New York Club Outing
Come join the New York Club, on Sunday, October 16,
2016, for a super Brunch Buffet, in the private dining
room, at Grafton Street. The room is ours from 10:30
AM to 2 PM. Here are all the facts:
Place: 7380 Atlas Walk Way, Gainesville
Cost: $25 per person, which includes tax and gratuity.
Bar drinks are extra.
Contact: Irene Laheney at (703) 743-2902 or email
ilaheney@aol.com, to indicate your interest in attending. Irene will also be collecting the money.
Reservation Deadline: Wednesday, October 12, 2016.
Anita Spivack
Annual School Supply
Collection A Big Success
Many thanks to all who contributed to the Annual
HHWO School Supply Collection. We collected more
supplies this year than in previous years. The supplies
were delivered to Bull Run Middle School and Loch
Lomond Elementary School. School counselors are the
initial recipients of the supplies. They in turn distribute items to teachers and students as appropriate.
The counselors at both schools were most appreciative and send their thanks to the HH residents making
contributions. As one counselor said, “Thank you just
isn’t enough.”
Donna Petruska
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talented Heritage Hunt resident artists and crafters
will once again be previewing their creativity and providing a pre-holiday shopping experience for friends
and neighbors. There will be a fabulous selection of
jewelry, fabric arts, holiday items, photography, fine
art and as usual something unexpected.
Attention artists and crafters: If you participated
in at least one of the last two shows you should have
already received an application. If not, and you want
to join in the fun, space is still available. Contact the
coordinator, Kerin Vark, at 703 743-1070 or kerinvark@comcast.net. Applications must be received no
later than September 30th.
Please note that all exhibitors must be residents of
Heritage Hunt and all items exhibited and sold must
be created by the exhibitors personally.
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Heritage Hunt Woodcarvers
Well the summer is about over so it is time to plan
how you will spend your hours inside where it will
be warm this winter. Why not take up woodcarving
if you haven’t tried it? If you have carved in the past,
now is the time to get back to it. Check out some of
the carvings the club has recently completed in the
display cabinet near the Up to Par (UTP) office in the
downstairs hall.
If you have never carved before and would like to
learn, come to the carving club on any Tuesdays 1 PM
to 4 PM in the craft room downstairs in the clubhouse.
To learn, we will furnish the wood, knife and instructions. Carvings make nice gifts for your grand kids,
family and friend. We have both men and women
beginning and experienced carvers participating. So
come by and give it a try as there is no charge for the
experience. You may contact J.C. Evans, 703-7431321 or Jon Crissey, 703-743-1317 if you would like
further information.
J.C. Evans
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On Saturday, September 24th at 8 AM, the 15th Annual Heritage Charity Classic 5K/2K Cancer Walk/
Run/Bike will be held here at Heritage Hunt. Over
the years, the Heritage Charity Classic has organized
Golf Tournaments, Casino Nights, Bingos, and Walks
in support of various cancer charities. To date we
have contributed over $1.1 million dollars to the fight
against cancer.
The last few years all proceeds have been donated
to the Novant UVA Cancer Center at Lake Manassas
right here in Gainesville. When we started the Cancer
Walk/Bike/Run, the Cancer Center had not yet been
built. Our neighbors who needed treatment had to
travel to Fairfax and fight the traffic, or drive to Charlottesville.
Last year nearly 200 people of all ages participated in
the Cancer Walk/Run/Bike….from 5 years old to over
85 years young. Come on out and enjoy a walk, run
or bike through our community, socialize with neighbors, support the fight against cancer, and maybe even
win a door prize. T-shirts, food and beverages will be
provided….all for the $25 entry fee. The Cancer Walk/
Run/Bike will begin on the Clubhouse Lawn at 8 AM
sharp. Registration forms, with additional information, are available at the Front Desk. You may register
up until the day of the event, as well as on the morning of the event. T-shirts may be picked up Monday
through Friday evening, September 19 - 23 from 5:00
– 7:30 PM in the Clubhouse Lobby. Any questions,
please call Frank Maresca at 703-743-5088.
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Hello Heritage Hunt Residents! My name is Debbie
Schlueter and I started teaching fitness classes at HH
this Spring after teaching classes and attending fitness
conferences in Illinois and Virginia for the past 13
years. I have been taking group exercise classes for
30 years and I try to stay knowledgeable about fitness
and health research. I have a Master’s degree from
the University of Chicago so I will admit that I am a
research nerd and my class attendees know I share it
whenever possible.
One of the most important things I have learned is
that muscles only know movement or no movement.
As long as they are not injured, muscles can get stronger regardless of age. You should always be working
to maintain or add muscle mass or you will surely lose
Healthy Options (contd.)
it naturally over time. Reduced muscle mass lowers
your metabolism leading to weight gain and increases
the likelihood of falls as stabilizing muscles become
weaker. You cannot only do cardio exercise and
increase your muscle mass sufficiently. Controlled
movements with high repetitions and lower weights
are very effective at increasing bone density, adding
muscle mass and increasing one’s metabolism. Come
visit a PowerPump class to learn proper form from
either Chaka at 10:10am on Thursdays or with me
on Mondays at 10:10am. The first class you attend of
each type is free. We have numerous modifications
for every exercise and we regularly accommodate
persons with injuries.
It is easy to forget that your heart is a muscle, not
an organ. In our Tabata classes on Wednesdays at
10:10am and Fridays at 9:00am we use intervals to
exercise your heart. We alternate low-impact cardio
exercises with weight training. We do each move for
only 20 seconds with 10 seconds of rest in between.
After you complete 8 moves, you get a minute of recovery. Research has shown that this type of interval
class is a very effective way of training your heart
muscles and produces results much more quickly than
steady-state training like walking at the same pace. It
is also shown to help maintain and grow areas of the
brain that can reduce over time helping to prevent
dementia.
In Monday’s Low-Impact Aerobics at 9:00am, we
improve our cardiovascular endurance, coordination
and agility for the first 45 minutes. Then we do 15
minutes of resistance training. Attendees pick which
muscles they want to strengthen during that time.
All of these classes are specifically designed for activeolder adults with smaller class sizes to provide more
individual attention, appropriate movements, suitable
duration of work and lower music volumes
I can’t resist my urge to share research I read in Always Hungry? by David Ludwig, MD, PhD, an obesity
specialist at Harvard University for the past 30 years.
He explains that too much insulin causes fat cells
to increase in size and number resulting in humans
gaining weight. What causes the body to produce too
much insulin? The answer is sugar and the highly
processed starches that you find in packaged “lowfat” foods made with refined grains, potato products
or concentrated sugar. He states, “Overeating hasn’t
made our fat cells grow; our fat cells have been
programmed to grow, and that has made us overeat.”
Insulin ushers calories into fat cells so we run low on
accessible calories for energy making us hungry more
quickly. His explanation helped me to understand
why I need to cut back on the processed carbohydrates that act fast on satisfying the brain, but result
in weight gain over time.
I hope to see you in class! Remember, the first visit to
each type of class is free
Debbie Schlueter, Fitness Instructor
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Two New Fitness
Classes Offered This Fall
Restorative Yoga - Mondays (5 PM)
Restorative yoga is a yoga practice that has a healing and recuperative approach. It relies on the use
of props and the prolonged holding of a few simple
poses to achieve a deep level of relaxation. Every pose
is done on the floor, so that the muscles don’t have
to work to hold us up. This practice also gives us the
opportunity to quiet our minds helping us to let go of
stress. It is for anyone, from the very fit to the deconditioned. It is especially helpful for those of us who
lead fast-paced lives, are under stress, or have a regular, more intense physical workout. A restorative yoga
practice adds the balance of yin to our yang natured
lives. In summary restorative yoga:
•
Enhances flexibility
•
Deeply relaxes the body
•
Stills the mind
•
Improves capacity for healing and balancing
•
Balances the nervous system
•
Boosts the immune system
•
Enhances mood states
Classes will begin September 19 at the Fitness Center
aerobics room and taught by Elizabeth Finnan.
Golden Grooves - Wednesdays (11:30 AM)
Golden Grooves is a slower paced aerobic format that
mixes traditional moves with sashays, mambos and
other easy to execute steps for a fun cardio workout!
Participants have the option of using small balls,
bands and lightweights to work on balance, coordination, strength and flexibilty.
This is a nice class for the beginner, or those looking for a less intense but effective full body workout.
Classes will begin September 7 at the Fitness Center
aerobics room and will be taught by Lisa MoscatelloHartung.
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Seated Aerobics - A Class
Anyone Can Do!
FREE Class, September 12 (10 AM), Ballroom
How many times has your doctor recommended
watching your diet and exercising? If you have arthritis, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes,
cardiac problems, your doctor has likely recommended exercise as a prescription for managing pain
and reducing the effects of these health issues. Also,
exercise aide’s memory, improves mood and promotes
a feeling of well-being.
It seems like such a simple recommendation, but
beginning an exercise program is not easy for many
people. Problems with knees, hips and back can make
it difficult. Many simply don’t know where to start.
Seated aerobics, often called “dancing in a chair” is a
simple and effective way to begin. It’s a “fun”ctional
fitness class including an upper and lower body
workout which can be modified as needed. The class
provides a full body workout with no strain on knees,
hips and back. Many of the movements can be done
at home on your own. This class works for beginning
exercisers, experienced exercisers, those with medical
conditions or those who use a cane or a walker.
The class includes three segments:
• Cardio workout-which elevates the heart rate and
breathing rate to increase oxygen volume in the
body and the brain. Most of the cardio benefits
come from arm movements which can be modified as needed,
• Stretching and flexibility for functional fitnessThis segment eases tight muscles and stiff joints
to allow every day function.
• Strength training-helps build bone mass to ward
off osteoporosis. Simple resistance bands are used
to build strength.
The 10 week fall session will begin with a FREE trial
class on Monday, September 12 in the Great Oak Ballroom at 10:00. Please bring bottled water.
Seated aerobics classes are held on both Monday
and Thursday in the Ballroom. Fall session begins
on Thursday, September 15 and Monday, September,
September 19.
Fee: one class weekly for 10 weeks-$80, two classes
weekly for 10 weeks-$140. Contact Joey Wagner 703743-1043 for questions or information.
Joey Wagner, Fitness Instructor
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Cycling Club News
MARIA’S
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In September our start time will revert to 8:30 AM to
accommodate the start of school and let the busses at
Bull Run Middle School and in Piedmont get out of our
way.
Holy Cow!! July was a ride in the furnace, but it did not
stop our hardy bunch from getting out and riding 2030 miles on most mornings and continuing with our
leisurely neighborhood rides on Tuesday. However,
it did put a damper on our riding the W&OD, over to
National Harbor, and etc. where the start times would
be delayed and end times would correlate the highest
heat of the day. The weather forecasters say that on
average July is the warmest month of the year. They
predicted that during August, temperatures should
ease out of the high 90s to the high 80s and then
moderate even more in September. August 4th, temperatures were cool enough to support a ride from
the Marsh Mansion over the Aldie for lunch and then
return. Hopefully, the weather forecasters are right
about the moderating temperatures. We need to catch
up on our outside HH rides.
One of our
members, who
has been in
cool Colorado
for much of the
summer, sent us
a picture of this
very informative
sign.
Who knew that
the average
cyclist consumes
22 gallons of
beer per year
and peddles
1,852 miles per
year for an average of 84 miles
per gallon? Since
we typically ride
75-100 miles
per week, most of us do not have a problem riding the
1,852 miles. In fact, one of our members has been
clocking 700 – 800 miles per week getting ready for
the national senior Olympics. However, several of us
admit we need to get to work on our beer drinking. I
suppose wine would be a good substitute.
The Cycling Club is meets every Monday – Friday at
the Marsh Mansion, except on days we transport our
bikes to start points outside of HH. In the coming
months, we have lots of fun rides planned for outside
of Heritage Hunt. Some will include an overnight stay
at interesting locations.
Cycling Club News (contd.)
On Tuesdays the Club has been conducting a leisurely
ride lasting 60 minutes (plus or minus a minute or
two) over mostly level terrain. The ride stops for a
water break at approximately 30 minutes and at Subway at Merchants Square in Dominion Valley for coffee, tea, sodas, and chit chat before returning to HH.
Persons not yet on the HH Cycling Club email list
may get on the list by emailing Bob Shannon at trebor927@gmail.com. Being on the list will allow you
to know when weather conditions are considered too
severe to ride locally or when the club is going to take
a ride with a starting point away from HH.
Andy Johnson
HH Hiking Group
July came and went with only one group hike due to
the heat and humidity. Yes, it was humid the day we
were there. We hiked the now completed outer ring
green trail on Bull Run Mountain. This seems to be
our go to nearby hiking area. This loop is an enjoyable
hike of about 4 miles over varying terrain and elevation changes that passes points of historical interest.
The entire loop is now in the woods as they blazed a
new section of trail so the final half-mile is no longer
along the road. The location so near Heritage Hunt is
an added plus.
We look forward to the upcoming fall weather for more
enjoyable hiking conditions and more challenging
hikes. To be added to the HH Hiking Club email contact
list please email Margi Worrest at mbworrest@gmail.
com. This will keep you informed of where we plan to
hike as well as cancellations due to weather issues.
Margi Worrest
Office: (540) 364-4924
Cell/Emergency: (703) 405-7717
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Wine Club - September 19
Quattro Goomba’s Winery
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The Heritage Hunt Chapter of the American Wine
Society invites members and guests to explore quality wines, vineyards, wineries, and wine-makers. Our
club is dedicated to wine education and the appreciation and enjoyment of wine from around the world.
Sixty members
and guests
attended our
July 18 meeting in the clubhouse. The
event featured
a delightful tasting of
Italian wines
led by Tom Savage of International Cellars, with help
from our friends at Cork & Fork. Tasting focused on
the wines of Molise, on the Adriatic Coast, and Erice,
on the western tip of Sicily. We enjoyed wines based
on a wide range of lesser-known Italian grapes. This
was an entertaining and educational session. In addition to Tom’s excellent presentation and discussion,
we were pleased to have as special guests Sudha and
Pandit Patil, proprietors of Narmada Winery, a highquality, boutique winery located in nearby Amissville
VA.
Our August meeting featured the terrific wines now
being produced by Naked Mountain Winery. Naked
Mountain is one of the oldest, continuously-operating
wineries in Virginia. Under the leadership of owners
Randy and Meagan Morgan, the winery has reclaimed
its spot as a premier Virginia-wine producer. Sandy
Bly, General Manager, and her team introduced us to
the excellent reds and whites being produced by this
venerable producer.
Our guest on September 19 will be Quattro Goomba’s
Winery in nearby Aldie. Quattro Goomba’s was
founded in 2008 by
Jay and Jody DeCianno
and David and Carole
Camden. The DeCianno’s wine making
experience goes back
generations to Italy, and
the Camden family has
been involved in Virginia agriculture since
the mid 18th century. The partners founded Quattro
Goomba’s with a focus on the enjoyment, with friends
and family, of both wine and food. The presentation
and tasting will be led by Fletcher Henderson, winemaker, who is well-known to many of our club members. Fletcher has been in the wine business for over
15 years, and his involvement with and support of our
wine club dates to its very beginnings. He assumed
wine-maker responsibilities for Quattro Goomba’s this
past February. Prior to that we was wine-maker at La
Grange, and visited our club last fall. You can expect
an informative and enjoyable presentation.
Wine Club (contd.)
The Virginian Dining Room will open at 6:45pm on
Monday September 19 with ‘social’ wines and the opportunity to greet old friends and meet new ones. The
presentation of our featured wines will follow. We’ll
have light fare for paring. Door prizes will conclude a
great event. Reservations are required for members
and guests (who are always encouraged). Registration closes 12pm noon Friday September 16. To
reserve your seat contact Emily Russell at omieljr@
aol.com or 703-743-1875.
Please visit the HH Wine Club at www.facebook.com/
hhwineclub. You’ll find future scheduled events including a fun and informative Wine Jeopardy event in
October.
Heritage Hunt Wine Club - Communications
A top-ten chapter of the American Wine Society.
Gourmet Coterie (GoCo)
Friday, September 16, 10 AM
GoCo’s first meeting after the summer break is coming up on September 16th at 10:00 AM in the Mountain View Room. The program is about a new business in the neighborhood: Total Wine. This company
was founded in 1991 by two brothers and has now
expanded to 135 superstores in 18 states. Come to
the meeting and hear what makes Total Wine different and why we should be pleased to have their store
in Gainesville. The answer may surprise you.
Kristin Falcon
Free Movie Night
Friday, September 9, 7:30 pm
The Cinema Sisters will present “Eddie the Eagle” as
the September 9 movie to be shown in the Great Oak
Ballroom at 7:30 pm.
“The story details the inspiring exploits of Michael
Edwards, better known as “Eddie the Eagle,” the most
notoriously tenacious ski jumper in British history.
The film’s portrayal of Edwards, who never stopped
believing in himself, celebrates the human spirit and
resilience in the face of extraordinary odds and challenges.”
Free popcorn and cash bar will be available in the
ballroom. It is IMPORTANT to make reservations to
ensure adequate seating and popcorn. FOR RESERVATIONS, call Dianne at 703-743-1453 or Darlene at
703-743-2291, or email hhmovie@aol.com, stating
name and number attending by noon on September 9.
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Oktoberfest
Sunday, September 25 | 5:30 p.m. | great oak ballroom
Come dance a little polka and drink a little beer...
there’ll be bratwurst, german food and lots of cheer!
Featuring authentic
German music by
The LOW’n’BROWS
BUFFET
Pretzels with Beer Cheese | Pierogies
German Potato Salad | Spätzle | Jägerschnitzel
Bratwurst and Braised Cabbage | Black Forest Cake
$39 per person
Prices are inclusive of tax and service charge.
Reservations will be accepted between August 14 and September 14.
Please complete a blue reservation form or visit the club’s website.
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s p & paint
Friday, September 30 | 4:00 - 6:00 p.m. | the Knoll
Sip some wine, have some light hors d’oeuvres,
and paint your own masterpiece with
step-by-step instruction from an experienced artist.
$35 per person
includes canvas, paint, first glass of wine, and light hors d’oeuvres.
reservations will be accepted between august 16 and September 16.
please complete a blue reservation form or visit the club’s website.
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Tuesday Night Buffet Menu
SEPTEMBER
Sept 6 | BBQ Baby Back Ribs, Southern Style Macaroni
Salad, Country Style Collard Greens, Loaded Whipped
Potatoes, Watermelon Fruit Salad
Sept 13 | Pulled Pork Carnitas, Black Bean and Corn Salad, Southwest Salad, Cilantro Rice, Crazy Corn, Churros
Sept 20 | Bayou Boil, Hushpuppies, Chop Salad, Bourbon
Bread Pudding
Sept 27 | Chicken Curry, Shrimp Pad Thai, Spring Rolls,
Oriental Vegetables, Mango Rice Pudding
OCTOBER
OCT 4 | Garlic Toast * Cucumber Tomato Salad * Braised
Short Ribs * Herb Roasted Red Potatoes * Fire Grilled
Vegetables * Chocolate Cake
OCT 11 | Dinner Rolls * House Salad Bar * Fried Chicken *
Baked Potato Skins * Macaroni & Cheese * Broccoli *
Strawberry Cake
OCT 18 | Spinach Cranberry Salad * Roast Pork Loin *
Mushroom Ravioli * Ratatouille * Tiramisu
OCT 25 | Dinner Rolls * Shrimp Salad * Lemon Thyme
Salmon * Rice Pilaf * Grilled Asparagus *Caramel Cheesecake
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Dining At Your Virginian
Dining Room
When you make plans to eat out at a restaurant you
probably leave your house with a set of expectations
of what your dinning experience will be.
You expect to be greeted in a friendly manner; your
server to be knowledgeable about food and drink
specials as well as the other items on the menu; to
have your food cooked as ordered and delivered in a
reasonable time frame.
If you’ve eaten at the Virginia Dinning Room (VDR)
and your experience matches the expectations mentioned above, then you’re happy, and will spread the
word to others. If your dinning experience was NOT
GOOD, for ANY reason, then we need to know that!
You can do that by one of two means. First, tell your
server what your dissatisfaction with the meal is, and
see if they can resolve it for you on the spot. If not
you could speak to the Dinning Room Manager. The
second means, is to fill out the Comment Card noting
what the particular problem(s) was.
Shaun Fronk, Director of Operations for Up To Par
(UTP), and the Dining Room Manager read every
Comment Card. If they are showing any type of negative trends such as food being served cold or that it’s
not being cooked as ordered, they will then personally
meet with the kitchen staff and servers responsible
for preparing and delivering the food orders to ensure
they are aware of these problems, and look for ways
to remedy them.
One of the most frequent problems our diners cite is
that the meal takes too long to get to the table from
the time they ordered it. The process of taking your
orders and getting your food to you is a multi-step
process.
Your server approaches your table. He/she will ask
if you’d like any drinks or appetizers. He/she takes
down all orders and enters them into the computer.
Then the server, after allowing a few minutes for the
diners to enjoy their drinks/appetizers should come
back to the table to take the entrée orders. For six
to ten people this also takes time. Then the orders
are input into the computer with a food ticket being printed in the kitchen. It is from this point in the
process that the clock starts ticking in getting your
entrée prepared and delivered to your table. The industry standard for this part of the meal process is 15
minutes for lunch and 20 minutes for dinner. If this is
not happening in the time frame referenced, we want
to know so we can improve. We need that information
to examine kinks in our system.
We work hard to earn your business and want to
ensure your dining experience is a positive one. Keep
providing us your feedback and know we want you to
proudly talk about your Virginia
Dining Room with others.
Shaun Fronk, Director of Operations
Healthy Tailgate Recipe
Honey-Ginger Chicken Bites - 12 servings
Ingredients:
• 2/3 cup of honey
• 2 Tbls of fresh lemon juice
• 2 Tbls cider vinegar
• 2 Tbls minced, peeled fresh ginger
• 2 Tbls of low sodium soy sauce
• 2 tsp dark sesame oil
• 1 tsp of grated orange rind
• 1 tsp Worcestershire sauce
• 4 garlic cloves minced
• 1 1/4 lbs of skinless, boneless chicken thighs cut
into bite-sized pieces
• Cooking spray
• 1 tsp of salt
• 1/4 tsp of black pepper
• 2 tsp of cornstarch
• 2 tsp of water
• 2 tsp sesame seeds (optional)
Preparation:
• Combine first 9 ingredients in a large zip lock bag
Seal and shake well. Add chicken and toss to coat.
Refrigerate at least 2 hrs or overnight.
• Preheat oven to 425. Remove and arrange chicken
in a single layer on a broiler pan coated with cooking spray and sprinkle salt/pepper. Bake for 20
mins.
•
Strain marinade discarding the solids. Place
remaining marinade in a saucepan and bring to a
boil for 3 mins. Combine cornstarch and water in a
small bowl and add mixture to the saucepan. Cook
and whisk for 1 minute. Remove from heat and
pour glaze into a large bowl.
• Preheat broiler
• Add chicken to glaze and toss to coat. Place chicken mixture on a jelly roll pan and broil 5 mins or
until brown. Stir twice and sprinkle with sesame
seeds.
Recipe by David Bonom, Cooking Light with the photo
by Lee Harrelson
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H.H.W.O
FALL FINE ART
& CRAFTS SHOW
Tuesday, Oct. 25,
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
in the HH Clubhouse
Over 30 H.H. artists
& crafters!
Holiday and decorative items, jewelry
photography, fabric crafts,
original art works and
much, much more!
Raffle of exhibitor donated items
at 4:00
Net proceeds go to the HHWO
charities
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Save the Date
Sept 8............................................ Cirque Du Soleil Excursion
Sept 9.............................................................. Free Movie Night#
Sept 18..............................................Community Open House
Sept 22.............................................Attacca Quartet Concert&
Sept 23.................................................... Immunizations Clinic
Sept 24................................Charity Classic Walk/Run/Bike
Sept 27................................................Tudor Estate Excursion
Oct 6..........................................Potomac Bingo Lunch Cruise
Oct 8.........................................................Community Yard Sale
Oct 18.....................................................Little Foxes Excursion
Oct 20.................................................The Shirelles’ Concerts&
Oct 21............................................................. Free Movie Night#
Oct 25...............................................Fine Art and Crafts Show
Nov 1........................................................Charity Classic Bingo
Nov 8......................................................................... Election Day
Nov 9........................................................... Carousel Excursion
Nov 9-10.......................................... Little Theater’s Fall Play
Nov 15..............................................Men in Song Fall Concert
Nov 17.............................Tribute to Johnny Cash Concerts&
Nov 18............................................................ Free Movie Night#
Dec 7 & 8..........................Women of Note Holiday Concert
Dec 9............................................................Holiday Home Tour
Dec 15............................................................Wicked Excursion
Dec 15.......................................................Beatles’ Dance Party
Dec 20............................... Men in Song Holiday Sing-Along
About Reservations:
• Events marked *: Event flyers list the dates that
reservations open and close. Reservations are not
accepted prior to the date reservations open. Make
reservations utilizing the blue F&B reservation form
available in the clubhouse lobby or reserve online at
the address listed in the flyer. A reservation may be
cancelled at no penalty up to 72 hours prior to an
event. To cancel your reservation, complete a red
cancellation form available in the clubhouse lobby.
Reservations canceled within 72 hours of the event
time, incur a charge equal to 50 percent of the food
portion.
• Concerts marked & : For Heritage Hunt Concerts
reservations, fill out the ivory-colored form and
attach a
check payable to “Heritage Hunt Concerts.”
• Events marked #: For Free Movie Night reservations, call Darlene, 703-743-2291, or Dianne,
703-743-1453.
• Events unmarked: Either special reservation
instructions must be followed or no reservation is
required. Look for information as available in the
clubhouse and on www.heritagehunt.net.
Upcoming Excursions
Heritage Hunt Women’s Organization
Dr. Gridlock (Robert Thompson) has written for the Washington Post
since 2006. Dr. Gridlock has a lot to say about our Rte. 66 projects
and other topics that will be of interest to everyone in this western
suburb of Washington DC.
Cirque Du Soleil - Kurios
September 8, 2016 (Thursday, 7:30 PM)
Tuesday September 13, 2016
Cost: $95 (Includes transportation and ticket)
Departs at 6 PM and returns around 11 PM.
Meeting, Program & Luncheon
starting at 10:00 am
Tudor Place Estate
September 27, 2016 (Tuesday, 10 AM)
Cost: $25 (Includes transportation)
Departs at 9 AM and returns around 2 PM.
Potomac Bingo Lunch Cruise
October 6, 2016 (Thursday, 12 PM)
Cost: $75 (Includes transportation, meal & bingo)
Departs at 9:30 AM and returns around 3:30 PM.
The Little Foxes at Arena Stage
October 18, 2016 (Tuesday, 12 PM)
Clubhouse Great Oak Ballroom
HHWO Members: To reserve and order lunch, complete the white
HHWO form in the clubhouse lobby no later than noon Tuesday,
September 6, 2016.
Place the completed form in the wooden box marked HHWO
HHWO Members who do not stay for lunch may be seated in the
Program Only section – no reservation required.
Non-Members who are Women HH Residents are invited to attend one
meeting/program and then encouraged to join the HHWO for $15 per year.
Departs at 10:30 AM and returns around 3:30 PM.
HERITAGE HUNT
WOMEN’S ORGANIZATION
Carousel at Arena Stage
November 9, 2016 (Wednesday, 7:30 PM)
Departs at 5:30 PM and returns around 11 PM.
Wicked at The Kennedy Center
December 15, 2016 (Thursday, 7:30 PM)
Departs at 5 PM and returns around 11 PM.
Excursion Registration - Each excursion has
limited seating so please book early. You can sign up
online by visiting the calendar event and clicking on
“Sign Up.” You may also obtain and turn in a print form
to the Clubhouse Front Desk.
Payment - You may pay either by check made out to
Heritage Hunt HOA or through your clubhouse account.
When paying by check please indicate the excursion
in the memo line and drop off at the Clubhouse Front
Desk.
Cancellation - Cancellation within two weeks of
the event will be charged unless a substitute can be
obtained by the reserving party or from a possible wait
list party. For questions contact Mark at 703-743-5475.
DINNER FOR 8
Here’s Your Invitation to Dinner
Where: Your House
What: Delicious Italian Dinner
prepared by accomplished
HHWO Chefs
When: Delivered to your home on a mutually
agreed upon date
Who: With 7 of your dearest family or friends
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The Menu
Antipasto Platter
Salad with Parmesan Cheese
Garlic Bread
Stuffed Portobello Mushrooms
Ziti with Marinara Sauce &
Scrumptious Meatballs
Olive Oil Cake with Vanilla Oranges
Wine
After Dinner Mints & Cordial
How To Win
 Purchase raffle tickets at HHWO
registration (August 1st & 22nd) or…
 Purchase raffle tickets at the Sept., Oct.
HHWO meeting or…
 Call Gloria Smith (571-445-3094) & Pat
Schneider (703-743-1384) for raffle
tickets
 Raffle drawing Nov. 15 at HHWO meeting
 Tickets…$1 each/6 for $5
All Proceeds Go To Local Charities
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Performing Arts Showcase
Women of Note Needs You
Hey, there. I’ve heard you singing in the rain.
And with all the rain we’ve had this summer,
you must have gotten lots of practice. Now,
don’t give me that old excuse about not being able to carry a tune. Our director, Bobbie
Bragg helps us to work wonders with our
voices. The Bible says “Make a joyful noise
unto the Lord.” Nowhere does it say you have
to be good enough for the Kennedy Center.
You just have to be joyful. Believe me, we at
the Women of Note enjoy ourselves and all
the women we have gotten to consider as
family.
The Women of Note sing in three and fourpart harmony and perform two concerts each
year, one in December and in May. Our latest
Spring Concert we sang Hernandos Hideawaye, Dave Brubeck’s Take Five. How many
of you know that there are words to Take
Five? Adding a Patriotic Medley along with
an Ode to Beethoven Medley were all part of
our spring program.
We practice on Monday evenings in the Billiards Room at 7-9 PM. The time flies by as
we learn new songs and try to remember one
or two we have sung before. It’s relaxed and
we will welcome you with open arms. Come
and join us. Call Barbara Kenefake at 703743-1007 in early September to set up a time
when the director determines which voice
group fits you. Hope to see you. Keep that
song not only in your heart, but on your lips
as well.
Joyce Mancini
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Little Theater News
After taking a short summer break, Little
Theater is back hard at work on our fall production, “The Book of Murder,” by Ron Cowen.
This audience
participation
mystery is codirected by Ina
Mayer and Bill
Harrison and
will be presented on November
9 and 10. Auditions were held in late August
and a great cast has been assembled.
As you can see, theater requires a great variety of talents and hard work. Set construction, makeup, costumes, actors, stage managers, directors, prompters, producer are just a
few of the many roles. Anyone interested in
theater is gladly welcomed.
For information contact our directors or
membership chair Ginny McCardle (pmccardle@comcast.net). Our annual picnic will
be held September 24 at Gene and Kathryn
Schmiel’s.
Set construction:eight man (and woman)
crew, power tools, lots of 2” x 4”s. What
could be more fun!
Heritage Hunt Little Theater
Presents
“The Book of Murder”
By
Ron Cowen
An Audience Participation Mystery
Directed by Ina Mayer and Bill Harrison
November 9 and 10 (Only Two Nights)
7:30 PM - $10 - Concert seating
Tickets on sale October 1st
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Season of Singing
After a summer of special events such as
presenting a program of spirituals for the
Sisters at the Benedictine Monastery in
Bristow, Virginia, and a select ensemble performing for the World War II “Home Front”
presentation at the Oatlands Plantation in
Leesburg, Virginia, the Heritage Hunt “Men
in Song” took a few weeks off for a welldeserved rest.
On September 12th, we will be holding an
open rehearsal for all new residents (and
established ones, too) who might be interested in singing with us on a permanent
basis! No “contracts in blood” are necessary… just come and see if you enjoy it! The
rehearsal will be from 7:15 until 8:30 on
Monday evening, September 12, in the Ballroom!
Don’t miss this evening of harmony, fun and
fellowship!
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On September 22, the much-acclaimed and
energetic, award-winning Attacca Quartet
will present:
• Mozart Divertimento in D major, K. 136
– written when Mozart was 16, a delightful and charming work that is brilliantly
inventive and demands exceptional
virtuosity.
• Mendelssohn Quartet in A minor, Op. 13
– composed when Mendelssohn was 18
and his first major quartet. One of his
most passionate works, which he wrote
a few months after Beethoven’s death.
• Beethoven Quartet No. 14 in C-sharp
minor, Op. 131 – Beethoven considered
this to be the greatest of his 16 string
quartets and his favorite among the later
quartets.
Show: 7:30 pm Cash Bar: 7:00 pm
Make your reservation using HHC’s ResForm,
available online and in the clubhouse lobby.
Questions? Call Elena Portoles at 743-1820.
Looking ahead...
October 20: Shirley Alston Reeves
(See ad on opposing page)
November 17: Tribute to Johnny Cash
All the great Johnny Cash hits
December 15: Beatles Dance Party
Featuring Hard Day’s Night
Reserve early, all three these shows may sell
out weeks in advance.
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September 22
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Enjoy Great Shirelles Songs!
Will You Love Me Tomorrow
Dedicated To The One I Love
Everybody Loves A Lover
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Baby It’s You
October 20
Theater-Style Seating, $39 pp
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Fill Your Calendar
• Alcoholics Anonymous “Friends of Bill” - The purpose
of the group is to provide support to residents who have a
desire to stop drinking, or to protect their current sobriety.
AA meets Tuesdays at 7 PM in the Ticket Room of the
Marsh Mansion.
• Allegro is a classical music and opera club that meets
on Thursday evenings in the board room at 7:30-9:00 pm.
Some members enjoy dinner together in the Virginia Room
beforehand. For information about programs, please email
bobmisbin@comcast.net
• Beginners Bridge group meets every Saturday from
10 AM to 12 PM in the Clubhouse Billiards Room. This is
a group for people who would like to learn how to play
bridge. Please call Joan Turner 571-284-6978 if you are
interested in joining us for some fun.
• Bible Study group meets on Mondays 3:15-5 PM,
September through June. Questions? Please call Betty,
703-743-5053, or Mae, 703-743-5011.
• Bible Study meets every Wednesday evening at 7:30
PM in the Clubhouse Mountain View Room. For more
information contact Jim Beck 703-743-2241.
• Heritage Hunt Men’s Billiards Club – On Thursday
evenings at 6:30 PM in the Blue Ridge Room, billiards
players get together for several games. All are welcome to
attend and good times are had by all. Contact Al Daitch at
703-743-5135 for more information.
• Heritage Hunt Blanket Stitchers/Crocheters meet
every Wednesday from 1-3 PM in the craft room. Our
on-going projects are making blankets for veterans of the
Armed Forces in nursing homes, Project Linus (a group
that gives blankets to traumatized children), scarves for the
Special Olympics and Women’s Heart Health Organization.
We invite anyone who is having problems with a pattern
or would like to learn to crochet, or just wants to come and
chat a bit to join us. For more information, call Annette
Johnson at 703-743-5181.
• Book Club will meet in the Blue Ridge Room at 11 AM
on Thursday, September 15, Thunderstruck by Erik Larson;
October 20, Herbert Hoover: The American Presidents
Series by William Leuchtenburg; November 17, Crossing
to Safety by Wallace Stegner. The discussion group meets
the third Thursday of each month. For more information
call Pauline Cratty, 703-743-2737 or Nancy Johnston at
571-261-9983.
• Bowling: The 2016/2017 fall/winter leagues are
starting this month. Mondays on the 12th; Wednesdays
on the7th and Fridays on the 9th. We bowl at the Bull Run
Bowl America alleys located on Balls Ford Road, just north
of Sudley Road. Because of the annual business meetings
the first mornings, bowling starts at 9:30 the first day, then
at 10:00 thereafter.
• Canasta Players: Everyone is invited to join HH’s
canasta group. Over 25 individuals have registered to
date to play with 5-12 showing up weekly. “Double draw,”
“discard stack always frozen,” “double Canasta to go out”
with most other standard rules applying played. We play
every Monday afternoon at 1 PM in the clubhouse Blue
Ridge Room. To register or receive answers to any
questions contact John Bonilla at 703-743-1549.
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• Chess Club: Join us for a friendly game of chess in the
Marsh Mansion Garden Room, Wednesday nights, 6-9 PM.
Men and women at all levels are welcome. If you are rusty
or new to the game, lessons will be given. For additional
information, call Rey Pasa, 703-743-1610, or Christian
Neilsen, 703-405-4449.
• Couples Bridge – Do you and your spouse play bridge?
The Heritage Hunt couples bridge group is looking for new
members! This is a friendly, informal group that meets in
homes on the first and third Friday of each month. If you
are interested or would like more information, please call
Jill or Craig at 703-743-1757.
• Couples Dancing - On Monday afternoons from 3-4 PM
there are lessons given in couples Swing, Latin and
Ballroom dancing. One dance is focused on for two
consecutive months, with the first month highlighting the
basic steps of the dance. The second month introduces
some intermediate steps. Skill level is at the beginner level
(first month) and beginner-intermediate (second month).
Classes are held at the Great Oak Ballroom. If interested,
please call Randy Stachel at 703-743-1983, or email
randystachel@comcast.net
• Couples Golf – Each Sunday at 4:30 PM, couples gather
to play golf with a fun competition that requires a $2 entry
fee for each couple. The competitions are designed so
that handicaps are not necessary and any skill level can
compete. After the golf, we retire to a restaurant for dinner
where the winners are announced. The start is shotgun and
only the front nine is played. If interested, please call Carole
or John Denning at 703-743-1034 or e-mail
jedenning@comcast.net.
• Crossroads-Connection is a Christian community
service organization in Heritage Hunt that manages a
Weekend Food Program for children suffering from hunger
in Gainesville and Haymarket schools - Mt. View Elementary, Tyler Elementary, PACE West, Bull Run Middle School
and Gravely Elementary School. Volunteers are needed
each month during the school year to help pack food for the
children. We gather at 7 pm on Mondays: Our 2016 dates:
September 26, October 24, and November 28. Packing
takes place at the home of Dave and Joan Gifford, 5960
Piney Grove Way. Other volunteers are needed to shop,
carry, and deliver food. All are welcome. $250 provides
weekend food for one child for the entire school year.
100% goes to purchase food. Tax-deductible gifts can be
made to Riverside Presbyterian Church (Memo: Crossroads-Connection). For more information, to volunteer,
or to support this effort, contact Dave or Joan Gifford at
703-743-2109, or crossroads.connection2010@gmail.com
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Every pop top (pet food, soup,
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Then deliver to:
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We appreciate all your support.
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• Cycling - Cycling - The Cycling Club meets Monday –
Friday at 8 AM at the Marsh Mansion parking lot during the
summer months, and changes to a later start time in the
fall and winter months. On Tuesdays, the Club conducts a
leisurely ride of about one hour over mostly level terrain,
stops at the Giant grocery store and Starbucks at Merchants
Square for coffee and chit chat, and then rides back to
Heritage Hunt. Persons not yet on the HH Cycling Club
email list may get on the list by emailing Bob Shannon at
trebor927@gmail.com. Being on the list will allow you to
know when weather conditions are considered too severe
to ride locally or when the club is going to take a special
ride away from Heritage Hunt. These longer rides range
from about 25 to about 50 miles. For additional
information please contact Bob Shannon at 703-743-1882,
or Lynn Saunders at 703-743-2271.
• Duplicate Bridge – Join us for a friendly game of duplicate bridge every Monday at 7 PM in the Mountain View
Card Room. Play begins promptly at 7 PM; please plan to
arrive a few minutes early. Call Alan Mager at 703-7435436 for more information.
• Everything Apple Club provides Heritage Hunters a
forum for swapping ideas and experiences as members help
one another to master and more fully enjoy iPhones, iPads
and Macs -- keeping us up to date on the best new apps
and other important developments. We meet in the Mountain View Card Room on the first Friday of each month, 10
AM-Noon. For info call Adele at 703-743-5912..
• Fine Arts Group meets every Thursday morning from
9AM to 12:30 PM. Current members work in various fine
art mediums, including, but not limited to: oil, acrylic, pastel
& watercolor. If you are interested in working in a congenial
environment while creating then join us. Contact Kerin Vark
703-743-1070 or kerinvark@comcast.net.
• Garden Club at Heritage Hunt meets on the fourth
Thursday of the month at 10:00am in the Marsh Mansion
parlor. We have speakers and events, generally related to
the care and handling of plants, both indoor and outdoor,
gardens, lawns and the like. We take field trips on some
occasions and we enjoy getting together for lunch after the
meetings to share and visit with each other. It is a great club
for meeting the nicest ladies at Heritage Hunt. The Garden
Club is also the best deal at Heritage Hunt, our membership
year runs January through December and our membership
dues of $10 per year, covers the entire household! Yes we
welcome spouses!. contact jocelynh30@comcast.net for
additional information..
• The Genealogy Club at Heritage Hunt will meet
Monday, Sept. 19, at 10 AM in the Mountain View Room.
The program will be in two parts: distribution of a questionnaire and a discussion about future programs, followed
by “Interviewing Kin and Mining Home Sources,” a webinar
by John Philip Colletta. Members can check the full description of the programs in this issue of the Horn.
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• Giving Circle of Heritage Hunt will have a brief
meeting followed by a social gathering with snacks on
Tuesday, September 20th at 2:00 PM in the Marsh Mansion
and all residents are welcome to attend. Come and learn
about what we do and have some fun at our social. The
Giving Circle invites residents to become members and pool
some of your charitable giving with others here in Heritage
Hunt to try and make an impact on people in need in the
community surrounding us. Members pledge a donation,
typically $365, but it can be more or less; and together we
decide how we will distribute our collective funds. Last
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grants make a difference to the organizations we support
and the people they serve. We hope you will consider
joining us this year. For more information contact Ric Perez,
Chair at 703-743-5620, ricperez@prodigy.net or Steve
O’Brien, Vice Chair at 703-743-2337, js.obrien@yahoo.com.
• Gourmet Coterie (GOCO) provides residents who love
any aspect of food—cooking, eating, learning, discussing,
or dreaming about it—the opportunity to meet with an
exclusive group dedicated to fine food and drink. Activities include education, recipe sharing, field trips, tastings,
knowledge-sharing, dining in, and dining out. You choose
to participate in the topics and projects that interest you.
We meet on the third Friday, January through June and
September through November at 10 am in the Mountain
View room. For more information go to the Heritage Hunt
website. After logging in, access Clubs and Activities, then
Gourmet Coterie or call Nadine Bishop at 703.743.5407.
• Green Neighborhood Group meets the 3rd Thursday of
each month from 2-4 pm in the Marsh Mansion Library. Our
purpose is to focus on environmental issues that affect Heritage Hunt residents, present and future. For more information, pleased contact Joan Donnelly at brooklynjoan@comcast.
net or Kathy Vergano at kvergano@aol.com.
• Heritage Hunt B Team – Heritage Hunt Golf & Country
Club is one of 20 clubs in the Northern Virginia Men’s B
Team League (http://www.novabteam.users5.5megs.com).
A 12-man team (handicaps 6 to 16) is selected to participate
in each of eight matches, which are played on a Saturday or
Sunday between April and August. Six players play at home
and six play at the opposing club on the same day. The day’s
events include lunch served on the course during the round
and a hospitality hour following the match at which hot hors
d’oeuvres and drinks are served. This is a chance for you to
play some of the premier golf courses in this area. Qualified
members are asked to contact Steve Burton, data analyst,
703-743-1018 or eburton01@comcast.net.
• Heritage Hunt Concerts brings monthly live
professional performances to the Great Oak Ballroom,
featuring music from our unique American heritage and
from the classical repertoire. Events are open to all
residents and their guests. For more information, please
visit the HH Concerts website www.hhconcerts.org or call
Elena Portoles at 703-743-1820.
• Heritage Hunt Hams (HHH) - An amateur radio club
that meets the third Tuesday of each month (except Dec) at
7 PM in the Garden Room, Marsh Mansion. Anyone interested in radio communications is welcome to join us. For
more Information call Alan Skerker (703-743-2051) or Tim
Tatum (703-743-1426).
• Heritage Hunt Hiking Group - We provide an organized forum for Heritage Hunt residents who enjoy hiking.
Hikes are usually scheduled twice monthly to locations in
the Northern Virginia and Piedmont area. We try to vary
the location and difficulty of the hikes so that people of
different hiking abilities can participate. To be added to
the HH Hiking Club email contact list please email Margi
Worrest at mbworrest@gmail.com. This will keep you
informed of where and when we plan to hike as well as
cancellations due to weather issues or changes to our
hiking schedule.
• Heritage Hunt Home Group - Join us for fun,
fellowship, prayer and non-denominational Bible study!
We meet in homes in Heritage Hunt one Sunday afternoon a
month from 5:30 to 8:00 PM. Interested? Contact Duane or
Gayle Miller. Tel 703-743-1974.
• Heritage Hunt Ladies 9-Hole Golf Association
promotes women’s golf at Heritage Hunt in a league environment. The league plays on Wednesday mornings from
April through October. New members are welcome. For
information contact Avis Scherer 571-248-2000, larryandavis@comcast.net or Nadine Bishop at 703-743-5407,
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• Heritage Hunt Little Theater meets monthly (except
August and December) on the third Thursday at 7 PM in
the Mountain View Room. All Heritage Hunt residents are
welcome to attend our meetings. Contact Kathryn Schmiel
at geneofva@gmail.com or visit HHLT’s website hhlittletheater.org for more information.
• Heritage Hunt’s Men In Song normally practice every
Monday evening at 7 PM in the Great Oak Ballroom. Call
Bob Cloud, 703-743-5622, or Dave Klingman, 703-7431027, or just show up at one of our practices.
• Heritage Hunt Retired Men’s Golf Club (HHRMGC) is
a member of the Northern Virginia Retired Men’s Golf
Association (NVRMGA). We have matches with 14 other
clubs in the metropolitan area between April and October.
Please contact Spencer Chambliss at spencer1281@
comcast.net or call 703-743-5147 if you are interested.
• Heritage Hunt Senior Strategies Forum provides HH
residents with useful and educational information dealing
with everyday issues—financial, health, safety and other
lifestyle topics. Speakers include HH residents with specific
expertise and outside presenters willing to share their
knowledge. All programs are strictly educational—at no
cost with no overt marketing or sales pitches. Programs are
scheduled on the third Wednesday (except as noted) of the
month, at 7 PM, September through June.
• HHWGA—18 is Heritage Hunt’s women’s 18-hole golf
association. Play is Wednesday mornings April through
October. Heritage Hunt handicaps are required (can be
created after 10 rounds or transferred from your old club).
New members are welcome. Contact Adrienne Mehl at
703-743-5579 or Bobbi Manley at 703-743-2089.
• Heritage Hunt Women’s Organization (HHWO)
is the largest club in Heritage Hunt. We gather for
meetings, programs and luncheons on the second Tuesday
of the month, September through June. Meetings are held
in the Great Oak Ballroom and begin promptly at 10 AM. All
women residents of HH are welcome to join. Please read
the organization’s newsletter, The Acorn Report, on the
Heritage Hunt website www.heritagehunt.net/clubsandactivities for details and contact information.
• Heritage Hunt Woodcarvers group meets 1 PM to 4
PM every Tuesday afternoon in the clubhouse craft room.
Beginners are welcome and beginner classes are always
starting. There is no cost involved as we provide the knife,
glove, wood and lesson for your first project. Check out the
carvings done by the club in the display case in the lower
lobby near the craft room. Contact J. C. Evans at
703-743-1321 if you would like more information.
• Italian Heritage Society of Heritage Hunt is open
to all of its residents. The main focus is on its culture and
history in Italy and the USA, travel information, language
classes, and genealogy (including DNA). For more information contact Russell De Rose, jardr@comcast. or phone
703-743-1171 for the initial information and presentations.
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• Just North and South of Sixty - Looking to start a new
group for residents in their fifties and early sixties. Do
you want to meet people who share the same interests in
music, theater, dining, travel, and entertainment? Do you
enjoy the music from the late 50s, 60s and early 70s? Do
you enjoy picnicking at Wolftrap and enjoying a great show
afterwards or going to the Alden Theater in McLean to see
very good theater from a local company? Do you like taking
spontaneous train trips to New York City to shop, to see
shows, and to enjoy great food? Do you enjoy hosting new
friends at your home and talking about everyday common
things that occurred when you were growing up? If this has
sparked your interest please give me a call and let’s get this
new group going. Contact Walter Kowal at (703) 743-9927
or by email at momanddadineurope@yahoo.com.
• Knitting Group meets from 1 PM to 3 PM Monday
afternoons in the craft room. The Knitting Group welcomes
you, no matter your level of experience. We will help you
learn to knit and to finish a project. Come to the craft room
on Mondays. Knitters may work on individual projects or
projects to be donated to charities. For information please
contact Joanne Tuttle at 703-743-5345.
• Ladies Drop-in Bridge group meets 1–4 PM. The first
and third Thursday group meets in the Marsh Mansion; to
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fourth Thursday group meets in the main club Mountain
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• Ladies’ Poker Night is held on Wednesdays at 7 PM
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• Library Committee sorts and shelves donated books.
Please remember to sign out and sign in your borrowed
books in the book next to the computer in the clubhouse
library or on the small table in the Marsh Mansion library.
Residents are asked to borrow no more than five books at
any one time. Large-print books are available in the closet
at the back of the Clubhouse library. Please leave donations on the lower shelf of the book cart in the clubhouse
library—not in the Marsh Mansion library. Only fiction and
non-fiction books (please no magazines) concentrating in
biography, current affairs, and history published since 2006
are accepted. Questions call Annette at 703-743-5181.
• Line Dancing – Instruction and open dancing are held
every Tuesday from 6-8 PM in the Great Oak Ballroom.
No fee; no sign up necessary. For information call Helen
Esposito 703-743-5385 or Lynn Levvis 703-743-5659.
• Monday Mah-jongg group meets every Monday from
1-3 PM in the Clubhouse Board room. New, intermediate or
experienced players are welcome.
• Tuesday Mah-jongg group meets every week,
10 AM– Noon, in the Blue Ridge Room. The format is
American Mah-jongg . Beginners are welcome. Please call
Agnes Garritty, 571-248-0262, for more information.
• Thursday Evening Mah-jongg players meet every
week at 7 PM in the Mountain View Room. If you would like
to join us or have any questions, call Cathie Schlupf,
703-743-5564, or Paula Daitch, 703-743-5135.
• Men’s Poker players meet every Monday at 12 PM and
Wednesday at 6 PM in the Marsh Mansion. Standard poker
games are played. The stakes are “player friendly.”
Newcomers welcome. For more information call Dennis
Massie, 703-743-1043.
• MOAA Heritage Hunt Chapter (Military Officers
Association of America) supports four local Junior ROTC
programs as well as the Wounded Warrior program and
other local causes. The chapter hosts social events—with
local entertainment and special guest speakers—in April,
September, and December. Membership is open to all retired,
active, and former officers of the seven uniformed services
and their Guard and Reserve components. The chapter is
an IRS-approved 501(C)(19) War Veterans organization. All
donations to the chapter are tax deductible to the donor. For
more information and application, call Bill Baird at
703-743-1625. You may access the Heritage Hunt MOAA Web
site at https://sites.google.com/site/moaaheritagehunt/
• The New York Club meets for brunch or dinner and
reminiscing. For more information about the club please
contact Elaine Adler at 571-248-2874.
• On Our Own - Singles - The On Our Own (Singles) group
plans activities for both men and women who are living alone.
The following activities are coordinated by volunteers and
are on-going: Dinner at a local restaurant every Thursday.
Game night at the Clubhouse on the 2nd Friday of each month.
Summer Social held in June and Holiday Party in December.
Dine-around groups of six form in September and set their
own schedule. For questions please contact Sandy Painter at
ssiskpainter@comcast.net or 703-743-1369.
• Parkinson’s Disease Caregivers Support Group meets
the second Wednesday of the month at 1:00pm in the Clubhouse Boardroom. For more information call Harolyn Small
703-743-1818.
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Many Heritage Hunt References
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• Phase 10 Group: A rummy like game easy to master and
highly enjoyable is played on Wednesday 1-4 PM usually in
the Clubhouse Board room. If you want to join our group call
John Bonilla at 703-743-1549.
• Photography Club meets monthly on the fourth Tuesday
in the Mountain View Room at 7 PM, except in July. Meetings
focus on sharing images, learning skills, and planning group
photography trips. We go on many day outings and several
overnight trips each year. More information about the club
can be found on our Web site, www.heritagehuntphotoclub.
org. Questions? Call Nick Ide at 703-743-2699.
• Pickleball Club: For information call Joe Beres at
571-284-6121, beresjg@yahoo.com or Tom Wolf at 571-2482694, wolftownhouse@gmail.com
• Pinochle Players: Single deck at 1 PM. Every Thursday
in the Blue Ridge Room. Double deck pinochle at 1 PM every
Tuesday in the Marsh Mansion. New players are welcome. For
more information call Jane or Bill Daly, 703-743-1372.
• Quilters/Blanket Stitchers meet Mondays, 9 AM to noon,
in the craft room to make and give quilts to traumatized
children, nursing home residents, and veterans. For more
information call Kathy Keim at 703-743-1165.
• “Round the Block” Quilters meet at 1-4 PM the second
and fourth Thursday in the craft room. If you can thread a
needle, you can learn to quilt.
• Soul Refreshment Bible Study group meets September
through May on the second and fourth Wednesdays (excluding
the 4th Wednesday in November and December) from 9:45
to 11:15 AM in the Marsh Mansion Living Room. For more
information, please call Nancy Accipiter at 743-5440 or Pat
LeDoux at 743-5307.
• Spanish Club - Do you enjoy speaking Spanish? Would
you like to practice your communication and reading skills
while meeting some of your Heritage Hunt neighbors? Then,
if your ability is at the intermediate or advanced levels, please
join us on Mondays from 2-4 PM in the Ticket room at the
Marsh Mansion. For more info, call Linda Cullen at 703-7431046 or e-mail at kh_wilson@hotmail.com.
• A Support Group for Caretakers of Loved Ones with
Alzheimer’s and Related Dementia will meet on the second
Thursday of the month from 6:30 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. in the
Marsh Mansion Garden Room.
• Tennis players meet at 9 AM during the hot months.
The advanced group meets Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays; call Anne Van de Meulebroecke, 703-743-5555, for
more information. The beginning-to-intermediate group
plays Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays; call Phyllis
Maier at 571-248-0818, for information.
• Tuesday Men’s Golf – Every Tuesday, April through
October, the men of HHGC and their guests play 18 holes
of non-competitive golf for fun. It is a shot-gun start beginning as early as 8 AM during the warm summer weather
and 8:30 AM in early spring and late fall. We use the HH
on-line system for sign up. The tee sheet opens up at 6:30.
Riders wishing to sign up as a rider should use the yellowhighlighted slots and walkers should use the green-highlighted.Golfers wishing specific starting holes need to send
an email to HHTuesdayMensGolf@gmail.com requesting
their starting tee preferences starting at 6:30 AM on the
day online reservations are made. Requests are honored
on a first come, first serve basis. Draft and final starting tee
assignments will be sent out on the Saturday and Sunday
preceding the play date. Questions, please contact Bruce
Crandlemire at HHTuesdayMensGolf@gmail.com.
• Wine Club meets on the third Monday of each month
at 6:45PM in the clubhouse Virginian Room. Club members
have the opportunity to learn about wine making and
wineries, and taste, appreciate and discuss feature wines
presented by local and national experts. Socialization with
old and new friends is always a highlight. New members
and guests are welcome. Whether you’re a wine expert or
just starting your wine journey, this club will quench your
thirst. For further information contact Emily Russell at
omieljr@aol.com.
• Women of Note are a women’s chorus. We practice
on Monday evenings from 7-9 PM in the Billiards Room.
Call Barbara Kenefake at 703-743-1007 for information on
meeting with our director, Bobbie Bragg, to assess which
section your voice fits into.
• Writing Group will meet on Tuesdays, September 6 &
20, 10-noon in the Mountain View Room. No experience is
necessary. Come join others interested in self expression
to write together using techniques that stimulate memory,
enhance creativity and provide positive feedback. Questions? Call Nancy Langley at 703-743-5356.
Contact information, date/time and locations are subject
to change. Please visit the community website www.HeritageHunt.net for the most up to date listing or contact the
Clubhouse Front Desk at 703-743-2000.
2016 Sales
We List and Sell Homes in Heritage Hunt!!!
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Pinochle Workshop-Sept 15
If you’d like to play pinochle, come join the Pinochle
Club for a workshop on Thursday, September 15, at
1 PM in the Clubhouse Pool Room. Both new players
and experienced players needing a refresher are most
welcome!
This workshop will include a briefing on the basics of
single-deck, four-hand pinochle and an opportunity to
play several practice games, with coaching assistance
by club members. We will cover how to play and take
tricks; how to keep score; and how to evaluate your
hand and bid.
Workshop participants will receive a personal copy of
the basic rules of the game and a listing of the point
values of the various meld combinations. The first few
practice hands will be played “open” - with all cards
dealt face up. Doing so affords the maximum learning
opportunity, as experienced players will familiarize
you with the order of play, what to lead and which
card has captured each trick. You will also learn how
to count the points included in the tricks your team
has taken and be shown how scores are recorded.
Then, after you learn how to take tricks and count
points, experienced players will help you identify and
evaluate the meld points and the strength of each
hand. Our club is a warm and welcoming group. We
get together every Thursday afternoon for a casual,
friendly game. Join us to keep those little grey cells
humming. If you are coming or have a question, please
call Jane Daly at 703-743-1372.
Licensed Home Care Organization
Owner is a Heritage Hunt Resident
Remaining in your home is important to you and to us.
We can help you stay at home by providing:
All activities of Daily Living
Light household duties.
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Hopefully you won’t need us, but if you do , all of
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And Tears
Walter (Wally) Edward Szuminski , age 86, died on 31
July 2016 at the Village of Orchard Woods in Winchester, VA. Wally and Elsie were married in Hazelton,
PA on 22 May 1965. He is survived by his wife Elsie,
his daughter, Joanne Marie Szuminski, son, Walter
John Szuminski, daughter-in-law, Bonnie Szuminski
and grandchildren, McKala Marie and Austin James
Szuminski.
Wally joined the CIA in 1950 and was an exceptional
Technical Operations Officer. His career path took him
to almost every Continent and over 75 countries over
a 30 year period. On 14 September 1960, Wally and
two other officers were arrested in Cuba while working on a Secret Operation and spent 949 days in Cuban prison along with Batista supporters before being
released in 1963. He was awarded the Distinguished
Intelligence Cross in April 1979 by Admiral Stansfield
Turner, then Director of the CIA.
After his retirement Wally worked as a guest speaker
for the Operational Training Unit telling his many stories and experiences and showing slides to the young
Technical Officers starting their careers.
Wally’s hobbies included ham radio operator, wood
working and general aviation flying. He helped create
the now defunct Capital Flying Club, which was in
operation for 35 years. Wally also owned and flew
his own plane and enjoyed taking short trips with his
family.
Ron Cayton
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and motor home interiors. Family owned/operated. COSTELLO & SONS
CARPET CLEANING. Phone estimates 540-402-6291 Courteous and prompt.
Truck mount unit. Odor control treatment available. References upon
request
A FRESH LOOK FOR YOUR HOME: SB Interior Design, your full in-home
design service. Arranging furniture, accessorize, selecting paint colors and
window treatments. Over 20 years experience. Please call Suzanne,
703-743-1551, for an appointment or e-mail sbutturff@comcast.net
AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING, BLUE RIDGE: Licensed. Bonded. Insured.
Licensed gas contractor. John Papke, owner, 35 years experience. Son of HH
resident. Phone 703-691-9653. www.blueridgeac.com
AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION: HH to Dulles $50; to National Airport $75.
Metro Transportation Service, 703-919-0120.
703-594-GROW (4769)
A Custom Landscape Design Build & Maintenance Co.
Plantings • Patios • Lawn Care
Keep a good thing growing with Mason’s!
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ADULTS
YOUNG ADULTS
ALZHEIMER PATIENT CARE is my specialty. CNA care for seniors since
2010, I can sit with and care for your loved one while you keep doctor
appointments and go to meetings etc. I also specialized in helping seniors
live independently. I can cook, clean, run errands, shopping, drive to
appointments. References available, flexible hours, call Carrie Mendez 703586-5813.
APPLIANCE REPAIR - Fast response. All makes and models. Located in
Gainesville. Professional and courteous service. Heritage Hunt references
available. Call Ayers Appliance at 703-468-4939.
APPLIANCE REPAIR: Same day service,all makes and models,free service
call with repair, experienced technicians. Call us on Appliance Pro Inc. 703330-8833 or 703-738-9050.
ARE YOU GOING TO BE AWAY FROM YOUR HOME? Errand Works will check
on your home at regularly scheduled intervals while you are out of town so
you don’t have to worry about malfunctioning appliances which may result
in water damage, or other mishaps while you are out of town. We will send
you pictures of any problems that occur while you are out of town so you
don’t have any surprises when you return. Licensed, bonded and insured.
Have HH reference. Call Jennifer at Errand Works 703-881-1599 or email
jennifer@errandworksva.com
AT YOUR SERVICE HOME REPAIRS, LLC - Minor Electrical and plumbing.
Interior and exterior painting. Drywall repairs. Deck and fence repairs.
Pressure washing. Wood rot repair. Lawn work. General home repair and
handyman services. JOB IS NOT COMPLETE UNTIL YOU ARE SATISFIED!
Free Estimates. Licensed and insured. HH references. Billy Reed 540-2723603 (cell) 540-788-4599 (office) atyourservice48@aol.com.
BATH DRAINS RUNNING SLOWLY? Call Don at 703-853-0000, a Heritage
Hunt resident. Licensed and insured. License: VA 2701-031672 DDR
Plumbing Company. Major credit cards accepted.
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Annual Eye Exams
Diabetic Eye Exams
Contact Lens Fitting
Medical Eye Care
Specializing in Golfer’s Glasses
....plus special HH Discounts on the best selection
of frames and high tech lenses in the area!
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ALTERATIONS AND TAILORING: Need alterations on jeans, shirts, pants,
etc? Aun Soon, a Heritage Hunt resident and a tailor with over 40 years of
experience will work her magic and make it a perfect fit for you! All orders
are by appointment only. Kim’s Tailoring and Alterations, 703-743-1935 or
703-965-9063, 13010 Triple Crown Loop.
BATHROOM REMODELING - Tile and marble work, HH references, son of HH
resident. Contact Gary at 703 678 1866 or gmeiklejohhn@cox.net
BEV’S SEW WHAT: Draperies, Alterations, New Clothing, Weddings. In
business since 1990. 703-791-3407.
BOBBY G’s Disc Jockeys has been in business for over 20 years and is owned
and operated by Bobby G. a HH Resident. We play your requests, we help
you plan your event and then Emcee the event to make sure it runs
smoothly and on time. We have music that ranges from the 40’s Big Band to
Hits of today. We entertain clients at Weddings, Anniversaries and
Birthdays just to name a few types of events we cover. If you or anyone you
know is planning an event, please consider Bobby G’s. Music makes the
event more fun and memorable. Please call Bobby G at 703 743 2435 or
email us at bobbygsdjs@verizon.net
CAR WASHING - We bring the car wash to you! Includes: Washing the
exterior body, wheels and tires, vacuuming out floor inside and more!
Starting at $50 danspowerwashing.com 7037951701 dangerkin@gmail.com
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7001 Heritage Village Plaza Suite #110
CARPET & UPHOLSTERY Cleaning, ORIENTAL Rug Cleaning, Pet Urine
Removal Treatment, Chem-Dry Protectant (renews stain resistance),
Deodorizer available. TILE & GROUT – clean and seal. HH references. In
business since 1992. Contact Scott Kennedy, Battlefield Chem-Dry at 703330-0052.
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CLEANING SERVICE BY D&T ENTERPRISE: Residential/Commercial
cleaning window cleaning, pressure washing, clean-out, move-out, new
construction. Family owned and operated. Insured and bonded. HH
references. Call Trish 540-522-7683 or dtenterprise3@yahoo.com.
COLLECTIBLES - Department 56 houses and accessories, including Dickens,
New England, Alpine, and Disney villages. Many retired and hard to find
houses and accessories. Enjoyed by our family for many years. Very good
condition in original boxes. Call 703-743-1457.
COMPANION CARE - Dependable, caring and reliable. 17yrs experience,
available weekdays at nights. I take pride in my work, my patients and their
well-being. 816-835-5161.
COMPANION CARE: Piedmont Companion Care Services, LLC. Continue living independently while allowing us to assist with respite care and/or your
daily routines and errands. Contact Melissa Hunt for a FREE consultation @
(703) 209-8080 or PiedmontCompanionCareServices@gmail.com. Bonded
and Insured.
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Do you need to get out of the house?
We can help!
COMPANION FOR APPOINTMENTS: Do you need a ride to a doctor or dentist appointment? Would you like help with paperwork at the appointment?
Would you like notes taken during your appointment to refer to later? Do
you need prescriptions picked up after your appointment? Let us help you.
Licensed, bonded and insured. Have HH references. Call Jennifer at Errand
Works 703-881-1599 or email jennifer@errandworksva.com.
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COMPANION SERVICES - Greetings! Until 2011, I helped my elderly parents
with household work, transportation, food shopping and activities - and I
enjoyed it. Since then I’ve provided similar help to a lovely lady in Arlington,
and I’m now looking to share the same skills with someone who needs a
once or twice weekly visit to maintain independence. References happily
provided. Please call 571-309-9420 or email lehj71@hotmail.com. If i can
contribute good things to your life, I’d love to hear from you! Lisa Jo.
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COMPUTER FOR SALE - 13” Lenovo Yoga 2 laptop, i5, 8GB, 128G SSD.
Windows 10 Operating System installed. Professionally cleaned and
reformatted. Like new. Great computer for $550. 703-743-1457
Customized Treatment Plans
Comfortable Care In Your Own Home
Transportation to appointments, etc.
Respite Care, Elder Care,
Companionship, and more
24 Hour Care Available
Licensed, Bonded, and Insured
New Clients - Get 2 hours free with a service
contract when you mention this ad!
CREATE-A-SCENE: Custom slipcovers, cushions, pillows, upholstery, etc.
References. Over 30 years experience. On Angie’s List. Ruth, 571-213-2878.
CROCKETT PAINTING AND WALLPAPERING – Your one source for
quality interior painting, wallpapering and wallpaper removal at reasonable
rates. All work done with business owner on site at all times. Licensed and
insured. Call Jim at 540-636-1295 or 703-536-5095.
CROWN MOLDING INSTALLED - Picture frames, wainscoting, window
casing. 38 years experience. For all interior trim work, please call Jube
Henshaw at 703.795.9117 or 540.547.4105.
DAVE THE MOVER LLC. Local, distant, packing, intra home moves, piano and
antique expert. We provide above average service and value. HH references,
we are generally in HH twice a month or so. Dave Wassenaar 540-229-9999
cell or 703-753-4242.
DOCUMENTS – Do you know where to find all of your important papers
and documents? Do you have a handy list of important phone numbers and
addresses? Errand Works will help you organize your important papers
and information. No more wondering if your loved ones will be able to find
everything. Errand Works is licensed, bonded and insured. HH references
available. Call Jennifer at 703-881-1599.
Passing of a loved one?
Downsizing? Relocating?
Let HTG lend a helping hand and compassionate heart!
We handle the liquidation process from start to finish!
Call to schedule your free initial consultation
DO YOU HAVE UPHOLSTERED furniture with accidental stains? Want professional results at a fraction of the cost? Call Luke (571) 445-5853.
DOES YOUR REFRIGERATOR or other appliance need thorough cleaning?
Reasonable rates, satisfaction guaranteed. Call Luke (571) 233-7833.
571-436-2572 / 703-380-0312
ELECTRICIAN - K & D Electric. Master electrician. Licensed, bonded,
insured. Ceiling fans, recessed lighting, phone/CATV cabling, security
lighting, hot tubs, computer network cabling, basement wiring, etc. Contact
Ken Fortner at 703-499-0522 or e-mail lektrkman28@gmail.com.
(Heritage Hunt References Available)
ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! Local resident Carol Collins,
aka Bingo the Magic Clown, with over 30 years experience, can find you
quality entertainers to make your family events special. Cheer up a sick
friend or grandchild in the hospital with a comedy gram. Call for Santa, Mrs.
Claus, magicians, musicians, caricature artists, face painters—you name
it! But we only take off our nose, not our clothes! Safari Bingo’s comedy
birthday show now includes a performing doggy, Lolli-pup, along with
racing hamsters in cars and a hedgehog! partyco-op.com, 703-743-2596.
ERRANDS – Are you tired of fighting traffic to get your errands done? Is
it getting harder to get in and out of the car? Errand Works has eased this
burden for many people over the past year, and can help you too. Errand
Works is licensed, bonded and insured. HH references available. Call Jennifer at Errand Works at 703-881-1599.
“Our HTG Team”
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PROFESSIONAL, PERSONALIZED SERVICE
MICHELLE M. HOPKINS
Attorney at Law
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FAUCET REPAIRED/REPLACED - Ask for Don. 703-853-0000, a Heritage
Plumbing Company. Major credit cards accepted
FOR SALE - 3 bar chairs. They swivel with cushions on seats and backs.
Sturdy frame with arms. Call 703-743-5868.
FOR SALE – eQuinox portable oxygen concentrator with extra battery and
cart. Almost new. Used only twice. $3500 OBO. Call 703-368-5021.
FOR SALE: Pride 3-wheel scooter used once. 300 lb. cap. 4.5 MPH and 12
mile range. Half the original price, $600. 571-222-7513
(571) 248-2210
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We are located cross the street from Heritage Hunt at
7450 Heritage Village Plaza, Suite 202, Gainesville, Virginia 20155
FORWARD YOUR MAIL – While you are out of town Errand Works will collect your mail from your mailbox weekly or biweekly, separate the important
mail from the advertisements and magazines, and forward the important
mail to you on the schedule you choose. This is a safe and secure way to
keep track of your mail while you are away. Errand Works is licensed,
bonded and insured. HH references available. Call Jennifer at Errand Works
at 703-881-1599.
FREE TREADMILL: ProForm 785SS Treadmill. Lightly used - fully functional
- very good condition. Call: 703-743-5436.
FURNITURE REPAIR - Furniture refinishing/repair, chair caning, rush
weaving, free pickup and delivery, references available. Call Jerry’s Caning
703-864-8187, jeromewarden@verizon.net.
GAL FRIDAY! - Need help with chores, errands, pets or office work? I can
help! No job too small. All tasks insured and guaranteed. Email sleepy.
mom1@verizon.net or check my TaskRabbit.com webpage: http://tr.co/
pam-h2
GARBAGE DISPOSAL REPLACED - Ask for Don. 703-853-0000, a Heritage
GAS FIREPLACE AND GAS PIPING SPECIALISTS - Williams Services, Inc. has
over 16 years experience specializing in all your gas appliance needs.
Williams Services is a Class A licensed and insured and provides
professional and reliable service. Heritage Hunt residents receive a 10%
discount. Please call to schedule your annual fireplace cleaning. 257-1441.
GREG SCOTT HOME IMPROVEMENTS - We do exterior and interior painting,
power washing, rotten wood repair, cathedral ceiling crown molding and
built-in bookcase installation. No job too small. Local resident with 30 years
experience and serving HH since 2005. HH references. Top quality work
with affordable rates. Call 703-403-7522 or e-mail
horsejumperman@hotmail.com.
GUARANTEED Body Fat Loss or YOUR MONEY BACK! 13-week program offers camaraderie and fun in a group setting and is the most inexpensive fitness training available anywhere. Work out up to four times a week around
YOUR schedule. TNT Fitness offers moderate-intensity group exercise at the
Sport & Health Fitness Center just outside the HH main gate. All ages and
levels of fitness welcome. First four sessions FREE. Call Luke 571-445-0586.
HAIR STYLIST available for all services in your home. 30+ years experience.
Heritage Hunt references. Patti(H) 571-292-1922 or (Cell) 703-568-6006.
HANDYMAN 2 HOME IMPROVEMENTS: Superior Craftsmanship, Excellent
Value, Extensive Experience & References. Class A Licensed. Insured. 30+
years experience. Call Mark Ammons at 703-930-4472.
HANDYMAN 4 YOUR HOME: I live only 10 minutes from Heritage Hunt. Haymarket resident since 1984. Over 35 years experience in all areas of home
repair and improvements including computer and Internet diagnosis/repair.
Many local references – several HH residents. Licensed, insured, bonded.
E-mail or call for my brochure listing all services. Call Larry at
703-304-6670, E-mail: handyman4yourhome@comcast.net.
HANDYMAN & LICENSED GENERAL CONTRACTOR: 28+ years experience. I
can do almost anything; no job too small. Call John at 703-581-2772 or email
at anywoodworks@aol.com.
HANDYMAN & REMODEL: All home repairs and maintenance available.
Interior and exterior work including but not limited to moldings, drywall
and wood repairs, tile repairs, change light/plumping fixtures, powerwashing, masonry/stone repairs. Harding & Son is a family owned business with
35+ years experience. Located in Gainesville area. 703-408-6206 or rharding107@hotmail.com. See me at Harding & Son on Facebook.
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HANDYMAN - General remodeling and carpentry. Basement, bathroom, and
kitchen remodeling. Exterior and interior painting and repair. Plumbing
and electrical. Drywall, window, door, fence and deck installation. Pressure
washing. Small jobs welcome. 25 years experience with many references.
Free estimates.. Licensed and insured. Jose Briceno - 571-501-8772.
jmremodelinganddesign@gmail.com.
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HANDYMAN - Home Improvement Repairs and Remodeling in electrical,
plumbing, carpentry, tile, drywall, etc. 37 years experience. Licensed and
Insured. Jim Kirsch - 703-330-1690
HANDYMAN SERVICES - Interior/exterior home repairs. Damaged wood,
wood rot, etc. Power wash decks, seal repair. Interior lights, faucets, ceiling
fans, picture hanging, doors and trim, closet/garage storage, etc. No job too
small. Great rates! Virginia Home Service. www.virginiahomeservice.net.
Mike Burnett, 703-303-4496.
HEALTH INSURANCE QUESTIONS – Do you feel overwhelmed by dozens of
health insurance options? Are you confused by the different coverages, exclusions and deductibles? Errand Works will meet with you, obtain information about your medical needs, and submit the information to our Insurance
Analyst. She will research many options, and will suggest 2-3 options which
may benefit you, in language which you can understand. Errand Works does
not sell any insurance, health or otherwise, and has no financial interest in
any insurance company. Errand Works is licensed, bonded and insured. HH
references available. Call Jennifer at Errand Works at 703-881-1599.
HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING: INTEGRITY HVAC – My names is Jim
Townes. I have been in heating and air conditioning for over 20 years. I
created “The Integrity HVAC Company” basically because, I am frustrated by
companies pushing sales and accessories on customers. I will be honest and
give you an honest answer to your needs and let you be the decision maker.
We specialize in residential heating and air conditioning for Northern Virginia. The equipment we service includes: Heat Pumps, Air Conditioners,
Gas Furnaces, Air Handlers, Electric Heat, Humidifiers, Air Filtration and
Zoning. Please see my web sight at www.hvacintegrity.com. See the savings
and request quotes online or call me at 703-220-6588.
HH RESIDENT has a huge collection of HO trains & accessories to sell. If
interested email me (Frank) at fcauraugh@gmail.com & I will get back to
you or call 571-248-2796.
HOME ELECTRONICS ASSISTANCE - Home lighting automation, web
security cams, wall-mounted flat panel TV/home entertainment systems.
Personal computer lessons. Low hourly rates. Virginia Home Service
www.virginiahomeservice.net. Mike Burnett 703-303-4496.
Candace Moe, REALTOR® · thegirlsofrealestate.com
The real estate market has been as
hot as the summer weather. While
summer may be be ending soon, all
signs point to a continued hot market.
Let's chat about it!
Contact me about listing this fall! - Candace
candace@thegirlsofrealestate.com · 5402700274 The Heritage Horn • September 2016
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HOME CARE by Caring Senior Service - Locally owned and operated in Haymarket / Gainesville. Caring Senior Service uses the GreatCare method. We
understand that lifestyles may change with age, but the ability to maintain
a safe, independent life doesn’t have to. That is why Caring Senior Service
is the only agency using the GreatCare method. For more than two decades,
Caring Senior Service has set the standard for non-medical services. See our
ad in this month’s Heritage Horn and call today for a FREE in-home assessment. 571-222-5050. Visit us online at www.northernvirginia.caringseniorservice.com
HOME CARE - Quality and affordable house cleaning service. 15% off first
cleaning. Great references. Serving HH 5+ years. Call 571-234-9464.
HOME CARE WITH SENCURA - Helping seniors to live independently for
over seven years. We provide light housekeeping, transportation, meal
preparation, dog walking, companionship, and much more! Our compassionate caregivers are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and are fully
bonded and insured. Please visit our website www.sen-cura.com, or call
703-880-2547. Free in-home consultation.
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HOME HEALTH CARE serving MD, DC and VA over 25 years. OPTIONS FOR
SENIOR AMERICA is licensed, bonded, and insured. Affordable home care
customized for you. Hourly or Live-In caregivers can help from 2 – 24 hours
per day. Our office in Manassas serves all of Prince William County. Try our
caring certified nursing aides. See the difference! Call Michele at 571-4496781 for more information or to schedule a free consultation. Visit our
website at WWW.OPTIONSCORP.COM
HOME HEALTH CARE ATTENDANT AVAILABLE - CNA with 18 years’
experience and references available. Contact me at 571-246-8401 or
felm77@yahoo.com.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS – Exterior/Interior REMODEL – Basement, Bath,
Kitchen, Decks, Painting, Carpentry, Drywall, Power washing, Flooring and
much more! Handyman services available. Family owned. Licensed, bonded,
insured. BBB member. References. No money down! Call Mike of Picture
Perfect Home Improvements at 703-590-3187. www.pphionline.com
Haymarket
Gainesville
Locally Owned
In–Home Senior Care
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Meal Preparation
24 Hour Availability
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571-222-5050
Caring For Seniors In Their Homes For Over 20 Years
HOME IMPROVEMENTS – Painting, Drywall, Kitchen and Bath Remodeling,
Wood Rot, Carpentry, Ceramic Tile, Plumbing, Electric, Handyman services.
“WE DO IT ALL!” Joel Riggs Home Services, Class A Licensed and Insured,
38 years local experience. Excellent Heritage Hunt references provided.
703-929-4676.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS: SGL SERVICES, Bill Leary, 540-878-1801.
Specializing in home improvements, decks, basements, painting and other
handyman needs. John Tweed is the reference for HH, 703-743-5566. Other
references available upon request.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS: We can Update your Kitchen Countertops and
Bathroom Vanities to look like Granite a fraction of the cost of replacing! Visit us as www.FichtnerServicesInc.com to learn more and call 703.754.3065
for a Free Estimate. In business 26+ years, licensed and fully insured.
HOT WATER HEATERS REPLACED - Ask for Don. 703-853-0000, a Heritage
Plumbing Company, Major credit cards accepted.
HOUSE CLEANING - $10 off first cleaning. Affordable service by My House
Cleaning Service. In HH 17 years, some original customers. Steam carpet
and deep cleaning at low rates! Owner/supervisor. Same crew every time!
25 years experience. Licensed. Insured. Available weekends. Heritage Hunt
references. Miriam, 703-606-3395
HOUSE CLEANING: $50 off initial cleaning, new customers only. Also, 10th
cleaning is free for new customers only. We give attention to detail, floor
to ceiling! 12+ years experience. In Heritage Hunt 9+ years. HH references.
Competitive rates. Monday–Saturday. Weekly, biweekly, monthly, special
occasions. Licensed, bonded, insured. Uniformed. All supplies provided.
KALIA’S CLEANING SERVICE. 703-508-4399, kaliascleaning@yahoo.com
HOUSE CLEANING - Affordable cleaning service. Reliable, no job too small,
hard worker, adjustable hours, competitive prices. Free estimates. References from HH residents. Karima Alimi 703-743-5797.
HOUSE CLEANING IN YOUR AREA: 10 years in HH, same customers. 20
years experience, some original customers! Same crew every time.
Reasonable rates. Free estimates. Contact our Heritage Hunt references.
ESCOBAR CLEANING SERVICE., LLC. Call Maria, 571-217-0418.
HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE BY ANA - Residents and/or commerical cleaning including move-ins and move-outs. Reasonable rates. Licensed. I have
great in/out HH references. Call Ana, 703-609-2482.
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HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE: Great references, reasonable rates, years of
experience. Free estimates. Weekend, bi-weekly, monthly, move in/out.
Contact Vanessa at kvanessalopez@yahoo.com or 703-507-8561.
INTERIOR REDECORATING – Featuring one-day room makeovers incorporating your own furnishings and accessories to create a space that reflects
your personality and style. Includes comprehensive written room plan
focusing on paint, lighting, color, window treatments, new furniture, and
accessories. Downsizing and resale-ready services also available. Please call
Kim at Marvelous Interior Makeovers, 703-753-9509, for an appointment or
email kim@marvelousinteriormakeovers.com.
JUNK ??? We at Stuff N’ Stuff Junk Removal remove your unwanted items
from inside or outside your home or office. We do the lifting so you don’t
have to. 703-656-1984 or visit www.removethatstuff.com.
JUNK HAULING - Yards, Garages and Basements clear, Furniture & Appliance
Disposal, Storage Cleanouts, Flooded Basements, Foreclosures. Pick up &
Deliver Furniture. E-mail lighthauling1@aol.com. Call 703-497-4976 or
703-599-8385.
LANDSCAPING - Lawn mowing, landscaping, seeding, fertilizing, bed design
and hedge trimming. Weekly service. Reasonable rates with free estimates.
HH references. Licensed; insured. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call Smith’s
Landscaping at 703-754-1070 or 703-217-2226.
LAWN CARE SERVICES – Offered by Mason’s Lawn & Landscape. Keep your
lawn and garden looking beautiful. And Snow Removal Too! Call now to get
on our 2016 schedule. www.masonslandscape.com 703-594-GROW (4769)
LOOKING FOR AN AFFORDABLE 45 minute workout around YOUR schedule?? TNT Fitness offers moderate-intensity group exercise at the Sport &
Health Fitness Center. Fat Loss Guaranteed. Free Trial - 1st week/up to 4
sessions. Call Luke 571-445-0586.
Christian Caregivers
Non-medical Companion Care
Activities of Daily Living
Hospice & Respite Care
Nutrition Planning
And More
Call today for a free in-home consultation
MAILBOX POST REPAIR, mailbox post repair, mailbox post repair, mailbox
post repair. Call # 703-497-4976, Cell # 703-599-8385, E-mail: lighthauling1@aol.com
Patricia Collins (571)332-3111
www.christiancaregiversllc.com
ORGANIZATION – Do you need help with filing paperwork or keeping up
with your mail? Errand Works has efficiently helped many people get their
paperwork in order. Errand Works is licensed, bonded and insured. HH
references available. Call Jennifer at Errand Works at 703-881-1599.
$325 Flat Rate Pressure Washing
Any size house
Call for Details
Jenkins Roofing Repair &
Home Improvement
540-272-8478
MOVER: DAVE THE MOVER LLC. Local, distant, packing, intra home moves,
piano and antique expert. We provide above average service and value. HH
references, we are generally in HH twice a month or so. Dave Wassenaar
540-229-9999 cell or 703-753-4242.
OUTSIDE FAUCETS REPAIRED/REPLACED – New deck faucets. Ask for Don.
703-853-0000, a Heritage Hunt resident. Licensed and insured. License: VA
2701-031672 DDR Plumbing Company. Major credit cards accepted.
PAINTING: Class A Licensed and Insured, Interior/Exterior Painting,
Kitchen and Bath remodeling, Wood Rot, Plumbing, Electrical, Ceramic tile.
“WE DO IT ALL!” 38 years local experience. Excellent Heritage Hunt references. JOEL RIGGS HOME SERVICES, 703-929-4676.
PAINTING: Interior/Exterior Painting. In business 26+ years, licensed and
fully insured. We also provide other Home Improvements. Visit us as www.
FichtnerServicesInc.com 703.754.3065.
PAINTING: Local resident with over 26 years experience. Exterior trim, deck
rails, walkways, patios, basement stairwells, foundations and garage floor
finishing. Mark 703-753-3856. Visit us at www.powerwashingsp.com.
PATIOS & WALKWAYS & RENOVATIONS – Offered by Mason’s Lawn &
Landscape. Install a beautiful Patio or Walkway accented with Landscape
Lighting. We can renovate your existing pavers with Power Washing, new
Stabilized Joint Material, and Sealing. Call now for a free one hour consultation.- w-ww.masonslandscape.com 703-594-GROW (4769).
PET SITTING AND DOG WALKING: Kathy’s Canine & Cat Care will walk your
pets when you are unable to, will love and care for your pets in your home
when you are out of town. Call Kathy at 540-272-0512 or Kathylavin@
yahoo.com.
PET SITTING AND DOG WALKING: Meg’s Loving Pet Care, LLC will provide
the highest quality care for all your pets. 24 years of experience, Bonded /
Insured. Please contact Meghan at: 703-338-3446 or megslovingpetcare@
aol.com
PLUMBING – Ask for Don. 703-853-0000, a Heritage Hunt resident.
Licensed and insured. License: VA 2701-031672 DDR Plumbing Company.
Major credit cards accepted.
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PLUMBING SERVICES: Locally owned and operated, Gainesville Plumbing
has been providing excellent plumbing services to Heritage Hunt Residents
since 2004. We value your time … You’ll value our service! We offer a 5%
discount for Heritage Hunt Residents. Licensed & Insured. Call Gainesville
Plumbing for all of your plumbing needs: 571.248.8727
POWER WASHING– Clean the surface of your house deck or driveway. Get
rid of mildew, algae, and dirt. Several years’ experience in HH. Call Dan’s
Power Washing 703-795-1701 / dangerkin@gmail.com /
www.danspowerwashing.com.
POWER WASHING - Go from green to clean. I do houses, sidewalks, decks,
fences, also exterior wood rot deck and fence repair deck staining and sealing roof and siding repair drywall finishing small jobs welcome. Licensed
and insured. Free estimates 703-987-5096-email jnave@comcast.net.
A1 Solid Solutions LLC
Roofing- Small leak repair
Full replacement
Interior- Drywall repair
Full remodel
Exterior- Pressure washing
Deck resurfacing
Siding replacement
Gutter cleaning
Contact: Michael Jenkins
Office: 540-402-6380
Cell: 540-272-8478
SSC ID: S6332771
Gannt Insurance GL $1000000
Free Estimates!
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POWER WASHING: Power Washing of Decks, Siding, Concrete and Fences.
In business 26+ years, licensed and fully insured. Visit us as www.FichtnerServicesInc.com 703.754.3065.
POWER WASHING SPECIALISTS: Free estimates, licensed/insured. Local
resident with over 26 years experience cleaning siding, decks, fences, patios,
stoops, steps, walkways and driveways. Deck clear sealing / staining and
railing painting. HH references. Mark, 703-753-3856. Visit us at
www.powerwashingsp.com
PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER: Specializing in family portraiture,
children, computer restoration, and parties. “Create Memories Today for
Tomorrow.” The Photo Bug, (H) 703-743-2323 or (C) 703-489-2273.
REVERSE MORTGAGE – if you would like a free, no obligation, no pressure
in-home consultation, please call Joe Howard of Liberty Home Equity Solutions Inc. at 301-928-3772. I have been helping seniors with reverse mortgages for over 10 years. NMLS # 506504. My email is Joseph.Howard@
LibertyHomeEquity.com.
ROOFING - KPM Home Improvement L.L.C. Replace, repair roofs. Gutters.
Siding. Windows. Licensed and insured. Jim Kirisch 703-330-1690 or email
info@kpmhomeimprovement.com
SCANNER FOR SALE - Uniden Bear BCT15-X scanner. Like new with user
manual and disc. $100 703-743-5329.
SENIOR HOME CARE BY ANGELS: Our caring companions help seniors live
at home! Hygiene assistance, meals, housework, up to 24-hour care. For
care that’s straight from heaven. VISITING ANGELS, 703-530-8811.
SHOPSMITH JIGSAW - 18” needs gears or use for parts. $75 703-743-5329.
SMOKE ALARMS-For battery or smoke alarm replacement contact Ken
Weinzapfel at 703-743-1607.
STAIR LIFTS - Never walk up steps again! New and certified pre-owned
chair lifts at reduced prices. Lifetime warranty. Local company. Lowest
prices guaranteed. Call 703.753.3855.
TAX PAPERS AND RECEIPTS – Do you need help organizing your important
tax papers and receipts in preparation for taking them to your accountant? Errand Works will help you gather your receipts and tax information
received in the mail, and then separate these into categories for your tax
accountant. We are experienced in organizing important paperwork, and
can take a lot of the stress out of the process. Errand Works is licensed,
bonded and insured. HH references available. Call Jennifer at Errand Works
at 703-881-1599.
THE POLY CREW - Concrete Lifting and Leveling Specialists serving
Northern Virginia and DC Metro areas. Ask about our military and senior
discounts. 540-718-9799 www.thepolycrew.com
TOILETS REBUILT/REPLACED - Ask for Don. 703-853-0000, a Heritage
WATER PLANTS – Do you have plants that need to be watered while you are
out of town? Errand Works will tend to your plants per your instructions
and on a schedule you choose while you are out of town. Errand Works is
licensed, bonded and insured. HH references available. Call Jennifer at Errand Works at 703-881-1599.
WILL TRIM HEDGES, bushes, spring/fall cleanup, special projects 3 hrs/ $50
Luke 571-445-0586.
WINDOW CLEANING: Squeaky Klean Windows of Gainesville offers professional , friendly service at great rates. Screen repair. Chandelier cleaning.
LIcensed and insured. HH are preferred clients. Free bids. Call Tom at 703888-9171.
WINDOW REPLACEMENT: Any problems with windows, contact Ken
Weinzapfel, 703-743-1607.
Nana Jo loves to cook for her family and
friends and now she is cooking for others.
Nana Jo’s Kitchen is offering Pre-prepared
Meals TO GO and will deliver them from her
kitchen to your home with “love and a smile.”
Nana Jo’s Kitchen has a monthly schedule published on
her home page so that you can order a meal or several
meals in advance. NaNa Jo will also take Special Orders
and/or you can design your own meal menu for a day or
days.
Nana Jo’s Kitchen also provides a full Bakery menu
that you can order from at any time for individual
consumption or for a dessert extravaganza.
Nana Jo’s Kitchen offers an Awards Program and
Gift Certificates.
For more information visit NaNa Jo’s Kitchen website: nanajoskitchen.com
or email NaNa Jo’s Kitchen at: nana@nanajoskitchen.com or you can call
703-635-0338 .
You can like us on Facebook (facebook.com/nanajoskitchen) and follow us on
Instagram (nanajoskitchen)
NaNa Jo hopes that you will join us for dinner soon.
Making Arrangements in Advance is a Gift to Loved Ones!
Peace of Mind
Flexible Financing Available
Surrounded by Battlefield National Park
Close Proximity to Heritage Hunt
Receive a Free Personal Planning Guide
Call our Family Service Counselors
Cathy Reynolds, 540-878-7989
Jim Allmon, 703-789-0124
Stonewall Memory Gardens
A Dignity Memorial Provider
12004 Lee Highway
Manassas, VA 20109
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Summer Tournament Results
1st Flight
1st – Rob Bowman, David Chartier (65)*
2nd – Anthony Gatto, John Johnson (65)
3rd – Buddy Evans, Brian Stai (66)
2nd Flight
1st – Dennis O’Malley, Joe Gorzka (63)
2nd – Ron Scanlon, James Ross (64)
3rd – Yoshiaki Ide, Richard Murphy (68)
3rd Flight
1st – Bill Kreykenbohm, Bernie Leech (63)*
2nd – John Tweed, Donald Rusch (63)
3rd – John Fee, Bob Martino (66)
4th Flight
1st – Susan Lucas, Joan Donnelly (61)
2nd – Eugene Schmiel, Walter Meyer (62)
3rd – Curt Dierdorff, Margaret Dierdorff (63)
5th Flight
1st – Mary Ide, Judy Murphy (59)
2nd – Charlotte Gatto, Kathy Carrico (62)
3rd – Joe Dickey, Kenneth Webster (64)
*Won scorecard playoff
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What Is In The Color Of A Tee?
Golfers are always attempting to hit longer and
straighter shots to get more distance from their
drives. They buy the newest version of drivers, they
utilize the best and longest hitting golf balls; they take
lessons to learn a better swing to achieve that longest,
straightest drive. Have you ever thought about achieving this concept from a different approach? Teeing
it Forward. Tee it Forward allows a golfer (male or
female) to move forward on the tee box according to
their drive distance.
There is a formula to obtain this distance allowing a
golfer to achieve that positive feeling once again by
reaching the hole in regulation. By Teeing it Forward,
you as a golfer will now hit fewer shots and allow
yourself the opportunity to play a round of golf closer
to regulation. Thereby, bringing down your handicap
index.
Perhaps it is approaching the time for Heritage Hunt
to reconsider our tee specifications. Instead of indicating Men play from Blue/White/Gold and Ladies
from the Red tees, perhaps our golf club should eliminate the gender specification and simply state our tees
as Black/Blue/White/Gold/Red/Green. The color is
irrelevant; the average driving distance is the key. Did
you realize that Heritage Hunt already has a slope rating for the Ladies tees from the Gold and Green tees?
It is important to remember that a Handicap Index is
just a mathematical representation of potential ability,
and we need to make a conversion to the set of tees
we play and then an additional adjustment if we are
competing against a player who is playing from a different set of tees so that an equitable competition can
be played. (Section 3-5 USGA Handicap System) [Our
Golf Pro makes these adjustments automatically for us
currently.]
Golfers playing by Teeing It Forward will also assist
with pace of play. Being able to reach the green with
fewer strokes allows a player to play more efficiently
and quickly.
Additional ideas to speed up the pace of play include:
1) Ditch the head covers. Taking head covers on and
off all day is a serious time drain. 2) Mixed foursome?
Forward-tee players should ride with other forwardtee players. Back tees with back tees. 3) Only mark
a short putt to clean it. 4) Approximate yardages instead of walking them off. 5) Waiting? Take as many
practice swings/strokes as you like. Your turn…. You
get ONE. 6) Always be moving forward. If you have
to double back for anything—bag, cart, clubs—you
are losing time. 7) Always have a spare ball handy.
8) Unless the cart is going to or from a tee box, there
should NEVER be more than one person in it. 9) Glean
as much knowledge as you can about your next shot
while approaching it. 10) Jokes and stories are best
told after teeing off, not before. Otherwise you are
interrupting another player’s preparation.
Your Handicap Committee hopes that you are enjoying
the 2016 golf season and hope these reminders will
be of assistance for a most enjoyable round of golf at
Heritage Hunt.
Golf Handicap Committee 2016
September 2016
September 1-30 Golf Schedule
*All times are approximate and
subject to change.*
All times are approximate and subject to change
Sun da y
M onda y
T uesd a y
Wedn e sda y
T hursd a y
Fri da y
Satu rd a y
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4:30pm Couples
Golf
closed 2:45-5pm
4:30pm Couples
Golf
closed 2:45-5pm
4:30pm Couples
Golf
closed 2:45-5pm
8:30am Men’s Day
avl. after 1:15pm
9am Event
closed 9-12:30
Vertical Mow &
Topdress
closed 9:30-12
8:30am Men’s Day
avl. after 1:15pm
8:30am Men’s Day
avl. after 1:15pm
8:30am Ladies’ Day
avl. after 1:15pm
avl. after 11:45am
avl. after 1:15pm
9am Event
closed 8:45-10:45
8:45am NVRMGA
closed 8:30am-12pm
8:45am NVRMGA
closed 8:30am-12pm
9am Member/
Member
course closed
9am Member/
Member
avl. after 3pm
Member/Member
Rain Date
25
4:30pm Couples
Golf
closed 2:45-5pm
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8:30am Men’s Day
avl. after 1:15pm
avl. after 11:45am
8:45am NVRMGA
closed 8:30am-12pm
HERITAGE HUNT
9am Event
avl. after 2:30pm
PLAYERS TOURNAMENT
MeMber / MeMber
tournament
FORMAT:
FRidAy,
SepT. 16
Three 9-Hole Matches on Friday. 9:00 a.m. shotgun start.
Match 1 - Scramble. | Match 2 - Best Ball with individual handicaps. | Match 3 - Alternate Shot.
Hot lunch provided for players.
Banquet dinner at the clubhouse for you and your guest. Includes beer and wine.
Two 9-Hole Matches on Saturday. 9:00 a.m. shotgun start.
SATuRdAy, Match 4 - Shamble with individual handicaps. | Match 5 - 2 person total with individual handicaps.
Hot lunch provided for players.
SepT. 17
Includes beer on Saturday following golf.
iNFO:
Men play White Tees. Women play Red Tees. Seniors with a 14.0 index or higher that play 75% of rounds from Gold Tees may
elect to play Gold Tees. Flighted by combined team handicap. Open to Residents and all Non-Resident Golf Members who have
a current Heritage Hunt Handicap. If partner course handicaps are greater than 8 strokes apart, the “B” player’s handicap will be
limited to 8 strokes higher than the “A” player’s handicap. Limited to even multiples of six 2 person teams.
COST:
$135 peR peRSON | $240 peR cOupLe
A couple is defined as 2 people residing at the same address and both playing in the tournament. cart fees included. Normal
green fees apply. Individuals cancelling after September 9 will be charged $135.
ReGiSTRATiON:
contact the Golf Shop at 703-743-1000.
FORMAT:
Four Person A-B-C-D Team. Pairings by the Pro Shop. Two net best balls of four.
INFO:
Men play White Tees. Women play Red Tees. Seniors with a 14.0 index or higher that play 75% of rounds
from Gold Tees may elect to play Gold Tees. Flighted by handicap. Three winners in each flight. Open to
Residents and all Non-Resident Golf Members who have a current Heritage Hunt Handicap.
COST:
Entry fee is $20.00 plus usual green fees and cart fees. Includes 2 drink tickets and complimentary
coffee. (All cancellations within 24 hours of the tournament will be charged $20.)
REGISTRATION:
Contact the Golf Shop at 703-743-1000.
Sign up deadline is Thursday, September 29.
RAIN DATE:
Saturday, October 8
RAiN dATe:
Monday, September 19
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 | 9:00 A.M. SHOTGUN START
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September 1-October 1 Fitness Schedule
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Attend your first fitness class free of charge! Purchase a fitness pass coupon booklet at the
main Clubhouse Front Desk at a cost of $90 to participate in 15 aqua and land classes.
Turn in a coupon each time you attend a class. The coupon booklet does not expire.
* Separate Fee Schedule.
Class schedule and locations are subject to change. Please check online or the Front Desk for the most up to date listing.
PL - Indoor Pool / BA - Clubhouse Ballroom / MM-Marsh Mansion / All other classes are held in the Fitness Center Aerobics Room
2
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
8:30 AM – Aqua
Fit, PL
9 AM - Tabata
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8
9
10
15
16
17
23
24
9 AM – Aerobics
10:10 AM – Yoga
30
1
9 AM – Aerobics
10:10 AM – Yoga
1
9 AM - Zumba Gold
*10 AM - Seated Aerobics, BA
10:10 AM - Power
Pump
6 PM - Step Aerobic
4
5 LABOR DAY
6 PM - Step Aerobics
6
8:30 AM – Aqua Fit, PL
9 AM - Zumba Gold
10:10 AM – Mat Pilates
HOA OFC CLOSED
11
18
25
70
12
7:30 AM – Men’s Power
Flex
9 AM - Aerobics II
*10 AM - Seated
Aerobics, BA
10:10 AM - Power Pump
19
Flex
9 AM - Aerobics II
*10 AM - Seated
Aerobics, BA
5 PM-Restorative Yoga
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Flex
9 AM - Aerobics II
*10 AM - Seated
Aerobics, BA
5 PM-Restorative Yoga
13
9 AM - Zumba Gold
20
9 AM - Zumba Gold
27
9 AM - Zumba Gold
7
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
9 AM - Balls, Bands
and Balance, BA
9 AM – Yoga
10:10 - Tabata
10:15 AM - Gentle
Yoga, BA
11:30 AM-Golden
Grooves
14
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
9 AM - Balls, Bands
and Balance, BA
9 AM – Yoga
10:10 - Tabata
10:15 AM - Gentle
Yoga, BA
11:30 AM-Golden
Grooves
21
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
9 AM - Balls, Bands
and Balance, BA
9 AM – Yoga
10:10 - Tabata
10:15 AM - Gentle
Yoga, BA
11:30 AM-Golden
Grooves
28
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
9 AM - Balls, Bands
and Balance, BA
9 AM – Yoga
10:10 - Tabata
10:15 AM - Gentle
Yoga, BA
11:30 AM-Golden
Grooves
9 AM - Zumba Gold
10:10 AM - Power
Pump
9 AM - Zumba Gold
10:10 AM - Power
Pump
22
9 AM - Zumba Gold
10:10 AM - Power
Pump
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
8:30 AM – Aqua
Fit, PL
9 AM - Tabata
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
8:30 AM – Aqua
Fit, PL
9 AM - Tabata
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
8:30 AM – Aqua
Fit, PL
9 AM - Tabata
9 AM – Aerobics
10:10 AM – Yoga
9 AM – Aerobics
10:10 AM – Yoga
9 AM – Aerobics
10:10 AM – Yoga
29
9 AM - Zumba Gold
10:10 AM - Power
Pump
7:30 AM – Men’s
Power Flex
8:30 AM – Aqua
Fit, PL
9 AM - Tabata
September 1-October 1 Group Activities Schedule
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
BA - GREAT OAK BALLROOM
BL - BLUE RIDGE BILLARDS ROOM
BO - BOARD ROOM
CA - MT VIEW CARD ROOM
CH - CLUBHOUSE COURT
CR - CRAFT ROOM
DR - VIRGINIAN DINING ROOM
Wednesday
Thursday
ROOM LEGEND
1
Friday
Saturday
FC - FITNESS CENTER
MM - MARSH MANSION
MMP - MANSION PARLOR
MMGR - MANSION GARDEN ROOM
MMLR - MANSION LIVING ROOM
MMTR - MANSION TICKET ROOM
MML - MANSION LIBRARY
9 AM–Fine Art Group, CR
9 AM–Tennis (begin/interm)
Club, CH Crt
1PM–Quilt Project Meeting,CR
1 PM–Ladies’ Drop-in Bridge
(1/3), MMLR
2
9 AM–Tennis (adv) Club,CH
court
10AM Everything Apple,(1)CA
1 PM–Ladies Bridge (1/3), CA
3
9 AM – Blanket Stitchers, CR
9 AM – Tennis (begin /interm)
Club, CH court
10 AM - Beg. Bridge, BL
1 PM–Pinochle, BL
3 PM–HH High Steppers, FC
3 PM–Pickleball, MM court
6 PM-Italian Heritage Society,
MMLR (1/2)
7 PM–Men’s Billiards, BL
4
5 LABOR DAY
9 AM–Blanket Stitchers, CR
9 AM–Tennis (adv) Club, CH
10 AM–Ladies Bridge, BL
12 PM–Men’s Poker, MML
12:45 PM–Weekly Bridge, CA
1 PM–Knitting CR
1 PM–Canasta, BL
2 PM–Spanish club, MMTR
7 PM–Duplicate Bridge, CA
7 PM-Men in Song, BA
7 PM - WON, BL
6
9 AM–Tennis (begin/inter), CH
10 AM–AmericanMahjongg, BL
10 AM–Writing Group (1/3), CA
1 PM–Woodcarvers, CR
1 PM - Social Mah Jongg, BO
1 PM - Double Pinochle, MMLR
6 PM–Begin/Inter. Line Dance
and Instruction, BA
7 PM-AA, MMTR
7
9:30 AM–Wed MenBridge, BO
12:45 PM–Wed. (2/4) Bridge,CA
1 PM–Crocheting, CR
6 PM–Chess Club, MMGR
7 PM–Ladies’ Poker, BL
7:30 PM-HH Bible Study, CA
12
10 AM - Ladies Bridge, BL
1 PM–Knitting, CR
1 PM–Canasta, BL
7 PM - WON, BL
7:15 PM - MIS, BA
Club, CH Crt
(2/4), CA
9
10
16
17
23
24 CHARITY CLASSIC
30
1
court
7:30 PM - Free Movie
Night, BA
Club, CH court
1 PM–Pinochle, BL
6 PM-Italian Heritage Society,
MMLR (1/2)
6 PM - Excursion
HOA OFC CLOSED
11
Grandparents Day
8
7 PM-Trivia Night, BA
13
10 AM - HHWO Lunch, BA
10 AM–American Mahjongg,BL
and Instruction, BA
7 PM-AA, MMTR
7 PM - Resident Forum, CA
14
9:30 AM–Bridge Lunch(1/3), CA
15
Club, CH Crt
9 AM–Tennis (adv) Club,
CH court
10 AM- GoCo Club, CA
1 PM–Ladies Bridge (1/3), CA
Club, CH court
1 PM–Pinochle, BL
(1/3), MMLR
2 PM-Green Neighborhood
Group, MML (3)
18
COMMMUNITY
OPEN HOUSE
25
5:30 PM - Oktoberfest, BA
19
10 AM-Mon Ladies Bridge, BL
10 AM-Genealogy Club, CA
1 PM–Knitting, CR
1 PM–Canasta, BL
6:45 PM-Wine Club, DR
7 PM - WON, BL
26
1 PM–Knitting, CR
1 PM–Canasta, BL
7 PM - WON, BL
20
10 AM–Writing Group (1/3), CA
and Instruction, BA
7 PM-AA, MMTR
7 PM - Health Series, CA
7 PM-HH Hams, MMGR (3)
21
12:45 PM–Wed. (2/4) Bridge,CA
court
9 AM - Immunizations
Clinic, CA
Club, CH court
7:30 PM- HH Concerts, BA
28
and Instruction, BA
7 PM-AA, MMTR
10 AM-Garden Club, MM
(2/4), CA
1 PM–Pinochle, BL
27
9 AM - Excursion
22
29
Club, CH Crt
1 PM–Pinochle, BL
court
4 PM - Sip & Paint, CH Knoll
Club, CH court
71
Heritage Hunt Homeowners’ Association
6901 Arthur Hills Drive
Heritage Hunt Homeowners’ Association
September 1 - October 1 Meeting Schedule
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
All times are approximate and subject to change.
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
2
3
Facilities Committee
1 PM, Mtn. View Rm
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
22
Board of Directors,
1 PM, Mtn View Rm
23
24
29
30
1
18
25
72
LABOR DAY
HOA OFC CLOSED
19
Board of Directors,
9:30 AM, Parlor
26
Grounds Committee,
2:30 PM, Mtn. View
Rm
Condo I Board Mtg,
2 PM, MM Living Rm
20
Food/Beverage
Committee, 10 AM,
Mtn View Rm
27
Architectural
Review Committee,
9 AM, Mtn. View Rm
Golf Committee,
3 PM, Mtn View Rm
21
Emergency
Preparedness
Committee, 9:30AM,
Garden Rm
Budget/Finance
Committee, 1 PM
Mtn View Rm
28
Architectural
Review Committee,
9 AM, Mtn. View Rm
Advisory Committee
Strategic Planning,
10 AM, Garden Rm

September - Heritage Hunt Country Club

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