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Monday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Tuesday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Wednesday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Thursday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Friday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Volume 20, Issue 7, July 2021
HPCA Board Meeting July 19 @ 9:30 a.m.
Note from the President
We are fast approaching July, which translates into warmer temperatures, sitting in the shade at the
pool, making sure our air conditioning units are functioning properly and more frequent use of our
outdoor grills.
Please contact your block captain or the office if you find that you do not have a flag holder to support your flag for the upcoming July 4th holi-
day.
It appears that there are more homes and villas going up for sale and it would be most appreciated
if you notice someone moving in, introduce your- self and find out their name, phone no., email ad-
dress and then follow up with pertinent infor- mation.
We are experiencing more clubhouse activities taking place and if you are interested in participat- ing please contact the HP office or inform them of
an activity that you might desire to initiate.
Please be aware all HP villa owners that there will be a meeting set up with our lawyer regarding vot- ing on your upcoming ballot and the issues involved
for either a Yes or No vote. Time and day of the Ballot meeting is July 20 @ 2:00 at the clubhouse.
If you are planning on traveling or vacationing with family or friends this summer, please take all nec- essary precautions and be safe! Have a special July
4th!
Heritage Pines Community Association, Inc.
Volunteer Board Members
Russ Willard
President
Morty Berkowitz
Vice President
Bill Xenikis
Secretary Treasurer
Jim Van Wart
Member at Large Alan Garelick
HP Board email address:
[email protected] In the subject box of the email, write “HP Board.”
Clubhouse Office Hours
Monday 9:00 am - 4:00pm Tuesday 9:00 am - 1:00pm Wednesday 9:00 am - 4:00pm Thursday 9:00 am - 4:00pm Friday 9:00 am - 1:00pmRuss Willard
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Grounds Committee Report
We are once again getting rainfall in our area. Coupled with our intensive turf program, our lawns are green, thicker and healthy. Please help maintain this
community by watering wisely. If rain prevents Brightview from completing its mowing cycle during a specific week, they will begin the next week where they were forced to stopped earlier. Seasonal flowers are planted in June. Pruning is well under way. They are currently working its way through section 2. Due to the maturity of plants in these sections, pruning takes a bit longer . We have been assured that this first round will be completed within 12 weeks. Fall pruning will begin soon after. REMEMBER to mark with flags or ribbons any plants special to you to avoid accidental pruning. For your information and reference, mowing and pruning maps, designated by section number, are posted on the office bulletin board. Also posted are the Heritage Pines pruning standards. If you are a new resident and have not yet completed your Opt In/Out form for optional BrightView services,
please stop by the office to complete this task. These are services which the HOA pays for and are for your benefit. However, we make these optional because some
homeowners do not want to take advantage of certain services based upon the specifics of their own plan of their own plantings.
Please note that these forms will be made available to all again in the late fall for the 2022 landscaping season. At that point, your decisions for services will become
permanent for the next year. No changes can be made during the year.
Key to Tennis court
To enter the tennis court, the key will be on the inside door in the kitchen by
the side door. If any questions, please contact Art Lester.
Welcome Linda Driscoll
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Clubhouse Committee:
Summer is here and the Clubhouse and Recreation area are being used for events including card games, playing pool, line dancing, mahjongg, aquatic exercising, pickleball, swimming, and bocce ball. Visiting with new and old neighbors during the Ice Cream Social was a great time for all. The Commit- tee is interested in hearing from you about what recreational games you would like to have to replace the Put- ting Green and Horseshoe Pit. Some people have suggested maybe a Shuf- fleboard Court or a Cornhole Game ( a lawn game). Please send your sugges- tions to [email protected],
Holiday Happy Hour-Friday, July 2, 2021 5 pm-7 pm
Poolside @Heritage Pines
You ARE INVITED and SO IS YOUR NEIGHBOR- INVITE THEM! De- tails: BYOB- Alcohol or Non-
Alcohol, bring an appetizer to share or just for yourself, plastic or paper cups, containers, plates ONLY on the pool deck. Questions- call Debi Loranger 909-844-3721. This is a community-wide event sponsored by the Social Committee and there is no cost to attend!
Tech Talk
Tech Talk is back in the Clubhouse in July 17th at 9 am. We’ll be talking tech: specifically the huge spike in ransom ware and hacking that is affecting more and more business- es. Remember the gas shortage?
That was a DIRECT result of hack- ing/use of ransomware to cripple a business and force them to pay millions of dollars to get their data/
information back. This is not a scary movie story, this is REAL, this is NOW and it can affect any- one, anywhere.
Live & Learn
A Live & Learn with JC Knowles will begin August 25 and the Preston Brunch will be Sept 22 10:00 . Out to Lunch Bunch
The “out to Lunch Bunch” will re-
sume in September where we will
enjoy lunch at a different local
venue once a month. Details to fol-
low. Any questions, call Ginny Sku-
lavik.
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Bocce Ball 9:00 Tues- days/
Fridays
Social Committee News
We hope you all are enjoying the opportu- nities this summer at the Clubhouse to meet our new neighbors and visit with you friends!
Thank you to our Heritage Pines Board for sponsoring our ice cream party. Soon we will be having events that require a fee. All our events and programs are sellf-
supporting. All the money collected pays for the food purchased and the supplies that are used for the event. In the future, the cost of the set up and clean up fees will be added. The cost of food and sup- plies continues to rise, which will cause our fees to increase as well.
The purpose of the Social Committee is not only to plan social and educational events, but to also encourage and help others to organize and lead events. We need more volunteers and groups to schedule and plan events to help make Heritage Pines an active and fun place to live! We can only accomplish this with participation from the community.
We hope you will consider helping to or- ganize and lead an event in the future. If you would like to schedule, chair or co- chair an event, please see a member of the Social Committee or ask the ladies in the office to refer you to a member of the com- mittee.
Check this month’s newsletter for infor- mation about an appetizer party at the pool. We will look forward to seeing you !
Book Club Invitation
The Tuesday Afternoon Book Club will meet on Tuesday, July 6th at 1:00 p.m. in the Clubhouse. We will be dis- cussing A Spool of Blue Thread by Anne Tyler. We always make use of the book club kits provided by the
Wake County library system so there is no cost to our Heritage Pines resident. New books are signed out and re- cently discussed books re- turned during each meeting.
Meetings usually last about an hour. Please join us if you are interested .
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Our deepest sympathy to the families of Egon Newbert who passed away on May 20, Cissy Stiglitz who passed away June 1, Sybil Hurst who passed away June 10, and Earl Hill who passed away June 17.
Men’s Breakfast Re-start
The Men’s Breakfast Event will re-start July 20th at 8:00 a.m. This will be the first Men’s breakfast event since Covid shut down the event in March, 2020.
This is good news! Guys, let’s all get together as before and welcome any new neighbor fellows who would like to join the fun. Inform the “newbies”
that first time breakfast attendees EAT FREE!
Looking forward to seeing all again at this popular, get-together event.
Water Aerobics
In order to accommodate the many people who like to swim early in the morning, all water aerobics classes will be held from 9 am-10 am for the
remainder of the season. Also, since Covid 19 restrictions have been lift-
ed, there is room for more partici- pants in the Tuesday-Thursday classes. Please come when you can.
You don’t have to sign up. If you are a beginner, we will
teach y ou the steps
Veterans
If you have moved to Heritage Pines
during the year 2020 through the
present, please email Linda Brown at
[email protected]. We want to
update our list of veterans, so we
will have the correct information for
our annual Veterans Day program on
November 11th. Please include your
branch of service, the years you
served and if you were a war veter-
an. Thank you!
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WELCOME EVERYONE
Mirta Berroa Welcome
Mary Martha Pace Miriam & Arthill Thomas
Linda Black
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July
1Soonja Cho 1-Carolyn Padley 4-Martha Kozar
6-Gus Patel
7-Jeanette Adamski 7-Joyce Aspinall 8-Linda Bergemann 8-Veena Muralidhar 8-Ty Stranger
9-Anastasia Hrytsay 9-Doug Hudgins 11-Joanne Esper 13-Jay Confalone 13-John McNally 15-Ken Noar 15-Debi Salyer 16-Bob Blackmun 17-Indiradevi Ghanta 17-Carmen Rosado 18-Liz Mongrain 18-Gene Moore 21-Jean Harper 22-Mary Easley 22-Chris Vezzetti 23-Howard Rubin 24-Judy Brown 25-Jean Desmond 25-Phyllis Gray 25-Marge Moore 25-Anne Rothrock 27-Linda Boehnel 27-Saroj Patel 27-Steve Toomey 28-Jennifer Hightower 29-Janie Bush
30-Carol French 30-Darlene Hanson 30-Martha Hinds 30-Yvonne Manahan 30-Carolyn McDaniel
2000 Heritage Pines Drive Cary, NC 27519
Thinking of You Sally Etkin
Gene Paris Bernie Aliberti Ed Giovino Nicholas & Ann Trasatto
Debi Salyer Joan Hall Gary Hurst
Beth Harvey On-Site ManagerOffice Phone: 919-466-0016 Office Fax: 919-466-0014
Email: [email protected] Website: www.heritagepinesnc.com Management Company:
Elite Management Professionals 919-233-7660
Website: www.elite-mgmt.com
