Ranch Reporter - August 2022

AUGUST 2022

Ranch Reporter

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What's Insi de

INFRASTRUCTURE COM M ITTEE 3
STANDING COM M ITTEES 5
TECH TALK 7
GOLF NEWS 8
LGA NEWS 10
CGA NEWS 11
REPUBLICAN CLUB NEWS 13
TEN N I S 14
PICKLEBALL 15
YARD OF THE M ONTH 16
N EI GHBORHOOD 17
RANCH REPORTER SUBM ISSION FAQ 19
CLUBS & ACTIVITIES 20
DIRECTORY 22

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I N FRA ST RUCT URE
COM M I T T EE

Con cr et e Wor k : Worked on several areas of Golf Course Cart Paths and Bridges, including in front of bathroom on
15th tee box, curbs poured to address erosion on cart paths and east of 12th bridge, and other areas to enhance
safety and functionality.

Secu r it y an d Tr af f ic: Endorsed 2023 Resident Vehicle Sticker
Proposal to move to a 2-year version. Determining how this will
be implemented and then will be presented to HOA Board for
approval.

Walk in g Tr ails: Trails signage enhanced to include installation
of signs that can be ?opened and closed?to indicate when
certain portions of trails are not recommended for use due to
r ain / f lo o d in g.

Lan dscape, Com m on Ar eas: Much recent landscaping work being done to the
common areas, in the planting areas around the pool, around the clubhouse and
at the entrance. Also new trees and plants have been delivered and installed on
Heritage Ranch Boulevard. The delivery and planting schedule was severely
delayed by our vendor. Acutely aware of the risk of planting trees and large

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specimen plants this time of year, we negotiated a one-year replacement warranty. Bubbler irrigation was also
added at each planting to further insure growth and survival. Trees installed along the boulevard included seven
2?to 3?caliper Autumn Blaze Red Maples, two multi-trunk Natchez Crepe Myrtles, all currently 14?to 18?tall, and
two large Yaupon Hollies planted together. These replaced plants that were damaged in a vehicular accident.
Finally, a beautiful Eastern Red Cedar was planted to replace a diseased cedar that was screening the control
panels just off the boulevard on Shadow Creek.
Thanks to everyone for their patience and cooperation with
the traffic restrictions while this work was being conducted.
Issues encountered, which made the project more challenging
and were beyond our control, included scheduling, pricing,
supply availability, and planting. Solutions to some of these
problems that are being explored could greatly improve our
ability to sustain and enhance the greenspaces in our
community. Stay tuned!
Clu bh ou se In t er ior , Decor & Fu r n ish in gs: Approved
replacement lighting fixtures to refresh the facility ?look??
including entry chandeliers, dining room lighting, ballroom
lighting, back entry lighting, front desk lighting, hallway and
bathroom sconces and entry sconces. Delivery/installation in
progress. Approved installation of new window coverings in Corral Grill (banded blinds) and Arts and Crafts Room
(remove curtains and rods and replace with plantation shutters). Removing window valances and
repairing/matching wood stain as
needed. Shipping/delivery pending.

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STA NDI NG
COM M I T T EES

Wh at ar e t h e St an din g Com m it t ees w it h in Her it age Ran ch Golf an d Cou n t r y Clu b?
The Standing Committees within Heritage Ranch are where almost everything that goes on, or gets done, within the
Ranch begins. There are seven Standing Committees and each has a specialty that corresponds with most, if not all,
of the functioning bodies operating in the Ranch. The committees oversee what is being done and make
suggestions to either our General Manager, Tony Trevino, or the managing Director for a specific function, i.e., Golf,
Food & Beverage, Infrastructure, etc. The Board of Directors?approval is required for most changes and especially in
policy or governance or unbudgeted or Reserve expenditures. The HOA Board approves the assignment of all
Standing Committee Chairpersons.

The Standing Committees and the current Chairperson for each and
the number of volunteers in each committee are as follows:
Activities Committee - Anita Wormald ? 10 voting members plus
approximately 60 on sub-committees
Finance Committee ? Norm Udovich ? 8 voting members
Food and Beverage ? Barbara Giles ? 12 voting members
Golf ? Paul Sawasaki ? 7 voting members
Infrastructure ? Clara Bahner ? 18 voting members
Marketing and Communications ? Cathy Honeycutt ? 5 voting members
Architectural Review Committee ? Liz Glasco ? 3 voting members, 2 inspectors

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If a resident has an idea/suggestion they feel would be constructive or could help in the performance of our
community, the place to begin the approval process is with the appropriate committee. Reaching out to the
Committee Chairperson with the idea/suggestion is the first step in the process. The Chairperson will advise if the
idea has been previously explored, and if not, place on the agenda for their next meeting allowing the resident to
present that idea to the entire committee. If the committee votes approval for the suggestion, it can be taken to our
General Manager and then the HOA Board for approval and action.
All Standing Committees meet monthly and are open to all residents as guests. The Architectural Review Committee
meets weekly, in executive session, to review all of the many resident requests they get for changes, additions or
modifications to the exterior of their homes.The ARC meets in executive session due to the sensitive nature of their
reviews. The committee meeting dates/times/location are published in the weekly ?Your Week Ahead?emails
published every week by Eric. The committee meeting schedule is also available on the resident website,
h er it ager an ch .o n lin e.
If you would like to be active or ?give back?to our community as a volunteer, being on one of these committees is a
great way to start. As you can see by the number of volunteers on these committees many folks are needed. If you
would like more information on how to help or be a part of this process please reach out to any of the Committee
Chairpersons or any member of the HOA Board.

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T ECH T A LK

W I T H DA V I D BOUN DS

HERI T A GE RA N CH I T LI A I SON OFFI CER

St r eam in g TV Ser vices
We grew up watching TV stations on a big, heavy TV set with the help of rabbit ears or an outside antenna. We
turned the knob on the front of the TV to get to each station. A few years later, TV sets even came with remote
co n t r o ls.
Then came the age of cable TV boxes and way more channels. We used VHS tapes and machines to record TV shows
and movies. A few years later, we had satellite TV. You can still see around Heritage Ranch a few folks with dishes
bolted to the side of their roof area.
Fast forward to today. Most TV sets can connect to the Internet via a wire or Wifi. Either way, once your TV can
connect to the Internet, you can ?stream?TV stations, shows, and movies.
If your TV set is several years old, you may be able to add hardware and still gain access to the Internet on your TV.
Several examples of add-on hardware are: Apple TV, Roku Streaming Stick, Amazon Fire Stick, etc. You can purchase
one of those at a store or online, but check with your TV first to make sure it has a port to plug in such hardware.
If you have a modern TV that is only a few years old, chances are that it has a built-in network card that allows your
TV to connect to the Internet right now.
Once your TV is connected to the Internet, you can follow the instructions that came with the hardware listed above
or follow your TV set up and add what are known as ?Apps.?Apps, which is short for applications, allow you access
to such streaming services as YouTube TV, Sling, Hulu and Hulu Live, Netflix, Apple TV, Amazon Prime TV, etc.
Most streaming services provide storage of shows and movies in the ?cloud.?In other words, you save shows you
like on their servers, not a set top box.
You will need to go online to each streaming service?s web sites and read about their costs and what channels they
offer. Most allow Basic Plans, but you can add additional channels should you desire.
To use streaming services and Apps, in general, a monthly fee is required, and this fee varies according to the
streaming service provided and the features and functions chosen by you. In June 2022, the starting monthly price
for Sling TV is $35.00, YouTube TV is $65.00, and Hulu Live is $70.00 a month, Netflix ranged from $9.99 to $19.99 a
month. Amazon Prime offers content that is included if you are an Amazon Prime Subscriber. Some Apps offer free
TV and movie access. Some free Apps are Crackle, Hoopla, Kanopy, Peacock, Pluto TV, the Roku Channel, Tubi TV,
Vudu, and Xumo.

Next month we?ll talk about coax (Grande) and fiber (AT&T) cables.

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GOLF N EW S

A UGUST N EWSLET T ER

Au gu st Golf Calen dar
Couples Golf Play Tuesdays at 8:30 a.m. Tee Times
9 Hole Men Off Season Play Thursday at 8:00 a.m. Tee Times on #10
LGA In-Season Playdays ? 18 Holers 8:30 a.m. Shotgun with 9 Holer Tee Times afterwards
MGA Playdays ? Thursdays at 8:30 a.m. Shotgun
August 1st to 4th ? Junior Golf Camp 8:30 a.m. until 12:00 p.m.
August 4th & 5th ? MGA Member-Member 8:30 a.m. Shotgun each day
August 5th, 6th & 7th ? Texas Sales Tax Free Weekend Golf Shop Sale
August 11th ? 9 Hole Men Golf Tournament
August 21st ? Boomers?Golf Scramble 4:00 p.m. Shotgun

Texas Sales Tax Fr ee Weeken d 2022 Her it age Ran ch Ju n ior Golf Cam p
August 5th, 6th & 7th
Take 30% Off all Golf Apparel priced under $100 Ages 7-17
Or $300.00 per Student
15% Off Golf Equipment
PLUS!!!!!! Fees include:
No Sales Tax will be charged on these purchases!! -14 Hours of PGA Instruction (Chipping, Putting &
Limited to In Stock Merchandise ? Golf Balls not Driving Range)
included in Sale
Not valid with any other discounts -On Course Instruction

-Lunch Every Day

-Heritage Ranch Hat

-Cap Clip

-Etiquette Brochure

-Logo Golf Ball

Dat es:

Session 4 August 1st to 4th 8:30 a.m. ? Noon

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Also Prizes for Skills Competition and Rules Quiz. SPACE accompanied by each full paying adult.
IS LIMITED. Please Contact Golf Shop to sign up or for
more information. (972) 886-4700 X106 OR, Kids play for $1 times their age if playing before
2:00 p.m. when accompanied by each full paying adult.
Golf Clin ics: (Weather Permitting) The clinics cover the
fundamentals of Full Swing, Short Game and Game Her it age Ran ch Hole-in -On e Clu b ? You can be
Management. Clinics are 6 to 1 ratio (student to teacher) r ew ar ded f or t h at SPECIAL SHOT!!
and are held on Mondays, Thursdays & Saturdays from
11:00 a.m. to noon. Cost is $20.00 per student, per THERE ARE 2 HOLE-IN-ONE CLUBS AVAILABLE
clinic. Space is limited, so reservations are required. We
will also have a Saturday Clinic from 11:00 a.m. to noon -The LGA Hole-in-One Club is open to Members of the
that is open to anyone. Ladies?Golf Association only

SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL GOLF SHOP! -The Heritage Ranch Hole-in-One Club is open to All
Heritage Ranch Residents
Merchandise revenue generated in the Heritage Ranch
Golf Shop stays in the community. And there are other HOW IT WORKS
benefits to HOA Residents:
-Sign Up in the Golf Shop
- Residents receive a 20% discount on apparel
and a 10% discount on golf equipment every -When someone in the Hole-in-One Club makes an Ace
day. or an Albatross (score of 2 on a Par 5), your account will
be charged $5.
- The Golf Shop carries top-of-the-line golf
equipment and the pricing is competitive with -The total pot will be paid out to the person who made
the area discount stores. the hole-in-one.

- Demo golf clubs are available and company HOW TO WIN
demo days are conducted throughout the year.
-Make a hole-in-one at Heritage Ranch.
- There are no upcharges on special orders.
- Trade-Ins of old golf equipment are accepted. -Verified by at least two (2) witnesses, other than the
- Free Gift Wrapping is available. shot maker.

" RANCH BUCKS" SUNDAYS -As part of a 9- or 18-hole round of golf, any weather
Receive $15 of "Ranch Bucks" with Paid Prime Time suspended rounds must be completed as soon as
Sunday Round* reasonably possible.

* Does not apply to weekend mid, twilight or super-twilight -Scorecard must be turned into the Golf Shop.
rates. Ranch Bucks expire one month from date of issue.
Cannot be applied to Club Membership Statement. Cannot -No Mulligans.
be combined with any other offers or promotions.
WHAT YOU WIN
KIDS PLAY FREE!!!
-100% of the pot
Kids, ages 17 and under, play free after 2:00 p.m. when
-As credit to your Club Account (Golf Shop or Grill)

THIS IS VOLUNTARY, YOU CAN ELECT TO OPT OUT, BUT
IT MUST BE IN WRITING

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LGA N EWS

LGA Ladies,
Join us for play days every Wednesday for some fun challenges: 18-hole players tee off first, followed by the 9-hole
players. All LGA members can sign up for play days through Golf Genius. Make sure you arrive to sign in at least 30
minutes before your tee time!
AUGUST 3 ? TOURNAM ENT ? ODD HOLES
(Remember: No sign-in fee; just First Tee donation, cash and/or golf-related items such as clothing, balls, clubs, etc.).
8:30 SHOTGUN, 9 HOLE FOLLOWS. Individual Play. Scores count for odd holes only. Handicapped.
AUGUST 10 ? Play Day. T.E.N.S.
8:30 SHOTGUN, 9 HOLE FOLLOWS. Individual Play. Only the scores on holes that begin with the letters T.E.N.S. are
used (2,3,6,7,11,12,13,16,17,18). Handicapped.
AUGUST 17 ?Play Day. LGA JOINT PLAY DAY
8:30 SHOTGUN. 9 and 18-hole players together. Green tee scramble. Everyone tees off from the green tees.
AUGUST 24 ? Play Day. SANDY RELIEF
8:30 SHOTGUN, 9 HOLE FOLLOWS. Individual Play. You may throw your ball out of one sand trap on the front nine
and one sand trap on the back nine. Throws count as one stroke. Handicapped.
AUGUST 31 ? Play Day. EVEN STEVEN
8:30 SHOTGUN, 9 HOLE FOLLOWS. Individual Play. Score counts for even holes only. Handicapped.

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CGA Fligh t 1 - Fir st Place
N EWS

It was a hot evening for the Las
Vegas Scramble . . . Still, a good time
was had by all!

Here are the results of CGA's May
31st Nine & Dine:

David an d St eph an ie Now ack i, Helen an d Blair Rit ch ey

Fligh t 1 - Secon d Place

Bill an d Nan cy Hin ds, Ron an d Car olee Seif er t

Fligh t 1 - Th ir d Place

Jim an d Kar en Folsom , Su e Glover , Gr eg Bu t ler

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Fligh t 2 - Fir st Place

Alan Bon n er an d An n et t e Lyn ch , Joh an d Tr u dy M oser

CGA?s future events: Fligh t 2 - Secon d Place
Nine & Dine ? Tuesday, July 19th

August ? No Nine & Dine . . . too darn
h o t !!

Couples Tournament ? Tuesday
September 20th. . . 8:30 a.m. shotgun

Nine & Dine ? Tuesday, September
27th

Nine & Dine ? Tuesday, October 11th

Couples Golf Association Club Clar k an d Ju dy Clay, Tom M an der s an d An n Cox
Championship ? Tuesday, October
25th, 1:00 pm.

Stay cool!

Patti Jones
Com m u n icat ion s,
Couples Golf Association

972-523-5101

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REPUBLI CA N

CLUB N EW S

HERITAGE RANCH ATTENDS Her it age Ran ch's Ben Br ow n w it h
TEXAS GOP CONVENTION Texas Lt . Gover n or Dan Pat r ick

Electricity was in the air when delegates from Heritage
Ranch arrived in Houston for the State Republican
Convention, which was on Thursday, June 16 ?
Saturday, June 18. Hats, political signs, GOP apparel,
badges, pins and flags were seen everywhere. Among
those attending were members Ben Brown, Pam
Carron, Maureen Everett, Cora Fortin, Peggy Markovich,
Ted Puchacz, Sue Reeves and Joan vanVliet. Attending
sponsors were Cynthia Brugge, Mark Brugge, Abraham
George, Chris Hill, Laura Hill, Barbara Isaacs, Kelly Ann
Johnson, Randy Johnson, Candy Nobel, Keith Self, Tracy
Self, David Shafer and Maggie Whitt.

They elected many chairmen/chairwomen and
many committee persons. There were social
functions as well as voting on many topics and
planning for the November 8, 2022, elections.

M on day, Au gu st 15 ? Monthly meeting - We Lef t t o Righ t : Pam Car r on , Ted Pu ch acz, Joan
will be addressing questions regarding the film van Vliet , M au r een Ever et t , Ben Br ow n
2000 Mules, which was viewed at July?s meeting.
State Senator Bryan Hughes of Mineola will also be
present to discuss Senate Bill 1, which was passed to
help prevent election fraud.

Fr iday, Sept em ber 16 ? Collin County GOP Patriot Golf
Tournament ? Heritage Ranch

Su n day, Oct ober 9 ? Return of the National Defense
Briefing Series ? Mike Kennedy (Colonel USMC,
Retired); Topic ? ?Challenges of Invading Taiwan?at
Heritage Ranch

Su n day, Decem ber 11 ? National Defense Briefing
Series -Mike Chilton (General USAF, Retired); Topic ?
?Space Warfare?at Heritage Ranch

r ep u b lican clu b at h er it ager an ch .co m

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T EN N I S

The Kid?s Camp was very successful! The kids had a fun time being on the courts and learning some basic skills.
Thank you to Scott Chattaway and Craig Judd for organizing the sessions. We couldn?t have done it without the
many volunteers. Your time, enthusiasm, and energy were appreciated.

Remember to hydrate in this summer heat! Tennis players need to drink water before, during, and after a match.
The American Council on Exercise has suggested these basic guidelines:

·Drink 17-20 ounces of water within 2 hours of a match

·Drink 8 ounces of water 20-30 minutes before playing

·Stay hydrated during the match

·Drink 8 ounces after playing

Eat your water! Quench your thirst with hydrating foods like the following: tomatoes, cucumbers, cauliflower,
watermelon, spinach, strawberries, and grapefruit.

Social tennis is held in the
m or n in gs:

- Men: Monday/Friday
- Men and Women:

Wednesday
- Women: Tuesday/Thursday
- Mixed Doubles: Saturday

David Rieck
r ieckd avid @yah o o .co m

Carol Weedon
car olw eed on 755@gm ail.com

HRTA website: Lef t t o Righ t : Tom M an der s, An n Cox, Scot t Ch at t aw ay,
w w w.h r t en n isasso ciat io n .co m Jer r y Kw iecien , Rich Gen ovese, David Rieck
for information on tennis at
Heritage Ranch. St ay h ealt h y an d play t en n is!

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PI CK LEBA LL

You can play Pickleball anywhere, as Debra and Robert Wiegel proved on their trip to Costa Rica! The courts, the ball
and paddles all look that same! However, one of the spectators looks a little different but bet he could play and be
some ?fierce?competition!!

An exciting pickleball event is coming later in the month. See below for the Grandkid/Grandparent Pickleball Day
information. It looks to be a fun for Grandchildren and Grandparents so be sure to sign up.

Gr an dk id / Gr an dpar en t Day
WHEN: July 30 (Sat) / 10:00 a.m. ? 12:00 p.m.

LOCATION: Pickleball courts
SCHEDULE: Grandkid / Grandparent Day

DESCRIPTION:
Bring the grandkids, all ages, and enjoy a fun tournament. Free for members. Please sign up in the Registration

section of this website. Lunch at Club House after play is optional.
The ?heat?is here for awhile so please, please, stay well hydrated when playing anytime on the courts.

Times for Play for the summer are:
8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

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YA RD OF T HE M ON T H

Con gr at u lat ion s t o ou r Ju ly 2022 Yar d of t h e M on t h w in n er , Sh ir ley Dixon , 1007 Sh oal Cr eek Cou r t !
Simple. Sweet. And oh, so delightful on a hot summer day! The beautiful front yard at 1007 Shoal Creek Court shows
off a rainbow of colors provided by well-chosen perennials that can hold their own in the hottest part of our year.
These include the bright gold of Stella d?Oro daylilies, the icy blue of Victoria Blue Salvia, the delicate crème and pale
yellow of Coreopsis, and the vibrant deep pink of Texas Hardy Hibiscus which fills an entire corner across the
driveway with its stunning plate size blooms ? nothing wows during the dog days of summer like this perennial
hibiscus! The green blades of a mass of iris anchor the other end of the bed ? having bloomed in the spring their
leaves now offer architectural interest and structure. Two white crepe myrtles and a Bald Cypress provide structure
and some shade for this charmer. A final splash of color is layered on with pink and purple Cora Vinca and big,
bright red Caladiums that peek out from behind all the other color. What a lovely and welcoming yard to call home!

Hon or able M en t ion s:
Lloyd and Nancy Whitson, 428 Cabelleo Court

Anna Gortana, 812 Barton Springs
Gayle Peterson, 412 Branding Iron Way

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- NEI GHBORHOOD -

N EI GHBORHOOD

Below: Mary Carll, Sue Crawford-Staufford & Melanie Vincz
enjoying Happy Hour and the new light fixtures in Corral Grill!

Su bm it t ed By Joh n Bolt Su bm it t ed By Joh n Bolt

Above: Thank you Bartender Jeff for a special
Independence Day drink!

Left: Medinah Dr.
"Medinah-mites" and
friends enjoying Happy
Hour on July 8th.

Su bm it t ed By Joh n Bolt

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Su bm it t ed By Fr it o Boyd
Cheryl Riordan arrived home after visiting family in the northeast to greet her husband "over t h e f en ce!"
John Dugdale was diagnosed with COVID while she was gone and is recovering nicely. To be safe, Cheryl
will stay with a neighbor until the coast is clear.

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Tuesdays at 6:00pm ? Tuesdays and Some Wednesdays
CARDS & GAM ES Wednesdays at 1:00pm at 2:00pm
Carol Rogen ? 973-886-7353 Al McGee ? 214-500-5950
42 Dom inoes car olr ogen @gm ail.com t alm cgee@yah oo.com
2nd and 4th Friday at 1:00pm
Nolan Presley ? 214-543-1434 M ah Jon g Tiler s FITNESS - ALL CLASSES $4.00
n olan p r esley@gr an d ecom .n et Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10:00am
Sandy Genovese ? 214-802-2867 Aqua Body w it h Lana Hough
Black Diam on d Can ast a om aop agen o@gm ail.com Tuesday and Thursday at 8:00am
2nd Monday at 12:00pm
Nancy Livingston - 972-832-4836 M en?s Du plicat e Br idge H2O Wor k s w it h Gr et ch en Sim s
n an cy30097@gm ail.com Fridays at 1:00pm Monday, Wednesday and
Al Ladwig ? 972-886-0315 Friday at 9:30am
Br idge Beaut ies alad w ig@gm ail.com
4th Tuesday at 11:45am Pilat es w it h Lan a Hou gh
Carolyn Dill ? 972-886-1101 M en?s Poker Tuesday and Thursday at 9:15am
cd ill@gr an d ecom .n et Thursdays at 4:30pm
Arlan Witt ? 972-832-8899 St r en gt h & Car dio
Br idget t es ar lan cw it t @gm ail.com w it h Cecilia Kr on st ad
3rd Friday at 12:15pm Monday, Wednesday
Peggy Stapp ? 972-549-4305 Par t y Br idge and Friday at 8:30am
b u d d yp eggyst ap p @yah o o .co m Mondays and Fridays at 6:30pm
Jo Thompson-Hes ? 972-363-0539 Yoga w it h Bob Geller
Duplicat e Br idge jot h om son h es@gm ail.com Monday at 1:00pm
Mondays at 6:30pm Wednesday at 10:30am
Jane Noordam ? 972-363-2503 Sw iss Team Yodeler ?s Br idge
jjn oor d am @h ot m ail.com 2nd Thursday at 12:15pm Zu m ba w it h Lan a Hou gh
Diana Serpa ? 972-886-0406 Tuesday and Thursday at 10:15am
Fir st Fr iday Br idge an d Lu n ch d d ser p a@gm ail.com
1st Friday at 10:00am GOLF ASSOCIATIONS
Carolyn Dill ? 972-886-1101 Team Du plicat e Br idge
cd ill@gr an d ecom .n et 1st and 3rd Wednesdays at 12:45pm Cou ples (CGA)
Jeanette Gardner ? 972-363-0136 Tuesdays at 8:30am
Fr iday Nigh t Han d & Foot Can ast a gigi7661@gr an d ecom .n et (Winter at 9:30am)
Fridays at 6:00pm Mary Payton ? 972-984-9124
Linda Taylor ? 972-886-1101 Th ir d Fr iday Br idge an d Lu n ch m ar ym acp ayon @gm ail.com
Phone Preferred 3rd Friday at 11:00am
Marilyn Hallgren ? 972-886-0920 Ladies (LGA)
Han d & Foot Can ast a m h allgr en @gr an d ecom .n et Wednesdays at 8:30am
Mondays at 12:45pm Sue Glover ? 817-907-0469
Martha Irish ? 972-549-2266 Tu esday Ladies m glover @gr an d ecom .n et
m ir ish @m ygr an d e.n et Int er m ediat e Br idge
Tuesdays at 1:00pm M en?s (M GA)
Han d & Foot Can ast a Tou r n am en t Cindy Porter ? 972-302-8782 Thursdays at 8:30am
Wednesdays at 8:00am cw p o r t er 10@yah o o .co m Rick Zappolo ? 214-797-2704
Lois Schultz ? 972-363-0947 r d zair f ar m @aol.com
Tu esday Ladies Du plicat e Br idge
Ladies Poker 2nd Tuesday at 8:45am M en?s 9 Hole (M GA)
2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 6:30pm Jane Noordam ? 972-363-2503 Tuesdays at 7:00am
Barbara McClain ? 972-886-3020 jjn oor d am @h ot m ail.com (Winter at 1:00pm)
b m cclain 127@yah oo.com Will Laesch ? 815-621-3370
DAN CE [email protected]

Line Dancing HOBBIES
Tuesdays at 7:00pm ?
Thursdays at 1:00pm Ar t ist Cir cle
Sylvia Macaluso ? 972-549-2275 Mondays at 10:00am
syl.m ac61@m ail.com Fran Fatta ? 214-663-4911
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- CLUBS - Var iet y Sh ow Sin gles M in gles
3rd Week of October One Random Friday per Month
Barbara Hoxsey ? 972-886-1011
Barbara Berry ? 469-585-6957 b ar b ar a05@gr an d ecom .n et

Book Clu b b ar b ar aan n b er r y@gm ail.com HEALTH & M EDICAL

4th Tuesday at 10:00am SOCIAL GROUPS Alzh eim er ?s/ Dem en t ia
Emmie Rickards ? 214-405-1191 Car egiver s Su ppor t
2nd Thursday at 4:00pm
er 432b d @gm ail.com All Th at Jazz ? Lou isian a Root s Joan Van Vliet ? 972-549-0120
joan van vliet @gm ail.com
Car d Cr af t er s Dates and Times Vary
2nd Friday at 10:00am Stephanie Nowacki ? 972-322-1040 Br east Can cer Aw ar en ess
Ann Cardile ? 214-544-1722 stephanie.no [email protected] Com m it t ee (BCAT)
Actual Meeting Times Vary
Gar den Fr ien ds Boom er s Anita Wormald ? 972-363-1177
an it abw or m ald @gm ail.com
3rd Thursday at 10:00am Monthly Happy Hours
M edical Speaker s
Debbie Serpas ? 214-335-3204 Kim Hohenbrink ? 972-363-2444 2nd and 4th Wednesday at 7:00pm
Diane Tubbs ? 972-549-4444
[email protected] [email protected] d t u b b s43@yah o o .co m
Thom Faucher ? 972-363-0389
Gen ealogical Societ y Fly Gir ls h om f au @gm ail.com
3rd Wednesday at 4:00pm Dates and Times Vary
Ginny Fields ? 214-620-9676 Cynthia Drey ? 972-363-2404 POLITICAL
gin n yb f ield s@gm ail.com t exn b ell@m ac.com
Dem ocr at ic Clu b
Nift y Needles Iow a Con n ect ion h t t ps:/ / dem clu bat h r .com /
1st and 3rd Thursdays at 9:00am Dates and Times Vary Dates and Times Vary
All other Thursdays from Barbara Brunette ? 972-533-3015 Launa Fackrell ? 469-865-9951
10:00am -12:00p m r an ch lad y403@h ot m ail.com lau n a@gr an d ecom .n et

Charlotte Lindgren ? 214-796-1269 Ladies Lunch Bunch Repu blican Clu b
Random Monday per Month
ch ar t ex60@h ot m ail.com 3rd Tuesday at 11:30am Jack Desimone ? 972-549-2232
jack.d esim on e@gm ail.com
Ph ot ogr aph y Gr ou p Josie McCurley ? 886-0017
1st Thursday at 4:00pm Josie_m ccu r ley@yah oo.com RELIGION

Robert Green ? 303-345-4166 Ladies Happy Hour Bible St u dy w it h Fr ien ds
Monday at 9:30am
t h e.sp r in gs@h ot m ail.com Mondays at 5:00pm Carolyn Purdy ? 404-431-5700
cst er r y823@ao l.co m
St or yt eller s Corral Grill
4th Monday at 1:00pm (Sept.-May) Just Show Up! Get Con n ect ed Bible St u dy
Tuesday at 7:00pm
Carol Crilly ? 902-227-4444 M en?s Happy Hou r Larry Eagan ? 214-215-5011
lgeagan @ver izo n .n et
sillycr illys@gm ail.com Wednesdays at 4:30pm
SPORTS
THE ARTS AT HR Oak Billiard Room
Just Show Up! Allen Am er ican s Hockey Fan Clu b
Discount Tickets for Select Games
19t h Hole Sin ger s M idw est Con n ect ion Barry Janssen ? 972-363-0997
Mondays at 4:00pm Dates and Times Vary jan ssen f am ily@m sn .com
Bettye Martin ? 972-549-2224 Sandy Genovese ? 214-802-2867
f lip sb cm 717@gm ail.com om aop agen o@gm ail.com

Her it age Ran ch Ch or ale New Yor k Con n ect ion
Tuesdays at 3:00pm 3rd Saturday at 11:00am
Barbara Berry ? 469-585-6957 Bob Pugliese ? 914-260-4034
b ar b ar aan n b er r y@gm ail.com r p 10711@ao l.co m

Th eat r e Gu ild Ran ch et t es
Quarterly Meetings Plus 2nd Wednesday at 5:30pm
Per f or m an ces Elouise Plain ? 972-363-0388
Anthony Macaluso ? 972-549-2275 lad yon t h ego02@h ot m ail.com
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- CLUBS - Cr oqu et Golf Table Ten n is
Saturday at 9:00am Thursday at 7:00pm
Bicyclin g Gr ou p Jon and Linda Taylor ? 972-886-1002 Ken Chadee ? 214-909-6864
Saturday at 9:00am llt aylor @gr an d ecom .n et t xt r in i@gm ail.com
Jim Salinas ? 830-822-1513
salin asjim @gm ail.com Disc Golf Ten n is
Don Livingston ? 972-832-2052 8:00am Daily
Billiar d Societ y d glivin gst on @gm ail.com Sally Dyer ? 972-439-4671
Every Day salit a44@yah o o .co m
Subu Ghose ? 469-288-1516 Fish in g f or Fu n
su b r at agh ose7273@gm ail.com Bob Cantin ? 469-236-6722 Wat er Volleyball
b ob can t in 63@gm ail.com Monday at 10:45am,
Black Diam ond Billiards Tuesday at 6:30pm,
Monday at 4:30pm M u st an g Billiar ds Wednesday at 10:45am
Don Livingston ? 972-832-2052 Tuesday at 4:00pm Thursday and Saturday at 9:30am
d glivin gst on @gm ail.com Barry Ashkinaz ? 972-363-0471 Pam Finlan ? 214-502-7445
t u bykat @ao l.co m p am elaf in lan @gm ai.com
Bocce
Spring and Fall Leagues Pelican Hills Billiar ds TRAVEL
Don Livingston ? 972-832-8325 Last Tuesday of Month at 7:00pm
d glivin gst on @gm ail.com Dennis Furman ? 972-363-2512 Road Ru n n er s
d r f u r m an @gr an d ecom .n et 1st Wednesday Every other Month
Bow ling Launa Fackrell ? 469-865-9951
Wednesday at 1:00pm Pick leball lau n a@gr an d ecom .n et
Except Summer 8:00am - 8:00pm Daily
Eric B. Hoyle ? 972-886-4700 ext. 101 John Urban ? 414-406-1315 RV
eh oyle@h er it ager an ch go lf .co m jo h n @ju r b an p ow er .co m Dates and Times Vary
Chris Maxwell ? 214-498-4171
ch r is.k.m axw ell@gm ail.com

GENERAL M ANAGER RANCH REPORTER Her it age Ran ch Clu bh ou se
Tony Trevino, ext. 104 r an ch r ep o r t er @h er it ager an ch go lf .co m 465 Scenic Ranch Circle,
t t r evin o @h er it ager an ch go lf .co m Fairview, TX 75069
DIRECTOR OF FOOD
COM M UNITY EVENTS DIRECTOR AND BEVERAGE 972.886.4700 | 972.886.4708 FAX
Eric Hoyle, ext. 101
Jack Arrigo, ext.102 Clu bh ou se Hou r s
eh oyle@h er it ager an ch go lf .co m jar r igo @h er it ager an ch go lf .co m 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. Daily

HOA OPERATIONS EXECUTIVE CHEF Fr on t Desk Hou r s
M ANAGER/ CONTROLLER Jason Bartlett, ext. 110 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Monday - Friday
jb ar t let t @h er it ager an ch go lf .co m
Linda Soos, ext. 109 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Saturday
lso o s@h er it ager an ch go lf .co m DIRECTOR OF CATERING Closed Sunday
AND EVENTS
BOOKKEEPER Bu sin ess Of f ice Hou r s
Angie Rogers, ext. 103 Patty Wake, ext. 125 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday - Friday
ar o ger s@h er it ager an ch go lf .co m pw ake@h er it ager an ch go lf .co m

FRONT DESK M ANAGER HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL Golf Counter ext. 106, 119, 117
Karen Ford, ext. 100 Charlie Mabie, ext. 107 Corral Grill ext. 114

kf o r d @h er it ager an ch go lf .co m cm ab ie@h er it ager an ch golf .com

M AINTENANCE ENGINEER Outpost ext.115
Pete LaFlamme, ext. 127
Guard House 972-886-4710
p et e@h er it ager an ch go lf .co m

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