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PERFORMING WELLAs summer eases into fall, our attention begins to shift from as a concert in the spring and another on the Fourth of July. In

Aoutside activities – usually involving physical exercise – to ac- past years they have also sung the National Anthem at Lovejoy
tivities that stimulate our minds as opposed to our muscles. High School baseball games, performed Christmas music at

We’re blessed to have an abundance of creative activities at area nursing homes and memory care facilities, and gone carol-

Heritage Ranch at all times of the year. There’s a creative out- ing for homebound neighbors at Heritage Ranch. The Chorale

let for everyone, whether art, book clubs, gardening, geneal- was profiled in the April edition of Ranch Reporter.

ogy, knitting, needlework, photography or storytelling. Under- The Heritage Ranch Theatre Guild had its start in 2007 and
lying all these activities is the drive to identify, encourage and to date has produced 21 plays and five Reader’s Theatre perfor-
mances, usually at a pace of two productions a year. Their fall
develop creative talent in our community.
This is especially true for our performing arts groups, for production, a Reader’s Theatre, will run Wednesday through
whom each fall marks the launch of a season of creativity. Friday, November 20 to 22. It’s important to remember that
These groups, in particular, hold a special place at Heritage the creativity involved isn’t just that of the actors, but also the
folks behind the scenes. Last spring’s Reader’s Theatre pro-
Ranch: from our earliest days, we have placed a premium on duction involved some 40 residents, including four directors
supporting them. and 10 production staff as well as 26 actors.

Before the Heritage Ranch HOA became a legal entity, per- The last major Heritage Ranch performing arts group, the
forming arts groups were essentially informal gatherings of Concert Series Committee, is of course different from the oth-
like-minded (and like-talented) residents. After the HOA be- ers. The Committee and its work were profiled in the June
gan operating, some clubs adopted formal charters and bylaws edition of Ranch Reporter. Rather than drawing out the tal-
while others have been content to remain as groups. All are ents of our residents, this seven-person group brings talented
represented in the HOA governance process by the Activities performers to Heritage Ranch to entertain and inspire us. The
Committee, which is currently led by Carolyn Dill. next concert series will be held the first five months of 2020,
on the third Thursday of every month. However, tickets go on
The Variety Show Committee was first organized back in sale Tuesday, October 1 on a first-come basis. Make sure your
2003 and for the past 16 years has showcased residents’ talents browser can find its way to heritageranchtickets.com or you
in an annual Variety Show. This year’s performances will be may be left out!
Thursday, October 17 and Friday, October 18. They prom-
ise to be as interesting, entertaining and revealing about our This fall, find out more about the creative activities going on
neighbors’ secret abilities as ever! Look for the other article in around us at Heritage Ranch. Dust off those
this edition of Ranch Reporter that profiles the Variety Show skills you haven’t used for a while and get
Committee and its work. involved! Details about clubs, activities and
performance dates are published in Ranch
The Heritage Ranch Chorale began in 2005 under then-di- Reporter, on the HOA website and via email.
rector Jimmy Herman. Jesse Young picked up the director’s
baton in 2006 and continues to hold it today. Between 55 and Ray Symons
70 residents sing in the chorale, which will perform two major

concerts in the fall – on Veterans Day, Monday, November Vice President, Heritage

11, and for the holidays on Tuesday, December 10 – as well Ranch Board of Directors

September 2019 | Ranch Reporter 3

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SAVE THE DATES Keep up with all of the Heritage Ranch happenings at:
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Presenter: Gale Quint dining, special events and more! You also can find contacts for
Leadership in Turbulent Times, by Doris Kearns Goodwin. different Heritage Ranch departments, including management
The lives and different leadership styles of Abraham Lin-
coln, Teddy Roosevelt, Franklin Roosevelt and Lyndon and staff; medical and emergency; local attractions and
Johnson are examined, as well as how they met some ammenties; and the HOA Board of Directors.
tough crises. This book explores the early development,
growth and exercise of leadership.

Speakers Forum
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Our Talent Is Showing!
Variety Show Offers Something to Delight Everyone

Heritage Ranch’s talent will be on full dis- Board and voting members recommend a to fine-tune everything through sound and
play at the 2019 Variety Show, Thursday and director for approval by the HOA Board. lighting checks and a final dress rehearsal —
Friday, October 17 and 18. The show con- This year, Barbara Berry is — as she right up to when the curtain rises on the first
tinues its 16-year run as a much-anticipated said — “thrilled to have the opportunity performance.
event that draws a near-capacity crowd from to partner with my neighbors in directing
the Ranch and beyond. this exciting show.” If this sounds like a lot of work, that’s be-
cause it is: almost 1,000 hours will have been
This year’s program will feature a mix of Each March, a well-publicized “Mix spent this year to bring you the Variety Show.
new and proven acts, presenting an array of and Mingle” meeting is held to provide
talents that range from serious entertainment information to anyone curious about the Come join your friends and neighbors and
to vaudevillian hilarity. Variety Show. “This kick-off event is a appreciate all that hard work October 17 and
great opportunity for those who have 18 — while having the most fun of your fall!
There is always something for everyone, performed in past shows to interact
according to Sylvia Macaluso, who directed with newcomers who are interested in Article by Barbara Berry
the show for its first 10 years and still pro- becoming involved,” said Barbara. “We and Sylvia Macaluso
vides counsel and support. “We’ve grown strongly encourage anyone to attend who
from three acts in our first year to approxi- might want to participate as a performer
mately 25 today, with quality and fun the key or as part of the vital backstage and
earmarks of the event,” she said. “It’s a great technical crew.”
way to see your neighbors in a new light —
or to shine your own light brightly — while Residents who indicate an interest
making new friends.” in participating are contacted by the
committee during May, then a list of
The Heritage Ranch Variety Show Orga- performers and a “sneak peek” schedule are
nization (HRVSO) was the first Performing assembled. From there, for two nights each
Arts club formed at Heritage Ranch in 2003. month in July, August and September, the
Like the other performance groups, it has show team reviews the acts and considers the
contributed significantly over the years to the timing and staging issues that will be needed.
Ballroom Enhancement Committee fund, en- Two further Act Reviews in September then
abling the purchase of state-of-the-art sound ensure that all scripts, music and essential
and lighting equipment. And HOA revenues logistics are in place.
have greatly benefited from the traffic in
food and beverages generated by rehearsals Finally, in October, the performers, stage
and performances. manager and stage hands—as well as the
essential lighting, music, sound and photog-
The Variety Show process, repeated each raphy crew—gather the week of the show
year, begins in January when the HRVSO

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Do-si-done! The Heritage Ranch Dance Club indulged in some western fun on a bus trip to the Stagecoach Ballroom in Fort Worth on
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• Front Row: Suzanne Neaton, Paul Sawasaki, Bob Stapp, Sylvia Macaluso, Marge Evans, Susie Hatch, Rosie Williams, Ron Vickery,
Will Laesch • Back Row: Lloyd Smith, Sandy Lansing, Deb Emerson, Pat Leahy, Ginny Leahy, Katie Gray, David Gracey, Windy
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Lighting Up the Night! On Glory in Stories!
Sunday, September 15, the
Heritage Ranch Dance Club will A new year of
host an evening of dance and Storytellers
music. Move to the sounds of the begins on
ever-popular City Lights Band in
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Having a “Grand” Time
Kids Camp Chalks Up Another Successful Year
PHOTOS BY CHARLIE HENKLE

10 Ranch Reporter | September 2019

The second Heritage Ranch Kids Camp of 2019
ended July 26, capping another successful year
of fun, learning and family memories for par-
ticipants of all ages.
This was the fifth year that Ann and Ken Cox
have enrolled two of their grandchildren. “We love
participating both as grandparents and as vol-
unteers,” Ann said. “The time spent with our
‘grands’ at Kids Camp is priceless: Max and

Audrey look forward to participating each
year just as we look forward to having
them all to ourselves for the week.”

This year also marked 11 consecutive
seasons that Eric Hoyle, Community Events Di-
rector, has run week-long summer camps for resi-
dents’ grandchildren. From its start with just 40 kids in
2009, the program has evolved and grown.

“Now we include a full program of games, arts and
crafts activities, golf, tennis and a field day on the Ranch,
as well as visits to local museums and educational attrac-
tions,” Eric said. “For example, the theme of this year’s
camp was ‘Jurassic Ranch,’ so our campers went to Bill-
ings Productions in Allen to see where animatronic dino-
saurs are made for dinosaur exhibits around the world.”

Eric said the extraordinary success of the program is
due in no small measure to the residents who volunteer
their time and labor. “And some of them don’t even
have grandchildren!”

Ken Cox can’t imagine a summer without Kids Camp.
“Each day is carefully planned to give the children a
unique experience,” he said. “Meeting new friends,
learning new skills and fun activities are all part of the
‘grand’ time at Kids Camp.”

If you missed the opportunity to enroll your grand-
children this year, mark your calendar now for the 2020
camps: June 22-26 and July 27-31. Enrollment will open
Wednesday, April 1, at 4:00 p.m.

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12 Ranch Reporter | September 2019Beautifying Homes… Beautifying Homes…

Sneak Pink! RANCH REPORTER

Nope, it isn’t breast cancer awareness month—yet. We PAGE 6 www.heritageranchhoa.com • HERITAGE RANCH REPORTER MARCH 2018 MARCH 2018 www.heritageranchhoa.com • HERITAGE RANCH REPORTER PAGE 7
know this to be true because in the words of Cole Por-
ter, “it’s too darn hot” to be October! But it isn’t too hot Dallas Arboretum Bus Trip RANCH REMINDERS
for the BCATs to be delicately wiping sweat from their
brows as they continue to prepare an excellent venue Thursday, March 22nd MAILBOXES & FENCES SPEEDING
of fundraising events for you this fall! So here are some
dates to put on your October calendar. Right now! /HDYH +HULWDJH 5DQFK DW $0 _ 5HWXUQ $URXQG 30 As Heritage Ranch ages there are many items that have to be maintained to ensure Speeding vehicles pose a serious safety hazard to our residents. Please note that
we keep Heritage Ranch beautiful. While the Board, Committees and Management the posted speed limit within Heritage Ranch is 25 mph. Stop signs are not to be
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craziest pajamas and slip- entry ticket and guided tour. DP Ŋ /HDYH +HULWDJH 5DQFK SP Ŋ 7RXU $UERUHWXP RQ <RXU 2ZQ work hard to ensure the Clubhouse and Common Areas are maintained and beautiful, LJQRUHG DV WKH\ SOD\ D FULWLFDO UROH LQ WKH WUDIÀF FRQWURO DQG VDIHW\ ZLWKLQ +HULWDJH
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team for a night of fun DP Ŋ %HJLQ *XLGHG 7RXU SP Ŋ 5HWXUQ WR +HULWDJH 5DQFK the Community have been withstanding the Texas weather for several years and
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bling! Enjoy a light din- **After leaving Heritage Ranch, all times are estimated** they could use sprucing up with a fresh coat of paint. If your mailbox needs to be As a courtesy to your fellow homeowners and guests of the Clubhouse, please
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the gaming tables by “female” professionals to ensure common courtesy but also, the law.
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October 24 and 25: Come for one (or both) of our tree or shrub that extends above any sidewalk, trail, or other public right-of- Email your consent to [email protected]. We have over 650
back-to-back Fashion Shows featuring clothing from Chi- Dallas Blooms 2018 ~ “A World of Flowers” way and a height of fourteen feet above any public street, road or alley. We members participating, saving the HOA an average of $975 a month in addition
co’s, Soma and Belk’s, and worn by the glamourous stars As Dallas is one of the leading cities in the nation with many cultural communities, The Dallas Arboretum is happy to present the theme “A World of Flowers.” are seeing a number of tree limbs that are low hanging over the sidewalks WR VDYLQJ VWDII DQG YROXQWHHU WLPH VWXIÀQJ HQYHORSHV 7KH +2$ ZRXOG VDYH RYHU
of the show — drum roll, please! — our Heritage Ranch Each week during Dallas Blooms showcases different regions of the world. Did you know that tulips are from Greece, not Holland? This annual event is one DQG LQ VRPH FDVHV EORFNLQJ WKH YLHZ RI GULYHUV DV WKH\ DSSURDFK WUDIÀF VLJQV $700 additional dollars a month if everyone received their statements by email.
Breast Cancer Survivors. Oh, by the way, the theme for Please look at your trees and maintain them in accordance with the Town Annual Savings of as much as $20,000 could be realized if all owners participated
this year’s events is “An Afternoon with the Stars.” RI WKH ODUJHVW ŴRUDO IHVWLYDOV LQ WKH VRXWKZHVW ZLWK RYHU D YDULHWLHV RI VSULQJ EXOEV H[SORGLQJ ZLWK FRORU DQG EORRPV WKDW ZLOO GD]]OH \RX of Fairview Ordinances. This will help ensure the safety of pedestrians in emailed Club Statements.
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October 28: Kendra Scott is doing a Give Back Night pass safely. Additionally Heritage Ranch CC&R’s require that shrubs & grasses
to help us raise money for breast cancer. This could be QRW EH DOORZHG WR JURZ RYHU WKH VLGHZDON 3OHDVH WULP VKUXEV JUDVVHV DQG ÁRZHUV
the ideal time to do a little Christmas shopping! that are growing over the sidewalk so they are maintained within in the yard area.

Would you like to help in addition to attending these KEVIN & RE/MAX TOWN & COUNTRY—TWO NAMES YOU CAN TRUST
great events? Do you have some special items to donate
for silent auctions or the Giving Tree? Would you like to KEVIN KERNAN
participate by doing an individual or company sponsor-
ship? Here are some people to contact: Top 5 Dallas JANUARY
RE/MAX Agent

Cell # 214-564-8935 2018
[email protected]
LOCALLY VOTED “A HR Owner Since 2002
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2014, 2015 , 2016, 2017 RE/MAX HALL OF FAME

MLS RANCH SALES: JUL 2017-JAN 2018 PENDING SALES: JEFF N. WILLIAMS, DDS | STEVE M. WILLIAMS, DDS | BRAD D. WYATT, DMD

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Nancy Greer Teri Syllaios Diane Tubbs October Issue Deadline is
August 22
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All dates and times are subject to change. Contact group leader for details.

ARTS & CRAFTS Friday Night Hand & Foot Canasta [email protected] Diane Tubbs
Beginners to Pros, Women or Men Janet Tillman [email protected]
Artists’ Circle 6:00 p.m. 225-773-3186
Every Monday, 10:00 a.m. - 12 p.m. Elm Arts and Crafts Room HOBBIES
Elm Arts & Crafts Room Gaye True DANCE
Fran Fatta 940-781-2828 Book Club
972-549-1730 [email protected] Dance Club 4th Tuesday monthly at 10:00 AM
[email protected] Every Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. Elms Arts and Crafts room
Ladies Poker Heritage Ballroom Stage Side Linda Judd
Card Crafters Every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Pat Moran 248-872-3618
2nd Friday monthly at 10:30 a.m Oak Card Room 214-558-9775 [email protected]
Elm Arts and Crafts Room [email protected]
$5 for materials MahJongg Club Genealogical Society
Ann Cardile Every Tuesday, 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Line Dancing (Afternoon) 3rd Wednesday monthly at 4:00 p.m.
214-544-1722 Every Wednesday, 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 Every Wednesday No meetings June-August and
p.m. 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Beginner Class December
Fiber Arts Oak Card Room 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Improver/ Elm Arts & Crafts Room
Every Monday, 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Reservations required Intermediate Class Jan Samuels
Elm Arts & Crafts Room Carol Rogen Al McGee 972-549-1550
Sandra Gelfand 973-886-7353 214-500-5950 [email protected]
972-549-0882 [email protected] [email protected]
Every Thursday at 1:00 p.m. Heritage Ranch Garden Friends
Nifty Needles Men’s Duplicate Bridge Beginner class: 1st Thursday of 3rd Thursday monthly at 10:00 a.m.
1st and 3rd Thursday monthly Every Friday at 1:00 p.m. month Heritage Ballroom West
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Elm Arts and Crafts Room Heritage Ballroom Stage Side Bonnie Short
All other Thursdays, 10:00 a.m. - Al Ladwig Sylvia Macaluso heritageranchgardenfriends@gmail.
12:00 noon 972-886-0315 972-549-2275 com
Elm Arts & Crafts Room [email protected] [email protected] HeritageRanchGardenFriends.com
Toni Selby
(972) 978-5800 Men’s Poker Line Dancing (Evening) Photography Club
[email protected] Every Thursday at 4:30 p.m. Every Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. 1st Thursday monthly at 4:00 p.m.
Oak Card Room Beginner class: 1st Tuesday of month Elm Arts and Crafts Room
CARDS & GAMES Heritage Ballroom Stage Side Charlie Henkle
Social Party Bridge (all levels) Sylvia Macaluso 972-886-0888
Canasta Hand and Foot Every Monday and Friday at 6:30 p.m. 972-549-2275 [email protected]
Every Monday, 12:45 p.m.- 4:00 p.m. Elm Arts and Crafts Room [email protected] http://home.grandecom.
Oak Card Room Jacob & JoAnn Hes net/~chenkle/HRPG/HRPG_Web_
Open to men and women 972-363-0539 Tap Class Page.pdf
Martha Irish [email protected] Instructor Tonya Brayton
972-549-2266 Every Tuesday Storytellers Club
[email protected] Third Fridays Ladies Bridge and Beginners: 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. 4th Monday monthly at 1:00 p.m.
Lunch Experienced: 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Heritage Ballroom
Duplicate Bridge 3rd Friday monthly at 11:30 a.m. in Heritage Ballroom Stage Side September-May; No Meeting in
Every Monday at 6:30 p.m. Corral Grill   December
Oak Card Room Followed by Bridge in Card Room $50 for eight programs and May
Jane Nordam Sign-up in advance in Elm Arts and HEALTH/MEDICAL luncheon
972-363-2503 Crafts Room $10 guest fee per program
[email protected] Marilyn Hallgren Alzheimer’s/Dementia Caregivers Mail Checks to: Lindy Johnston, 361
972-886-0920 Support Group Hitching Post Drive
First Friday Ladies Bridge & Lunch [email protected] 2nd Thursday monthly, 4:00 p.m. -
Buffet 5:30 p.m. PERFORMING ARTS
1st Friday monthly at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday Ladies Intermediate Elm Arts and Crafts Room
Oak Card Room Bridge Joan van Vliet Heritage Ranch Concert Series
Sign-up in advance in Elm Arts and Every Tuesday, 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. 972-549-0120 Five performances a year
Crafts Room Oak Card Room Watch email for announcements
Carolyn Dill Cindy Porter Medical Speakers Program John Urban
972-886-1101 972-302-8782 Events and dates vary
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414-406-1315 POLITICAL/CIVIC Get Connected Bible Study Oak Billiards Room
[email protected] Every Tuesday (Fall, Winter, Spring) Patti Jones
heritageranchtickets.com Democratic Club 7:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. 972-523-5101
www.demclubathr.com for activity Elm Arts & Crafts Room [email protected]
Heritage Ranch Chorale details Larry or Marilyn Eagan
Every Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. Shari Shaw 214-215-5011 Fly Girls (flight attendants)
Heritage Ballroom West [email protected] [email protected] Events and dates vary
Nancy Busby Cynthia Drey
214-733-7315 Republican Club SOCIAL 972-363-2404
[email protected] www.hrrepublicanclub.blogspot.com [email protected]
Ted Puchacz Billiards Society Haroldy Woods
Theatre Guild 972-363-0718 Men’s Happy Hour every Wednesday 214-680-7171
Thursdays quarterly at 2:00 p.m. [email protected] at 4:00 p.m. [email protected]
Elm Arts and Crafts Room Women’s Play every Tuesday,
Tony Macaluso RELIGION 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Iowa Connection
972-549-2275 Oak Billiards Room Monthly events and dates vary
[email protected] Bible Study for Ladies (Non- Bob Sloan Barbara Brunette
Denominational) 214-715-7315 972-533-3015
Variety Show Every Monday Sheila Levatino [email protected]
Performances in October 9:30 a.m. fellowship/ 972-363-0550
Fresh faces and talent welcome! 10:00 a.m. study [email protected] Ladies Lunch Bunch
Mike Willis Ballroom www.TheBilliardsSociety.com Make reservations in notebook
972-363-0995 Virginia Armstrong Elms Arts and Crafts Room
[email protected] 972-549-0029 Boomers Sandy Gorman
[email protected] Monthly Happy Hours
Ask to be added to email blast • continued on next page•

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All dates and times are subject to change. Contact group leader for details.

972-549-2500 New York Connection Singles Mingles 972-832-2052
[email protected] 3rd Saturday monthly at 11:00 a.m. Select Fridays at 5:00 p.m. [email protected]
Oak Billiard Room Heritage Ballroom
Ladies Social Ida Gephart Barbara Hoxsey Bowling League
Every Monday at 5:00 p.m. [email protected] 972-886-1011 Every Wednesday (Fall and Winter) at
Corral Grill 972-363-0038 [email protected] 1:00 p.m.
Plano Super Bowl
Louisiana Roots Pennsylvania Connection SPORTS All residents welcome to join
Events and dates vary Monthly events and dates vary Eric Hoyle
Gayle Barns Charlie Arnt Allen Americans Hockey Fan Club 972-886-4700 ext. 101
972-835-0830 214-477-4753 Discount tickets available during [email protected]
[email protected] [email protected] hockey season
Barry Janssen Couples Golf Association
Men’s Happy Hour Ranchettes (Single Ladies Dinner) 972-363-0997 Every Tuesday
Every Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. 2nd Wednesday monthly at 5:30 p.m. [email protected] Spring, Summer, Fall - 8:30 a.m.
Oak Billiard Room Heritage Ballroom West Winter - 9:30 a.m.
Elouise Plain Bicycling Group Sign up the prior Sunday by noon
Midwest Connection 972-363-0388 Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday www.hrcouplesgolf.org
Events and dates vary [email protected] at 9:00 a.m.
Ask to be added to email blast Front of HR clubhouse Croquet Golf
Darlene Baughman Retired Old Men Eating Out Jim Salinas Saturdays at 9:00 a.m.
[email protected] (ROMEOs) [email protected] Bocce Court
Sandy Genovese Call or message for details Jon and Linda Taylor
214-802-2867 Roy Serpa Bocce Ball League 972-886-1002
[email protected] 972-886-0406 Spring and Fall Leagues [email protected]
[email protected] Don Livingston
• continued on next page•

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Disc Golf Men’s Nine Hole Golf Association Ken Chadee TRAVEL
Don Livingston Every Tuesday (weather permitting) 972-886-0292
972-832-2052 April-October: Tee times starting [email protected] Road Runners Travel Club
[email protected] 7 a.m. Meets quarterly in 2019
November-March: Tee times starting Tennis Association Wednesday September 11 at
Fishing for Fun 1 p.m. Men: Every Monday, Wednesday, 4:00 p.m.
Join email list for details $25 membership dues Friday Tuesday December 3 at 4:00 p.m.
Bob Cantin George Lark Women: Every Tuesday, Thursday Ballroom, Stage Side
469-236-6722 [email protected] Open play: Sunday $5 membership dues
[email protected] HR courts Jim Dill
Pickleball www.hrtennisassociation.com 972-886-1101
Ladies Golf Association Monday-Saturday -Times vary due to [email protected]
Every Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. weather Water Volleyball http://roadrunnerstravelclub.com
(weather permitting) Open play for men and women Every Monday – 10:45 a.m.
Sign up in the Golf Shop Courts One and Two Every Tuesday – 6:30 p.m. RV Club
Martha Vannoy Cindy Ingram Every Thursday – 9:30 a.m. Call or message for details
214-537-4767 512-923-8541 Every Saturday – 9:30 a.m. Chris Maxwell
[email protected] [email protected] Indoor Pool 214-498-4171
Walt Ingram Phyllis Allen [email protected]
Men’s Golf Association 512-923-8543 972-975-7705 Georgeann Bilich
March-October [email protected] 214-934-0008
Every Thursday at 8:30 a.m. Table Tennis [email protected]
Annual Membership dues $90 Monday and Thursday,
John Skinner 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
214-908-7182 Elm Arts and Crafts Room
[email protected] Bring paddles and balls

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September 2019 | Ranch Reporter 17

4 WAYS TO REGISTER FOR Yard of the Month
HERITAGE RANCH EVENTS
Rick & Candy Cashen – 611 Cattle Baron Road
Computer (online registration)
Available 24 hours a day

Processed in order received
Log on to www.heritageranchtickets.com, choose event and book

Follow instructions on screen
72 hour cancellation required
Walk-in (person to person)
Front Desk of the Clubhouse

7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Registration for events organized by the Activities Department

Will be charged to your Club account
72 hour cancellation required

Corral Grill (person to person) Congratulations to our July 2019 Yard of the Month
Register at the Bar for restaurant events winners, Rick and Candy Cashen of 611 Cattle Baron Road.
Rick credits Candy as the one who does all the work!
7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Will be charged to your Club account The landscaping and architecture of 611 Cattle Barron
cultivate a feeling of romance and old-world charm. Deeply
72 hour cancellation required curved rooflines and an arched entrance are reflected in
the meandering flowerbeds that wind across this front
Sign-up Sheets yard, accented by a lovely Shumard Red Oak. The beds are
Sign up in the Arts and Crafts Room for activities sponsored by anchored by a variety of deep green holly that offsets the
overflowing pink and red begonias, white and red caladi-
groups, clubs, classes and free monthly events ums, pink pentas and Dusty Miller. Woven in among all of
7:00 AM – 10:00 PM these hardy selections is the perennial low-growing, deep
purple Oxalis with its tender soft pink blooms. This riot of
72 hour cancellation required color and texture is highlighted atop the longest curving
bed in a classic urn filled with purple fountain grass, pink
Jim Houser periwinkles, chartreuse Asparagus Fern and Little Blackie
Potato Vine. This Yard of the Month says welcome home in
CONSTRUCTION a truly gracious and inviting style!

Complete Remodeling Article by Dianne Mathis • Photo by Frito Boyd
and Construction
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• Exterior and Interior
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• Replace concrete
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PICKLE BALL Simplify Your Search for Independent Living, Assisted

We are so excited to have eight permanent pickleball Living, Memory Care and Residential Care Homes
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Phone: 972.549.0276 • Fax: 972.540.0606

Men’s Nine Hole Golf Association We hope to see you on the course!

Future tournament formats for the entire season may be • President - John Skinner
found at the club website by clicking on golf and then 9 hole 214-908-7182 / [email protected]
men’s association.
• Vice President - Paul Sawasaki
To contact us you may call the Golf shop or any board mem- 310-849-4436 / [email protected]
bers.
• Treasurer - Patrick Leahy
• President - George Lark 214-504-4154 614-579-5393 / [email protected]

• Vice President - Joe Durham 214-384-3486 • Secretary - Scott Reed
469-767-2957 / [email protected]
• Treasurer - Dennis Furman 972-363-2512
• Past President - Dick Mlack
• Secretary - Will Leasch 815-621-3370 972-363-0094 / [email protected]

• Webmaster/Tournament director - 972-363-0536 Couples’ Golf Association
Ron Vickery If you need information about joining Couples Golf please

• Director - Bill Vernier 972-363-2114 contact our Treasurer, Marie Shisler, at marie.shisler@gmail.
com. You may join any time of the year.
• Director - John Noordam 972-363-2503
Our Tuesday play days are now at 8:30 a.m. for the sum-
• Director - Dave Ettinger 972-569-8819 mer. Please sign up by the prior Sunday noon in Golf Genius.
Remember that you can sign up with another couple from HR
Men’s Golf Association (MGA) or you can invite an outside couple to play with you or you can
sign up as a single couple and you will be paired with another
It’s easy to join. Simply complete the 2019 registration form single couple. You can find updates and our complete schedule
and deliver it along with your check made out to the Heritage of events at www.hrcouplesgolf.org.
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POOL PARTY

Monday, September 2, 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

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Head Golf Professional — CHARLIE MABIE

September Golf Calendar 8:30 a.m. Shotgun Start

• Couples Golf Play Tuesdays at 8:30 a.m. Tee Times • September 22 – MEGA Golf Tournament 32ppl 1 p.m. Tee

• 9 Hole Men Play Tuesdays at 7 a.m. Tee Times on #10 Times

• LGA Playdays – 8:30 a.m. Shotgun Start for 18 holers, with 9 • September 24 – HR Couples’ 9 & Dine 60ppl 4 p.m. Shotgun

holers to follow Start

• MGA Playdays – 8:30 a.m. Shotgun Start • September 26, 27 – MGA Club Championship

• September 2 – Labor Day

• September 3 – 9 Hole Men Major 50ppl 7:21 a.m. Tee Time Patriot Golf Weekend

off #10 Benefitting the Wounded Warriors Project

• September 6 – Abatix Golf Tournament 100ppl 8:30 a.m. August 31, September 1 & 2

Shotgun Start Heritage Ranch will donate $1 per

• September 13 – Allen / Fairview Chamber Tournament 100ppl round of golf played over these 3 days.

8:30 a.m. Shotgun Start Additional donations are welcomed

• September 15 – Royal & Ancient Golf Tournament 40ppl

8 a.m. Shotgun Start Golf Clinics

• September 15 – Boomers’ Scramble 32ppl 4 p.m. Shotgun (Weather Permitting) The clinics cover the fundamentals of Full

Start Swing, Short Game and Game Management. Clinics are 6 to 1

• September 16 – LGA 9 Holers Monday Playday 8:30 a.m. student to teacher ratio and are held on Mondays, Thursdays and

• September 17 – HR Couples Golf Tournament 50ppl 8:30 a.m. Saturdays from 11 a.m. to noon. Cost is $20.00 per student, per

Shotgun Start clinic. Space is limited, so reservations are required. We will also

• September 18 – LGA 18 Hole Exchange 120ppl 8:30 a.m. have a Saturday Clinic from 11 a.m. to noon that is open to any-

Shotgun Start one.

• September 20 – Project 25 Golf Tournament 100ppl 1 p.m.

Shotgun Start “Ranch Bucks” Sundays

• September 21 – Par-Tee on the Green Golf Tournament 100ppl Receive $15 “Ranch Bucks” with Paid Prime Time Sunday

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Round. Does not apply to weekend mid, twilight or super-twilight Henry Lessner Speaks
rates. Bucks expire 1 month from date of issue. Cannot be applied Volumes to Heritage
to Club Membership Statement or combined with any other offers Ranch Republican Club
or promotions.
Fairview’s new Mayor, Henry Lessner, provided a detailed presen-
Under-18s Welcome! tation at the Heritage Ranch Republican Club’s July meeting. Mayor
• After 2:00 p.m. under-18s play free when accompanied by Lessner addressed the following topics in depth:
a full-paying adult.
• Before 2:00 p.m. under-18s play for $1 times their age • Area growth including Fair-
when accompanied by a full-paying adult. view, Allen and McKinney.

Support Your Local Golf Shop! • Capitol projects in Fairview,
Merchandise revenue generated in the Heritage ranch Golf Shop Allen and McKinney that af-
stays in the community. And there are other benefits to HOA Resi- fect Fairview residents.
dents:
• Area Road Planning for
• Residents receive a 20% discount on apparel and a 10% Highway 380, Fairview Road
discount on golf equipment every day. Project and their effects on
various neighborhoods.
• The Golf Shop carries Top-Of-The-Line golf equipment
• Pricing is competitive with the area discount stores. • Fairview’s Trails and Util-
• Demo golf clubs are available and company demo days ity projects and projected
completion dates.
are conducted throughout the year.
• There are no Up Charges on Special Orders. • Water pump station and
• Trade-Ins of old golf equipment are accepted. ground projects.
• Free Gift Wrapping is available.
• Financial update on proper- Fairview Mayor Henry
The Plano ty taxes, appraised property Lessner. Photo by Frito Boyd.
Food Pantry value trends and sales tax revenue projections.

“A Cooperative Effort to Help Those in Need.” • The status of Fairview’s debt, staffing and bond issues.
• Finally, the status of the Fairview Town Center and the prog-

ress Lincoln Properties is making with their expansion plans.
Audience consensus held this to be the most complete presentation
members had heard on Fairview’s current status and future. Attend-
ees appreciated the Mayor’s candor and honesty in his presentation
and his straightforward answers to the many questions posed to him.

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