Ranch Reporter - October 2019

OCTOBER 2019

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7 is the only authorized and official monthly publication for the residents of the
Heritage Ranch Community with news and calendar of community events
endorsed by the Heritage Ranch HOA & its members.

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24 DIRECTORY
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I Recruiting New Board Members after the community, not just your own interests? Are you willing
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tee. Our task is to seek out and recruit potential board members who
are willing to stand for election to the Board in January. Skill. An association is a business. So having board members
To encourage residents to step forward, I want to share the fol- with accounting, organizational behavior and teambuilding back-
lowing article on the Traits of Good Board Members, reprinted grounds can help. Someone with a financial background, for ex-
from the Community Association Management website. ample, might make for a good treasurer.

Do you have what it takes to be a good board member? Chances The ideal board comprises a mix of management styles, profes-
are you do. sional skills and temperaments. If you know people with some of
these traits or relevant skills, ask them if they’d be interested in
If you have a mix of some of the following traits and skills, con- joining the board. Some people don’t think about running for a
sider running for a seat on the board. We’d love to have you. seat unless asked.

Respect. If you can give others respect and expect it in return, You don’t have to know everything when you join, but you should
you can help keep board discussions civil, productive and on point. be familiar with the governing documents and the responsibilities
We’re looking for people who can lead by consensus, not by com- of the job. Fellow board members and managers can help you with
mand. the transition and train you on board responsibilities, current work,
projects and hot issues.
Good listening. People want to be heard. Can you listen to board
members and residents with sincere interest? You may have a few Leaders can come from different places and backgrounds.
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Thick skin. Sometimes, residents—even other board members—
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Egos aside. If you can give others credit, the board will operate or by email at [email protected]. I look
better as a team. forward to talking with you!

Agenda aside. Members who come to the board looking to help Nancy Lewis
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members don’t have a personal punch list. Are you able to look Director, Heritage Ranch
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• Pet friendly Article by Dianne Mathis • Photo by Frito Boyd
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• Entertainment, activities & outings In Memory Of
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Arts & Crafts room and much more.
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HERITAGE RANCH: The Heritage Ranch governing docu-
ments, called the CC&Rs (Covenants,
HOW THE PLACE WORKS Conditions and Restrictions) are
posted in full on the HOA website.
But they’re difficult to wade through
and sometimes seem impossible to
How do I find out how our HOA fees are spent? What is the role of West- decipher. Here’s the first in an oc-
casional series of questions and an-
The HOA’s annual budget and monthly financial reports are posted ern Golf Properties? swers about living in Heritage Ranch,
to the Heritage Ranch website. Tony Trevino, the General Manager, designed to simplify complicated
presents detailed spreadsheets to the Board at monthly Board meetings Western Golf Properties concepts and explain — in fairly
and Department heads present in-depth analyses on a quarterly basis. (WGP) manages all areas of plain English — how the place works.
The agenda for this meeting is emailed every month to homeowners Heritage Ranch operations
and posted to the website. Homeowners can also review detailed finan- at the direction of the HOA
Board. All Heritage Ranch

cial reports, upon request, at the HOA office located in the Clubhouse. employees are in fact WGP

employees, including the General Manager, the front desk and admin-

Are Golf and the Restaurants subsidized through HOA fees? istrative staff, wait staff, kitchen staff, clubhouse staff, course mainte-

No. Golf activities and the restaurants are expected to break even, nance staff, golf shop and cart barn staff. WGP’s buying power allows
if not return a small surplus. Homeowner fees pay for the care of Heritage Ranch to purchase food for the restaurants, equipment for
the clubhouse and its amenities, the landscaping and maintenance the golf course and many other items at greatly reduced cost.

of common property as well as homeowner activities like tennis and
pickleball. A portion of the fees also go into a reserve account to fund How are expenses monitored?
the repair or replacement of HOA assets as they deteriorate with time Western Golf Properties provides full accounting services to the
HOA as part of their management agreement. The major commit-
and use.
tees and the Board closely monitor HOA monthly expenses. Repair

How are HOA fee increases determined? and Replacement decisions greater than $2,000, as well as all In-

Dues increases are driven by the annual HOA budget, which is frastructure, Capital Improvement, New Assets and Erosion Control
determined by the Board working with the General Manager. This decisions, are noted on the Board agenda for each monthly meeting,
budget considers the increased costs of products and services, as well enabling interested homeowners to express their opinions before ex-
as labor and benefit increases and the need to maintain an appropriate penditures are made. The Board also holds Town Hall meetings to
gain input from homeowners before all major decisions.
balance in the Reserve Fund.

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Bowled Over! The Scenic Ranch Bend-in-the-Road neighborhood HR Team
headed out to Bowlero in the Fairview Mall in July for a good Honored!
time bowling and visiting. And what a great way for the street’s Linda Soos,
newest residents, Jim and Nancy Elliott, to meet neighbors while Operations
taking time out from unpacking! Manager
for Heritage
above Ranch, has
been named
Summer Memories: Heritage Ranch resident Frito Boyd Western Golf
captured this radiant sunset from her back patio in late August. Properties’
Employee
of the
Year. Linda received the prestigious Joe Black Award at the
WGP Annual Meeting in August, making her the first woman
to receive the award in its 17-year history. In making the
award, Bobby Heath, president of Western Golf Properties,
cited Linda’s focus, her skill and her commitment to making
Heritage Ranch the premier active adult community in
North Texas. Also recognized at the award ceremony were
Monty Ashworth and Tony Trevino for their longevity and
commitment to Western Golf and Heritage Ranch.
Linda pointed out that Tony Trevino also received the
Joe Black Award, in 2004 and 2007. “The recognition our
Heritage Ranch team has received from WGP over the years
proves how well our team works together,” she said. “It is a
pleasure and a privilege to work with such a great group of
people.”

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A Storied Beginning: There’s still
time to participate as a new year of
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on September 23, Kathleen Cunningham
will review the book “Before the Parade
Passes By.” In the months ahead you can
enjoy eight entertaining and enlightening
presentations by professional book
reviewers and a delicious end-of-year
luncheon. Carol Crilly, at 903-227-4444,
is the person to contact.

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Reader’s Theatre to Tickle Funny Bones in November
*Scenes from Prior Performances*

THIS FALL, the Heritage Ranch Theatre always find it fun to see their neighbors
Guild (HRTG) will deliver two humorous
seasonal works, serving them up with flair perform, and the actors can be a little more
and fun, to get you in the mood for your fes-
tive holidays. spontaneous in the Reader’s Theatre produc-

On November 20, 21 and 22, from 7:00 tions. Plus, the Guild is a fun place to bring
to 8:30 p.m., the Reader’s Theatre will pres-
ent two works. The first, “Thank You Notes out your skills from high school, college or
for the 12 Gifts of Christmas,” is a 20-minute
skit that will be sung and read. The second, past theatre groups.”
“When Christmas Left Rattler Canyon,” is
a one-hour melodrama set in a 1800’s West Longtime HRTG member and current vice
Texas saloon. There will be costumes, sound
effects and sets – and lots of laughs. president Liz Glasco agrees, saying Reader’s

This event will be the sixth Reader’s The- Theatre is great way to flex your inner thes-
atre performance staged since the HRTG
launched these types of productions in June pian if you are a little rusty or have a busy
2015. Generally, “Reader’s Theatre” means
the scripts are read by the actors with mini- schedule. “In particular, Reader’s Theatre "Suite Surrender." Expect to see a call for
mal sets and props. These performances in-
volve at least two works staged by an ensem- usually requires no memorization, and the auditions and crew members for this produc-
ble of actors – often upwards of 20, plus crew.
productions are generally comedies, myster- tion, a comedy set in 1942, when two of Hol-
The Reader’s Theatre builds on the success
of the HRTG’s heritage of quality entertain- ies or melodramas,” she said. “Regardless, lywood’s biggest divas descend on the Palm
ment, stemming from the guild’s traditional
play performances. Since March 2007, when all our productions provide great entertain- Beach Royale Hotel, complete with large
the HRTG was officially formed with a doz-
en members, there have been 21 full-length, ment value, although we do vary the tone and egos and entourages, only to find themselves
traditionally acted plays.
genre to keep our performances from being booked into the same suite.
“Both types of performances draw enthusi-
astic reviews, and there is growing interest cookie cutter and to attract players with dif- Learn more at the HRTG website:
in our Reader’s Theatre,” said Jim Dill, cur-
rently treasurer of the HRTG and an original ferent abilities.” hrtheatreguild.org or to become part of this
founding member. “We hear that audiences
Besides marking your calendar for No- organization, contact Anthony Macaluso at

vember’s performance, look for announce- 972-549-2275 or [email protected].

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REPUBLICAN CLUB NEWS

EVENTS ON THE HORIZON State Republican Party Head
James Dickey Visits Heritage Ranch
September 23................... Storytellers
September 25................... Progressive Book At the Club’s August monthly meeting,
James Dickey, the Chairman of the State Re-
Club publican Party, delivered a comprehensive re-
September 26................... AARP Driver Safety cap of what is being done by the Texas party
to get out the vote prior to the next national
Class election. He provided an overview of sug-
September 26................... Manhattan Dolls gested plans for Collin County and Fairview
programs and events designed to attract
Concert voters. Dickey also presented voting results
September 27................... Health Fair from the last national election to show nar-
October 1......................... National Night Out rowing gaps in party turnout.

Patio Party (Cast The Heritage Ranch Republican Club plans
Iron Soul). Free to to present various programs and local events
attend. Pay only for intended to support its constituency in voter
food and beverage. registration, access to candidate information
October 3......................... Trivia Night and voting locations.
October 6......................... Breast Cancer PJ
Party Casino Night Members should visit the new Republican Club website
October 10....................... Carey Long Comedy to find the contact information for members of the Board:
Show republicanclubatheritageranch.com
October 17, 18................. Variety Show
October 24, 25................. Breast Cancer On the Republican Calendar:
Fashion Show
October 26....................... Fall Market Show Monthly Meeting – Monday, October 21
October 27....................... Homeowner Dance Election Day, November 5, is the date to vote on constitutional
(Southern Pride)
November 7..................... HR Jam Session amendment propositions. To learn more, attend the October 21
November 8..................... Karaoke Night meeting of the Republican Club at Heritage Ranch and go to:
November 11................... Veterans Day https://www.sos.texas.gov/elections/forms/2019-explanatory-
Program statements.pdf.
November 20,21,22......... Theatre Guild Fall Play
November 23................... Classic Car Show Food Pantry Drive – Also on November 5, plan to contribute
(possible date) to the Republican Club-sponsored Allen Ministerial Alliance Food
November 28................... Thanksgiving Buffet Pantry Drive. This food drive continues in memory of Mike Glasco
November 30................... Classic Car Show who started the drive and managed it for several years. Collec-
(alternative date) tion boxes will be situated in the Clubhouse Arts and Crafts Room
starting in mid-October for drop off of non-perishable, in-date pan-
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• Patios
[email protected] • Outdoor kitchens
• Kitchen and Bath
Women’s program Carol Weedon, 972-363-0608
Remodels, including
[email protected] counter tops
• Wood and tile flooring
PICKLE BALL • Exterior and Interior
painting
We have eight permanent pickleball courts at Heritage • Attic storage
Ranch. Please come out and learn how to play pickleball. If • Replace concrete
you are new to the sport, we offer instruction for beginners driveways
during scheduled-play times. • Free Estimates
Heritage Ranch Resident
Don’t have a paddle? Don’t worry. We have a locker 50 Years Experience
located on the courts with extra paddles and pickleballs
you can use while learning to play at the Ranch. 214-263-6073

For more information: October 2019 | Ranch Reporter 11
Cindy Ingram, 512-923-8541
[email protected]

HO MEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
OF HERITAGE RANCH, INC.

2019 Board of Directors Meeting Schedule

Oct. 18, 2019 9:00AM Arts & Crafts Room
Nov. 15, 2019 9:00AM Arts & Crafts Room
Dec. 20, 2019 9:00AM Arts & Crafts Room

Stay Connected DEMOCRATIC CLUB NEWS

We are one click away! Sheriff Jim Skinner Discusses
Sex Trafficking in Collin County
Keep up with all of the Heritage Ranch happenings at:
Website: heritageranchhoa.com The Heritage Ranch Democratic
Club hosted a Speakers Forum in
Facebook: www.facebook.com/heritageranchgolf August that featured an illumi-
nating talk by Collin County Sher-
Find all the lastest information on golf, pools, tennis courts, iff Jim Skinner on sex trafficking
dining, special events and more! You also can find contacts for in North Texas. Skinner discussed
different Heritage Ranch departments, including management the way Interstate 35 and High-
way 75 are being used by national
and staff; medical and emergency; local attractions and sex trafficking rings to transport
ammenties; and the HOA Board of Directors. young women and girls, primarily
from South and Central America
Imagine your home, and Mexico. He strongly counseled watching what kids and grand-
totally organized! kids do online, as there are plenty of local predators as well. He ex-
plained what is being done locally and nationally to better address
this growing issue. The hope is to reduce trafficking significantly.

The Democratic Club at Heritage Ranch is open to all residents.
Members and guests can find out more at: demclubathr.com

On the Democratic Calendar:

Progressive Book Club – Wednesday, September 25 at 4 p.m.
Arts & Crafts Room

Gale Quint will present a review of “Leadership in Turbulent
Times,” by Doris Kearns Goodwin. She will discuss the lives and
different leadership styles of Abraham Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt,
Franklin Roosevelt and Lyndon Johnson. This talk will be based on
this book that explores the early development, growth and exer-
cise of leadership, as well as how these presidents met and were
shaped by some tough crises.

Speakers Forum – Monday, October 28 at 7:00 p.m.
Heritage Ranch Ballroom

Speaker Matthew Moore, the vice president of Government Af-
fairs & Public Policy of the Children’s Health System Texas, will talk
about recent legislation affecting Medicare and Medicaid in the
State of Texas.

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2:00 p.m. to see the newest new material, batting, thread
quilts and crafts created by and supplies that will be used
members of the Heritage Ranch to make next year’s quilts and
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October 2019 | Ranch Reporter 13

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 AM - 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. - Every Wednesday No meetings June-August and
4:00 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, Al Ladwig Sylvia Macaluso heritageranchgardenfriends@gmail.
10:00 a.m. - 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
[email protected] Ask to be added to email blast • continued on next page•

14 Ranch Reporter | October 2019

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

414-406-1315 POLITICAL/CIVIC Get Connected Bible Study Boomers
[email protected] Every Tuesday (Fall, Winter, Spring) Monthly Happy Hours
heritageranchtickets.com Democratic Club 7:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. Ask to be added to email blast
www.demclubathr.com for activity Elm Arts & Crafts Room Oak Billiards Room
Heritage Ranch Chorale details Larry or Marilyn Eagan Patti Jones
Every Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. Shari Shaw 214-215-5011 972-523-5101
Heritage Ballroom West [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Barbara Berry
469-585-6957 Republican Club SOCIAL Fly Girls (flight attendants)
[email protected] www.hrrepublicanclub.blogspot.com Events and dates vary
Ted Puchacz Billiards Society Cynthia Drey
Theatre Guild 972-363-0718 Men’s Happy Hour every Wednesday 972-363-2404
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, Haroldy Woods
Tony Macaluso RELIGION 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon 214-680-7171
972-549-2275 Oak Billiards Room [email protected]
[email protected] Bible Study for Ladies (Non- Bob Sloan
Denominational) 214-715-7315 Iowa Connection
Variety Show Every Monday Sheila Levatino Monthly events and dates vary
Performances in October 9:30 a.m. fellowship/10:00 a.m. 972-363-0550 Barbara Brunette
Fresh faces and talent welcome! study [email protected] 972-533-3015
Mike Willis Ballroom www.TheBilliardsSociety.com [email protected]
972-363-0995 Virginia Armstrong
[email protected] 972-549-0029
[email protected]

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October 2019 | Ranch Reporter 15

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

Ladies Lunch Bunch Sandy Genovese Retired Old Men Eating Out Front of HR clubhouse
Make reservations in notebook 214-802-2867 (ROMEOs) Jim Salinas
Elms Arts and Crafts Room [email protected] Call or message for details [email protected]
Sandy Gorman Roy Serpa
972-549-2500 New York Connection 972-886-0406 Bocce Ball League
[email protected] 3rd Saturday monthly at 11:00 a.m. [email protected] Spring and Fall Leagues
Oak Billiard Room Don Livingston
Ladies Social Ida Gephart Singles Mingles 972-832-2052
Every Monday at 5:00 p.m. [email protected] Select Fridays at 5:00 p.m. [email protected]
Corral Grill 972-363-0038 Heritage Ballroom
Barbara Hoxsey Bowling League
Louisiana Roots Pennsylvania Connection 972-886-1011 Every Wednesday (Fall and Winter) at
Events and dates vary Monthly events and dates vary [email protected] 1:00 p.m.
Gayle Barns Charlie Arnt Plano Super Bowl
972-835-0830 214-477-4753 SPORTS All residents welcome to join
[email protected] [email protected] Eric Hoyle
Allen Americans Hockey Fan Club 972-886-4700 ext. 101
Men’s Happy Hour Ranchettes (Single Ladies Dinner) Discount tickets available during [email protected]
Every Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. 2nd Wednesday monthly at 5:30 p.m. hockey season
Oak Billiard Room Heritage Ballroom West Barry Janssen Couples Golf Association
Elouise Plain 972-363-0997 Every Tuesday
Midwest Connection 972-363-0388 [email protected] Spring, Summer, Fall - 8:30 a.m.
Events and dates vary [email protected] Winter - 9:30 a.m.
Ask to be added to email blast Bicycling Group Sign up the prior Sunday by noon
Darlene Baughman Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday www.hrcouplesgolf.org
[email protected] at 9:00 a.m.
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16 Ranch Reporter | October 2019

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

Croquet Golf Men’s Golf Association Walt Ingram Phyllis Allen
Saturdays at 9:00 a.m. March-October 512-923-8543 972-975-7705
Bocce Court Every Thursday at 8:30 a.m. [email protected]
Jon and Linda Taylor Annual Membership dues $90 Table Tennis
972-886-1002 John Skinner Monday and Thursday, 7:00 p.m. - TRAVEL
[email protected] 214-908-7182 10:00 p.m.
[email protected] Elm Arts and Crafts Room Road Runners Travel Club
Disc Golf Bring paddles and balls Meets quarterly in 2019
Don Livingston Men’s Nine Hole Golf Association Ken Chadee Wednesday September 11 at
972-832-2052 Every Tuesday (weather permitting) 972-886-0292 4:00 p.m.
[email protected] April-October: Tee times starting [email protected] Tuesday December 3 at 4:00 p.m.
7 AM   Ballroom, Stage Side
Fishing for Fun November-March: Tee times starting Tennis Association $5 membership dues
Join email list for details 1 PM Men: Every Monday, Wednesday, Jim Dill
Bob Cantin $25 membership dues Friday 972-886-1101
469-236-6722 George Lark Women: Every Tuesday, Thursday [email protected]
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Every Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. Monday-Saturday -Times vary due to Call or message for details
(weather permitting) weather Water Volleyball Chris Maxwell
Sign up in the Golf Shop Open play for men and women Every Monday – 10:45 a.m. 214-498-4171
Martha Vannoy Courts One and Two Every Tuesday – 6:30 p.m. [email protected]
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Space for Sale Ordering Your Food, Your Way
Call 972-396-8855
It’s all thought through: nutrition, variety, vegetarian dishes,
or email [email protected] fresh food, healthy choices and good taste are front and center
for ad rates and sizes. when it comes to planning a new menu for the Corral Grill.

18 Ranch Reporter | October 2019 Also important are considerations like cost, food availability,
preparation time and staff training. And every time a new menu is
introduced, surveys are done on each item served in the restaurant.

But that doesn’t mean you can’t ask to have something cooked
differently!

Heritage Ranch staff cook largely from scratch. This means it’s
relatively easy to modify menu items on request to create healthier
dishes and accommodate special dietary needs. This means it’s
really your club, your way!

For example:
• Fish can be served blackened, sautéed

or fried.
• Chicken can be sautéed, and sauces

and gravies can be left off the plate.
• Salads can be custom-built to order,

and salads offered on the menu can be
modified on request to both exclude
ingredients or add other items if the
kitchen staff have them on hand.
• Burgers can be served with many dif-
ferent options to suit particular tastes. The amount of bread
can be reduced — to a half bun or even no bun — and can be
served with a different type of bread or even a wrap.
The Corral Grill switched to its latest menu at the end of August.
Hopefully you’ve enjoyed new items that tempted your taste buds
alongside your time-tested favorites. But if you don’t see a favorite
item on the menu, feel free to ask your server if the kitchen has the
time and ingredients to prepare it for you
Mark your calendar to enjoy Wednesday Theme Night Specials,
Prime Rib Special every Sunday, Half-Price Wine on Fridays and
Wine Flight Tasting on Tuesdays.

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Food & Beverage Committee

Pink October Our Motto:

It’s breast cancer awareness month and it’s time to paint the Ranch pink. Support the fighters
Get involved in these activities! Admire the survivors

For the fourteenth straight year, the residents of Heritage Ranch Golf and Country Club Honor the Taken
will present a fundraiser benefitting Susan G. Komen, North Texas, with proceeds And Never, Ever give
funding breast cancer research, screening and treatment.
up Hope!
Sunday, October 6: Casino Night

Ballroom Doors open 5:30 p.m.; Food Service begins 5:45; Games from 6:15 to 9:00 p.m.
What could be more fun than joining your friends for a night of fun and gambling in
your pajamas and slippers? Kendra Scott is doing a Trunk Show to help us raise money
for breast cancer … bring your wallet to do a little Christmas shopping.

Thursday and Friday, October 24 and 25: Fashion Show

Ballroom Doors open at 11:00 a.m.; lunch is served at 11:45; Show goes until 2:30 p.m.
Come for one (or both) fashion shows, which feature clothing from Chico’s,

Soma and Belk’s, Heritage Ranch Breast Cancer Survivors will serve as models!
Come early to choose your gift basket and place your raffle tickets.

To get tickets for both these events, go to heritageranchtickets.com

To find out how to get involved, you can contact:

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….One Household At A Time

RANCH REMINDER

LOOK AT YOUR MAILBOX! HOWDY NEW NEIGHBORS

Many mailboxes within the Community are no longer standing James & Jeane Livesey – 350 Rio Bravo Drive
straight: they’re leaning in one direction or another. And many could Douglas & Diane Quinn – 810 Barton Springs Drive
use a fresh coat of paint. To stay compliant with the CC&Rs, mailboxes Randy & Deborah Benham – 425 Cabellero Court
must be maintained.
Colman & Vera Garland – 460 Long Cove Drive
If yours mailbox is leaning, please straighten it. And if it needs a paint M.J. Peak – 982 Winged Foot Drive
job, talk with your neighbor if it’s a shared box and figure out who is
going to wield the spray can! The correct paint is Rust-Oleum spray Edward & Maureen Watson – 1308 Quaker Drive
paint – Hammered #7215 for the mailbox and pole and Rust-Oleum, James Piccione – 753 Barton Springs Drive
Regal Red #7765 for the flag. Raymond Foster – 1373 Shadow Creek Drive

RANCH REPORTER Joseph & Claris Cwirko – 527 Scenic Ranch Circle
Bobby & Donna Patton – 440 Long Cove Drive
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4 WAYS TO REGISTER FOR
Dallas Arboretum Bus Trip RANCH REMINDERS HERITAGE RANCH EVENTS

Thursday, March 22nd MAILBOXES & FENCES SPEEDING Computer (online registration)
Available 24 hours a day
/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 Processed in order received
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owners must also maintain their property. Many of the mailboxes and fences within Ranch. Follow instructions on screen
Sign up online at: www.heritageranchtickets.com the Community have been withstanding the Texas weather for several years and 72 hour cancellation required
are starting to show the effects. Please look at your mailbox and fence to see if HANDICAP PARKING
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 Walk-in (person to person)
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website or at front desk) and obtain approval prior to starting your project! in the reserved spaces if they are not with you. Please note that this is not just a
common courtesy but also, the law. Registration for events organized by the Activities Department
TREE & SHRUB TRIMMING Will be charged to your Club account
Town of Fairview Ordinance 2007-12-4A, adopted 12/4/2007 stipulates that SAVE YOUR HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION TONS OF MONEY AND 72 hour cancellation required
a landowner must trim and/or prune to a minimum height of eight feet any HAVE YOUR CLUB STATEMENT EMAILED!
tree or shrub that extends above any sidewalk, trail, or other public right-of- Email your consent to [email protected]. We have over 650 Corral Grill (person to person)
way and a height of fourteen feet above any public street, road or alley. We members participating, saving the HOA an average of $975 a month in addition Register at the Bar for restaurant events
are seeing a number of tree limbs that are low hanging over the sidewalks WR VDYLQJ VWDII DQG YROXQWHHU WLPH VWXIÀQJ HQYHORSHV 7KH +2$ ZRXOG VDYH RYHU
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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 Will be charged to your Club account
of Fairview Ordinances. This will help ensure the safety of pedestrians in emailed Club Statements.
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pass safely. Additionally Heritage Ranch CC&R’s require that shrubs & grasses
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that are growing over the sidewalk so they are maintained within in the yard area. Sign up in the Arts and Crafts Room for activities sponsored by
Dallas Blooms 2018 ~ “A World of Flowers” DP Ŋ /HDYH +HULWDJH 5DQFK SP Ŋ 7RXU $UERUHWXP RQ <RXU 2ZQ
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Join us at the International Crossroads Village, located in Pecan Grove, where we will share the cultures around the world.
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Cell # 214-564-8935 2018
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November Issue Deadline is
September 20

December Issue Deadline is
October 18

January 2020 Deadline is
November 13

Homeowners may submit information for the Ranch
Reporter by emailing a Word document and/or
photos and captions to [email protected]
with a cc: to [email protected] and
[email protected]

Any information submitted after the deadline
cannot be added until the next newsletter.

The Ranch Reporter is published for information
purposes only. The Homeowners Association of
Heritage Ranch does not guarantee any work or claims
made by advertisers and claims no responsibility or
liability for statements made in the publication.

Head Golf Professional — CHARLIE MABIE

Congratulations to Steve Wheelis, who scored a Hole-in-One 100ppl 8:30 a.m. Shotgun
on #12 on July 26, 2019. It is Steve’s second Hole-in-One this • October 17 & 18 – MGA Heritage Cup 60ppl 8:30 a.m.
year!!
Shotgun each day
September Golf Calendar • October 19 & 20 – Royal & Ancient Year End Champi-
Couples Golf Play – Tuesdays at 8:30 a.m. Tee Times
9 Hole Men Play – Tuesdays at 7 a.m. Tee Times on #10 onship 8 a.m. Shotgun each day
LGA Playdays – 8:30 a.m. Shotgun Start for 18 holers, with 9 • October 20 – Boomers’ Scramble 32ppl 4 p.m. Shotgun
holers to follow • October 21 – LGA Monday Playday 8:30 a.m.
MGA Playdays – 8:30 a.m. Shotgun Starts • October 23 – North Texas Senior Golf Association
• October 1 – 9 Hole men major Tournament 50ppl 7:30 a.m.
120ppl 8:30 a.m. Shotgun
tee times off #10 • October 25 – Collin County Republican Golf Tourna-
• October 2 – LGA President’s Cup 8:30 a.m.
• October 3 – MGA East vs West Cup Matches ment 120ppl 1 p.m. Shotgun
• October 4 – Faith Lutheran Golf Tournament 60ppl • October 29 – HR Couples’ 9 & Dine 60ppl 4 p.m.

8:30 a.m. Shotgun Shotgun
• October 5 – Wylie Methodist Golf Tournament 100ppl
Heritage Ranch Golf Groups
1 p.m. Shotgun Detailed information on Heritage Ranch Golf Groups, in-
• October 6 – Royal & Ancient Golf Tournament 40ppl 8 a.m. cluding membership, play days and tournaments, can be
found on the HOA website by clicking on Golf, then HR
Shotgun Golf Groups. To join an association, come to the Golf Shop
• October 8 – HR Couples’ Club Championship 60ppl 1 p.m. or contact:

Shotgun Men’s Nine Hole Golf Association
• October 15 – Lovejoy High School Golf Invitational President - George Lark
[email protected], 214-504-4154

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Head Golf Professional — CHARLIE MABIE

Men’s Golf Association (MGA) Ranch Bucks Sundays
President - John Skinner Receive $15 “Ranch Bucks” with Paid Prime Time Sunday
[email protected], 214-908-7182 Round
Does not apply to weekend mid, twilight or super-twilight rates.
Couples’ Golf Association Bucks expire 1 month from date of issue. Cannot be applied to
Treasurer - Marie Shisler Club Membership Statement or combined with any other offers
[email protected], 941-704-9898 or promotions.

Ladies Golf Association Support Your Local Golf Shop!
President – Martha Vannoy Merchandise revenue generated in the Heritage ranch Golf
[email protected], 214-537-4767 Shop stays in the community. And there are other benefits to
HOA Residents:
Golf Clinics (Weather Permitting)
The clinics cover the fundamentals of Full Swing, Short Game • Residents receive a 20% discount on apparel and a 10%
and Game Management. Clinics are 6 to 1 student to teacher discount on golf equipment every day.
ratio and are held on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays from
11 a.m. to noon. Cost is $20.00 per student, per clinic. Space • The Golf Shop carries Top-Of-The-Line golf equipment
is limited, so reservations are required. We will also have a • Pricing is competitive with the area discount stores.
Saturday Clinic from 11 a.m. to noon that is open to anyone. • Demo golf clubs are available and company demo days

Under-18s Welcome! are conducted throughout the year.
• After 2:00 p.m. under-18s play free when accompanied by • There are no Up Charges on Special Orders.
a full-paying adult. • Trade-Ins of old golf equipment are accepted.
• Before 2:00 p.m. under-18s play for $1 times their age • Free Gift Wrapping is available.
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