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Sunday,April 1....Easter Dinner - DiningRoom - 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m ReservationsEaster Hat Contest at 1:00 p.m. & 4:00 p.m. –Prizes - Winners to be announced.Tuesday,April 3 & 17....Bingo – Card room.Wednesday,April 4....Polka Dot Day –AllDay – Prizes for the most Polka DotsWednesday,April 4....Great Decisions - CardroomA- 2:00 p.m.Wednesday,April 4....Lunch & Walk on theBeach - Kyle G’s - 11:30 p.m. - HutchinsonFriday,April 6....Village Bootery Trunk Show– 10:00 a.m. till 1:00 p.m.Friday,April 6....Atlantic Classical Orchestra -Lyric Theater - Stuart - 2:30 p.m.Saturday,April 7 & 28....Social Hour Sing-a-long - 5:30 p.m. - Clubhouse loungeTuesday,April 10....DineAround – Pietro’s onthe River – Hutchinson Island - 5:00 p.m.Wednesday,April 11....Kravis on Broadway –“ The Bodyguard” - 12:30 p.m.Thursday,April 12....Men’s Coffee Hour -10:00 a.m. - Let’s talk baseball with TomPhobus, 1970 World Series pitcher - Club-house LobbyThursday,April 12....April Birthday luncheon– Noon – Dining RoomFriday,April 13....McKee Botonical Gardens& lunch - 9:30 a.m. - Train Exhibit - VeroSaturday,April 14....Treasure Coast YouthTalent rehearsal show – Pavilion - 2:00 p.m.Thursday,April 19....PNC Presentation -11:00 a.m. - Card room.Thursday,April 19....Trivia – 7:00 p.m. - CardRoomFriday,April 20....Gardens Mall shopping &lunch - 9:30 a.m. - West PalmSaturday,April 21....Lyric Theater - TalentShow - Bus departs at 6:30 p.m. - StuartTuesday,April 24....Croquet tournament atMariner Sands - 8:30 a.m.Wednesday,April 25....Anniversary couplesdinner - 5:00 p.m. - Dining room.Thursday,April 26....Caribbean Night - Pavil-ion, Cove, Poolside - 5:00 p.m.Saturday,April 28....Elisabeth Lahti ConcertSeries - 1:30 p.m. - Cummings Library

Sandhill CoveApril 2018

SOCIALEVENTSHAPPY

BIRTHDAYHelen Natoli.....................April 2Don Diebold.......................April 4Barbara Nordin..................April 4Joyce Simpson..................April 4Geoffrey Falbey................April 10Jane Coutts.......................April 13Elizabeth Lee....................April 13John Sebold......................April 14Bruce Nichols...................April 15Jerry Brennan...................April 16Nicholas DiTerlizzi..........April 17Robert Parenti..................April 19Tom Bohan.......................April 22Ervin Betts........................April 24Sherry Corbett................April 24Marti Sellers...................April 24George Clark..................April 28Ruth Daunoras................April 28Alton Lamont...................April 28Joan Foxwell...................April 29Margaret Sullivan...........April 29Gerry Schroeder...............April 30

BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON

The complimentary Birthday Luncheon is plannedforThursday,April 12, at 12:00 noon in the diningRoom. If you are celebrating your birthday inApril andwould like to attend the complimentary lunch-eon, please R. S.V.P. in the Activity Book by Monday,April 9 or contact the Social Director for details.

Happy and HealthyApril Birthday!

MEN’S COFFEE HOUR

On Thursday, April 12 at the men’s Coffee Hour let’stalkBaseballwith TomPhobus the 1970World Seriespitcher for the Baltimore Orioles who defeated theCincinnati Reds. Be sure to join us at 10:00 a.m. in the Club-house Lobby.


LarryVenello, Custodian, has beenselected as the Employee of theMonth forApril, 2018.Larry joined Sandhill Cove in May2006 as a Cook. After a year, hetransferred to Environmental Serv-ices and started working as a Custodian. Larry has been withus for 12 years and has been nominated three times as Em-ployee of the Month.Larry currently resides in Fort Pierce where he moved fromNew Jersey in 2004. Almost all his family still lives in NewJersey and one of his nieces was just named “Teacher of theYear”. Larry has eighteen nieces and nephews and eight greatnieces and nephews. Larry also has three standard poodles.He also shared during the interview that he likes to swim inthe ocean and loves to travel.Two of our residents had this to say about Larry: “Larry takespride in his work. He does his job with enthusiasm and per-fection. Larry is always cheerful and always willing to tacklea job nomatter howdifficult. Larry knows just about every res-ident by name”. “Larry consistently greets residents very pleas-antly by their name”. Heworks so hard hauling our numerouschairs around. Larry deserves our praise and recognition”.When asked what he liked most about working at SandhillCove, he replied: “I like my co-workers, supervisor and resi-dents. Residents are honest, friendly and very appreciative ofwhat we do for them”.Please join us in congratulating Larry on being selected as theEmployee of the Month forApril.

EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTHLarry Venello

Custodian

CUP OF JOEWITH PERRIGO

The monthly meeting with the Executive DirectorShawnPerrigowill be held onWednesday,April 11at 2:00p.m. in thePavilion.Be sure to join us for allof the current updates.NewResidents are invited to attendfor a brief introduction as new members to our Commu-nity.We look forward to seeing you there!The video por-tion of theExecutiveDirector’smeetingwill be shownonChannel 63 onThursday,April 12 at 1:00 p.m.

CROQUET TOURNAMENT

All Croquet players are invited to join the monthlyCroquet tournament thatwill be held onTuesday,April 24 at Mariner Sands. Please contact Mr.Don Bailey or FranAtwood for additional information.


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Put on your very best polka dots:Hat, skirt, scarf, dress, etc. Prizeswill be awarded for the mostpolka dots!America's love affair with the polkadot began, perhaps, in 1926, whenMiss America was photographed in apolka dot swimsuit. Shortly after, in1928, Disney introduced its cartoondarling Minnie Mouse wearing a redpolka dot dress and matching bow.Throughout the 1930s, polka dotdresses appeared in stores, the fabricsuddenly subversive, nipped in by rib-bons and accentuated with bows. In1940, the woozy melody of FrankSinatra’s ballad “Polka Dots andMoonbeams” captured the height ofAmerica’s polka dot mania—thatspring, the Los Angeles Times assuredits readers, “You can sign your fashionlife away on the polka-dotted line, andyou'll never regret it.” In 1951, Mon-roe was famously photographed wear-ing a polka dot bikini. Nine years later,the release of Brian Hyland’s hit song,“Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie YellowPolka Dot Bikini,” brought polka dotsback into vogue. Throughout the ‘60s,the artist–and walking medley of polkadots–Yayoi Kusama became knownfor the busy dotted swarms that cov-ered her paintings. “Our earth is onlyone polka dot among millions of oth-ers,” she once said. But then came the polka, the dance sopopular that mid-19th century Europecame up with the word “polkamania”to describe its own excitement. The word “polka” itself derives fromthe Polish for “Polish woman”—inCzech, it translates to “little woman orgirl.” Polka dots are inherently diminu-tive, automatically feminine. Today,when we wear them, we inherit theircomplicated legacy from the womenthat have worn them before us—women who have negotiated the shift-ing realm of trying to rock a dot and betaken seriously at the same time.As Elle Woods' college counselor fa-mously said, "Harvard won't be im-pressed that you aced History of PolkaDots."

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4IS POLKA DOT DAY!!! Awonderful evening of music and entertainment will be held in thePavilion, Cove and poolside on Thursday, April 26. The festivi-ties will begin at 5:00 p.m. with tropical drinks and tasty delights.

A delicious buffet will be offered by our Culinary Department with openseating that evening. Dress attire will be tropical and casual. The CoveBistro will be open for breakfast and lunch and will be closed at 2:00 p.m. in order to prepare for the event. If you plan on attending the pleasesign up at the Hostess Desk.

CARIBBEAN NIGHT


When I visited the Philipbars inWaterside, I witnessed a bondthat I have seen many times atSandhill Cove. People who have losttheir spouses find each other and join to-gether to enjoy their “golden years”. Car-rie and Bill met years ago at Piper’sLanding and after the deaths of June Roseand Dick Kinzer found happiness andcompatibility playing golf, visiting herhome in New Hampshire on Lake Winnipesaukee, and hissummer home in South Hampton, traveling to China, attend-ing the Czar’s New Year’s Eve Ball in Russia, renting an apart-ment in Paris, getting married and eventually moving toSandhill Cove Carrie grew up in Shorewood WS, a suburb of Milwaukee,where her father was editor and columnist for the MilwaukeeJournal and a popular raconteur on the paper’s radio station,WTMJ. In her memoir, Men, Music and Mirth, Carrie de-scribes vacations in Hollywood. While her father worked onscripts, she and her sister watched movies being filmed androde horses around the lots with Margaret O”Brian, PeggyAnn Garner and others.At a very young age Carrie was drawn to the baby-grand pianoin the family’s living room. She started taking lessons and afterfew years was accepted by Florence Bettray Kelly, Paul White-man’s soloist and Liberace’s teacher with whom she studieduntil she entered Northwestern University. After all the yearsof practice, performances and competitions, she put music asidetemporarily, but that same piano occupies a prominent place intheir apartment today. During her senior year, she appearedevery weekend and for many years after on a TV show, “It’s aDraw” where she was one of three panelists, others being vis-iting celebrities such as Betty White and Vincent Price.After graduation Carrie briefly taught high school Civics, mar-ried, had two children and eventually went back to law schoolwhere she was editor of “Law Review”. She was admitted tothe Wisconsin Bar in 1969. In retirement, she has spent many hours as a volunteer on theMartin County Library Foundation board, the Atlantic Clas-sical Orchestra and as a founding member of the Center forConstitutional Values. This organization works closely withMartin County Schools and awards scholarships to studentswho demonstrate knowledge of the United States Constitutionand American History. She is currently a nominee for thisyear’s prestigious Sage Award given by the Martin CountyCouncil on Aging. This award is given to a county citizen whoembodies the best of their senior years. Her favorite activityis duplicate bridge and she is a Silver Life Master. Her book,The Winters’ Tale, published in 2011, was launched at TheMount, Edith Wharton’s home in Lenox MA and can be foundin our SHC library.Bill was born on Long Island, attended South Side HighSchool where he doubled up his courses so he could graduatein three years and enlist in the army. After six months of spe-

SANDHILL COVE SPOTLIGHTCARRIE PHILIPBAR

cial training, he was sent to Belgium where he interrogatedGerman prisoners. When Germany surrendered, he wasshipped to Japan arriving just before the war ended. Four yearslater, he received his Masters Degree in chemical engineeringfrom Cornell and was hired by Exxon. Bill then attended nightschool at Rutgers for his Masters Degree in Business. After tenyears he became president of a hazardous waste company inDelaware. Bill remembers vividly when a hazmat dumpcaught fire and he remained in his office for three days andnights managing its extinction. After he retired, he continuedconsulting for a variety of companies, bought a winter home inPiper’s Landing and spent summers in South Hampton. Billand Carrie have been married for sixteen years.

Interview by Ann Coffin

DINE AROUND

The dine around selection for April will be toPietro’s on the river located on Hutchinson Is-land. The menu selections consist of steak andseafood specialties. Dress is casual smart. The datewill be Wednesday, April 12. The bus will depart theClubhouse at 5:00 p.m. Reservations required. Signup in the Activity Book or Odyssey.

RESIDENTS AND EMPLOYEESANNUAL GOLF OUTING 2018

The mixed scramble will take place on Friday, May4, 2018 at the Evergreen Club in Palm City. If youwould like to join us for this fun nine hole tour-nament, please sign up in the Activity book or Odyssey.Lunch will follow at the Evergreen Club. Tee off timesto be announced. For additional information contact theSocial Director Phyllis Leclercq.

CUMMINGS LIBRARY CONCERT

We have complimentary tickets and transportationavailable for the Elisabeth Lahti Concert Serieson Saturday, April 28 featuring Duo Beaux ArtsClassical and Tango Masterworks for solo and Duet Piano.Be sure to sign up in the Activity Book for tickets and trans-portation. Bus departs the Clubhouse at 1:30 p.m.

GARDENS MALLSHOPPING & LUNCH

The monthly shopping trip to the Gardens Mall isscheduled for Friday, April 20. Lunch is on yourown. The bus will depart the Clubhouse 9:30 a.m.and will return at approximately 2:30 p.m. Sign up inthe Activity Book or on Odyssey.

Sandhill Cove WelcomesSharon Locke.....Gardens South 122

9 8:00am-3:00pm *Trans to Prof.offices9:00am Bocce Ball9:30am Bible Study, Card Rm10:00am Hustlers1:00pm Canasta, Card Rm B6:30pm Dominoes, Card Rm

17 9:00am *Publix Transp9:00am Croquet Practice10:00am Bible Study, Card Rm A11:00am *Publix Transp1:00pm Duplicate Bridge1:30pm *Walgreens Transp7:30pm Bingo, Card Rm B

15 8:30 - 10:30am *Transpora-tion to churches in Palm City12:00pm Catholic Services onChannel 2432:00pm Open Bridge, Card Rm

22 Earth Day 8:30 - 10:30am *Transpora-tion to churches in Palm City12:00pm Catholic Services onChannel 2432:00pm Open Bridge, Card Rm

Sunday Monday Tuesday

23 8:00am-3:00pm *Trans to Prof.offices9:00am Bocce Ball9:30am Bible Study, Card Rm10:00am Hustlers1:00pm Canasta, Card Rm B6:30pm Dominoes, Card Rm B

16 8:00am-3:00pm *Transp to ProfOffices9:00am Bocce Ball9:30am HMS Cmte, Conf Rm9:30am Bible Study, Card Rm A10:00am Hustlers1:00pm Canasta, Card Rm B3:00pm HC Cmte, Water's Edge6:30pm Dominoes, Card Rm B

8 Dimensions of Wellness Social Emotional Vocational Intellectual

88:30 - 10:30am *Transpora-tion to churches in Palm City12:00pm Catholic Services onChannel 2432:00pm Open Bridge, Card Rm

298:30 - 10:30am *Transporationto churches in Palm City12:00pm Catholic Services onChannel 2432:00pm Open Bridge, Card Rm

30 8:00-3:00pm *Transp to ProfOffices9:00am Bocce Ball9:30am Bible Study, Card Rm A10:00am Hustlers1:00pm Canasta, Card Rm B2:00pm Bookworms, Library6:30pm Dominoes, Card Rm B

10 9:00am *Publix Transp9:00am Croquet Practice10:00am Bible Study, Card Rm A10:30am Mktg Cmte, Card Rm Terr11:00am *Publix Transp1:00pm Duplicate Bridge1:30pm *Walgreens Transp5:00pm *DineAround - Pietro's OnThe River, Hutchinson Island

2 8:00am-3:00pm *Trans to Prof.offices9:00am Bocce Ball9:30am Bible Study, Card Rm10:00am F & B, Conf Rm10:00am Hustlers1:00pm Canasta, Card Rm B2:00pm Landscape, Card Rm3:00pm Wellness Kick-off6:30pm Dominoes, Card Rm

1Easter Sunday8:30 - 10:30am *Transpora-tion to churches in Palm City12:00pm Catholic Services onChannel 2431:00pm & 4:00 *Easter SundayDinner, Dining Rm - reserva-tions at the Hostess Desk2:00pm Open Bridge, Card RmTHE GREAT EASTER EGG"ROCK" HUNT WEEKEND

3 9:00am *Publix Transp9:00am Croquet Practice10:00am Bible Study, Card Rm A11:00am *Publix Transp1:00pm Duplicate Bridge1:30pm *Walgreens Transp7:30pm Bingo, Card Room B

24 8:30am Croquet Match #2 - SHC -vs- Mariner Sands, Stuart9:00am *Publix Transp10:00am Bible Study, Card Rm A11:00am *Walmart Transp1:00pm Duplicate Bridge1:30pm *Walgreens Transp

Events in red boldprint with an

asterisk* requireReservations.

Committee Meetingsare in

Blue bold italics.

7 9:00am Croquet Practice9:00am Ping Pong, Pavilion10:00pm Putting, Chipping &Shuffleboard1:00pm Hustlers3:00pm & 7:00pm In-HouseMovie, Card Rm A "Darkest Hour"5:30pm Social Hour - Sing-A-Long

128am-3pm *Trans Prof. offices9:00am Croquet Practice10:00am Travelogue, Card Rm A10:00am Men’s Coffee - Baseball11:00am Dance Blast, Card Rm B12:00noon *Birthday Lunch-eon, Dining Room1:00pm *Mahjong, Card Rm A1:00pm Hustlers & Nifty Knitters1:30pm Caregivers Support Grp2:00pm English as a 2nd Lang., Crd Rm3:00pm How the Body Works, Cd Rm

139:30am *Lunch & Model TrainExhibit - McKee Botanical Gar-dens, Vero Beach2:00pm Foreign Film Festival7:00pm Bridge, Card Rm B

Check the Wellness Calendarfor all exercise classes

149:00am Croquet Practice9:00am Ping Pong, Pavilion10:00pm Putting, Chipping &Shuffleboard1:00pm Hustlers2:00pm Youth Arts Talent Audi-tions Pavilion3:00pm & 7:00pm In-HouseMovie, Card Rm A "On GoldenPond"

25 8am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices9:00am Art Class, Art Studio10:00am Hustlers1:00pm Rummy Cube &Mahjong5:00pm *Anniversary CouplesDinner, Dining Rm, reserva-tions at the Hostess Desk

188am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices9:00am Art Class, Art Studio10:00am Hustlers1:00pm Rummy Cube & Mahjong2:00pm *Genealogy Club, CardRm 2:00pm Foundation BOD, ConfRm

11 8am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices9:00am Art Class, Art Studio10:00am Hustlers12:30pm *Kravis Broadway -"The Bodyguard"1:00pm Rummy Cube & Mahjong2:00pm A Cup of Joe withPerrigo, Pavilion

4 8am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices9:00am Art Class, Art Studio10:00am Hustlers11:30am *LUNCH & A BeachWalk - Kyle G's, Hutchinson Island1:00pm Rummy Cube & Mahjong2:00pm Great Decisions, Crd Rm ALL DAY --> POLKA DOT DAYPrizes awarded for most PolkaDots

58am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices9:00am Croquet Practice10:00am Travelogue, Card Rm A11:00am Dance Blast, Card Rm 1:00pm *Mahjong, Card Rm A1:00pm Hustlers & Nifty Knitters2:00pm English as a Second Lan-guage, Card Rm A

6 10:00am Village Bootery TrunkShow, Clubhouse Lounge2:30pm *LYRIC Atlantic Clas-sical Orch.7:00pm Bridge, Card Rm B


19 8am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices9:00am Croquet Practice10:00am Travelogue, Card Rm A11:00am Dance Blast, Pavilion11:00am *PNC Presentation,Legacy Planning, Crd Rm A1:00pm Library Cmte, Conf Rm1:00pm *Mahjong, Card Rm A1:00pm Hustlers & Nifty Knitters2:00pm English as a 2nd Lang., Crd Rm2:00pm Social Cmte, Conf Rm7:00pm *Trivia Night, Card Rm

268am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices9:00am Croquet Practice9:00am Finance Cmte, Conf Rm10:00am Travelogue, Card Rm A11:00pm Dance Blast, Card Rm B 1:00pm *Mahjong, Card Rm1:00pm Hustlers & Nifty Knitters2:00pm English as a 2nd Lang.,Card Rm 3:00pm How the Body Works, Cd Rm5:00pm *Caribbean Night,Pavilion & Poolside

209:30am *Shopping & Lunch, Gar-dens Mall, WPB7:00pm Bridge, Card Rm B


21 9:00am Croquet Practice 9:00am Ping Pong, Pavilion10:00am Putting, Chipping &Shuffleboard1:00pm Hustler3:00 & 7:00pm Saturday In-HouseMovie, Card Rm "I Am Sam"5:30pm Social Hour - Sing-A-Long6:30pm *Youth Arts Talent Showat the Lyric Theater, Stuart

27 9:30am Residents' Council,Conf Rm7:00pm Bridge, Card Rm B


28 9:00am Croquet Practice 9:00am Ping Pong, Pavilion10:00am Putting, Chipping &Shuffleboard1:00pm Hustlers1:30pm Lahti Series, "DuoBeaux Arts: Piano solo andduet", Cummings Library3:00 & 7:00pm Saturday In-House Movie, Card Rm A"Roberta"5:30pm Social Hour - Sing-A-Long

Spiritual Physical Activity Health Services Environmental

Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

EASTER SUNDAY DINNER

Reservations for Easter Sunday Din-ner can be made at the Hostess deskin the Sandhill Club dining roomwith reservations at 1:00 p.m. and 4:00p.m. The Culinary Department will preparea special menu that day which will be pub-lished in our weekly newsletter. Music inthe lounge with Jim.

GREAT DECISIONSGROUP

The group discussion thismonth will be on Turkey:partner in crisis whichwill be held on Wednesday,April 4 hosted by Bob & TyForbush at 2:00 p.m. in theCard room.

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The Social Director would like to invite our Anniversarycouples for a special complimentary dinner in the CoralReef room on Wednesday, April 25 at 5:00 P.M. PleaseRSVP to the Social Director by Monday, April 23.

William & Joan Collins.............................................April 4Don & LillyAnn Bailey..............................................April 11Jerry & Jean Brennan...................................................April 24Joe & Marilyn Sterett...................................................April 25

Upcoming Theater Events & Concerts 2018-2019Lyric Theater - Stuart

Atlantic Classical Orchestra - Fri., April 6 - 2:30 p.m.Kravis Center - West Palm Beach

Kravis On Broadway - “ The Body Guard” - Wed., April 11 - 12:30 p.m.Maltz Theater - Jupiter

November 7, 2018 - Steele Magnolias | December 5, 2018 - Beauty and the Beast January 23, 2019 - MAMMA MIA | March 6, 2019 - A Doll’s House | April 3, 2019 - West Side Story

Group series tickets for all 5 shows $276.00 p.p. Reservations required.Sign up in the Theater book or on Odyssey.

EASTER BONNETCONTEST

The annual Easter Bonnet Contest willbe held in the Sandhill Club Diningroom on Easter Sunday, April 1 at1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. a beautiful Easterbasket will be awarded for the loveliest andmost creative hat worn that day at dinner.


SANDHILL COVE COMMITTEE MEETINGSResidents’ Council - 4th Friday at 9:30 AMFinance Committee - 4th Thursday at 9:00 AMSocial Committee - 3rd Thursday at 2:00 PMExecutive Director’s Meeting - 2nd Wednesday at 2:00 PMSandhill Cove Foundation, Inc., Board of Directors - 3rd Wednesday at 3:00 PM

Landscape Committee - 1st Monday at 2:00 PMFood & Bev. Committee - 1st Monday at 10:00 AMHealth Care Committee - 3rd Monday at 3:00 PMMarketing Committee - 2nd Tuesday at 10:30 AMHouse., Maint. & Sec. Committee - 3rd Monday at 9:30 AMLibrary Committee - 3rd Thursday at 1:00 PM

YOU’RE INVITED TOTAI CHI AND CHAI TEA

Be sure to mark your calendars and join us in thePavilion on Saturday, April 14th at 2:00 p.m. andenjoy the talents of the youth in Martin County,a dynamic showcase featuring the Best of TreasureCoast Student Performers. They will be trying out for aspot on stage at the Lyric Theater on Saturday April 21at 7:00 p.m. Tickets for that show is $25. p.p.

YOUTH ARTS 2018TALENT REHEARSAL

MCKEE BOTANICAL GARDENS

Join us for a delightful afternoon at the Gardenslocated in Vero Beach with over 10,000 plantsand the state’s largest collection of Waterlilies.Also on display at the gardens is one of the largestcollections of antique trains which I am sure the menas well as the ladies would enjoy. The date for ourgarden tour is Friday, April 13. Our bus will departthe Clubhouse at 9:30 a.m. Comfortable shoes andattire is the suggested dress. Reservations can bemade in the Activity Book and on Odyssey.

LUNCH AND A STROLLON THE BEACH

Come join us for a delicious lunch and stroll onthe beach as always weather permitting atKyle G’s restaurant on Hutchinson Island. Thedate will be Wednesday, April 4. The bus will departthe Clubhouse at 11:30 a.m. Comfortable and casualattire required. Be sure to sign up in the ActivityBook or Odyssey.

VILLAGE BOOTERYTRUNK SHOW

Tim from the Village Bootery will be at SandhillCove on Friday, April 6 in the Clubhouse lobbywith a wonderful selection of shoes and acces-sories for this coming season. He will he and his staffwill be available to assist you with any of your selec-tions and styles from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. They alsooffer free delivery, if your shoe size is not on display.

Sit Back and RelaxExperience the evolution of his graceful form of exer-cise. Born unto a self-paced system of gentle pysicalexercise and stretching. This exercise is now used forstress reduction, better balance and a variety of healthconditions.

Enjoy tea, light snacks and demonstrations, con-ducted by Floridians Fighting Falls.

Thursday, April 12, 2018at 2:30 P.M. in the Pavilion

This event is sponsored by the marketing departmentand all residents are invited to attend. Please sign up

in the activity book. Reservations are required.

Jill Burton


ORGANIZED ACTIVITIESDuplicate Bridge - Card RoomCo-Chairs: Dee Rice, Nancy Int-Hout

Tuesdays at 1:00 p.m. Sign up in advance with partner. Sin-gles call the chairman. Entry fee is $2.00. Guests welcome.Partnership Rubber Bridge - Card Room

Co-Chairs: Nancy Int-Hout & Mitzi LeyserFriday evening at 7:00 p.m. Organized partnership game of Rub-ber Bridge, play with your own partner and chang tables every 4hands. Tables of 4 players. Sign up in advance. Entry fee $1.00.

Craft WorkshopsLeader: Maria Campbell | Date: TBA

Bible StudyLeader: Lilly-Ann Bailey | 9:30 a.m. - MondaysLeader: Hal Gebele | 10:00 a.m. - Tuesdays

BilliardsBill Tily - Wed. @ 10:00 AM, Sat. 1:00 PM

Dick Santee - Thurs. 1:00 PMJeanne Marmitt - Mon.10:00 AM | Open Games Daily

Bingo GamesCo-Chair: Louise Freeman & Bob Bailey

1st & 3rd Tues. - 7:30 p.m.Bocce Ball

Jennie Falbey - Mondays at 9:00 a.m.Book Club

Last Monday of the month - 2:00 p.m.Chipping & Putting

Bill & Nancy Treece , Dottie Hamilton: Saturdays - 10:00 a.m.Horseshoes

Frank Menagh: Saturdays - 9:30 a.m.Ping Pong

Jane & Curt Coutts | Saturdays - Pavilion - 9:00 a.m.Mahjong

Chair: Jean Brennan | Wed. & Thurs. - 1:00 p.m. - Card RoomBoard Rummy Cube

Wednesdays at 1:00 p.m. - Card RoomSHC Croquet Club

Pres.:Don Bailey | V.P. Fran AtwoodPractice: Tues, Thur & Sat at 8:30 a.m.

Art ClassesWednesdays from 9:00 AM - Noon ... Doris O’Connor

ShuffleboardScorekeeper: Jeanne Jarden | Saturdays - 10:00 a.m.

CanastaMondays - 1:00 p.m.Dominoes

Mondays - 6:30 p.m. - Card RoomRhyme Time

TBASandhill Cove Foundation Inc.

President: Anne Holmberg V. Pres: Pete Morrissey Secretary: Louise Freeman Treasurer: Keith Klarin

Don Harper, Lilly-Ann Bailey, Gunter Heitmann,Curt Coutts, Clayton Timmon

Ty Forbush, Ethel Christin & John O’Neil A variety of board games are available

in the Card Room.

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SANDHILL COVE COMMITTEESHealth Care CommitteeChairman - Henry Salver

Robert BaileyAnn CoffinCurt CouttsJoe Kelley

Helen NatoliRobert NordinBobbi SpilmanJudy Williams

Hospitality CommitteeChairman - Anna Snapp

Julie BennettMarie BissellSherry CorbettJane Coutts

Ruth DaunorasGinny GentheJean Marmitt

Doris O’ConnorSally Schmid

HMS CommitteeConservation Committee is

a subcommitteeChairman - Helen Sebold

Julie BennettMaria Campbell

Ann CoffinBill CollinsJane Coutts

Jennie FalbeyLouise FreemanNancy Treece

Design ConsultationCommittee

Chair- Maria CampbellEllyn Capper

Louise FreemanBarbara Nordin

Residents’ CouncilPresident - Jane CouttsVice Pres. - Helen SeboldSecretary - Barbara FoltsTreasurer - Robert Nordin

Class of 2018:Sherry CorbettJane Coutts

Robert NordinClass of 2019:Barbara FoltsHelen Sebold

George StewartClass of 2020:Ellyn Capper Ty Forbush

Elmer Jacobs

Finance CommitteeChairman - George StewartSecretary - Robert Forbush

Class of 2018:Roger Folts

John KavanewskyGeorge StewartClass of 2019:Donald GrossKeith Klarin

Pete MorrisseyClass of 2020:Robert AnglandRobert ForbushBruce Nichols

FLiCRA CommitteeChairman - Louise Freeman

Doris BedellJane Mace

Pete MorrisseyDoris O’ConnorGasper Perry

Food & Beverage CommitteeChairman - Joan Collins

Justine AnglandLilly-Ann Bailey

Doris BedellMarie Bissell

Maria CampbellEllyn Capper

Mary Lou HainesPat Klarin

Helen NatoliBarbara Nordin

Dee Rice

Landscape CommitteeChair - Barbara LaMirandSecretary - Diane Nichols

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Genie BuchananJody ComasPeter Corbett

Mary Lou HainesPatricia HendricksMarianne HickeyJoanne Hoglund

Pat KlarinGlenn Paxton

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