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Painting by Sandhill Cove Resident Eleanor Wishart

Monday,April 1....Owner’sReception - SandhillClubhouseLobby - 4:30 p.m.- 6:00 p.m.Tuesday,April 2....PolkaDotDay! -Wear yourbest PolkaDotOutfitTuesday,April 2&16....Bingo -Card room -7:30 p.m.Wednesday,April 3....MaltzTheater - “WestSide Story” - 12:45 p.m. - JupiterWednesday,April 3....GreatDecisions -National-ism inEurope - 2:00 p.m. -Card roomThursday,April 4....SHCThespiansGroupmeet-ing - 1:00 p.m. -Round table in theLoungeFriday,April 5....LyricTheater -AtlanticClassi-calOrchestra - 2:30 p.m. - StuartSaturday,April 6....KravisCenterMiamiCityBallet -MidSummerNight’sDream - 12:30Wednesday,April 10....GardensMall Shopping&Lunch - 9:30 a.m. -West Palm.Wednesday,April 10....AnniversaryCouplesDinner -Dining room - 5:00 p.m.Thursday,April 11....DreamersBigBandRe-hearsal - Pavilion - 7:00pmFriday,April 12....NewResidentsBreakfast -10:00 a.m. -CoveBistroSaturday,April 13....Lahti Concert Series -Cum-mingsLibrary - 1:30 p.m.Saturday,April 13&27....SocialHour&Sing-a-long - 5:30 p.m. -ClubhouseLoungeWednesday,April 17....MysteryLunch??????? -11:30 a.m.Thursday,April 18....BirthdayLuncheon - 12:00noon -DiningRoom.Friday,April 19....McKeeBotanicalGardens -9:30 a.m. -VeroBeachSunday,April 21....EasterDinner - 1:00 p.m.&4:00 p.m. -Reservations.Music in the lounge.Sunday,April 21....EasterBonnetContest -Lounge&DiningRoom.Tuesday,April 23....Passover Seder -CoralReefRoom - 5:00 p.m.Wednesday,April 24....KravisBroadwaySeries -“LionKing”- 12:30 p.m. -West PalmWednesday,April 24....Trivia - 7:00p.m.CardRmFriday,April 26....Guest Speaker -RoseFox -1:00 p.m. -CardRoomFriday,April 26....Residents&EmployeesGolfOuting -Tee off times to be announced.Tuesday,April 30....DineAround -Café’MartierStuart - Bus departs at 4:30 p.m.

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SOCIALEVENTS HAPPYBIRTHDAY

Helen Natoli.....................April 2Don Diebold.......................April 4Barbara Nordin..................April 4Joyce Simpson..................April 4Geoffrey Falbey...............April 10Jane Coutts.......................April 13Elizabeth Lee...................April 13Rigmor Olesen................April 14John Sebold......................April 14Bruce Nichols...................April 15Nicholas DiTerlizzi..........April 17Robert Parenti..................April 19Tom Bohan.......................April 22Ervin Betts........................April 24Sherry Corbett................April 24Marti Sellers...................April 24Joanne Stern.....................April 26George Clark..................April 28Ruth Daunoras................April 28Joan Foxwell...................April 29Margaret Sullivan...........April 29Gerry Schroeder...............April 30

BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON

The complimentary Birthday Luncheon is plannedfor Thursday, April 18, at 12:00 noon in the Din-ing Room. 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 15 or contact Phyllis for details..

Happy and HealthyApril Birthday.

SHOPPING & LUNCH

Come join us onWednesday,April 10 to explorethe lovely shops and boutiques at the GardensMall. Lunch will follow at the Mall or anyrestaurant you choose at the mall. Reservations canbe made in the Activity book or Odyssey. The buswill depart the Clubhouse at 9:30 a.m.

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Andy Andersen, MaintenanceTechnician, hasbeen selected as theEmployee of the Month for April,2019.Andy joinedSandhillCove inFeb-ruary2018as aGroundskeeper. OnJanuary 2019 he changed positions toMaintenance Tech-nician. His prior employment was with HeatherwoodApartments inMichigan.Originally from Michigan, he has been residing in SaintLucie County for the last 5 years.Andy has 4 siblings anda 3 year old son. Andy used to do competitive shootingwhenhewas inHighSchool.He loves fishing andhunting.Andy shared during his interview that working at SandhillCove has been a privilege and the residents are amazing. Ienjoy working hard for them. “I like my co-workers andthe variety of what I do here”.Acouple of co-workers had this to say aboutAndy: “Andyis a hard worker and pays attention to detail”. “Andy isvery helpful and works as a teamwith us”.Please join us in congratulatingAndy on being selected asthe Employee of theMonth forApril.

EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTHAndrew “Andy” Andersen,Maintenance Technician

The dine around selection for April is to Café Martierlocated in downtown Stuart. The restaurant menu de-picts steak and seafood specialties. Dress is casual.The date for the dine around will be Tuesday,April 30. Thebus will depart the Clubhouse at 4:30 p.m. Reservations re-quired. Sign up in theActivity Book.

DINEAROUND

GUEST SPEAKER ROSE FOX

Come join us as we kick off spring in the Card roomon Friday, April 26 at 1:00 p.m. for an afternoon oflaughter with her presentation of Buzzie Bee andMadame Butterfly.All areWelcome to join us!

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Put on your very best polka dots: Hat, skirt, scarf, dress. Prizes for the most polka dots! America's love affair with the polkadot began, perhaps, in 1926, when Miss America was photographed in a polka dot swimsuit. Shortly after, in 1928, Disneyintroduced its cartoon darling Minnie Mouse wearing a red polka dot dress and matching bow. Throughout the 1930s, polkadot dresses appeared in stores, the fabric suddenly subversive, nipped in by ribbons and accentuated with bows. In 1940, the woozymelody of Frank Sinatra’s ballad “Polka Dots and Moonbeams” captured the height of America’s polka dot mania—that spring, theLos Angeles Times assured its readers, “You can sign your fashion life away on the polka-dotted line, and you'll never regret it” In1951, Monroe was famously photographed wearing a polka dot bikini. Nine years later, the release of Brian Hyland’s hit song,“Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini,” brought polka dots back into vogue. Throughout the ‘60s, the artist–and walk-ing medley of polka dots–Yayoi Kusama became known for the busy dotted swarms that covered her paintings. “Our earth is onlyone polka dot among millions of others,” she once said. But then came the polka, the dance so popular that mid-19th century Eu-rope came up with the word “polkamania” to describe its own excitement. The word “polka” itself derives from the Polish for “Pol-ish woman”—in Czech, it translates to “little woman or girl.” Polka dots are inherently diminutive, automatically feminine. Today,

when we wear them, we inherittheir complicated legacy fromthe women that have wornthem before us—women whohave negotiated the shiftingrealm of trying to rock a dotand be taken seriously at thesame time. As Elle Woods' col-lege counselor famously said,"Harvard won't be impressedthat you aced History of PolkaDots."

TUESDAY, APRIL 2 IS POLKA DOT DAY!!!

EASTERSUNDAYDINNER

The Food & Beveragedepartment will pre-pare a delicious dinnerin the Sandhill Club diningroom with reservations at1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m.which can be made at theHostess desk. Violin andpiano music in the loungethat afternoon by DavidPadzra and company.

Also that day we will hold anEaster Bonnet Contest, withprizes at the 1:00 and 4:00p.m. dinner seating’s for theloveliest and most creativeEaster Bonnets. The Staffwishes everyone a HappyEaster and Passover.

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Acomplimentary dinner will be held for ourcouples on Wednesday, April 10 in the Sand-hill Club Dining room.

William & Joan Collins....................................April 4Don & LillyAnn Bailey....................................April 11Joe & Marilyn Sterett......................................April 25

Our spotlight shines brightlyfor July on the co-chair of theLibrary Committee EdithStocks, who along with co-chairBobbie Bronson, together for thepast three years has modernized andrefurbished our library, introducingcomputer system and urging all res-idents, who use the library to returnbooks, when due. When new resi-dents and visitors are getting theirfirst view of Sandhill Cove Clubhouse, they are shown ourlibrary, which is one of our premiere attractions.Edith was born in Brooklyn, New York and shortly, there-after, moved with her family to Ridgewood New Jersey.She has one younger sister living in Delaware. Edith grad-uated from Ridgewood High School and attended WellsCollege, in Aurora New York. Her father, a native ofMaine, had graduated from Colby College in WatervilleMaine and was happy, when she transferred there, whereshe received her BA degree in Psychology and Sociology.After graduation, Edith moved to New York City and workedfor C.V. Starr Insurance Company. She met her husband ona blind date. He had Immigrated from Germany after WorldWar II and was working in New Jersey in his uncle’s busi-ness. After their first year of marriage, they took a leave ofabsence from their jobs and sailed for Germany, where theyvisited Conrad’s family for three months. In 1958, Edith’s parents had moved to Winter Park,Florida. Conrad and Edith with their two sons Bill and Dandecided, to move to Florida, where Conrad opened his ownbusiness in Orlando. Edith met a lady at a local church,who was starting a class for special needs children. Theclass operating in this church building was eventually rec-ognized by the Orange County Board of education, whomoved it to an abandoned school building, where it even-tually evolved into three classes, as more and more spe-cial needs children were discovered.

In 1968, for business reason, Conrad and Edith moved toPalm City. Edith joined the Martin County Association forRetarded Children, which had decided to open a class forspecial needs children in a local church building. Volunteer

SANDHILL COVE SPOTLIGHTEDITH STOCKS

teachers where found and Edith acted as liaison for theschool, finding teachers and special needs children for theprogram. So many children were found and eventually therewere two more schools in Port Salerno and Indiantown. Edith later moved to Sandhill Cove and recruited volun-teers for a very special program which teaches our em-ployees to read and learn the English language. We aretruly blessed to have such gifted volunteers such as Ediththat give so much of their time and talent to our lovelycommunity.

S.W.A.G. (SENIORS WITH A GIFT)NEW LCS PODCAST SERIES

LCS recently launched a Seniors & Technology Serieswhere residents shared how they engage with technology.As a way of sharing this information, we are planning tolaunch a new series of episodes called “S.W.A.G.” (Seniorswith a Gift) that will highlight some of the amazing thingsthat our residents are doing. Sandhill Cove has many res-idents in our community that are gifted/talented in a vari-ety of ways. We want to hear your stories!!If you would like to share brief examples of your experi-ences, that would be great. You will then be interviewed(via phone) which will then become a podcast. Our firstpodcast will be with Edith Stocks on Friday, April 19th at2:00 p.m. Contact Phyllis for additional information about thisnew series.

15 8:00-3:00pm *Trans to Prof. office9:00am Bocce Ball9:30am Bible Study, Card Rm A9:30am HMS Cmte, Conf Rm10:00am Hustlers1:00pm Canasta, Card Rm B3:00pm Healthcare Cmte, W Edge5:00pm Mix & Mingle Monday,Clubhouse Lobby/Lounge 6:30pm Dominoes, Card Rm B

23 9:00am *Publix Transportation9:00am Croquet Practice11:00am *Publix transportation1:00pm Duplicate Bridge1:30pm *Walgreens Transporta-tion5:00pm Passover Seder, Coral ReefRoom

30 9:00am *Publix Transportation9:00am Croquet Practice11:00am *Walmart Transportation1:00pm Duplicate Bridge1:30pm *Walgreens Transporta-tion4:30pm *Dine Around to CafeMartier, Stuart

14 Palm Sunday8:30 - 10:30am *Transporta-tion to churches in Palm City12:00pm Catholic Services onChannel 2432:00pm Open Bridge, Card Rm

21 Easter Sunday8:30 - 10:30am *Transpora-tion to churches in Palm City12:00pm Catholic Services onChannel 2431:00pm Easter Sunday Din-ner [1st seating] & EasterBonnet Contest, Dining Room2:00pm Open Bridge, Card Rm4:00pm Easter Sunday Din-ner [2nd seating] & EasterBonnet Contest, Dining Room

Sunday Monday Tuesday

29 8:00-3:00pm *Trans to Prof. office9:00am Bocce Ball9:30am Bible Study, Card Rm A10:00am Hustlers1:00pm Canasta, Card Rm B2:00 pm Bookworms, Library5:00pm Mix & Mingle MondayClubhouse Lobby/Lounge6:30pm Dominoes, Card Rm B

22 8:00-3:00pm *Trans to Prof. office9:00am Bocce Ball9:30am Bible Study, Card Rm A10:00am Hustlers1:00pm Canasta, Card Rm B5:00pm Mix & Mingle Monday,Clubhouse Lobby/Lounge6:30pm Dominoes, Card Rm B

8 Dimensions of Wellness Social Emotional Vocational Intellectual

78:30 - 10:30am *Transporta-tion to churches in Palm City12:00pm Catholic Services onChannel 2432:00pm Open Bridge, Card Rm

288:30 - 10:30am *Transportationto churches in Palm City12:00pm Catholic Services onChannel 2432:00pm Open Bridge, Card Rm

16 9:00am *Publix Transportation9:00am Croquet Practice11:00am *Publix Transportation1:00pm Duplicate Bridge1:30pm *Walgreens Transporta-tion7:30pm Bingo, Card Room B

8 8:00-3:00pm *Transp to ProfOffices9:00am Bocce Ball9:30am Bible Study, Card Rm A10:00am Hustlers1:00pm Canasta, Card Rm B5:00pm Mix & Mingle Monday,Clubhouse Lobby/Lounge 6:30pm Dominoes, Card Rm B

9 9:00am *Publix Transportation9:00am Croquet Practice10:30am Mktg Cmte, Card Rm Terr11:00am *Publix Transportation1:00pm Duplicate Bridge1:30pm *Walgreens Transporta-tion

1 April Fools Day 8:00-3:00pm *Transp to ProfOffices9:00am Bocce Ball9:30am Bible Study, Card Rm A10:00am Hustlers10:00am F&B Cmte, Conf Rm1:00pm Canasta, Card Rm B2:00pm Landscape Cmte, Conf4:30pm Owner's Reception, Club-house Lobby/Lounge6:30pm Dominoes, Card Rm B

2 9:00am *Publix Transportation9:00am Croquet Practice10:00am Owner's Meeting with Fi-nance Cmte & Residents' Council,Conference Room11:00am *Publix Transportation1:00pm Duplicate Bridge1:30pm *Walgreens Transporta-tion7:30pm Bingo, Card Room B

Events in red boldprint with an

asterisk* requireReservations.

Committee Meetingsare in

Blue bold italics.

6 9:00am Croquet Practice9:30am Chipping, Putting, Horse-shoes & Shuffleboard11:00am Deep Thinkers Chess,Lounge12:30pm *Miami Ballet "Mid-summer Night's Dream"1:00pm Hustlers3:00pm & 7:00pm Saturday In-House Movie, Card Rm A --"Under The Tuscan Sun"Ping Pong Open Play

118am-3pm *Trans Prof. offices9:00am Croquet Practice10:00am Travelogue, Card Rm A1:00pm Hustlers1:00pm The Needleworkers Guild1:30pm Caregivers SupportGroup, Card Rm B2:15pm English as a Second Lan-guage, Card Room A7:00pm Dreamers Big Band Re-hearsal, Pavilion

1210:00apm *New ResidentBreakfast, Cove Grill

7:00pm Bridge, Card Rm B

Check the Wellness Calendarfor all exercise classes

52:30am *Lyric Atlantic Classi-cal Orchestra

7:00pm Bridge, Card Room B

Check the Wellness Calendarfor all exercise classes

139:00am Croquet Practice9:30am Chipping, Putting, Horse-shoes & Shuffleboard11:00am Deep Thinkers Chess, Lge1:00pm Hustlers12:30pm *Elisabeth Lahti ConcertSeries @ Cummings Library "Dr.Rosalyn Soo Mauldin, Pianist"3:00pm & 7:00pm Saturday Movie,Card Rm A -- "Eat, Pray, Love" 5:30pm Social Hour Sing-A-Long,Lounge

24 8am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices9:00am Art Class, Art Studio10:00am Hustlers12:30pm *Kravis on Broadway"The Lion King"1:00pm Rummy Cube & Mahjong7:00pm *Trivia Night, CardRooms

178am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices9:00am Art Class, Art Studio10:00am Hustlers11:30am *Mystery Lunch Bunch,???????????1:00pm Rummy Cube & Mahjong2:00pm Genealogy Club Meeting,Card Rm A3:00pm Foundation BOD Meeting,Conf Room

10 8am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices9:00am Art Class, Art Studio9:30am *Gardens Mall, WestPalm Beach10:00am Hustlers1:00pm Rummy Cube & Mahjong2:00pm A Cup of Joe with Perrigo,Pavilion5:00pm *Anniversary Couples Din-ner, Dining Room

18 Holy Thursday8am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices9:00am Croquet Practice10:00am Travelogue, Card Rm A12:00noon *Birthday Luncheon1:00pm Hustlers1:00pm Needleworkers Guild, Library1:00pm Library Cmte, ConferenceRoom2:00pm Social Cmte, ConferenceRoom2:15pm English as a Second Lan-guage, Card Room A

25 8am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices9:00am Croquet Practice9:00am Finance Cmte, Conf Rm10:00am Travelogue, Card Rm A1:00pm Hustlers1:00pm The Needleworkers Guild,Library2:15pm English as a Second Lan-guage, Card Room A

19 Good Friday9:30am *McKee Botanical Gar-dens, Vero Beach

7:00pm Bridge, Card Rm B

Check the Wellness Calendar forall exercise classes

20 Passover Begins9:00am Croquet Practice 9:30am Chipping, Putting, Horse-shoes & Shuffleboard11:00am Deep Thinkers Chess,Lounge1:00pm Hustlers3:00 & 7:00pm Saturday In-HouseMovie, Card Rm -- "Tuck Everlast-ing"Ping Pong Open Play

26 *Resident and Employee GolfOuting & Lunch - Palm CoveClub, Palm City9:30am Residents' Council, Conference Rm1:00pm Guest Speaker - Rose Fox,Card Room B7:00pm Bridge, Card Room B

Check the Wellness Calendar forall exercise classes

27 9:00am Croquet Practice 9:30am Chipping, Putting,Horseshoes & Shuffleboard11:00am Deep Thinkers Chess,Lounge1:00pm Hustlers3:00 & 7:00pm Saturday In-House Movie, Card Rm A --"Fiddler On The Roof"5:30pm Social Hour Sing-A-Long, LoungePing Pong Open Play

Spiritual Physical Activity Health Services Environmental

Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday48am-3pm *Trans Prof. offices9:00am Croquet Practice10:00am Travelogue, Card Rm A1:00pm Hustlers1:00pm *The Sandhill Thespi-ans Read-through, Round Tablein the Lounge"1:00pm The Needleworkers Guild2:15pm English as a Second Lan-guage, Card Room A3:00pm How The Body Works,Card Room B

3 8am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices9:00am Art Class, Art Studio10:00am Hustlers12:45pm *Maltz "West SideStory"1:00pm Rummy Cube & Mahjong2:00pm Great Decisions, CardRoom A

CUP OF JOE

The monthly meeting with the Executive DirectorShawn Perrigo will be held on Wednesday, April10 at 2:00 p.m. in the Pavilion. Be sure to join usfor current updates. New Residents are invited to attendfor a brief introduction as new community members. Welook forward to seeing you! The video portion of the Ex-ecutive Director’s meeting will be shown on Channel 63on Thursday, April 11 at 1:00 p.m.

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CUMMINGSLIBRARY CONCERT

We have complimentarytickets and transportationavailable for the ElisabethLahti Concert Series on Saturday,April 13 featuring Doctor RosalynSoo Mauldin. “Musical PostcardsFrom Around The World”. The ac-claimed Canadian pianist will per-form works with American,Canadian, Caribbean and Transyl-vanian folk influences. Masterpieces by Czerny, Chopin,Ravel, and Billy Joel will also befeatured. Please sign up in theActivity Book or Odyssey. Thebus will depart the Clubhouse at1:30 p.m.

MYSTERY LUNCH???

Come join us on Wednesday,April 17 as we journeyNorth of Sandhill Cove toour mystery lunch destination. Thebus will depart the Clubhouse at11:30 a.m. Reservations can bemade in the Activity book or onOdyssey.

NEW RESIDENTSBREAKFAST

Invitations have been sent toseveral of our New Residents tojoin us for a complimentarybreakfast on Friday, April 12 at10:00 a.m. in the Cove Bistro.Please R.S.V.P. to Phyllis in the So-cial Office by April 9. We look for-ward to meeting you.

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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

Events & ConcertsFor April

Maltz Theater- Wed. April 3- Jupiter “ WestSide Story” Bus departs at 12:45 p.m.

Lyric Theater – Stuart – Friday, April 5th –Atlantic Classical Orchestra. Bus departs

at 2:30 p.m.Kravis Center- Sat. April 6th – Miami CityBallet “ Mid- Summers Night’s Dream” Bus

departs at 12:30 p.m.Cummings Library – Saturday, April 13

Lahti Concert Series –Bus departs at 1:30 p.m.Kravis Center- Wed. April 24- “ Lion King ”

Bus departs at 12:30 p.m.

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MC KEE BOTANICAL GARDENS

We will be visiting the McKee Botanical Gardenslocated in Vero Beach. On display is SewardJohnson’s “Celebrating The Familiar”, an exhi-bition featuring twenty of his life-scale bronze sculpturesand his dramatic monumental 25 foot tall “EmbracingPeace” sculpture. The exhibition depicts what SewardJohnson refers to “the beautiful moments of ordinarylife.” “These extraordinary sculptures celebrate the emo-tional and spiritual sustenance and pleasure that naturecan provide to help us deal with life’s inevitable strug-gles. Admission is $11.00 p.p. and lunch is on your ownat the Gardens Café. Our trip to the Gardens is planned forFriday, April 19. Bus departs the Clubhouse at 9:30 a.m.Reservations are required. Sign up in the Activity bookor on Odyssey. Moderate Walking involved

Passover SederTuesday, April 23 at 5:00pmCoral Reef Dining Room

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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 & Anna SnappFriday 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.

Needle Worker’s GuildLeaders: Maria Campbell | Louise Freeman

Every Thursday at 1:00 PMBible Study

Leader: Lilly-Ann Bailey | 9:30 a.m. - MondaysBilliards

Wednesday 10:00 AM, Saturday 1:00 PMThursday 1:00 PM

Jeanne Marmitt - Mon.10:00 AM | Open Games DailyBingo Games

Co-Chair: Louise Freeman & Don Bailey1st & 3rd Tues. - 7:30 p.m.

Bocce BallMondays at 9:00 a.m.Book Club

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

Bill & Nancy Treece , Dottie Hamilton: Saturdays - 9:30 a.m.Horseshoes

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

Jane Coutts | Saturdays - Pavilion - No organized gamesOpen play is encouraged

MahjongChair: Jean Brennan | Wed. & Sat. - 1:00 p.m. - Card Room

Board Rummy CubeWednesdays at 1:00 p.m. - Card Room

SHC Croquet ClubPres.: Fran Atwood; VP: Lilly Ann BaileyPractice: Tues, Thur & Sat at 8:30 a.m.

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

ShuffleboardScorekeeper: Jeanne Jarden | Saturdays - 9:30 a.m.

CanastaMondays - 1:00 p.m.Dominoes

Mondays - 6:30 p.m. - Card RoomThe Sandhill Thespians

Read-through - Thur., April 4 - 1:00pm - Round Table inthe Lounge

Sandhill Cove Foundation Inc.President: Ty Forbush | Vice President: Merrill SnyderSecretary: Louise Freeman | Treasurer: Keith Klarin

Lilly-Ann Bailey | Ethel Christin | Roger Folts | Don HarperAnne Holmberg | Bobbie Spillman

A variety of board games are availablein the Card Room.

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RESIDENTS AND EMPLOYEESANNUAL GOLF OUTING

The mixed scramble will take place on Friday, April26, at the Palm Cove Club located in Palm City. Ifyou would like to join us for this fun tournamentplease list your handicap. Be sure to sign up in the Activ-ity book or Odyssey. Lunch will follow at the Club Cafe.Teams and Tee Off times will be announced. For addi-tional information contact the Life Enrichment Director,Phyllis Leclercq.

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SANDHILL COVE COMMITTEESHealth Care Committee

Chairman - Bobbie SpilmanSecretaries - Ann Coffin &

Henry SalverRobert Bailey

Carolyn BerringerAnn CoffinJoe KelleyHelen NatoliRobert NordinPat Principe

Bobbi SpilmanJudy Williams

Library CommitteeChair - Fran Atwood

Treasurer - Sarah ArmelliniFran AtwoodShirley Baer Julie BennettRuth DaunorasJean DifedericoJean EldridgeDolores GrossDolly HunnicutNancy Int-HoutBarbara LaMirandSue MorrisseyNancy MurphyDiane NicholsGrace Nola

Barbara NordinGlenn PaxtonJoanne SternEdith Stocks

Marji RiemersmaBarbara Wood

Residents’ CouncilPresident - Helen SeboldVice Pres - Louise FreemanSecretary - Barbara FoltsTreasurer - George Stewart

Class of 2019:Barbara FoltsHelen SeboldGeorge StewartClass of 2020:Ellyn Capper Ty ForbushElmer JacobsClass of 2021:

Richard BlagbroughLouise FreemanMerrill Snyder

Finance CommitteeChairman - George StewartSecretary - Robert Forbush

Class of 2019:Roger FoltsDonald GrossKeith Klarin

George StewartClass of 2020:Robert AnglandRobert ForbushBruce NicholsClass of 2021:William CollinsPeter Corbett

FLiCRA CommitteeChairman - Louise Freeman

Doris BedellRobert ForbushJane Mace

Pete MorrisseyDoris O’Connor

Food & Beverage CommitteeChairman - Joan Collins

Justine AnglandLilly-Ann BaileyDoris BedellMarie Bissell

Maria CampbellEllyn Capper

Mary Lou HainesJoanne Hoglund

Pat KlarinGlenn PaxtonMarilyn SterettLaVaughn Tilton

Landscape CommitteeChair - Barbara LaMirandSecretary - Barbara Folts

Genie BuchananSherry CorbettDolly HunnicuttJean McKayClaire MerkelRobert PetersHenry SalverEdith StocksNorma Wright

Social CommitteeChairman - Dee RiceCo-Chair - Jody ComasSecretary - Anna Snapp

Genie BuchananJulie BennettJennie Falbey

Mary Lou HainesTy ForbushGrace Nola

Marketing CommitteeChairman - Terry McCall.

Les Applegate Shirley Baer

Genie BuchananJody Comas

Geoffrey & Jennie FalbeyJoy Funston

Kathy GarlingtonMary Lou HainesPatricia HendricksMarianne Hickey

Pat KlarinBruce NicholsGrace Nola

Margie RiemersmaAnna Snapp

LaVaughn Tilton

HMS CommitteeConservation Committeeis a subcommittee

Chairman - Bob NordinJulie Bennett

Maria CampbellAnn CoffinJane CouttsJennie FalbeyHelen LaveryNancy Treece

Design ConsultationCommittee

Chair- Maria CampbellSecretary - Barbara Nordin

Ellyn CapperLouise Freeman

Betsy Lee

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THE WEARIN’ OF THE GREEN AT SANDHILL COVE