Heritage of Hawk Ridge Community Association, Inc. 

Hawk Ridge Putterings

April 2003

Phone: 636-561-7895
Email: smc@heritageofhawkridge.com
Website: http://www.heritageofhawkridge.com
Gatehouse: 636-625-3825

April 2003 Heritage of Hawk Ridge Events Calendar

Book of the Month Club | Save a Life
Bridge Club News | From Stu's Desk | Golfing News
 Birthdays, Anniversaries and New Residents
April Activities Highlights | March Photo Highlights | And the Award Goes to..
Newsletters | Home

Book of the Month Club

The Book of the Month Club got off to a great start. Attending the first meeting on March 12th at the home of Pat Turner were: Back Row - Pat Goddard, Pat Turner, Marlene Hughes, Jeanne Brown. Front Row - Janet Cook, Andree Wayman, Karen Singleton, Jeanette Hage, Stephanie Hempel, and Janet Cattau. Also attending was Annie Pick who took this photo. The first book the ladies read and discussed was Milk Glass Moon by Adriana Trigiani. The Book of the Month Club will meet every other month on the 2nd Tuesday. The next meeting is scheduled for May 13th at 1:00 PM and Janet Cook will be the hostess. Hannah’s Daughter by Marianne Fredriksson will be the book.

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• Evening Bridge: 2-11-03
  Andree Wayman 3430,
  Karen Singleton 3150 (first time she’s won!)
  Carole Waugh 1870
   
• Evening Bridge: 2-25-03
  Jim Singleton 4090,
  Jim Waugh 3330,
  Stephanie Hempel 760
   
• Daytime Bridge: 2- 27,-03
  Jeanne Brown 4390,
  Jeanette Hage 3200,
  Shirley Barnes 1500
   
• Evening Bridge: 3-11-03
  Carole Waugh 4190,
  Jim Singleton 2930,
  Andree Wayman 1540.
   
• Daytime Bridge 3-13-03
  Annie Pick 3810,
  Jeanne Brown 3650,
  Karen Singleton 1230.

If you are interested in playing bridge, be sure to call either Andree Wayman at 625-2225 or Jeanette Hage at 625-0655. They are always looking for regulars to complete another table, and subs. Both men and women are welcome.
 

Dear Friends,

First, a quick thank you to everyone who jumped in and “covered” for me while I was out during my father’s extended hospital stay. He went in for a hip replacement, had a heart attack, and the next thing we knew he was having a double by-pass and heart valve operation.

On behalf of my family I want to thank everyone for the thoughtful card and the funds that were collected on behalf of my father. The family has decided to donate the money to the American Heart Association.

All in all, March was a pretty yukky month, weather wise, war-wise, and in my case family-wise. But Spring is here, the sun has made numerous appearances in the past few weeks, and lots of fun things are happening.

The golf course is open, the tennis players will soon be back on the courts, the Monday Morning Walking Club will resume their walks, and of course it’s times to play Bocce Ball!

I’m ready for some outdoor fun, hope you are too!

Stu

The Pro-Shop Grill and Golf Course are now open from
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM - Tuesday - Sunday
Closed on Mondays.

Leah Kinsey, Jerry Klinke & Bob Clark are there to serve you.
For Tee-Times call: 625-3836

March Photo Highlights
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	Ray Withey, Dave Williams, Nancy Withey, Mary Williams, and Jerry and Jeanne Brown enjoy a great lunch at the Pro-Shop Grill.
	Gary Turner is getting instruction how to adjust the seat on Multi-station exercise machine from Diane Rabe, our aerobics and yoga Teacher. 15 residents attended her class on how to use the equipment.
	Ray Withey proposing to Nancy, or just down on one knee begging her to release him from a thumb lock she learned from watching the World Wrestling Federation Smack-Down? Or maybe they were both inspired by the beauty of the Orchids at the Botanical Gardens during our trip there on March 14th.
	Sandy Aubuchon joined us along with 11 other residents for a fun day that began at the Omnimax and ended at the fabulous St. Louis Botanical Gardens.
	This happy crew is about to feast on some great food at Zia’s on the Hill. Left side of table: Nancy Withey, Marlene Hughes, Karen Singleton, Janet Cook, Stephanie Hempel, Sandy Aubuchon. Right side of table: Ray Withey, Jerry Brown, Jeanne Brown, Laverne Meyer, Doris Maulhardt, and her daughter Elaine. Stephanie Hempel suggested this wonderful day which started with a movie at the Omnimax Theater at the Science Center, then lunch on the Hill, then an Orchid Show at the Botanical Gardens. It was fun!
	Our group (all names listed above) enjoyed seeing Jane Goodall’s “Wild Chimpanzees” shown in the giant screen Omnimax Theater at the St. Louis Science Center. After the movie we took a little time to look around then headed to Zia’s.