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May
Birthdays
A belated Happy
Birthday
Welcome New Residents If we missed your birthday or anniversary it’s probably because you didn’t turn in a resident information form after you moved in. If you need another form please contact Stu Cassell at the Clubhouse. |
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Questers Day
Reservations. A number of people have already signed up for
Questers Day, June 5, 2003, an opportunity to learn more about this
interesting group at the luncheon that is open to up to 20 residents.
Questers are people who care about the past, like to learn, enjoy good
conversation, and enjoy meeting interesting people. If you haven’t already
signed up for the June 5th Questers Day at the Clubhouse, you can use the
reservation form below. But hurry! Seating is limited. The fun starts
around noon.
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Club Scores
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Stu's Desk or somewhere near it!
Our first public attended event the Spring Dance on April 19th was a resounding success. For starters most of our guests were from Lake St. Louis. Several of our residents used to live there and got a chance to visit with former neighbors. It was a fun evening full of surprises. I didn’t realize my wife Mary Rose was going to get up and sing some songs with the band. She sounded great, and the band’s lead singer who had a sore throat was appreciative. I’m sure Mary Rose didn’t realize I was going to play the guitar with the band either, since it wasn’t really something I had planned or rehearsed. Our guests got a sample of what party life is like at HHR, and seemed to enjoy it. From the “Spoon Dance” to the “Let’s Make A Deal” Prize give aways, they joined the spirit of the evening. Everyone came to have fun, and I heard that the next day one of the couples attending signed a contract on a new home! My thanks to Mary Rose for helping me with last minute preparations and for helping me put things away and clean up after the dance. Stu
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Leah Kinsey, Jerry
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Oscar
Party is an Award Winner Click on image for larger version in a new window.  Our
apologies for that terrible pun in the title. Our Oscar Party on Sunday
March 30th was a huge success. We had a pot luck dinner with tons of
delicious food, and residents enjoyed talking, playing cards, shooting
pool, and noshing on delicious food. One of the great things about life at
Heritage of Hawk Ridge are the new friendships that spring up from coming
together for events, activities, and classes. These two buddies on the
right are Annie Pick and Pat Goddard, who both define what the term
“active senior” truly means. In warmer weather Annie is frequently seen
swimming laps in our heated pool, and is part of Pat’s 4 some that plays
tennis every Wednesday morning. Cute outfits ladies! Among
over 40 residents that enjoyed our Academy Award party were the fun folks
on the left: the lovely Shirley Barnes, the charming Lowell Barnes, the
irrepressible Jerry Brown, the effervescent Joe O’Coin, the vivacious
Ellen O’Coin, the talented Sharon Rhodes, the dapper Gary Rhodes, and seen
in the background, the unsinkable Janet Cook. Pat Goddard had the most
correct Oscar Winner predictions and won a certificate for dinner for two
at the Olive Garden.
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No partner
Bob & Betty Cook have danced all their lives. They have been teaching dancing for the last eleven (11) years. Their first line dance class was at the Florissant Civic Center in the fall of 1991. They are members of the National Teachers Association for Country Dance, and hold ASCAP/BMI/SESAC Licenses. They also currently DJ Line Dance Parties every other month, and have been hired for many special occasions. They specialize in “TEACHING” dance in a way everyone learns, especially those with two left feet. Bob & Betty are both North St. Louis Natives, and have been married 44 Years. Bob Graduated from Beaumont High School & Washington University School of Engineering. Betty graduated from Jennings High School. They are both Retiree’s from Boeing (Formally McDonnell Douglas).
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Submit Your Favorite Recipe
Do you have a favorite recipe?
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Dances include:
Slap Leather, Stationary Cha Cha, Waltz Across Texas, Black Velvet, Boot
Scootin Boogie, One Step Forward, Diamond Reggae, Watermelon Crawl, Twist,
Tush Push, Ten Step, Haunted Heart. Each session will include a review of
previous dances learned.
