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COMMUNITY NOTICES
The Care and Concern Committee Is There for All of Us
The Heritage of Hawk Ridge Care and Concern Committee sends cards to
residents who are ill or are mourning a loss. Committee members also
visit and bring flowers to residents either in the hospital or in
their home following a hospital stay or if they are homebound.
Karen Singleton and Sandra Heuay have made a number of items
available for loan to anyone who needs them in the case of illness
or immobility. A list of the items is posted on the community
bulletin board. Items include wheelchairs (both electric and
manual), outside ramp, walker, raised toilet seat, etc. Please feel
free to call either Karen or Sandra to arrange to borrow any items
needed.
The Care and Concern Committee brings food to anyone who is ill and
unable to cook for themselves and provides rides to the doctor in
cases of special need. Please call Shirley Barnes or Ann Zito if you
or someone you know becomes ill or is suffering a loss. The
information will be shared with the CCC and will be posted on the
community bulletin board.
Meetings are held the first Tuesday of the month in the card room at
9:00 a.m. The Care and Concern Committee is funded by the proceeds
from the Cup of Christmas Tea and other donations. Everyone is
welcome to participate. Call Shirley Barnes if you would like to
join or help any of the committee’s activities at any time. The
committee has received so many kind words of praise in response to
our efforts that we feel blessed many times over.
Beginning Guitar Class Our experimental
Beginning Guitar Class is going pretty well. Students Mary Ann
Bingham, Dave Williams, and Ron Miller have learned the notes on all
six strings. They have begun to work on chords, starting with C, Am,
D, G, and A7. The students are also working on their first full
song, Margaritaville by Jimmy Bufet.
Men’s Senior Slow Pitch Softball
Ellis Nelson has spent a lot of time organizing the
first HHR Men’s Senior Slow Pitch Softball. He has met with
officials of Lake St. Louis and arranged for us to use a nearby park
diamond, and drafted some basic rules and guidelines. The game is
specifically designed for older guys, with substitute runners, etc.
The first organizational meeting will be on Saturday, February 10th
at 9:00 AM. A trip to a nearby hitting cage will follow the meeting. |
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