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2015
April
SOCIAL EVENTS
Sandhill Cove
Wednesday, April 1 – Polka Dot Day – All Day –
Prizes.
Helen Natoli.....................April 2
Jane Joslin.........................April 3
Patricia Lee.......................April 3
Donald Diebold................April 4
Barbara Nordin..................April 4
Joyce Simpson..................April 4
Mary Canterbury...............April 9
Jane Coutts.....................April 13
Robert Simpson..............April 13
Jerry Brennan...................April 16
Ervin Betts........................April 24
Sherry Corbett................April 24
Marti Sellers...................April 24
Jane Ferguson.................April 25
George Clark..................April 28
Ruth Daunoras................April 28
Joan Foxwell...................April 29
Margaret Sullivan...........April 29
Marilyn Redman..............April 30
Geraldine Schroeder.........April 30
Wednesday, April 1 – Kravis/ Rinker Theater
“Menopause” – 12:00 noon.
Friday, April 3 – Court House Cultural Center &
Lunch – 10:30 a.m.
Saturday, April 4 & 25 – Social Hour & Sing-along – 5:30 p.m. – Clubhouse Lounge.
Sunday, April 5 – Easter Sunday Dinner –
1:00 p.m. & 4:00 p.m. – Dining Room.
Sunday, April 5 – Easter Bonnet Contest.
Tuesday, April 7 & 21 – Bingo in the Card room –
7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, April 8 – Kravis Center – “Memphis”
12:30 p.m.
Thursday, April 9 – Wine & Cheese Travel Presentation – 4:00 p.m. – Card Room.
Thursday, April 9 & 30 Big Band rehearsal –
Pavilion 6:30 p.m.
Friday, April 10 – Lyric Theater – Atlantic Classical
2:45 p.m.
Tuesday, April 14 – Dine Around – Hog Snappers –
4:30 p.m.
Wednesday, April 15 – Birthday Luncheon –
12 noon – Dining Room.
Wednesday April 15 – Shuckers Dinner & Dancing
6:00 p.m.
Friday, April 17 – Florida Oceanographic – Lunch
at Pietro’s – 10:00 a.m.
Monday, April 20 – Croquet Luncheon – 12:00 noon
Dining room
Tuesday, April 21 – Social Committee Meeting –
2:00 p.m.
Wednesday, April 22 – Worth Ave. Lunch at Ta-boo
10:00 a.m.
Thursday, April 23 – Hawaiian Luau – 5:00 p.m.Pavilion & Poolside.
Friday, April 24 – Residents & Employees Golf
Outing – Evergreen Club – 8:30 a.m.
Wednesday, April 29 – Kravis Center – “Pippin” –
12:30 p.m.
Thursday, April 30 – Meet & Greet New Residents
Wine & Cheese – 4:00 p.m. – Clubhouse Lounge
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY
2015
RESIDENTS AND EMPLOYEES
ANNUAL GOLF OUTING 2015
T
he mixed scramble will take place on Friday, April
24, 2015 at the Evergreen Club in Palm City. If
you would like to join us for this fun nine hole
tournament, please sign up in the Activity book. Lunch
will follow at the Evergreen Club. Our first team will
tee off at 9:08 a.m. please be sure to arrive at 8:30 a.m.
For additional information contact the Social Director
Phyllis Leclercq.
P
POLKA DOT DAY!!!
ut on your very best polka dots; Hat, Skirt, Scarf or
Dress. Prizes will be awarded for the most polka dots!
America's love affair with the polka dot began, perhaps, in 1926, when Miss America was photographed in a
polka dot swimsuit. Shortly after, in 1928, Disney introduced its cartoon darling Minnie Mouse wearing a red
polka dot dress and matching bow. Throughout the 1930s,
polka dot dresses appeared in stores, the fabric suddenly
subversive, nipped in by ribbons and accentuated with
bows. In 1940, the woozy melody of Frank Sinatra’s ballad
“Polka Dots and Moonbeams” captured the height of
America’s polka dot mania—that spring, the Los Angeles
Times assured its readers, “You can sign your fashion life
away on the polka-dotted line, and you'll never regret it.”
April
Sandhill Cove
EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH
SUZANNE BRIGGS
PAYROLL MANAGER
Suzanne Briggs has been selected as the Employee of the
Month for April by the Employee of the Month Selection
Committee, comprised of Employees of the Month for 2014.
Originally from Long Island, New York, she relocated
to Florida in June, 1995. She began working part-time
in the Accounting Department in November 1995.
Suzanne was recently promoted in February to the Payroll Manager. She also performs Resident Billing and
assists residents with any questions.
Suzanne resides in Palm City with her husband John.
She has two sons, Adam and Jason, and has two
adorable little grandsons, Carter and Cullen. She is expecting her first granddaughter in May as well.
Suzanne’s hobbies include going to the beach, reading,
gardening, and spending time with her family.
One manager had this to say about Suzanne: Suzanne
interacts with several residents, employees, and department heads every day. Along with navigating her day to
day responsibilities, she assists residents with billing
questions, assists employees with questions of utilizing
personal/sick time and vacation time, and many other
questions on a daily basis. She does all of this while fully
embracing Sandhill Cove’s Hospitality Promises. She
never gives off the perception she is too busy to help
someone.
Since starting work here in 1995, Suzanne has seen a lot
of changes with Sandhill Cove and several buildings
were added including Gardens North, Pavilion and the
ECC Wing. When asked what she liked best about
Sandhill Cove, she replied: “ I truly enjoy working with
the residents and my co-workers!”
Please join us in congratulating Suzanne on being selected the Employee of the Month for April 2015.
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2015
COURT HOUSE
CULTURAL CENTER
GALLERY AND LUNCH
he long history of the Court House Cultural Center
began in 1908, as the first schoolhouse in Stuart,
built on land originally donated by Mr. R.R. Frazier.
When a new school house was completed in 1923, the old
building became the Martin County Courthouse. Scheduled to be demolished in 1989, it was saved by concerned
citizens who lobbied for grant money from the Florida
State Department of Historic Preservation and matched by
the funds from Stuart. The restoration saved the original
windows, judge’s vault, marble staircase and terrazzo floor
inlaid with the commemorative emblem inside the front
door. Other significant artifacts include two benches used
by visitors during court proceedings and one of the chair’s
from the juror’s box. To this day, the building houses,
many photographs depicting the history of the building.
Many local artist and photographers display their works at
the Cultural Center. Following the tour we will stop for
lunch at the Harvest Table Café in Stuart. The date will be
Friday, April 3. The bus will depart the Clubhouse at 10:30
a.m. and will return at 2:30 p.m. Reservations required.
B
BIG BAND MUSIC
ack by popular demand dinner and dancing to the
“Dreamers Band” at Shuckers Island Beach Resort.
This is a great opportunity to enjoy a beautiful sunset at the beach and listen or dance to some of the old time
favorite tunes on Wednesday, April 15. Reservations are
required and our bus will depart the Clubhouse at 6:00 p.m.
E
EASTER SUNDAY DINNER
aster Sunday Dinner seatings are at 1:00 and 4:00 p.m.
in the Sandhill Club Dining Room. Please make
your reservation at the Hostess Desk.
The annual Easter Bonnet contest will be held in the Dining Room that day at 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. Ladies hats
are in, just look at the Royals !!!!
DINE AROUND
he dine around selection for April is Hog Snappers
located in Stuart. The restaurant menu is diverse as
it is long celebrating both exquisite seafood flavor
as the signature Hog Snappers and those from afar like
the Argentinean Churrasco and the Paella. There is something for everyone. The date for the dine around is Tuesday,
April 14. The bus will depart the Clubhouse at 4:30 p.m.
Reservations required. Sign up in the Activity Book.
www.stuarteye.com
William H. Davenport, M.D.
John M. Guerrero, M.D.
Nelson C. Klaus, III, M.D.
James P. Truitt, Jr., M.D.
Michael F. Carelli, O.D.
Clifford L. Salinger, M.D.
Roger Romer, Optician
(772) 287-8777
2090 S.E. Ocean Blvd. / Stuart, Florida 34996
Sandhill Cove
April
RESIDENT SPOTLIGHT
DICK BLAGBROUGH
By: Gail Deaver
“SWEAR at poison ivy, maybe at
a golf ball, but never at a flower,”
joked Dick Blagbrough, Waterside
306. With a lifelong enthusiasm
for gardening, he and his wife, nee
Joan McKenzie, built a garden at
their home in Duxbury, MA which
became a Display Garden for the
American Daylily Society. They
designed and contoured it. They
set out more than a thousand
daylilies of many varieties. “We
couldn’t wait to see the catalogs in December when the
snow was on the ground,” he said. Daylilies range from
plain orange to exotic eyed varieties. They planted many
rhododendrons and over 400 Hostas. “With every different
leaf shape, Hostas are fascinating,” he continued. “Joan
would lay out the design and in a couple of hours, I would
be there with my shovel.”
“I like English gardens best because they are full of flowers and doable by one or two people,” he said. “But some
of the antique Italian gardens, just greenery without blossoms, but with lots of bubbling water, are very pleasant.
They were designed for wealthy people to stroll through.”
Music is another lifelong interest for Dick, starting with
singing in a junior choir and continuing today with his directorship of The Atlantic Classical Orchestra. “It’s an incredible puzzle to gather the musicians, to give them
classical pieces new to them, and to develop such high class
music,” he said enthusiastically.
Brought up in West Newton, MA, Dick feels he had a topnotch cultural and educational youth. Tufts University and
Tufts Dental School preceded a stint in the Navy. For fifteen years he practiced dentistry in West Newton but then
he was called to teach at Tufts Dental. He became Dean of
Clinical Affairs. He proudly stated, “We teach the meat
and potatoes for local dentists but also research because
that’s where the future is.”
“I learned how to survive in the rough world when I taught
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summers at the Victory Field Camp in Nonantum, MA.
Although from two distinct, hard-fisted immigrant groups,
from destitute and alcoholic homes, the kids got along
well. Leonard Bernstein didn’t write any songs about us,”
he remembered.
Before moving to Sand Hill, he and Joan lived for 17 years
at Willoughby Country Club. Frequent travels took them
back to New England and all over Europe: even to Saudi
Arabia, a “strange and wonderful” country, he reminisced.
“People keep asking me to do things,” he explained, mentioning being moderator of the Second Church in Newton;
Commodore of the Duxbury Yacht Club, and chairman of
the Jordan Hospital in Plymouth, MA.
However, having a golf handicap of twelve is something
he did on his own. “But I never hit a hole in one,” he
lamented. Winning the Willoughby Club Member-Member championship with Sand Hill Cove resident Glen Paxton was a memorable event for Dick.
“There is nothing better in golf or in life than having a
great partner,” he said.
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NEW RESIDENTS
MEET & GREET
he Social Director and Social Committee members
would like to invite our new Residents who have recently moved into the Villas, Waterside, Gardens
North and South to join them in the Sandhill Cove Clubhouse lounge on Thursday, April 30 at 4:00 p.m. Please
R.S.V.P. to the Social office by April 27.
BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON
The complimentary Birthday Luncheon is planned for
Wednesday, April 15, at 12:00 noon in the Sandhill Club
Dining Room. If you are celebrating your birthday in
April and would like to attend the complimentary luncheon, please R. S.V.P. in the Activity Book by Monday,
April 13 or contact the Social Director for details.
Happy and Healthy April Birthday!
April
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Sandhill Cove
WORTH AVE.
SHOPPING &
LUNCH
C
ome join us on Wednesday,
April 22 to explore the lovely
shops and boutiques on
Worth Avenue. Lunch will follow at
the famous Ta-boo Bistro which
quickly became a haven for its
wealthy and well known patrons,
John F. Kennedy, Frank Sinatra, the
Duke and Dutchess of Windsor and
other celebrities. Reservations required and can be made in the Activity book. The bus will depart the
Clubhouse at 10:00 a.m.
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JAVA WITH JOLYNN
he monthly meeting with the Executive Director will be held on Wednesday, April 8 at
2:00 p.m. in the Pavilion. Be sure to join us
for all current updates. New Residents are invited
to attend for a brief introduction as new members
to our Community. We look forward to seeing you
there! The video portion of the Executive Director’s meeting will be shown on Channel 63 on
Thursday, April 9 at 1:00 p.m.
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CROQUET LUNCHEON
ll Croquet players are invited to join us for
the monthly luncheon which will be held
on Monday, April 20 at 12:00 noon in the
Sandhill Club dining room. Please be sure to sign
up in the Activity book by Friday, April 17.
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HAWAIIAN LUAU
wonderful evening of music, fire dancer and
entertainment will be held in the Pavilion,
Cove and poolside has been planned for
Thursday, April 23. The festivities will begin at 5:00 p.m.
with tropical drinks and tasty delights. A delicious
buffet will be offered by our Food and Beverage Department with open seating that evening. Dress attire
will be tropical and casual. The Sandhill Club dining
room will be open for breakfast and lunch. The Cove
Bistro will be closed that day in order to prepare for
the Luau. Be sure to sign up at the Hostess Desk.
Sunday
Tuesday
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Easter Bonnet Contest
8:00 - 9:00 AM Non-Denominational Service - Pavilion
8:30 - 10:15 AM *Transportation to churches in Palm City
9:30 AM Catholic Services on
channel 8
1:00 & 4:00 PM *Easter Sunday Dinner - Dining Room
8:00 - 9:00 AM Non-Denominational Traditional Service Pavilion
8:30 - 10:15 AM *Transportation to churches in Palm City
9:30 AM Catholic Services on
channel 8
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8:00 - 9:00 AM Non-Denominational Traditional Service Pavilion
8:30 - 10:15 AM *Transportation to churches in Palm City
9:30 AM Catholic Services on
channel 8
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8:00 - 9:00 AM Non-Denominational Traditional Service Pavilion
8:30 - 10:15 AM *Transportation to churches in Palm City
9:30 AM Catholic Services on
channel 8
8 Dimensions of Wellness
Monday
Social
8 AM-3 PM *Trans. to prof. offices
9:00 AM Hot Shots
9:00 AM Bocce Ball
9:30 - 11:30 AM Women’s Bible
Study - Card Room
10:00 AM Food & Beverage
Committee
1:00 PM Canasta - Card Room
2:00 PM Landscape Committee
6:30 PM Dominoes - Card Room
8:30 AM Croquet Practice
9:00 & 11:00 AM *Trans. to Publix
10:00 AM Bible Study - Card Room
1:00 PM Duplicate Bridge
1:30 PM *Trans. to Walgreens
7:30 PM Bingo - the Card Room
8 AM-3 PM *Trans. to prof. offices 8:30 AM Croquet Practice
9:00 & 11:00 AM *Trans. to Publix
9:00 AM Hot Shots
10:00 AM Bible Study - Card Room
9:00 AM Bocce Ball
10:30 AM Marketing Committee
9:30 - 11:30 AM Women’s Bible
1:00 PM Duplicate Bridge
Study - Card Room
1:30 PM *Trans. to Walgreens
1:00 PM Canasta - Card Room
6:30 PM Dominoes - Card Room 4:30 PM *Dine Around - Hog
Snappers
8 AM-3 PM *Trans. to prof. offices
9:00 AM Hot Shots & Bocce Ball
9:30 - 11:30 AM Women’s Bible Study Card Room
9:30 AM House, Maint. & Sec.
12:00 PM *Croquet Luncheon - Dining Room
1:00 PM Canasta - Card Room
2:00 PM Poetry Out Loud Library
3:00 PM Health Care Comm.
6:30 PM Dominoes - Card Room
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8:30 AM Croquet Practice
9:00 & 11:00 AM *Trans. to Publix
10:00 AM Bible Study - Card Room
1:00 PM Duplicate Bridge
1:30 PM *Trans. to Walgreens
2:00 PM Social Committee
7:30 PM Bingo - the Card Room
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8 AM-3 PM *Trans. to prof. offices 8:30 AM Croquet Practice
9:00 AM *Trans. to Publix
9:00 AM Hot Shots
9:00 AM Bocce Ball
10:00 AM Bible Study - Card Room
9:30 - 11:30 AM Women’s Bible
11:00 AM *Trans. to Walmart
1:00 PM Duplicate Bridge
Study - Card Room
1:30 PM *Trans. to Walgreens
11:00 AM Health Seminar
1:00 PM Canasta - Card Room
2:00 PM Bookworms Meet
6:30 PM Dominoes - Card Room
Emotional
Vocational
Intellectual
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
18 AM-3 PM *Trans. to prof. offices 28 AM-3 PM *Trans. to prof. offices 310:30 AM *French Lessons
8:30 AM Croquet Practice
10:00 AM Cool Shots
10:00 AM Travelogue “Italy’s Riviera &
12:00 PM * Kravis Center-Rinker Veneto ” - Card Room
1:00 PM Hot Shots, Nifty Knitters &
Theater - “Menopause”
1:00 PM Rummy Cube - Card Room Mahjong
2:15 PM English as a Second Language 1:00 PM Mahjong - Card Room
Card Room
POLKA DOT DAY
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8 AM-3 PM *Trans. to prof. offices
10:00 AM Cool Shots
12:30 PM *Kravis Theater “Memphis”
1:00 PM Rummy Cube - Card Room
1:00 PM Mahjong - Card Room
2:00 PM Java with Jolynn
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8 AM-3 PM *Trans. to prof. offices
8 AM-3 PM *Trans. to prof. offices
8:30 AM Croquet Practice
10:00 AM Cool Shots
10:00 AM Travelogue “Prague & Berlin” 12:00 Noon *Birthday Luncheon Card Room
1:00 PM Rummy Cube - Card Room 11:00 AM VIP Meeting - Card Room
1:00 PM Hot Shots, Nifty Knitters &
1:00 PM Mahjong - Card Room
Mahjong
6:00 PM *Shucker’s Dinner &
1:00 PM Library Committee
Dancing
2:15 PM English as a Second Language
7:30 PM Forum Guest Speaker
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8 AM-3 PM *Trans. to prof. offices
8 AM-3 PM *Trans. to prof. offices 8:30 AM Croquet Practice
10:00 AM Travelogue “Paris Side-trips &
10:00 AM *Worth Avenue &
France’s Loire” - Card Room
Lunch - Ta-Boo’
1:00 PM Hot Shots, Nifty Knitters &
10:00 AM Cool Shots
Mahjong
1:00 PM Rummy Cube - Card Room 2:15 PM English as a Second Language
5:00 PM *Hawaiian Luau - Poolside &
1:00 PM Mahjong - Card Room
Pavilion
8 AM-3 PM *Trans. to prof. offices
8 AM-3 PM *Trans. to prof. offices 8:30 AM Croquet Practice
9:00 AM Finance Committee
10:00 AM Cool Shots
10:00 AM Travelogue “ Western & Central
12:30 AM *Kravis Theater Turkey” - Card Room
“Pippin”
11:00 AM Health Seminar
1:00 PM Rummy Cube - Card Room 1:00 PM Hot Shots, Nifty Knitters &
Mahjong
1:00 PM Mahjong - Card Room
2:15 PM English as a Second Language
4:00 PM Meet & Greet New Residents,
Wine & Cheese - Clubhouse Lounge
6:30 - 9:30 PM Big Band Rehearsal
Spiritual
Physical Activity
4 AM Croquet Practice
8:30
9:00 AM Ping Pong
10:00 AM Putting & Chipping
10:00 AM Shuffleboard
1:00 PM Cool Shots
3:00 PM & 7:30 PM In house
Please Check the Wellness Calen- movie in the Card Room.
dar for All Exercise Classes
“The Greatest Story Ever Told”.
5:30 PM Social Hour & Singa-long in the Lounge
10:30 AM *Court House Tour
& Lunch
7:00 PM Bridge - Card Room
10AM *French Lessons
98 AM-3 PM *Trans. to prof. offices 10:30
8:30 AM Croquet Practice
10:00 AM Travelogue “Amsterdam & The
Netherlands” - Card Room
1:00 PM Hot Shots, Nifty Knitters &
Mahjong
1:30 PM Caregivers Support Group
2:15 PM English as a Second Language Card Room
4:00-5:00 PM Wine & Cheese Travel
Presentation - Card Room
Saturday
11AM Croquet Practice
8:30
9:00 AM Ping Pong
10:00 AM Putting & Chipping
10:00 AM Shuffleboard
1:00 PM Cool Shots
3:00 PM & 7:30 PM In house
7:00 PM Bridge - Card Room
movie in the Card Room.
“Who’s Afraid of Virginia
Please Check the Wellness Calen- Wolf”.
dar for All Exercise Classes
2:45 PM *Lyric Theater “World Premier Violin
Concerto”
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10:00 AM *Florida Oceano-
18AM Croquet Practice
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25AM Croquet Practice
8:30
9:00 AM Ping Pong
10:00 AM Putting & Chipping
10:30 AM *French Lessons
10:00 AM Shuffleboard
1:00 PM Cool Shots
7:00 PM Bridge - Card Room
3:00 PM & 7:30 PM In house
movie in the Card Room.
Please Check the Wellness Calen“The Sandpiper”
dar for All Exercise Classes
graphic & Lunch at Pietro’s
8:30 AM Residents & Employees
Golf Outing
10:30 AM *French Lessons
7:00 PM Bridge in the Card Room
8:30
9:00 AM Ping Pong
10:00 AM Putting & Chipping
10:00 AM Shuffleboard
1:00 PM Cool Shots
3:00 PM & 7:30 PM In house
in the Card Room.
Please Check the Wellness Calen- movie
“Taming
of the Shrew”
dar for All Exercise Classes
5:30 PM Social Hour & Singa-long in the Lounge
Events in red bold print with an
asterisk* require Reservations.
Committee Meetings are in Blue
bold italics.
Every Thursday is Name Tag Day
Health Services
Environmental
April
2015
Sandhill Cove
SANDHILL COVE COMMITTEE MEETINGS
Resident Council - Last Friday at 9:00 AM
Social Committee - 3rd Tuesday at 2:00 PM
Finance Committee - Last Thursday at 9:00 AM
Library Committee - 3rd Thursday at 1:00 PM
Java with Jolynn - 2nd Wednesday at 2:00 PM
Sandhill Forum - Thursday, April 16 at 7:30 PM
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Landscape Committee - 1st Monday at 2:00 PM
Food & Bev. Committee - 1st Monday at 10:00 AM
Health Care Committee - 3rd Monday at 3:00 PM
Marketing Committee - 2nd Tuesday at 10:30 AM
House., Maint. & Sec. Committee - 3rd Monday at 9:30 AM
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April
Sandhill Cove
MARKETING CORNER
Thanks to all the residents that participated in
the Friendship in February Luncheon:
Bob and Grace Bailey
Don and Lilly Ann Bailey
Frank and Catherine Bell
George and Helen Breault
Gerry and Jean Brennan
Sara Brennen
Jody Comas
Howard and Elaine Cook
Jane and Curtis Coutts
Charles and Joan Dunn
Patricia Hendricks
Jeanne Marmitt
Doris O’Connor
Joe and Dolores Rice
Helen Rudtke
Richard & Eleanor Santee
Anna Snapp
Edith Stocks
William and Connie Tily
Ann Marie Torcivia
Fran Valencia and Sherman
Anne Wheeler.
Jill Burton, Marketing Director
Don & Lilly-Ann Bailey..................Apr. 11
Jon & Sara Hazelton......................Apr. 15
Jerry & Jean Brennan...................Apr. 24
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April
Sandhill Cove
SANDHILL COVE COMMITTEES
Library
Health Care Committee
Chair.: Marie Bissell
Committee
Sec.: Nancy Murphy
Co-Chair.: Edith Stocks
Dorothy Bertsch
Co-Chair: Bobbie Bronson
Jack Brauntuch
Sec: Sarah Armellini
Bobbie Bronson
Treasurer:
Sally Schmid
Dr. Charles Dunn
Grace
Bailey
Nancy Harper
Barbara
Bedell
Paula Lowe
Betty
Belshaw
Helen Natoli
Julie Bennett
Helen Rudtke
Sara Brennen
Food & Bev. Committee
Jack Brauntuch
Chair.: Boodie Hein
Class of 2015
Cinders Brown
Bob Bailey
Doris O'Connor
Shirley Craig
Jean Brennan
John O'Neil
Ruth Daunoras
Ann Coffin
Dick Stephens
Marion Duffy
Elaine Cook
Edie Evans
Class of 2016
Jane Coutts
Jackie Grant
Dick Genthe
Jean Marmitt
Nancy Hamilton
Pete Morrissey
Claire Merkel
Nancy Int-Hout
Sally Schmid
Dee Rice
Marilyn Lange
Marti
Sellers
Diane Nichols
Class of 2017
Joyce
Simpson
John O’Neil
Don Bailey
Norma
Wright
Glenn
Paxton
Maria Campbell
Ann
Reynolds
Louise Freeman
Marketing Committee
Mary Jane Thumser
Chair.: Karen Edds
Landscape Committee
Connie Tily
Don Bailey
Chair.: Sherry Corbett
Anne Wheeler
Lilly Ann Bailey
Vice Chair.: Julie Bennett
Eileen Wozneski
Jacob Brauntuch
Sec.: Diane Nichols
Elaine Cook
Doris Bedell
FLiCRA
Sherry
Corbett
Bobbie Bronson
Chair.: Louise Freeman
Jane Coutts
Barbara Folts
Don Bailey
Peggy
Hurlbut
Elmer Jacobs
Wanda Gilmour
Roberta Moore
Jean McKay
Jane Mace
Gasper Perry
Claire Merkel
Pete
Morrissey
Helen Rudtke
Shirley Misek
Doris
O’Connor
Sally Schmid
Pat Principe
Bill Oughterson
Anna Snapp
Edith Stocks
Ann
Marie
Torcivia
Anna Snapp
Barbara Stoner
Frances Valencia
Eleanor Wishart
Residents’ Council
Pres. Pete Morrissey
V. Pres. and Sec.
Doris O’Connor
Treas. - Don Bailey
Council Members
Maria Campbell
Louise Freeman
Dick Genthe
John O'Neil
Sally Schmid
Dick Stephens
HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE
Anna Snapp Co-Chair Ruth Daunoras Co-Chair
Doris Bedell
Julie Bennett
Marie Bissell
Sherry Corbett
Jane Coutts
Joan Foxwell
Louise Freeman
Ginny Genthe
Nancy Harper
Jean McKay
Doris O’Connor
Sally Schmid
Pauline Watt
Jean Marmitt
2015
H M S Committee
Chair.: Ernie Peixotto
Grace Bailey
Jack Brauntuch
Jean Brennan
Persis Demick
Louise Freeman
Ginny Genthe
Margie Guin
Gloria McDonald
Helen Natoli
Dolores Rice
Joby Sheperd
Social Committee
Chair.: Anna Snapp
Sec.: Louise Freeman
Doris Bedell
Laura Chasen
Marion Duffy
Dottie Hamilton
Jean McKay
Jo Lebel
Ann Marie Torcivia
Finance Committee
Chair.: Don Bailey
Sec.: John Edds
David Craig
Elmer Jacobs
Alfred Lange
Eugene Schulz
Bob Simpson
Hal Stetson
Bill Tily
FLORIDA OCEANOGRAPHIC
CENTER TOUR & LUNCH
T
he Center is a 57 acre marine life nature center located on Hutchinson Island situated between the
Indian River and Atlantic Ocean. Be sure to join
us on Friday, April 17 for a tour of the center followed
by lunch at Pietro’s on the ocean. The bus will depart
the Clubhouse at 10:00 a.m. A sign up sheet for this tour
is located in the Activity book.
April
2015
Sandhill Cove
Connelly Skin Cancer Center
Tom Connelly, M.D.
Stuartmohs.com
465 SE Riverside Drive
Stuart 34994
772-286-8801
Diagnosis and Treatment of Skin Cancer and Pre-Cancers
Over 75,000 Cases Treated
Appointments on Time, Every Time
All Patients Seen by Dr. Connelly
Physician Assistants / Nurse Practitioners Not Used
Photodynamic Therapy Treatment for
Pre-Cancers (Actinic Keratosis)
Certified by American Boards
of Dermatology
Internal Medicine
Fellow American Society for
MOHS Surgery
ORGANIZED ACTIVITIES
Duplicate Bridge
Co-Chairs: Nancy Int-Hout & Helen Huff
Join us on Tuesdays at 1:00 p.m. in the Card Room. Sign up
in advance with partner. Singles call the chairman. Entry fee
is $2.00. Guests are welcome.
Partnership Rubber Bridge
Co-Chairs: Nancy Int-Hout & Mitzi Leyser
Friday evening at 7:00 p.m. is Sandhill Cove's organized partnership game of Rubber Bridge, playing with your own partner and
changing tables every 4 hands to play against different opponents.
Entries must be in tables of 4 players. Enter names on sign up
sheet in advance. Entry fee $1.00 with small cash prizes.
Craft Workshops
Leader: Maria Campbell | Date: TBA
Bible Study
Leader: Lilly Ann Bailey | Mondays - 9:30 a.m. - Card Room
Leader: Hal Gebele | Tuesdays - 10:00 a.m. - Card Room
Billiards
Co-Chairs: Don Diebold & Norma Wright | Open Games Daily
Bingo Games
Co-Chair: Louise Freeman & Bob Bailey
1st & 3rd Tues. - 7:30 p.m.
Bocce Ball
Mondays 9:00 a.m.
Book Club
Last Monday of the month - 2:00 p.m.
Chipping & Putting
Saturdays - 10:00 a.m.
Ping Pong
Jane & Curt Coutts | Every Saturday - Pavilion - 9:00 a.m.
Mahjong
Chair: Jean Brennan | Wed. & Thurs. - 1:00 p.m. - Card Room
Board Rummy Cube
Wednesdays at 1:00 p.m. - Card Room
SHC Croquet Club
Pres.:Don Bailey | Practice: Tues, Thur & Sat at 8:30 a.m.
Luncheon: 3rd Mon. at Noon Dining Room
Barbara & Richard Bucci
3846 S. Dixie Highway
Stuart, Florida 34997
www.stuartflowers.com
Phone: 772-283-1110
Fax: 772-283-0507
800-337-3919
Art Classes
Wednesdays from 9:00 AM - Noon ... Doris O’Connor
Shuffleboard
Scorekeeper: Jeanne Jarden | Saturdays - 10:00 a.m.
Canasta
Mondays - 1:00 p.m.
Other Games Available in the Card Room
We have several games available: Chess, Monopoly, Trivial
Pursuit, Dominoes, and Scrabble. We also have Poker,
Pinochle, Cribbage, and regular playing cards.
Dominoes - Mondays - 6:30 p.m. - Card Room
April
Sandhill Cove
CROQUET TOURNAMENT AND SAINT PATRICK’S DAY
2015