PROGRAM BULLETIN. Club Hawthorne Website: BULLETINS AVAILABLE FOR PICKUP 7:00 AM

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1 PROGRAM BULLETIN January 4, 2019 Club Hawthorne Website: BULLETINS AVAILABLE FOR PICKUP 7:00 AM Hawthorne Today HTV Program Schedule/Channel 98 Programming daily at 9 AM. Re-broadcast at 12:30PM, 3PM, 5PM, 7PM, 9PM, 11PM, 3AM, and 7AM Day Date Program/Guest Host Announcer Camera Sat / Sun 1/5-1/6 Remote- Artist of the Month Monday 1/7 HRCA Chuck Mrowca & Cathy Serfass Kay Moon Kay Moon B Brantner Frances Chief Waters Scams Kay Moon Tuesday 1/8 Creighton D Gelfo Wednesday 1/9 Dr. Jim Returns Kay Moon Marie Giera D March Thursday 1/10 Bob Goodwin - Sports Bob Goodwin Alice Crotty D March Friday 1/11 TBD TBD Nancy Goetz B Brantner Watch the Drum on Channel 98 for Changes or Updates SATURDAY Community Breakfast: 1/5, 8-8:45 AM in the Auditorium. Tickets $3.50 will be sold thru 1/4 and at the door $4.00. Menu: scrambled eggs, ham or sausage, pancakes, grits, orange juice and coffee. Sponsored by Woodcrafters. Saturday Night Dance: 1/5, 7:00-10:00 PM in the Auditorium with music by Visions. Residents and Guests $5.00 Fine Art Brunch: 1/12, 9:30 AM in the Hall. Tickets on sale thru 1/7 tickets are $ 8.00 per person. Quiche, muffin, fruit. Card Bingo. After arrive at 9:30 AM eat at 10:00 AM. All are welcome. Saturday Night Dance: 1/12, 7:00-10:00 PM in the Auditorium with music by Soft Touch. Residents and Guests $5.00 Softball Glumpkie Dinner: 1/19, 5:30 PM in the Hall. Tickets on sale thru 1/11 and 1/14 (Marina Maintenance Day) thru 1/18. Also sold at Bingo. Event starts at 5:30PM, seating at 5:05 PM. Arrive together to be seated together. SUNDAY New York Club Community Pizza Party: 1/6, in the Hall. Your choice of pizza, salad, dessert and soft drinks. BYOB and 50/50 drawing. Open to all Hawthorne residents and guests. Tickets are $ 7.00 and we are limited to 150 tickets so get yours early. Spiritual Life: 1/13, 3:00 PM in the Lemon/Lime Room. All-Faith Memorial Service. All residents are invited to join us for this annual service as we take time to remember and honor our residents and former residents who died during the year Archery Club Ice Cream Social/Card Bingo: 1/13, 6:00 PM in the Hall. Tickets on sale thru 1/11 and at the door. Tickets are $ 4.00 with $ 1.00 towards Bingo or $5.00 at the door. Come for the fun! Page 1 of 5

2 Dinner Theater: 2/10, Bus leaves at 11:30 AM. Tickets on sale 1/11, $60.00 per person. Rodgers & Hammerstein s Cinderella. This lush production features all the moments you love- the pumpkin, the glass slipper, in this hilarious and romantic experience for anyone who s ever had a dream. Fishing Club Fish Fry-Not Community: The year-end fish fry is for members and a guest Sunday April 14 th 2019 in the front Hall at 1:00 PM 5:00 PM. We will eat at 1:30 PM. Please bring a dish to pass and set-ups, also BYOB. Tickets will be sold at our monthly meeting thru March 15 th There will only be 200 tickets sold. Tickets are $ 4.00 for members and $5.00 for guest. A sign-up sheet will be at each meeting so you can write down what dish you are bringing. MONDAY Woodcrafters Ice Cream Social/Card Bingo: 1/7, 6:00 PM in the Hall Tickets on sale thru 1/7 and at the door. Proudly serving Publix ice cream with peanut bits, chocolate and caramel syrup, whipped cream, chocolate and vanilla, mint chocolate and royal fudge. Sugar free ice cream. 50/50 prizes awarded. Tickets are $ 4.00 with $ 1.00 towards Bingo or $5.00 at the door. Archery Club General Meeting: 1/7, 11:00 AM in the Lemon/Lime Room. All Archers are encouraged to attend and new members always welcome. Laughter Yoga: 1/14, 9:00 AM down by the pool. Laughter is great for our Bodies and Souls. Katie Devlin, licensed Yoga instructor will lead the group. Hope to see you for some laughter in the sun! Maintenance Day: 1/14, Clubhouse will be closed all day. Library, Fitness Center, Fine Arts, and Billiard Rooms open to residents. No set ups will be made. SOLOS: Stetson Mansion is spectacular at Christmas. Tour the mansion with us January 14, The mansion is 2 stories. Some steps, no elevator. We will carpool to Cook s Restaurant, on your own at 12 Noon in Deland for lunch then proceed to the mansion for a 1:30 guided tour which takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes. Checks $27.00 per person payable to Hannah McCauley no later than 5:00 PM on 12/10.$5.00 to driver on day of trip. Contact Hannah McCauley with questions. Leave the flagpole at 10:30 AM sharp. TUESDAY Men s Home Softball Game Div-3: 1/8, 9:30 AM against Spruce Creek. Come on down to cheer us on Men s Home Softball Game Div-5: 1/8, 11:00 AM against Del Webb. Come on down to cheer us on Collector s Club: 1/8, 1: 00 PM in the Museum Conference Room. Date change due to New Year s Day being the first Tuesday of the month. We will meet to discuss our project to collect children s books. Bring an item to share. Pickleball Meeting: 1/8, 1:00 PM in the Lemon/Lime Room. Come join us! Aviation Club: 1/8, 7:00 PM in the Fine Arts Room. Date change due to New Year s Day being the first Tuesday in the month. Those interested in Aviation join us. Mark your calendar! Acrylic Painting Classes Resume: 1/8, 1:00 3:00 PM in the Fine Arts Rooms. Class will continue every Tuesday beginning January through February and March. Beginners welcome. Sign-up sheet on Information Center. Please call Marlene Russ for more information Newcomers Hawaiian Luau Potluck: 1/8, 5:00 PM in the Hall. Bring a dish to share and sign up at the Information center. Feel free to wear Hawaiian clothes & bring your phone or camera for picture opportunities. Wear nametags. BYOB. Open to residents two years or less. Camping Club Meeting: 1/15, 5:30 PM in the Fine Arts Room. Please bring something to share for a potluck dinner. Meeting will be held after dinner. Don t forget to BYOB. Men s Home Softball Game Div-3: 1/15, 10:00 AM against Sunlake. Come on down to cheer us on Golden 50/80 Club: 1/22, 5:00 PM in the Hall. Tickets on sale 1/7 thru 1/16 tickets are $10.00 per person. The dinner to honor those who were born in 1938 or married in This event was started by Colonial Penn and been carried on every year since. In order to be honored you must let the Program Office know the date of your Birthday or Anniversary. (If you have already done so we have you on the Page 2 of 5

3 list) All others who have reached these milestones are welcome at the dinner. Those to be honored need to buy their ticket and when they attend they will be reimbursed the $ The club has a nice Dinner and Entertainment. Hope to see you there. Any questions call Dorothy Fournier or Donna Prewitt WEDNESDAY Men s/couples Chair Yoga: Every Wednesday at 2:00 PM in the Lemon/Lime Room. Okay guys what s up? Yoga class attendance is pathetic, now if you all have suddenly slimmed down and beefed up I congratulate you but if not! Drop that Ham & Cheese sandwich and Budweiser and come to class. I will be back to lead you all come January! Hawthorne Ladies Softball Home Game: 1/9, 10:30 AM against Remax. Come on down to cheer us on HRCA Documents Committee Meeting: 1/9, 1:00 PM in the Administration Conference Room. AARP Blood Drive: 1/9, The Blood Mobile will be at the Flagpole next to the Clubhouse from 8:30 AM until 1:00 PM to kick off our 2019 Blood Drive. Hawthorne donated a total of 77 units of blood in Each unit donated has the potential to impact 3 lives, so 231 people benefitted from our donations last year. The need for blood never goes away and is truly the Gift of Life. Our website has a link that will allow you to view the entire year s schedule and make an appointment for your donations, or you can just show up on January 9. Zentangle for Beginners: 1/16, 1:00 PM in the Fine Arts Room. Easy to learn how to draw structured patterns. Enjoy relaxing methods, enjoy increased focus, and create beautiful images. 3 hour class will get you started. Ginny is a certified instructor and has taught hundreds of folks. $5.00 material fee due at class. Sign-up at the Information Center by 1/7 deadline. THURSDAY Oil Painting Workshop: 1/10, 1:00 PM in the Fine Arts Room. My Quiet Place. Sign-up sheet is on the Information Center. Classy Ladies Wine & Cheese Party: 1/10, 12:00 Noon in the Hall. Bring a bottle of Wine and appetizer to share. Sign-up sheet on the Information Center. Hope to see you there! Gun Club Monthly Shoot. 1/10, 8:45 AM meet at the Flagpole. The monthly shoot will be at the gun range on Hwy 44. If venue changes, we ll contact you. HRCA Workshop Meeting: 1/10, 10:00 AM in the Lemon/Lime Room. The Agenda Meeting will be held immediately following the Workshop Meeting. Pennsylvania Club Pot luck Supper: 1/17, 5:00 PM in the Hall. Please bring meat, side dish or dessert to serve 10 people and your own place setting and drinks. Come and meet new people and fellow Pennsylvanians! FRIDAY Men s Home Softball Game Div-6: 1/4, 10:00 AM against Pennbrooke. Come on down to cheer us on Boat Club Commodore s Ball: 1/4, 6:00-10:00 PM in the Auditorium. Installation of officers from 6-7:00 PM followed by entertainment and dancing from 7-10:00 PM. Come and enjoy 1 st time entertainer s at Hawthorne The Alston s. Dressy casual attire, 50/50, door prizes.byob Please bring heavy hors d oeuvre to share. Brown Bag: 1/4, 11:30 AM in the Hall. Recording Artist Carol Ann from Lake County will be performing classic rock and country music. She has been performing in the Villages for years and also at Hurricanes. She is known as The Little Girl with the Big Voice. Join us at 11:30 AM bring your lunch entertainment starts at noon. Door prizes, 50/50, coffee and tea provided. Donations are always appreciated. HRCA Community Pride Committee Meeting: 1/11, 10:00 AM in the Administration Conference Room. Page 3 of 5

4 Entertainment Club: 1/11, 7-9:00 PM in the Hall. Tickets on sale 1/7 thru 1/11 and at the door $10.00 per person. The Mystics feathering 2 original members. Songs such as Hushabye, Don t take the stars and White Cliffs of Dover are among their many hits. Don t miss the opportunity to see, hear and meet The Mystics. No table reservations before 5:00 PM. Men s Home Softball Game Div-3: 1/11, 9:30 AM against Summer Glen. Come on down to cheer us on Men s Home Softball Game Div-6: 1/11, 11:00 AM against Water Oak. Come on down to cheer us on Fine Arts: 1/25, 1:30 PM. Sketching Your Life is a 2-part workshop designed to introduce personal journaling using water colors and pens. There is a supply list for the workshop. Sign up at the Information Center before 1/7 and it will be ed to you. Space is limited. NOTICES Set Up s Please be sure to have your set up request to the Program Office 1 week prior to your event. Thank You. Travel Club: Next trip to Biloxi will be 3/24 thru 3/27. Information and sign-up sheet available in the Hall. Call Cheryl Jacobs for more info Hawthorne Pictorial: Sign up to have your picture taken. Sign up times is 10:30 AM to 11:30 AM in the Hospitality Room. These pictures will be taken in February. Pictorial Pictures: Pictures are coming in. Lucinda will be in the Hospitality Room during ticket sales every Monday so stop by and pick them up. Fine Arts: Fine Arts is sponsoring a trip to the Dali Museum in Tampa on February 28 th. The cost is $ Lunch on your own. Payment can be made on January 7 th at the meeting and on January 16 th at ticket sales. Detains on time will follow at a later date. Notice: Hawthorne Pictorial: Life Touch professional photography will be in Hawthorne February 4 th thru 16 th 2019 to take pictures. Life Touch does school portraits, church pictorials, and community pictorials. Having your portrait taken you will receive a free 8x10 and a pictorial book. Hawthorne pictorial is a great asset to all homes. It connects us with our community. You may purchase additional portraits on your own. Hopefully the book will be in by April Hawthorne Tour Notice: All new residents (and not so new). Please sign up at the Information Center for the Hawthorne Bus Tour on Wednesday, January 23, 2019 with the General Manger. Meet all of the supervisors and see where the water plant is, the head end, home services, fire station, and the Administrative Office. Brunch at 8:45, tour at 9:00 am. Have fun and learn more about the wonderful community you live in. The bus only holds 13 people so sign up early. Ohio Club: Desperate need of Officers for Ohio Club. Please notify Donna Hale for questions or interest. AARP Membership: It s time to renew or join our local AARP Chapter 1775, tickets on sale Wednesday mornings for the year $2 per person. Grandma s Closet: Do not drop off any medical supplies at either of the two sheds located behind the Pickleball courts. Whether donated or returned, these items must be placed in the medical supply room at the Clubhouse. Thank you for your cooperation. Page 4 of 5

5 Phone-Camera Tips If you have a camera on your phone and enjoy using it, you won t want to miss this upcoming Photo Club program. A short video on tips for using your phone camera will be shown on Tuesday, January 15, at 3:00 PM in the Lime Room. This presentation will guide you to better photos. All photo club meetings include an informal round-table chat, even though the actual tables are rectangular. Photography questions, experiences and suggestions for future programs are exchanged. If you have any questions, call Chairman Terry Bailey at AARP Weekly Health Tip Whether you want to prevent Alzheimer s, depression or a heart attack, eating seafood will help. New dietary guidelines are eat more fish. MESSAGE FROM THE HRCA BOARD In an effort to keep you informed of changes to our Rules & Regulations: The following paragraph C was added to Section XX, Miscellaneous, of Hawthorne s Rules & Regulations and was effective November 17, For the entire text of Section XX, login to the resident side of our website ( and click on the HRCA tab. C. No member, resident or guest shall present themselves or conduct themselves within the confines of any common area in any manner which would disrupt the quiet enjoyment of any other person. This rule includes, but is not limited to, conduct, conduct of aggression, lack of hygiene, loud or boisterous conduct, or the use of profanity. The offending individual shall be responsible for any and all damage, including the replacement value if any item(s) is/are destroyed. The failure of the individual to immediately cease the objectionable conduct upon notice or if the individual repeats the objectionable conduct the individual shall be barred from the use of the common area. WEDDING BELLS RANG FOR Chuck & Nancy Moore 1/14 57 years Jim & Shirley Schubert 1/15 58 years IN MEMORIAM Name Address Died Service Danny Gebben 316 Hawthorne Blvd 12/11/18 1/19/19 4:30 PM at the Marina Page 5 of 5