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Happy Valentines Day! Oil Painting by Eleanor Wishart.

Sunday, Feb. 2....Super Bowl Sunday -5:30 p.m. - Pavilion.Tuesday, Feb 4....Lyric Theater -“Tribute toAbba” - Stuart - bus departs at 5:30 p.m.Wednesday, Feb. 5....Court House CulturalCenter - Contemporary Art Glass Exhibit -Lunch at Riverwalk Café - Bus departs10:00 a.m. - Stuart.Wednesday, Feb. 5....Art Class PaintingDemonstration - 3:00pm - Clubhouse LoungeFriday, Feb. 7....Jonathan Dickinson StatePark Tour - Hobe Sound - Lunch at Harry &The Natives. -10:15 a.m. (Weather Permitting)

Saturday, Feb. 8 & 29....Social Hour-Sing-a-long - 5:30 p.m. - LoungeWednesday, Feb. 12....Palm Beach DramaWorks - Matinee - “Skylight” - lunch atPistache’ French Bistro - West Palm - Busdeparts at 11:00 a.m.Thursday, Feb. 13....Valentine’s Dinner &Vocals (Phil-&Lori Adams) - 5:00 p.m. - PavilFriday, Feb. 14....Gardens Mall Shopping &lunch - 9:30 a.m. - West PalmSaturday, Feb. 15....Cummings Library -Lahiti Concert series - Jazz Group - 1:30 p.m.Sunday, Feb. 16....Sunday afternoon concert -Russian Duo - 4:00 p.m. till 5:00 p.m. -Clubhouse lounge.Wednesday, Feb. 19....Dine around -LouRonzo’s Italian Restaurant - Stuart - Busdeparts at 5:00 p.m.Thursday, Feb. 20....Birthday luncheon -12:00 noon - dining room.Thursday, Feb. 20...."Sound of Music" @StarStruck - 6:30pm - StuartFriday, Feb. 21....Lyric Atlantic ClassicalOrch. - Stuart - Bus departs at 2:30 p.m.Saturday, Feb. 22....Miami City Ballet -Kravis Center - West Palm - bus departs at12:30 p.m.Monday, Feb. 24....Baseball Spring TrainingGame@ JD Stadium - 11:30am - JupiterTuesday, Feb. 25.... Anniversary CouplesDinner - 5:00 p.m. - Dining Room.Wednesday, Feb. 26....Elliott Museum andLunch - Bus departs at 10:00 a.m.Wednesday, Feb. 26....Trivia - 7:00 p.m. -Dining room.Friday, Feb. 28....Lyric Theater - Tribute tothe “Bee Gees” - 5:30 p.m. - Stuart

Sandhill CoveFebruary 2020

SOCIAL EVENTSHAPPY

BIRTHDAYRichard Blagbrough ................Feb. 3Harold Lewis............................Feb. 4Maria Campbell .....................Feb. 9Mary Grey.............................. Feb. 10LaVaughn Tilton....................Feb. 12Carolyn Jensen.......................Feb. 13Dr. Donald Hogue ................Feb. 14Charles Morgan......................Feb. 14Raymond Fredrick .................Feb. 15Edith Stocks ..........................Feb. 15Mitzi Leyser ..........................Feb. 19MarleneWertheimer..............Feb. 20WilliamWhitman...................Feb. 21Kathleen Gideon....................Feb. 22Jack Brauntuch ......................Feb. 24Patricia Buhr ..........................Feb. 24Gerry Tewksbury ...................Feb. 26Sue Hershey...........................Feb. 27AnneWheeler ........................Feb. 27Glenn Paxton .........................Feb. 28Jean Brennan.........................Feb. 29

BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON

The complimentary Birthday Luncheon is plannedfor Thursday, February 20 at 12:00 noon in theSandhill Club Dining Room. If you are celebrat-

ing your birthday in December and would like to attendthe complimentary luncheon, pleaseR. S.V.P. in theAc-tivity Book or Odyssey byMonday, February 17.Happy and Healthy February Birthday.

WELCOME TO SANDHILLRobert & Ruth Johns..................Waterside 206Bonnie Trabolsi.............................Waterside 321David &Cassie Mueller.......Gardens South 142Stewart & Susan Hershey..Gardens North 2215Elaine Treweek.....................Gardens South 170


Melissa Rutherford, DietaryServer, has been selected as theEmployee of theMonth for Feb-ruary 2020.Melissa joined Sandhill Cove inApril 2018 as a Dietary Serverand in August 2018 received apromotion. to Lead Dietary Server. Melissa worked atKindred Hospital as a Dietary Server and Cook beforeshe joined Sandhill Cove.Melissa has a very simple life, likes coming to work andgoing home to relax. She enjoys helping the residents inanyway she can and interactingwith them. She said dur-ing her interview “I like making a difference in the resi-dent’s life”.Her manager, Laine Campbell, had this to say aboutMelissa: “Melissa follows ourHospitality Promises everyday with our residents and staff. She also works along-side the dietary staff as a great role model”.Please join us in congratulatingMelissa on being selectedas the Employee of the Month for February.

EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTHMelissa Rutherford

Dietary Server

The Dine around this month will be to LouRonzo’sItalian Restaurant in Stuart. They offer a wonderfulmenu selection. The date for the dine around will be

onWednesday, February 19. The bus will depart the Club-house at 5:00 p.m. Reservations are required. Be sure tosign up in the Activity book or Odyssey.

DINE AROUND

Comeand joinus aroundthe piano on

Saturday eveningson February 8& 29to sing or listen tosomeof our favoritetunes with Don Be-stor starting at 5:30p.m. Everyone isWelcome.

SOCIAL HOUR AND SING-ALONG


Lyric Theater StuartThe bus will depart the Clubhouse on Tuesday, February 4

at 5:30 p.m. “Abba Tribute”Atlantic Classical Orchestra – the bus will depart the Club-

house on Friday, Feb. 21 at 2:30 p.m.The bus will depart the Clubhouse on Friday, February 28

at 5:30 p.m. for the “Bee Gees” tribute band.Miami City Ballet

The matinee performance of “Firebird” will be held at theKravis Center on Saturday, February 22. The bus will de-part the Clubhouse at 12:45 p.m. for West Palm Beach.

Cummings Library ConcertKlezmer Company Jazz Orchestra will hold a concert onSaturday, February 15 at 1:30 p.m. Complimentary ticketsare available at the Social Office. Transportation will beprovided. Sign up in the Activity book or Odyssey.

UPCOMING CONCERT EVENTS

Come join us onWednesday, February 26 at 7:00 p.m.in the card room for another night of fun and chal-lenge last month’s winning team. Everyone is Wel-

come to join us!

TRIVIA NIGHT

MONTHLY SHOPPING TRIPAND LUNCH

Our next monthly shopping trip to the GardensMall. The date for the shopping trip will be Fri-day, February 14 with a complimentary lunch

will be on your own at the mall. The bus will depart theClubhouse at 9:30 a.m. and return at approximately 2:00p.m. A signup sheet located in the Activity Book orOdyssey.

ANNIVERSARY COUPLESDINNER

Invitations have beenmailed to ourAnniversary cou-ples to join us for a complimentary dinner on Tues-day, February 25 in the Dining Room at 5:00 p.m.

Please be sure to RSVP to Phyllis the Life EnrichmentDirector by Friday, February 21.

SUPER BOWL PARTY 2020

Come join us in the Pavilion on Sunday, Feb. 2,2020 for our Super Bowl Party with a delicioustailgate buffet. Everyone is invited to join us!

There will be open seating for this event! If you plan onattending that evening, please be sure to sign up in theActivity book orOdyssey. Dress attire is casual or wearyour favorite Football Shirt. The Sandhill Club diningroomwill be open that evening.

CUP OF JOE WITH PERRIGO

Theresidents’ monthly meeting with the ExecutiveDirector is scheduled forWednesday, February 12at 2:00 p.m. in the Pavilion. The agenda for this

meeting will be listed in the weekly newsletter. Wewould like to invite our new residents to join us for a briefintroduction and meet our staff and other communitymembers. A drawingwill also be held for theMarketingreferral basket.

Winner of the 1996 Olivier Award “Skylight” as awealthymiddle-aged business man, and themuchyounger woman and former employee, had a long,

ardent love affair until his wife discovered their relation-ship. Reservation required. Lunch before the play will be atPistache’ French Bistro located in PalmBeach. The date forthe matinee will be Wednesday, February 12. The bus willdepart the Clubhouse at 11:00 a.m. For additional informa-tion please contact the Social Office.

PALM BEACH DRAMA WORKSMATINEE “SKYLIGHT “


May I introduce my neighborand good friend, LaVaughn Tilton, this

month's “SPOTLIGHTER." Manyof you already know her. You knowthat she is sweet and friendly andunassuming. Yet, LaVaughn is amover and shaker, a woman whohas done tremendous good. Pleasemeet the founder of Hibiscus Children's Center.LaVaughn originally comes from Vienna, Missouri. Herfamily had a farm and she was raised on fresh food that theygrew. Her first job was secretary at the local draft board.Her husband, working for Grumman aircraft, hated the coldso the family moved to Florida in 1962. She knew all aboutthe Mathesons and witnessed the development of this areaand of Sandhill Cove. Here, also, she saw the way to fulfillher dreams of finding a safe place for children and, thus, theHibiscus Shelter was born. I say, "Tell me about the Hibis-cus Shelter" and her face lights up. For the next hour or soshe tells me, all the while handing me more and more liter-ature. Wow, I think, when am I going to have time to readit all? But I am hooked. Not only do I read about it, I alsoGoogle it.The operation is funded, in part, by the Florida State Dept.for Children and Families, plus private supporters. To thisday, she remains President Emeritus of Hibiscus Shelter.The children's psychological and physical needs are prior-ity. Therapists work with the kids, who also receive medicaland dental care and of course must go to school, as man-dated. Yes, it takes a village .... And the fundraising contin-ues. It is hard to believe, but human trafficking is going onright under our noses, right here, right now, in our peacefullittle community, in Martin County! Hibiscus is certainlymaking a dent, she says, but it's only a small dent. Manymore centers are needed, and not only in Florida. Also, oneof the immediate needs, she tells me, is vans for transporta-tion. And always more land for new Centers, where newactivities will constantly be introduced, as now. Sports areoffered, dancing, you name it. There are many, many suc-cess stories, a few failures and very little support from ourGovernments, she says. To which I add: that is our job, thegeneral public's job. Because it takes a village!LaVaughn tells of the times when she would hear aboutchildren living with abusive parents. “These children needsome help” LaVaughn told her husband. She could notstand doing nothing so she did something. She had an ideafor a children’s shelter. Funding for such services as this isalways an issue. At first the original shelter was funded bydonations and was built on 1.5 acres by the Tilton &Kiplinger families in connection with the Jensen BeachCommunity Church. A local builder, Mosley and Sons ofStuart, offered to build the first building of this facility. In1989, the Hibiscus Tilton/Kiplinger Shelter opening inJensen Beach as a place for abused children. “The missionof Hibiscus Children’s Center is to maintain a safe shelter

RESIDENT SPOTLIGHTLAVAUGHN TILTON

for children who are abused, abandoned and neglected byproviding prevention, early intervention, and advocacy in aquality residential, assessment and recovery program”. Itwas then that the Florida State Department for Children andFamilies stepped in to help fund Hibiscus Shelter. At firstthere were 6 boys and 6 girls but in a short time the need ex-ploded to 36 children resulting in full capacity. That prob-lem was solved on May 16, 2004 with the opening of“Village” in Vero Beach. It consists of eight homes with aCenter Building for offices and special events and houses13 to 18 year olds. These youngsters are guided to be in-dependent citizens. There is a third shelter in St. LucieCounty for infants and toddlers. It gives LaVaughnGREAT PLEASURE to talk about Hibiscus and provideliterature to anyone who is interested.Once a year, the Kane Center, through the Council of Agingin Stuart, Florida and Martin County, gives the SAGEAward “honoring the wisdom and worth of our seniors”.Throughout the years, SAGEAward recipients given muchof their lives to making life better for many residents ofMartin County. This year, our very own LaVaughn Tiltonhas been nominated for this award.PS: If you want to learn more about Tilton's passion, askher. She will give you an armload of literature! Or you cango online.Interviewed and Written by Olga Drucker & Ann Coffin

108:00-3:00pm *Transp to ProfOffices10:00am Women's Bible Study,Card Rm A10:00am Hustlers1:00pm Canasta, Card Rm Terrace5:00pm Mix & Mingle Mondays,Clubhouse Lobby6:30pm Rummy Cube,Card Rm B

188:30am Croquet Practice9:00am *Publix Transportation9:00am Bocce Ball, Putting Green11:00am *Publix Transportation12:30pmDuplicate Bridge12:30pm *Publix Transportation1:30pm*Walgreens Transportation7:30pm Bingo, Card Room B

98:30 - 10:30am *Transporta-tion to churches in Palm City

12:00pm Catholic Services onChannel 243

2:00pm Open Bridge, Card Rm

168:30 - 10:30am *Transporta-tion to churches in Palm City


2:00pm Open Bridge, Card Rm

4:00pm Russian Duo After-noon Concert, ClubhouseLounge

Sunday Monday Tuesday

248:00-3:00pm*Trans to Prof office10:00am Women's Bible Study,Card Rm A10:00amHustlers11:30am*Baseball SpringTrain-ingGame,Dean Stadium, Jupiter1:00pmCanasta, Card RmTerrace2:00pmBookwormsMeet , Library5:00pmMix&MingleMonday,Clubhouse Lobby/Lounge6:30pm Rummy Cube, Card RmB

17Washington’sBDay8:00-3:00pm*Trans toProf. office9:30am HMS Cmte, Conf Rm10:00am Women's Bible Study,Card Rm A10:00am Hustlers11:00am *Target Shopping1:00pm Canasta, Card Rm Terrace2:00pmMen's Bridge, Card Rm A3:00pm Healthcare Cmte,Water's Edge5:00pm Mix & Mingle Monday,Clubhouse Lobby/Lounge6:30pm Rummy Cube, Card Rm B

8 Dimensions of Wellness Social Emotional Vocational Intellectual

2 Groundhog Day8:30 - 10:30am *Transporta-tion to churches in Palm City12:00pm Catholic Services onChannel 2432:00pm Open Bridge, Card Rm5:30pm *Super Bowl Sunday,Pavilion

258:30am Croquet Practice9:00am *Publix Transportation9:00am Bocce Ball, Putting Green11:00am *Publix Transportation12:30pmDuplicate Bridge12:30pm*Walmart Transportation1:30pm*Walgreens Transportation5:00pm *Anniversary CouplesDinner, Dining Room

238:30 - 10:30am *Transportationto churches in PalmCity


2:00pmOpen Bridge, Card Rm

118:30am Croquet Practice9:00am *Publix Transportation9:00am Bocce Ball, Putting Green10:30amMktg Cmte, Card Rm Terr11:00am *Publix Transportation12:30pmDuplicate Bridge12:30pm *Publix Transportation1:30pm*Walgreens Transportation

38:00-3:00pm*Trans toProf. office10:00am Women’s Bible Study,Card Rm A10:00am Hustlers10:00am Food & Bev., Conf Rm1:00pm Canasta, Card Rm Terrace2:00pm Landscape, Card Rm A2:00pmMen's Bridge, Card RmB5:00pm Mix & Mingle Monday,Clubhouse Lobby/Lounge6:30pm Rummy Cube, Card Rm B

48:30am Croquet Practice9:00am *Publix Transportation9:00am Bocce Ball, Putting Green11:00am *Publix Transportation12:30pmDuplicate Bridge12:30pm *Publix Transportation1:30pm*Walgreens Transportation5:30pm *LYRIC Theatre "Ulti-mate ABBATribute, Stuart7:30pm Bingo, Card Room B

TheMuseum has unveiled two new exhibits In Her Image is a themed juried art exhibitthat pays tribute to women and women’s issues. Using various mediums 33 artist cre-ated their work of art on discarded mannequins provided by the Art Club. The Dis-

covery Network’s “Magnificent Me “will offer visitors the opportunity to interact with avariety of medical technologies and hands-on exploration of different human systems. Thedate for our museum trip will be Wednesday, February 26. Admission is $12. p.p. Lunch willfollow at the Museum Restaurant. The bus will depart the Clubhouse at 10 a.m. Sign up inthe Activity book or Odyssey.

ELLIOTT MUSEUM EXHIBITS “MAGNIFICENT ME”AND “IN HER IMAGE”

19:00am Croquet Practice9:00am Ping Pong, Pavilion9:30am Chipping, Putting, Horse-shoes & Shuffleboard10:00am Cribbage, Card RoomA1:00pmHustlers7:00pm Saturday In-HouseMovie,Card RmA -- "Downton Abbey"[2019][PG]

68am-3pm *Trans Prof. offices8:30am Croquet Practice1:00pm Hustlers2:15pm English as a Second Lan-guage, Card Room A

710:00am *Jonathan DickinsonState Park Tour & Lunch atHarry and the Natives, HobeSound

7:00pm Bridge, Card Rm B

Check the Wellness Calendarfor all exercise classes

88:30am Croquet Practice9:00am Ping Pong, Pavilion9:30am Chipping, Putting, Horseshoes& Shuffleboard10:00am Cribbage, Card RmA1:00pmHustlers5:30pm Social Hour Sing-A-Long,Clubhouse Lounge7:00pm Saturday In-HouseMovie, CardRmA -- "Judy" [2019][PG-13]

198am-3pm*Trans to Prof. offices9:00amArt Class, Art Studio10:00amHustlers1:00pmRummyCube&Mahjong1:00pmArt Class, Art Studio2:00pmFoundationB.O.D.,Conf Rm5:00pm*DineAround -LouRonzo's ItalianRestaurant,Stuart

12 Lincoln’s Birthday8am-3pm*Trans to Prof. offices9:00amArt Class, Art Studio10:00amHustlers11:00am*DramaWorks "Sky-light"& lunch at Pistache FrenchBistro,West PalmBeach1:00pmRummyCube&Mahjong1:00pmArt Class, Art Studio2:00pmCup of Joe with Perrigo,Pavilion

58am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices9:00am Art Class, Art Studio10:00am Hustlers10:00am*CourtHouseCulturalCenter "ArtGlassExhibit"&Lunchat theRiverwalkCafe, Stuart1:00pm Rummy Cube & Mahjong1:00pm Art Class, Art Studio3:00pm Art - Acrylic PaintingDemonstration w/ Wine & Cheese,Clubhouse Lounge

138am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices8:30am Croquet Practice1:00pm Hustlers1:30pm Caregivers Support Group,Card Room B2:15pm English as a Second Language,Card RoomA5:00pm *Valentine's Dinner Party,Pavilion (Reservations taken at theHostess Desk)

208am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices8:30am Croquet Practice12:00noon *Birthday Luncheon,Dining Room1:00pmHustlers1:00pm Library Cmte, Conf Rm2:00pm Social Committee,Conf Rm2:15pm English as a Second Lan-guage, Card RoomA

14Valentine’sDay9:30am *GardensMall - shop&lunch,West Palm Beach

7:00pm Bridge, Card RmB

Check theWellness Calendar forall exercise classes

158:30amCroquet Practice9:00amPing Pong, Pavilion9:30amChipping, Putting, Horse-shoes&Shuffleboard10:00amCribbage, Card RoomA1:00pmHustlers1:30pm*ElisabethLahtiConcertSeriesatCummingsLibrary-KlezmerCompanyJazzOrchestra7:00pmSaturday In-HouseMovie,Card Rm -- "Silver Linings Play-book" [2012][R]

212:30pm *LYRICAtlantic ClassicalOrchestra, Stuart

7:00pm Bridge, Card Room B


268am-3pm*Trans to Prof. offices9:00amArt Class, Art Studio10:00amHustlers10:0am*ElliottMuseum"Magnif-icentWomen"&"InHer Image",Stuart1:00pmRummyCube&Mahjong1:00pmArt Class, Art Studio7:00pm*TriviaNight, CardRms

278am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices8:30am Croquet Practice9:00am Finance Cmte, Conf Rm1:00pmHustlers2:15pm English as a Second Lan-guage, Card RoomA

289:30am Residents' Council, Confer-ence Rm

5:30pm *LYRIC "Tribute to theBee Gees", Stuart

7:00pm Bridge, Card Room B


228:30am Croquet Practice9:00am Ping Pong, Pavilion9:30am Chipping, Putting, Horse-shoes & Shuffleboard10:00am Cribbage, Card RoomA12:30pm *Miami City Ballet @Kravis Center "Firebird",WestPalm Beach1:00pmHustlers7:00pm Saturday In-HouseMovie,Card RmA -- "Ghostbusters"[1984][PG]

298:30am Croquet Practice9:00am Ping Pong, Pavilion9:30am Chipping, Putting, Horse-shoes & Shuffleboard10:00am Cribbage, Card RoomA1:00pmHustlers5:30pm Social Hour Sing-A-Long,Clubhouse Lounge7:00pm Saturday In-HouseMovie,Card RmA -- "The Good Liar"[2019][R]

Spiritual Physical Activity Health Services Environmental

Wednesday Thursday Friday SaturdayEvents in red boldprint with an

asterisk* requireReservations.

Committee Meetingsare in

Blue bold italics. Monday, February 17, 2020


Russian Duo of Oleg Kruglyakov and Terry Bo-yarsky will be performing in the Sandhill Club-house lounge on Sunday, February 16 from 4:00

p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

SUNDAY CONCERT

Russian Duo is an international project, born out of a loveof traditional music and classical elegance. Oleg is a bal-alaika virtuoso from Siberia and Terry is an Americanconcert pianist. They celebrate cross-cultural creativity,exploring the range of possibilities for balalaika, voice,and piano. Audiences are taken on a journey across thespan of Russian culture—from humorous pieces, virtu-oso variations, pulsating dance music, rhythmic folksongs, and lyrical romances. In addition to classical musicRussian Duo performs other genres including tango, bluegrass, Soviet film music, and their own arrangements ofragtime.Since the inception of Russian Duo, in 2007, Oleg and

Terry have performed from Canada to Florida, fromMin-nesota to Texas, and from Massachusetts to Oregon. In2017, they performed in Kirov, Russia.Russian Duo was selected to showcase at the ChamberMusic America National Conference in NYC, January2011. They have also showcased for Ohio Arts Profes-sionals Network and Pennsylvania Presenters. RussianDuo has been on the Ohio Arts Council "Ohio Artists onTour" roster since 2008.The Vermont Journal writes, "The audience was en-thralled as the music slid from exuberance of joy andanger to whispers of love and crying so faint you couldhave heard a pin drop. 'Beautiful,' 'Incredible,' 'Wow,' and'He is making the balalaika cry,' were heard as the audi-ence listened intently."WKSU host and Cuyahoga River Concerts presenter MattWatroba says, "We loved the way the Russian Duo com-bined historical information with world-class playing andperformance. Our audience was mesmerized! They didn’twant them to leave the stage. The duo provided an excel-lent retrospective of the music from both the folk and clas-sical traditions. Professional and crowd pleasing...it wasa great success.""For a folk musician to be able to achieve the precision ofa classically trained musician is rare, as rare as it is for aclassically trained musician to deliver the freedom andspontaneity of a folk musician." Robert Spano, Music Di-rector, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra had to say.


SANDHILL COVE COMMITTEE MEETINGSResidents’ Council - 4th Friday at 9:30 AMFinance Committee - 4th Thursday at 9:00 AMSocial Committee - 3rd Thursday at 2:00 PMExecutive Director’s Meeting -Wednesday Feb. 12 at 2:00 PMSandhill Cove Foundation, Inc., Board of Directors -February 19 at 3:00 PM

Landscape Committee - 1st Monday at 2:00 PMFood & Bev. Committee - 1st Monday at 10:00 AMHealth Care Committee - 3rd Monday at 3:00 PMMarketing Committee - 2nd Tuesday at 10:30 AMHouse., Maint. & Sec. Committee - 3rd Monday at 9:30 AMLibrary Committee - 3rd Thursday at 1:00 PM

You are all invited to join the Art Class on Wednes-day, February 5 from 3:00 - 4:00 p.m. for a oneHourAcrylic Painting demonstration by Kelly Arnold,

our Sandhill Cove Professional Art Instructor. Kelly willshow us what can be done in one hour with a result of acompleted painting. This demonstration will be a treat forall lovers of Art and for all to enjoy. The demonstration willtake place in the Clubhouse Lobby andWine & Cheese re-freshments will be served.

ART UPDATE

Join us in 2020 as we kick off a campaign to enhanceour Extraordinary Impressions Hospitality program. Itis our goal to make hospitality a top priority while serv-

ing you, therefore wewould like you to be a part of it. Eachmonthwewill highlight a different Hospitality Promise, andFebruary’s Hospitality Promise is: “We greet you warmly,by name andwith a smile!” If you see an employee demon-strating the Hospitality Promise of themonth, please stop bythe Clubhouse Reception desk to pick up an ExtraordinaryImpressions form to recognize them.

Thanks for joining us in making SandhillCove the best place to live!

NEW HOSPITALITY CAMPAIGNKICK OFF

We have reserved Box Seats at Roger Dean Sta-dium on Monday, February 24 as the St. LouisCardinals take on the Marlins with game time

starting at 1:05 p.m. Tickets are $45.00 p.p. the bus willdepart the Clubhouse at 11:30 a.m. Please be sure to signup in the Activity book or Odyssey. Everyone is Wel-come to join us! For additional information please contactPhyllis in the Social Office.

TAKE ME OUTTO THE BALL GAME!

John & Karen Edds..................................Feb 7Harry & Marie Bissell.............................Feb. 8Bill & Nancy Treece................................Feb. 21

Invitations have been mailed to our couples to joinPhyllis and Shawn in the Dining Room for a spe-cial complimentary anniversary dinner on Tues-

day, February 25 at 5:00 p.m. Please be sure toRSVP to Phyllis our Life Enrichment Director byFriday, February 21.


ORGANIZED ACTIVITIESDuplicate Bridge - Card RoomCo-Chairs: Dee Rice, Nancy Int-Hout

Tuesdays at 12:45 p.m. Sign up in advance with partner. Sin-gles call the chairman. Entry fee is $2.00. Guests welcome.Partnership Rubber Bridge - Card Room

Chair: Nancy Int-HoutFriday evening at 7:00 p.m.Organized partnership gameofRub-berBridge, playwith your ownpartner and chang tables every 4hands. Tables of 4 players. Sign up in advance. Entry fee $2.00.

Bible StudyLeader: Lilly-Ann Bailey | EveryMonday at 9:00am

BilliardsWednesday 10:00AM,Saturday 1:00PM

JeanneMarmitt -Mon.10:00AM |OpenGamesDailyBingoGames

Co-Chair: Louise Freeman &MeMeBailey1st&3rdTues. - 7:30 p.m.

Bocce BallTuesdays at 9:00amBook Club

Last Monday of the month - 2:00 p.m.Chipping&Putting

Ed&Nancy Carr, Helen Lavery&TerryMcCall:Saturdays at 9:30am

CribbageTomEvinrude: Saturdays 10:00am - Card Room

HorseshoesSaturday at 9:30amPing Pong

Jane Coutts | Saturdays - Pavilion - 9:00amMahjong

Chair: Jean Brennan |Wed. & Sat. - 1:00 p.m. - Card RoomBoardRummyCube

Wednesdays at 1:00 p.m. - Card RoomSHCCroquet Club

Pres.: Fran Atwood; VP: Lilly Ann BaileyEvery Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8:30am

ArtClassesWednesdays from 9:00AM -NoonAND 1:00pm - 4:00pm ...

Doris O’ConnorShuffleboard

Scorekeepers: Les Applegate & Jody Comas: Saturdays at9:30amCanasta

Mondays - 1:00 p.m.Rummy Cube

Mondays - 6:30 p.m. - Card Room

Variety of board games also available in Card Rm.

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Be sure to join us on Wednesday, February 5 as weenjoy viewing the Cut Blown Cast a contemporaryArt Glass Exhibit curated by Art Director Mary

Childs and the Duncan McClellan Gallery. Lunch will fol-low at the Riverwalk restaurant in downtown Stuart. Reser-vations required and be sure to sign up on Odyssey or in theActivity book. The bus will depart the Clubhouse at 10 a.m.and will return at approximately 2:30 p.m. We have re-served seats for the glass blowing demonstration whichwill be held at Memorial Park in Stuart at 1:15 p.m.

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SANDHILL COVE COMMITTEESLibrary CommitteeChair - Fran Atwood

Secretary - Edith StocksTreasurer - Dolores Gross

Julie BennettJean DeFedericoJean EldridgeMary Grey

Dollie HunnicuttPhyllis KordickBarbara LaMirand

Pat MorganSue MorrisseyNancy MurphyGrace Nola

Rigmor OlesenGlenn Paxton

Mary Ann RolekeJoanne SternJune Tozzo

Marketing CommitteeChairman - Terry McCall.

Donald AlixLes Applegate Sherry CorbettJoan CromerJean Eldridge

Geoffrey & Jennie FalbeyJoy Funston

Kathy GarlingtonDavid & Kathy Gideon

Darlene JonesKeith Klarin

Bill & Judy MillerPat MorganBruce NicholsGrace Nola

Marji RiemersmaSuzan RichdaleMarina SheeheyAnna SnappNorma Wright

FLiCRA CommitteeChairman - Louise Freeman

Doris BedellRobert ForbushJane Mace

Pete MorrisseyDoris O’Connor

Residents’ CouncilPresident - Merrill SnyderVice Pres - Louise FreemanTreasurer - Merrill Snyder

Class of 2020:Ellyn Capper Ty ForbushElmer JacobsClass of 2021:

Richard BlagbroughLouise FreemanMerrill SnyderClass of 2022Maria CampbellKeith KlarinPete Morrissey

Finance CommitteeChairman - Robert Forbush

Secretary - TBAClass of 2020: Robert ForbushBruce NicholsGeorge StewartClass of 2021:William CollinsPeter CorbettClass of 2022:Donald Alix

Charles MorganMerrill SnyderMichael Stern

HMS CommitteeChairman - Helen SeboldSecretary – Jane Coutts

Justine AnglandJulie Bennett

Maria CampbellAnn CoffinMaxine ColeJennie FalbeyGinny GentheDavid GideonHelen LaveryBob Nordin

Health Care CommitteeChairman - Bobbie SpilmanSecretaries - Carolyn Ben-ninger & Pat Klarin

Beverly AllenDon AlixErvin Betts

Shirley BramsonTerry McCallBob NordinPat Principe

Susan RichdaleWilliam SheeheyJune Tozzo

Landscape CommitteeChair - Barbara FoltsSec. - Barbara LaMirand

Bobbie BronsonGenie BuchananSherry CorbettDarlene JonesDon HallLiz Hall

Claire MerkelPat MorganRobert PetersEdith StocksJune Tozzo

Social CommitteeChairman - Dee RiceCo-Chair - Jody Comas

Lorraine AlixGenie BuchananJulie BennettNancy CarrTy Forbush

Mary Lou HainesPhyllis KordickGrace Nola

Marina Sheehey

Design ConsultationCommittee

Chair- Maria CampbellSecretary - Barbara Nordin

Ellyn CapperLouise FreemanBetsy Lee

Food & Beverage CommitteeChairman - Joan Collins

Justine AnglandShirley Baer

Lilly-Ann BaileyMarie Bissell Maria CampbellEllyn CapperLouise FreemanKathleen GideonMary Lou HainesGlenn PaxtonMarilyn Sterett

SHC FoundationBoard of Directors

President - Ty Forbush Mary Antaya

Lilly-Ann BaileyEthel ChristinPeter CorbettJane CouttsRoger Folts

Louise FreemanDon Harper

Anne Ruthling HolmbergKeith KlarinMerrill SnyderBobbie SpilmanAdvisors

Jack BrauntuchJohn O'Neil

SHC FoundationScholarship CommitteeCo-Chairs – Roger Folts &

Bobbie SpilmanLes ApplegateEllyn Capper

Kathy GarlingtonNancy Treece

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