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CHRONICLE
June Managed by
2019
Oil Painting by Sandhill Cove Resident Barbara Stoner
June Sandhill Cove 2019
SOCIAL EVENTS HAPPY
Tuesday, June 4 & 18....Bingo - 7:30 p.m. -
Card Room.
BIRTHDAY
Wednesday, June 5....Great Decisions Group -
“Middle East” - 2:00 p.m - Card Room. Tom Foster...............................June 1
Thursday, June 6....Ice Cream Social - 1:00 p.m. “Cinders” Brown.....................June 2
Lobby - Movie “My Fair Lady” - 1:30 p.m. - Edward Morgan......................June 2
Card Room. Lorraine Alix............................June 3
Carole Beasely........................June 3
Friday, June 7....A.E. Backus Art Gallery, Barbara Bolton.......................June 3
Manatee Observation & Lunch - 10:00 a.m. -
Fort Pierce. Boodie Hein............................June 4
Joseph Kelley..........................June 6
Saturday, June 8 & 29....Social Hour Ed Merkel................................June 6
Sing-a-Long - Lounge - 5:30 p.m. Barbara Folts..........................June 7
Wednesday, June 12....Anniversary Couples Din- Grace Bailey.........................June 12
ner - 5:00 p.m. - Coral Reef Room. Marie Bissell.........................June 12
Thursday, June 13....Jupiter Island Luncheon Mary Boelter.........................June 12
Cruise - Bus departs at 9:30 a.m. - Hutchinson Marilyn Frederick.................June 12
Island Marriot Gordon Belshaw...................June 13
Tom Evinrude.........................June 13
Friday, June 14....Gardens Mall shopping & James Vaux............................June 13
lunch - 9:30 a.m. Susan Vancil...........................June 13
Sunday, June 16....Father’s Day Cocktails & Din- Don Bailey..............................June 14
ner - Lobby & Dining room - 4:00 p.m. (An Elmer Jacobs..........................June 14
Evening in Greece) Becky Forster.........................June 16
Wednesday, June 19....Marketing Event - Joy Funston............................June 20
11:00 a.m. - Pavilion Jo Lebel.................................June 22
Thursday, June 20....Birthday Luncheon - John Pratt...............................June 23
12:00 noon - Dining room. Helen Rudtke.........................June 24
Frank Nola.............................June 25
Friday, June 21....Mystery Lunch???????? - Frank Menagh.......................June 26
11:30 a.m. David Gideon........................June 28
Tuesday, June 25....Dine Around - Ke’e Grill - William Sheehey....................June 30
Juno - 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday, June 19....Trivia - 7:00 p.m. -
Card room.
Thursday, June 27....”Mamma Mia” at Star
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Struck Theater - depart Sandhill at 6:30 p.m.
Friday, June 28....Popcorn Movie - “The Hunch-
back of Notre Dame” - 2:00p.m. - Card Room
JUNE BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON
ur complimentary Birthday Luncheon is planned
for Thursday, June 20 at 12:00noon in the dining
A.E. BACKUS ART GALLERY room. If you are celebrating your birthday in June
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and would like to attend the complimentary luncheon, a
AND LUNCH signup sheet is located in the Activity Book in front of the
Social Office or on Odyssey. Please make your reserva-
ome join us for a leisurely afternoon of art and pho- tion by Monday, June 17
tography " Through The Eye Of The Camera "
which focuses exclusively on photography as an Happy and Healthy June Birthday.
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artistic medium. I am sure many of our camera buffs will
enjoy this afternoon. Also on display are many oil/acrylic
paintings by the Highwaymen and other artist. Admission
SOCIAL HOUR & SING-A-LONG
is $3.00 p.p. Following our tour we will stop for lunch at veryone is welcome to join us for our Sing-A-
Cobb's restaurant located at the Marina in Fort Pierce. The Longs in the Clubhouse Lounge on June 8 and 29
date for our tour is Friday, June 7. The bus will depart the at 5:30pm. Don Bestor will be at the piano playing
Clubhouse at 10:00 a.m. Reservations required signup in some of our old time favorite songs. Don also enjoys
the Activity Book or Odyssey. playing requests. Join us before or after in the Lounge.
June Sandhill Cove 2019
EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH
Mark Godkin
Line Cook
Mark joined Sandhill Cove inApril
2015 as a Utility Worker. He re-
ceived a promotion in March 2016
as a Line Cook. Before working
for Sandhill Cove, he worked as a
baker at Publix.
Originally from Virginia, he grew up in Florida. He lived a
few years in New Hampshire and then came back to
Florida. He is happily married and has 2 cats.
Hobbies: he runs You Tube gaming channel and enjoys
going to Disney and the beach.
One country he would like to visit is Japan and Bora Bora.
His wife wants to swim with the Jellyfish. “Don’t be
scared, apparently these don’t sting”!
Mark shared this during his interview: “Everyone here is
kind and caring and it is a beautiful place to work. The res-
idents like to share their knowledge with us”.
Mark received a scholarship from SHC Foundation and he
is planning to study Cyber Security.
A few co-workers, had this to say about Mark: “Mark is
always happy and willing to go above and beyond for the
residents needs or to help a fellow co-worker out”. “He is
the best person I’ve worked with so far. He is very quick
with food and has a good work ethic”. “He is quick to sat-
isfy resident requests and will even remember the specific
way a resident likes their food.”
Please join us in congratulating Mark on being selected as
the Employee of the Month for June.
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SHOPPING AND LUNCH
ome join us on Friday, June 14 to explore all of the
lovely shops and boutiques at the Gardens Mall in
Palm Beach Gardens. Lunch will follow at the
restaurant of your choosing in the Mall. Reservations can be
made in the Activity book or Odyssey. The bus will depart
the Clubhouse at 9:30am and return at approximately
2:00pm.
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JUNE MYSTERY LUNCH ?????? ICE CREAM SOCIAL & A MOVIE
he Mystery Lunch is scheduled for Friday, June 21 hat a great way to spend a warm summer afternoon
when we would travel north of Sandhill Cove to our enjoying a delicious sundae and watching our fea-
final destination. Reservations are required. The bus tured film "My Fair Lady". Everyone is invited to
will depart the Clubhouse at 11:30am and return at ap- j'oin us in the Clubhouse lobby on Thursday, June 6. The ice
proximately 2:00pm. Reservations can be made in the Ac- cream social begins at 1:00pm in the Lobby followed by the
tivity book or Odyssey. movie at 1:30pm in the Card Room. All are Welcome!
GREAT
DECISIONS
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GROUP
he group discussion
this month will be on
the Middle East led by
resident Henry Salver. The
group will meet in Card
Room A on Wednesday, June
5 at 2:00pm.
POPCORN
MOVIE
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ur movie for June will
be "THE HUNCH-
BACK OF NOTRE
DAME" [1939] [1 hour & 55
minutes] on Friday, June 28
at 2:00 p.m. in Card Room A.
Overcome by lust, High Jus-
tice Frollo, a religious fraud,
dispatches deformed bell-
ringer Quasimodo to kidnap
winsome gypsy Esmeralda.
But Quasimodo is thwarted and
pays for his crime with a public
flogging. Esmeralda offers him
comfort, and her kindness kin-
dles his passion. When she's
later falsely convicted of mur-
der and condemned to death,
only the love-struck Quasi-
modo can save her.
CAST: Charles Laughton,
Cedric Hardwicke, Maureen
H. ISINGS TRAVEL 1-800-562-7672
O'Hara, Edmond O'Brien,
Thomas Mitchell, Walter
Hampden, Alan Marshall,
Katharine Alexander
June Sandhill Cove 2019
SANDHILL COVE SPOTLIGHT golf, she continued to be in charge of a group of women
who played every Thursday over a period of 30 years.
TERRY MCCALL She’s had 5 holes-in-one and was later honored for her ef-
Terry grew up in Canada outside forts with a special party.
Regina Saskatchewan where her Jack’s former boss, Hamer and Julie Wilson, and their
family had a cattle and grain friend, Helen Carpenter, moved to Sandhill Cove and, with
farm. She was one of eight, yes, that, Terry decided to move as well. She applied and
I said EIGHT, girls brought up moved into Gardens North in May 2018. She currently
by their mother as her father serves as the Chairperson of our SHC Marketing Commit-
passed at age 44. Three of them tee. Besides her love of golf, Terry also plays bridge. On
were nurses, one was a hair- Terry’s wall there is a map of her travels around the world.
dresser, three were secretaries, All you can see are little flags on it showing everywhere
and one got married right after she’s traveled!!! She proudly displays her trophies among
high school. When Terry was other purchases from her travels.
young, the family moved into
town leaving the farm to a competent assistant. After grad- Interviewed by Ann Coffin
uating from Dysart High School, Terry went on to Regina
Grey Nuns Hospital School of Nursing earning her RN. She FATHER'S DAY COCKTAILS
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AND DINNER
was a head nurse in the nursery for 2 1/2 years then she be-
came a flight attendant (at that time they required a nursing
degree). After 2 1/2 years working with the airlines, she re-
turned to work as a private-duty nurse. She was also a mem- ome join us on Sunday, June 16, starting at 4:00 p.m.
ber, of the Thetes Club, a charity for the Hospital for Crippled in the Clubhouse lounge for Cocktails followed by
Children in Victoria. In 1963 she met and married a man dinner in the dining room.
The entertainment that evening
from Texas, Jack, who was president of Tupperware Canada will be "An Evening in Greece"
(yes, we compared our Tupperware collection!!). With the with live authentic Greek music
permission of Tupperware, Terry was allowed to travel with and dancers. Reservations can be
Jack to meet with other Tupperware officials all over the made at the Hostess desk. The
world and travel they did!!! They lived in Toronto Canada, Staff would like to wish all of the
Melbourne Australia, Seattle Washington, San Diego and Gentlemen here at Sandhill Cove
San Francisco California. Terry’s part in this was to give and Water's Edge Health & Reha-
talks on positive attitude and the importance of good groom- bilitation Center a very "Happy
ing and cleanliness with the Tupperware sales people. While Father's Day".
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in Toronto, Terry became infected with the golfing bug!!!
In 1968 Jack became president of Tupperware of Australia, “MAMMA MIA” AT STAR STRUCK
New Zealand, Southeast Asia and Japan, and later moved
tar Struck Theater on Kanner Hwy. in Stuart will host
to Australia. With Jack’s job, they traveled all over, which the hit musical “Mamma Mia” on Thursday June 27.
allowed them to continue to play golf. She comments that Our bus will depart the Clubhouse at 6:30 p.m. and
their Clubs are nice but are lacking the social events that reservations required. Sign up in the Theater Book or
US Country Clubs offer. When Jack’s health started to de- Odyssey.
teriorate, they decided to take a trip around the world con-
necting with even more Tupperware people. As Terry
says, “Tupperware is all over the world.”
They soon moved to the US settling in Seattle and in 1991
Terry became a US citizen. They then moved on to Califor-
nia, first in San Francisco then settling into the San Diego area.
They found a small town outside the city in the valley. It was
nestled in the mountains rich with citrus and avocado trees. A
beautiful time of their lives.
Terry resumed her passion for golf and she had won sev-
eral club championships. From that point, Terry and Jack
moved to Florida, first to Ft. Myers then finally to Pipers
Landing Country Club here in Palm City and resided there
for 31 years. Jack passed in 1998. With Terry’s love of
Sunday Monday Tuesday
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Events in red bold DINE AROUND
print with an
his month's dine around selec-
asterisk* require tion is to Ke'e Grill located in
Reservations. Juno Beach. The menu selec-
tions consist of rack of lamb, fish,
steaks and seafood. The date will be
Committee Meetings Tuesday, June 25. The bus will depart
are in the Clubhouse at 5:00 p.m. Reserva-
Blue bold italics. tions required. Be sure to sign up in the
Activity book or Odyssey.
2 3 49:00am *Publix Transportation
8:30 - 10:30am *Transporta- 8:00-3:00pm *Transp to Prof
tion to churches in Palm City Offices 9:00am Croquet Practice
12:00pm Catholic Services on 9:00am Bocce Ball 11:00am *Publix Transportation
Channel 243 10:00am Hustlers 12:45pm Duplicate Bridge
2:00pm Open Bridge, Card Rm 10:00am Food & Bev Cmte, Conf 1:30pm *Walgreens Transporta-
1:00pm Canasta, Card Rm B tion
2:00pm Landscape Cmte, Cd Rm A 7:30pm Bingo, Card Room B
5:00pm Mix & Mingle Monday,
Clubhouse Lobby/Lounge
6:30pm Dominoes, Card Rm B
98:30 - 10:30am *Transporta- 10 11
8:00-3:00pm *Trans to Prof. office 9:00am *Publix Transportation
tion to churches in Palm City 9:00am Bocce Ball 9:00am Croquet Practice
12:00pm Catholic Services on 10:00am Hustlers 10:30am Mktg Cmte, Card Rm Terr
Channel 243 1:00pm Canasta, Card Rm 11:00am *Publix Transportation
2:00pm Open Bridge, Card Rm 5:00pm Mix & Mingle Monday, 12:45pm Duplicate Bridge
Clubhouse Lobby/Lounge 1:30pm *Walgreens Transporta-
6:30pm Dominoes, Card Rm B tion
16 Father’s Day 17 18
8:30 - 10:30am *Transporta- 8:00-3:00pm *Trans to Prof. office 9:00am *Publix Transportation
tion to churches in Palm City 9:00am Bocce Ball 9:00am Croquet Practice
12:00pm Catholic Services on 9:30am HMS Cmte, Conf Rm 11:00am *Publix transportation
Channel 243 10:00am Hustlers 12:45pm Duplicate Bridge
2:00pm Open Bridge, Card Rm 1:00pm Canasta, Card Rm B 1:30pm *Walgreens Transporta-
4:00pm *Father's Day Cock- 3:00pm Healthcare Cmte, W Edge tion
tails, Clubhouse Lobby 5:00pm Mix & Mingle Monday, 7:30pm Bingo, Card Room B
5:00pm *Father's Day Din- Clubhouse Lobby/Lounge
ner, Dining Room [Reserva- 6:30pm Dominoes, Card Rm B
tions Required @ Hostess
23/30 24 25
Desk]
8:30 - 10:30am *Transportation 8:00-3:00pm *Transp to Prof Of- 9:00am *Publix Transportation
to churches in Palm City fices 9:00am Croquet Practice
12:00pm Catholic Services on 9:00am Bocce Ball 11:00am *Publix Transportation
Channel 243 10:00am Hustlers 12:30pm *Walmart Transportation
2:00pm Open Bridge, Card Rm 1:00pm Canasta, Card Rm 12:45pm Duplicate Bridge
2:00pm Bookworms Meet, Library 1:30pm *Walgreens Transporta-
5:00pm Mix & Mingle Monday, tion
Clubhouse Lobby/Lounge 5:00pm *Dine Around - Ke'e Grill,
6:30pm Dominoes, Card Rm B Juno Beach
8 Dimensions of Wellness Social Emotional Vocational IntellectualWednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
19:00am Croquet Practice
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JUPITER ISLAND LUNCHEON CRUISE
9:30am Chipping, Putting, Horse-
ome join us for a leisurely cruise down the intracoastal to Jupiter Island on Thursday, shoes & Shuffleboard
June 13 aboard the Island Princess which has a spacious upper deck and air conditioned 11:00am Deep Thinkers Chess,
lower deck. The boat's Captain will narrate our three hour journey. We will pass by the Lounge
1:00pm Hustlers
beautiful homes of many of the rich and famous on Jupiter Island. A delicious box lunch will be 3:00pm & 7:00pm Saturday In-
served aboard the vessel as well as a continental breakfast upon boarding. The cost for the cruise House Movie, Card Rm A -- "Leg-
and lunch is $53.25 per person. The bus will depart for Hutchinson Island at 9:30am and return end of Bagger Vance" [2000]
at approximately 5:00pm. Reservations can be made on Odyssey or in the Activity book. [PG-13]
5 6 7 89:00am Croquet Practice
8am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices 8am-3pm *Trans Prof. offices 10:00am *A.E. Backus Art
Gallery, Manatee Observation 9:30am Chipping, Putting, Horse-
9:00am Art Class, Art Studio 9:00am Croquet Practice shoes & Shuffleboard
10:00am Hustlers 1:00pm Hustlers Center & Lunch, Ft. Pierce 11:00am Deep Thinkers Chess, Lge
1:00pm Rummy Cube & Mahjong 1:00pm Needleworker's Guild 1:00pm Hustlers
2:00pm Great Decisions, Card 1:00pm Ice Cream Social & A 7:00pm Bridge, Card Rm B 3:00pm & 7:00pm Saturday In-
Room A Movie, Lobby & Card Room A House Movie, Card Rm A --
"My Fair Lady" [1964][G] Check the Wellness Calendar "Apollo 11" [2019] [G]
for all exercise classes 5:30pm Social Hour Sing-A-Long,
Lounge
12 13 14 Flag Day 15
9:00am Croquet Practice
8am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices 8am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices 9:30am *Gardens Mall - shop &
9:00am Art Class, Art Studio 9:00am Croquet Practice lunch, West Palm Beach 9:30am Chipping, Putting, Horse-
10:00am Hustlers 9:30am *Jupiter Island Luncheon shoes & Shuffleboard
1:00pm Rummy Cube & Mahjong Cruise, Hutchinson Island 7:00pm Bridge, Card Rm B 11:00am Deep Thinkers Chess,
2:00pm A Cup Of Joe With Perrigo, 1:00pm Hustlers Lounge
Pavilion 1:00pm Needleworkers Guild, Library Check the Wellness Calendar for 1:00pm Hustlers
5:00pm *Anniversary Couples Din- 1:30pm Caregivers Support Group, all exercise classes 3:00 & 7:00pm Saturday In-House
ner, Coral Reef Room Card Room B Movie, Card Rm -- "Flags of our
Fathers" [2006] [R]
19 20 21 Summer Solstice 22
9:00am Croquet Practice
8am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices 8am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices 11:30am *Mystery Lunch Bunch,
9:00am Art Class, Art Studio 9:00am Croquet Practice ??????????? 9:30am Chipping, Putting,
9:00am Finance Cmte, Conference Horseshoes & Shuffleboard
10:00am Hustlers
11:00am *Marketing Event, Pavil- 12:00noon *Birthday Luncheon 7:00pm Bridge, Card Room B 11:00am Deep Thinkers Chess,
1:00pm Hustlers Lounge
ion Check the Wellness Calendar for 1:00pm Hustlers
1:00pm Rummy Cube & Mahjong 1:00pm The Needleworkers Guild, all exercise classes 3:00 & 7:00pm Saturday In-
2:00pm Genealogy Club Meeting, Library House Movie, Card Rm --
Card Room A 2:00pm Social Cmte, Conference Rm "Avatar" [2009] [PG-13]
7:00pm *Trivia Night, Card
Rooms
26 27 28 29
8am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices 8am-3pm *Trans to Prof. offices 9:30am Residents' Council, 9:00am Croquet Practice
9:00am Art Class, Art Studio 9:00am Croquet Practice Conference Rm 9:30am Chipping, Putting,
10:00am Hustlers 1:00pm Hustlers Horseshoes & Shuffleboard
2:00pm Popcorn Movie "Hunchback
1:00pm The Needleworkers Guild, of Notre Dame" [1939] [NR], Card 11:00am Deep Thinkers Chess,
1:00pm Rummy Cube & Mahjong Lounge
Library Room A 1:00pm Hustlers
6:30pm *”Mamma Mia”, Star 3:00 & 7:00pm Saturday In-
Struck Theater - Stuart 7:00pm Bridge, Card Room B House Movie, Card Rm -- "A
Hole in the Head" [1959] [NR]
Check the Wellness Calendar for 5:30pm Social Hour Sing-A-
all exercise classes Long, Clubhouse Lounge
Spiritual Physical Activity Health Services EnvironmentalJune Sandhill Cove 2019
SANDHILL COVE
FOUNDATION
DISTRIBUTES
$93,300 IN
SCHOLARSHIPS
The Sandhill Cove Foundation distributed $93,300 tinued its generous mission. Residents of Sandhill
in scholarship stipends to 30 people in May. Schol- Cove set up, finance and run the foundation.
arships recipients were David Adler, Taylor Arendt,
Members of the Scholarship Committee who inter-
Anthony Armstrong, Aaron Arroyo, Orfeo Bac-
viewed and helped select recipients were Roger
chiocchi, Tariq Bacon, Yolanda Boatwright, Bonnie
Folts and Bobbie Spilman, co-chairs, and Ellyn Cap-
Burandt, Cameron Lee Cardona, Olivia Dodge,
per, Katherine Garlington, Nancy Treece and Les
Shannon Duggan, Cheyenna Duphren, Kerry Exan-
Applegate.
tus, Terry Exantus, Darlie Gabriel, Mark Godkin,
Bianca Hampton, Shelby Helms, Demetrius John- Keynote speaker at the May 1 scholarship award
son, Peyton Kneubehl, Saveya Levers, Devion Louis program was John Loesser, former executive and
Pierre, Stephanie Mijares Pineda, Dalton Pohl, artistic director of the Lyric Theatre, who encour-
Sarah Poltroneiri, Shantia Reid, Austin Segala, Ka- aged the students to always be open to change in
rina Teixeira, Joronda Thompson and Michelle Tru- their career paths.
itt. Eighteen of these recipients are pictured here.
Twenty-two of the scholars will attend Indian River
(Photo: Jackie Holfelder/Special to TCPalm)
State College, with the other eight going to other
In the four years it’s been in existence, the Sandhill schools in Florida. Fifteen recipients were employ-
Cove Foundation has distributed some $350,000 in ees from the Health Center, Food and Beverage, G
scholarships to Sandhill Cove Retirement Living & A and Plant and 15 were children of employees.
employees and their children to use to continue their
Sandhill Cove Foundation has received more than
education.
687 donations from residents since its inception in
This year, the foundation gave out $93,300 in August 2015. For more information, call Ty Forbush
stipends to 30 people as the 501(c)3 nonprofit con- at 561-747-4332.June Sandhill Cove 2019
SANDHILL COVE COMMITTEE MEETINGS
Residents’ Council - 4th Friday at 9:30 AM Landscape Committee - 1st Monday at 2:00 PM
Finance Committee - June 20 at 9:00 AM Food & Bev. Committee - 1st Monday at 10:00 AM
Social Committee - 3rd Thursday at 2:00 PM Health Care Committee - 3rd Monday at 3:00 PM
Executive Director’s Meeting - 2nd Wednesday at 2:00 PM Marketing Committee - 2nd Tuesday at 10:30 AM
Sandhill Cove Foundation, Inc., Board of Directors - House., Maint. & Sec. Committee - 3rd Monday at 9:30 AM
3rd Wednesday at 3:00 PM Library Committee - No Meetings Till September
2019-2020 TRIVIA NIGHT
LYRIC THEATER SHOWS What team will capture the TRIVIA TROPHY this
Friday, November 15 – Evening at the Copaca- month?? Come and join an evening of fun with some of
the wildest answers ever! Your team could be the next
bana - $40.00 p.p. Bus departs at 6:30 p.m. winning team! Join us on Wednesday June 19 at 7:00 p.m.
Tuesday, December 3- Four Italian Tenors - April Trivia winners are pictured below.
$45.00 p.p. Bus departs at 6:30 p.m.
Friday, December 13- Peter White Christmas-
$38.00 pp. Bus departs at 5:30 p.m.
Thurs. Jan. 9 – Cirquesco - $40.00 p.p. Bus de-
parts at 6:30 p.m.
Tues. Feb. 4 – The Ultimate ABBA tribute
$40.00 p.p. Bus departs at 5:30 p.m.
Thurs. Feb. 6- Cocktail Cabaret-$40.00 p.p. Bus
departs at 6:30 p.m.
Fri. Feb 28 – Tribute to the Bee Gees- $40.00
p.p. Bus departs at 5:30 p.m.
Wed. March 18 – Neil Berg’s 50 years of Rock
& Roll - $50.00 p.p. Bus departs at 6:30 p.m.
T
A brief description of each of these shows are lo- CUP OF JOE WITH PERRIGO
cated in the Activity Book. The amount that is
listed is the group rate for 10 tickets or more. he monthly meeting with the Executive Director
Reservations can be made in the Activity Book Shawn Perrigo will be held on Wednesday, June 12 at
2:00pm in the Pavilion. We would like to invite our
or on Odyssey. If you have any questions, please new Residents to join us for a brief introduction and welcome
contact the Social Office. them to our community.
Ernie & Libby Peixotto.....................................June 6
George & Betsy Stewart...................................June 12
Dick & Barbara LaMirand..............................June 13
Roger & Barbara Folts.....................................June 18
John & Helen Sebold.......................................June 18
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Michael & Joann Stern....................................June 19
William & Barbara Whitman.........................June 20
Herbert & Mary Ann Roleke.........................June 25
hyllis, our Life Enrichment Director, will be
mailing out invitations to all of our wonderful
couples celebrating their Wedding Anniversaries
in June and invite them to a complimentary dinner in
the Coral Reef Room on Wednesday, June 12 at
5:00pm ... Please R.S.V.P. by Friday, June 7.June Sandhill Cove 2019
WELCOME TO SANDHILL COVE ORGANIZED ACTIVITIES
Meredith Smith.............................Waterside 308 Duplicate Bridge - Card Room
Co-Chairs: Dee Rice, Nancy Int-Hout
Donald & Lorraine Alix........... Gardens N 1105 Tuesdays at 12:45 p.m. Sign up in advance with partner. Sin-
Suzan Richdale..............................Waterside 202 gles call the chairman. Entry fee is $2.00. Guests welcome.
Charles & Patricia Morgan.........Gardens S 244 Partnership Rubber Bridge - Card Room
Mary June Tozzo.......................... Waterside 322 Chair: Nancy Int-Hout
Friday evening at 7:00 p.m. Organized partnership game of Rub-
William & Mary Miller..............................GS242 ber Bridge, play with your own partner and chang tables every 4
hands. Tables of 4 players. Sign up in advance. Entry fee $2.00.
Needle Worker’s Guild
Leaders: Maria Campbell | Louise Freeman
Every Thursday at 1:00 PM
Bible Study
Leader: Lilly-Ann Bailey | On Hiatus until the Fall
Billiards
Wednesday 10:00 AM, Saturday 1:00 PM
Thursday 1:00 PM
Jeanne Marmitt - Mon.10:00 AM | Open Games Daily
Bingo Games
PA R K
Co-Chair: Louise Freeman & Don Bailey
1st & 3rd Tues. - 7:30 p.m.
Bocce Ball
PHARMACY
Mondays at 9:00 a.m.
Book Club
Last Monday of the month - 2:00 p.m.
Chipping & Putting
Bill & Nancy Treece , Dottie Hamilton: Saturdays - 9:30 a.m.
Horseshoes
700 E Ocean Blvd Frank Menagh: Saturdays - 9:30 a.m.
(772) 287-4049
Stuart, FL 34994 Ping Pong
Jane Coutts | Saturdays - Pavilion - No organized games
Open play is encouraged
Mahjong
Offering For Your Convenience: Chair: Jean Brennan | Wed. & Sat. - 1:00 p.m. - Card Room
* Free Delivery * Board Rummy Cube
Wednesdays at 1:00 p.m. - Card Room
* Monthly Charge Accounts * SHC Croquet Club
* 24 Hour Emergency Service * Pres.: Fran Atwood; VP: Lilly Ann Bailey
Practice: Tues, Thur & Sat at 8:30 a.m.
* Nursing Home Service *
Art Classes
* Competitive Pricing * Wednesdays from 9:00 AM - Noon ... Doris O’Connor
* Drive through convenience * Shuffleboard
Scorekeeper: Jeanne Jarden | Saturdays - 9:30 a.m.
Monthly Packaging Of Medications In Canasta
Mondays - 1:00 p.m.
"The Medicine On Time System" Dominoes
An Easy & Convenient Way To Remember To Mondays - 6:30 p.m. - Card Room
Take Medications The Sandhill Thespians
Variety Show Meeting - Date and Time To Be Announced
- Round Table in the Lounge
Florida Registered Pharmacist
A variety of board games are available
Edward A. Justice, R.Ph. in the Card Room.June Sandhill Cove 2019
SANDHILL COVE COMMITTEES
Residents’ Council Food & Beverage Committee Health Care Committee Marketing Committee
President - Helen Sebold Chairman - Joan Collins Chairman - Bobbie Spilman Chairman - Terry McCall.
Vice Pres - Louise Freeman Justine Angland Secretaries - Ann Coffin & Les Applegate
Secretary - Barbara Folts Lilly-Ann Bailey Henry Salver Shirley Baer
Treasurer - George Stewart Doris Bedell Robert Bailey Genie Buchanan
Class of 2019: Marie Bissell Carolyn Berringer Jody Comas
Barbara Folts Maria Campbell Ann Coffin Sherry Corbett
Helen Sebold Ellyn Capper Joe Kelley Geoffrey & Jennie Falbey
George Stewart Mary Lou Haines Helen Natoli Joy Funston
Class of 2020: Joanne Hoglund Robert Nordin Kathy Garlington
Ellyn Capper Pat Klarin Pat Principe Mary Lou Haines
Ty Forbush Glenn Paxton Bobbi Spilman Patricia Hendricks
Elmer Jacobs Marilyn Sterett Judy Williams Marianne Hickey
Class of 2021: LaVaughn Tilton Pat Klarin
Richard Blagbrough Library Committee Bruce Nichols
Louise Freeman Landscape Committee Chair - Fran Atwood Grace Nola
Merrill Snyder Chair - Barbara LaMirand Treasurer - Sarah Armellini Marji Riemersma
Finance Committee Secretary - Barbara Folts Fran Atwood Anna Snapp
Chairman - George Stewart Genie Buchanan Shirley Baer LaVaughn Tilton
Secretary - Robert Forbush Sherry Corbett Julie Bennett
Class of 2019: Dolly Hunnicutt Ruth Daunoras SHC Foundation
Roger Folts Jean McKay Jean Difederico Board of Directors
Donald Gross Claire Merkel Jean Eldridge President - Ty Forbush
Keith Klarin Robert Peters Dolores Gross Lilly-Ann Bailey
George Stewart Henry Salver Dolly Hunnicut Jack Brauntuch
Class of 2020: Edith Stocks Nancy Int-Hout Ethel Christin
Robert Angland Norma Wright Barbara LaMirand Peter Corbett
Robert Forbush Sue Morrissey Louise Freeman
Bruce Nichols Social Committee Nancy Murphy Don Harper
Class of 2021: Chairman - Dee Rice Diane Nichols Anne Ruthling Holmberg
William Collins Co-Chair - Jody Comas Grace Nola Keith Klarin
Peter Corbett Secretary - Anna Snapp Barbara Nordin John O'Neil
Genie Buchanan Glenn Paxton Merrill Snyder
HMS Committee Julie Bennett Joanne Stern
Conservation Committee Jennie Falbey Edith Stocks SHC Foundation
is a subcommittee Mary Lou Haines Marji Riemersma Scholarship Committee
Chairman - Bob Nordin Ty Forbush Barbara Wood Co-Chairs – Roger Folts &
Vice Chair - Jennie Falbey Grace Nola Bobbie Spilman
Secretary – Jane Coutts FLiCRA Committee Les Applegate
Julie Bennett Design Consultation Chairman - Louise Freeman Ellyn Capper
Maria Campbell Committee Doris Bedell Cathy Garlington
Ann Coffin Chair- Maria Campbell Robert Forbush Nancy Treece
Maxine Cole Secretary - Barbara Nordin Jane Mace
Helen Lavery Ellyn Capper Pete Morrissey
Nancy Treece Louise Freeman Doris O’Connor
Louise Freeman - Member Betsy Lee
At Large
William H. Davenport, M.D.
John M. Guerrero, M.D.
Nelson C. Klaus, III, M.D.
Michael F. Carelli, O.D.
Clifford L. Salinger, M.D.
Roger Romer, Optician
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