P R O G R A M B U L L E T I N Hawthorne Today-HTV Program Schedule Channel 98

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1 January 19, 2018 What did you think of Blade Runner 2049? Warner Bros. Entertainment has contacted Hawthorne informing us that one of our subscribers has offered Blade Runner 2049 to others from their assigned IP address in violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. We are in the process of an inquiry on who violated this federal law. REMINDER: It is illegal to sell or share downloaded material. P R O G R A M B U L L E T I N Hawthorne Today-HTV Program Schedule Channel 98 Live show daily at 9AM. Re-broadcast at 12:30PM, 3PM, 5PM, 7PM, 9PM, 11PM, 3AM, and 7AM Day Date Program & Guest Host Announcer/Camera Sat/Sun 1/20-1/21 Re-broadcast from January 19 th Dr. Radnothy Jo Ann Linda Kowalik / Leo Monday 1/22 Let s Go Clubbing / Lapidary Tuesday 1/23 Memorial Fund Page 1 of 6 Hunter George Wolf Wednesday 1/24 Dr. Jim / Diabetes Kay Moon Sandy Thursday 1/25 TBD Fierce Sandy Friday 1/26 Sharyn Germ / Website Fierce Heller Kay Williams / Donnie Gelfo Mary Alice Morris / Bruce Brantner Alice Crotty / Dick Babcock Carol Devlin / Bruce Brantner SATURDAY Arizona Rummy: 1/20, in the Lemon Room. See you there. Fine Arts Brunch: 1/20, arrive at 10:00 AM, Brunch served at 10:30 AM. Card Bingo will follow the Brunch. We look forward to spending the day with you. Make sure to sign the back of your tickets. Saturday Night Dance: 1/20, 7:00-10:00 PM in the Auditorium with music by Visions. Residents and Guests are $5.00. Shuffleboard Monthly Meeting: 1/20, 9:00 AM in the Lemon Lime Room. Open to all Hawthorne residents interested in shuffleboard. Shuffleboard In-House Hoss Collar Tournament: 1/27, 8AM-2PM at the Courts. Hoss Collar is easy to learn, fun variation of traditional Shuffleboard and all ability levels are welcome. Cash prizes awarded thanks to our Tournament sponsor Edward Jones Investments. Free coffee & donuts at the courts between 8-8:45 AM, play begins at 9 AM. Saturday Night Dance: 1/27, 7:00-10:00 PM in the Auditorium with music by Starburst. Residents & Guests $5.00. Archery Club Shooting Tournament: 1/27, 10:00 AM at the Archery Field. Come on out and enjoy watching some great archers.

2 Ladies Softball Home Game: 1/27, 10:30 AM against Del Webb 3. Come to the field and cheer them Hospitality Club Valentine Lunch and Card Party: 2/10, 12-3 PM in the Auditorium tickets are $8.00 and will be sold 1/25 thru 2/2. Gather your friends and neighbors and reserve a table to play your favorite game. Safety Seminar: 2/17, 10:00 AM in the Lemon/Lime and Palm Rooms. Don s Golf Cart will be here along with information on smoke alarms, etc. Come on out for some valuable information on safety. VFW Poker Run: 2/24, 9-12 noon Auditorium. Community tickets are $5 or 3 for $10 and tickets sold 2/5 thru 2/24 (Tally Cards) Join the fun and play in the VFW Poker Run. Seven stations will be set up around the community where you can walk, drive, bike, etc. to each station to get your playing cards selection. There will be 3 winners based on best 5 cards of seven played. SUNDAY Concert Series: 1/21, 3:00 PM in the Auditorium. Concert Series presents The Byrne Brothers from Donegal, Ireland. They dance and sing sharing a world of culture and tradition. Doors open at 2:00 PM. Single Performance tickets $15 at the door. Dragon Boat Ice Cream Social Card Bingo: 1/28, 6:00 PM in the Auditorium. Tickets on sale 1/16 thru 1/25. $4.00 per ticket and $1.00 goes towards Card Bingo. 50/50 drawings. Super Bowl Party: 2/4, 5:00 PM in the Lemon Lime Room. Norm s Super Bowl Party. Sign up at the information center bring a dish to share. MONDAY Maine Pot Luck: 1/29, 5:30 PM in Lemon/Lime Rooms. Bring your own place setting and BYOB. Camping Club Valentine s Sweetheart Basket Raffle: 2/12, 11:30 AM. Tickets are $5.00 each and the drawing will be 2/12 at 11:30 AM in the Hall. Tickets will be sold from 1/22 to 2/12. TUESDAY Golden 50/80 Dinner: 1/23, 5:00 PM Social 5:30 PM Dinner in the Dan Gorden Hall. $10.00 tickets sold thru 1/18 BYOB snacks provided, Menu: Meat loaf, Caesar salad, Apple cobbler with ice cream. Entertainment by Reeds & Strings. Chair Volleyball: 1/23, 1:00 PM in the Lemon Lime Rooms. Men s Home Softball Game Div. 3: 1/23, 9:30 AM against Spruce Creek A. Come down to cheer us Men s Home Softball Game Div. 4: 1/23, 11:00 AM against Summer Glen. Come down to cheer us Men s Home Softball Game Div. 6: 1/23, 12:30 PM against Summer Glen. Come down to cheer us Wisconsin Club Lunch: 1/23, 12 Noon will meet at Perkin s on Hwy 27. New members welcome sign up at the information center. New Officers need to be voted in. Fine Arts: 1/30, 9:00 AM in the Fine Arts Room. Zentangle class join the new pen/ink craze. No drawing experience needed. Beginners $ 5.00 arrive at 9:00 AM, returning students arrive at 10:00 AM. Class runs until noon. Sign up at the information center by 1/22. Newcomers 60 s Dinner Dance: 2/6, 5:00 PM in the Auditorium. Tickets on sale 1/29 thru 2/2 tickets $ 5 per person. John Corcoran will play 60 s tunes. Wearing 60 s outfits welcome. Menu includes Sloppy Joe s, Potatoe Salad, Coleslaw, Desserts. BYOB open to residents two years or less. New York Club Be My Valentine Community Dinner Dance : 2/13, 5:00 PM in the Auditorium. Tickets on sale 1/24 thru 2/6 $ 10 per person. Family style Turkey Dinner with all the fixings, dessert, coffee and ice tea. Dancing with Bob Watts Entertainment following dinner.50/50, door prizes. BYOB All are welcome only 150 tickets will be sold. WEDNESDAY Page 2 of 6

3 AARP Health Screening: 1/17, 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM in the Lemon/Lime Rooms. Come have your vision checked by Pearl Vision, your hearing checked by Connect Hearing, glucose checked by Hawthorne EMT s and blood pressure checked by our nurses. Gary will be available to laminate your medical cards. Remember all services are free. Windows Users Group: 1/17, 6:30 PM in the Lime Room. NOTICE January meeting changes. Ladies Softball Home Game: 1/24, 10:30 AM against Plantation 4. Come to the field to cheer them First Year Residents Reception: Just a reminder if you have received an invitation it is 1/24 at 1:00 PM in Lemon/Lime/Palm and Hospitality Rooms. Bus to Paddock Mall (Ocala): 1/31, everyone meet at flagpole, bus leaves 9:00 AM arrives at mall at 10:00 AM, leaves to come home at 2:00 PM. A minimum of ten (10) riders required for this bus trip. Please call to make reservation. THURSDAY Shuffleboard Northern District No Two Pro s Tournament: 1/18 & 1/19 at 8:00 AM. Come join your friends and neighbors from Hawthorne as they compete against the best men and lady players throughout the Northern District of Florida. Registration with coffee and donuts between 8:00 and 8:45 AM with play beginning at 9:00 AM. Lunch will be served both days in the Hall 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM and is open to all Hawthorne residents. Citizen s Academy: 1/25, 2:00 PM in the Auditorium free tickets given away 1/16 thru 1/23. Come learn about the volunteer health services Hawthorne residents can take advantage of, information on 7 different services, how to contact each and what benefits they offer to residents. Important for all! V.I.S.A. (Visually Impaired Socially Active): 2/1, 10:00 AM in the Auditorium. Eye care specialists Jackie Church will teach us how to properly handle and care for our glasses. She works at Fishmant Sheridan Eye Care here in Leesburg. Everyone is welcome. FRIDAY Hawthorne Men s Softball Home Game Div.3: 1/19, 9:30 AM against Summer Glen. Come down to cheer us Hawthorne Men s Softball Home Game Div.4: 1/19, 11:00 AM against Plantation. Come down to cheer us Hawthorne Men s Softball Home Game Div.6: 1/19, 12:30 PM against Water Oak. Come on down to cheer us Softball Dance: 1/19, 7-10:00 PM in the Auditorium. Tickets are $5 and on sale from 1/15 thru 1/19 and at the door if not sold out. John Corcoran, Hawthorne s very own D.J, will be entertaining us. Come down and enjoy the fun. Door prizes and 50/50. HRCA Investment Committee Meeting: 1/19, 10:00 AM in the Administration Conference Room. AARP: 1/19, 12:30 PM in the Lemon Lime Room. Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Perry will be our speaker on the subject of Muscle Sparing Surgery. A 10-year Experience, Custom & Robotic Knee Resurfacing. Hawthorne Memorial Fund Annual Meeting: 1/26, 3:00 PM in Lemon/Lime Room. All residents are invited. Men s Home Softball Game Div. 3: 1/26, 9:30 AM against Clerbrook. Come down to cheer us on and stop by the Dugout Café. Men s Home Softball Game Div. 4: 1/26, 11:00 AM against Plantation. Come down to cheer us on and stop by the Dugout Café. Sox & Boots: 1/26, 7:30-10:30 PM in the Auditorium. Come join us for a night of fun featuring our NEW BAND COPPER CANYON. Tickets are $5.00 and sold 1/24 thru 1/26 and if not sold out at the door. Brown Bag: 2/2, 11:30 AM in the Auditorium. Hawthorne s own Carl Adcox Musician/Singer will be entertaining us. Carl puts on a great show and we think you will enjoy him. Come with your lunch and Page 3 of 6

4 enjoy the entertainment which starts at 12 noon. Door prizes, coffee, tea provided. Donations appreciated. Gun Club: Due to great interest the 2/9 Concealed Weapons Class is full. Another class 2/16 is being offered at 9:00 at the Marina. Sign-up sheet will be on the Information Center. Watch bulletin for details. Entertainment Club: 2/9, 7-9 PM $10.00 per person tickets on sale 2/5 thru 2/9 and sold at the door if not sold out. This is the show of the season. George Orr s tribute to Rod Stewart. He looks, acts and sings just like Rod Stewart. Lapidary Valentine Gift Sale: 2/9, 10 AM - 2 PM in the Craft Room. Come check out gifts for your sweetie for Valentine s Day. All merchandise made by Lapidary club members. NOTICES Pinochle: Pinochle is played Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 6:00 PM in the Palm Room. Please change your calendars. Shuffleboard Florida State Amateur Doubles Tournament: 1/29 and 1/30. Come join your friends and neighbors from Hawthorne as they compete against the best amateur men and lady players from throughout the State of Florida. Registration with coffee and donuts in the hall at 8-8:45 AM and play at 9:00 AM. Lunch served both days in the Hall 10:30 AM to 12 Noon and open to all residents. Club Hawthorne Council Needs You: The Council is recruiting people interested in interviewing for the position of Council Finance Officer. As Finance Officer you also have a vote on Council matters. If you are interested, please stop in at the Program office in the Hall and request the Finance Office Job Description. We will be interviewing eligible candidates. Rummage Sale: Looking ahead to the future needs, the rummage sale chairmen are looking for anyone with an interest in taking over the supervision and planning of yearlong activities, culminating in the actual sale. The person would work closely this year with present chairmen and learn the ropes. If you think you might be interested, call Allan Pinkham at Community Pride: Recommends holding back trimming frost damaged plants until end of February. If cut too soon additional damage can occur. The damage can even protect the plant until it gets warmer. Canadian Social: Please save the date Friday, 2/16 at 4:00 PM at the Marina. Call Charlie Burchell or Shirley at Sign up at the Information Center. Notice: I am so happy to know all the guys in Hawthorne have good balance, are strong in good shape- Right? If you think maybe this does not sound like you perhaps you should try the Yoga class for men every Wednesday at 2:00 PM in the Lemon Lime Rooms. Strength, Balance, Flexibility are the primary focus. Get off that couch and do something good for yourself, now drop that cheeseburger, and come on down. Hawthorne Bike Club News: Bicycle riders meet at the clubhouse flagpole 9:00 AM Tuesday & Saturday mornings for a ride around Hawthorne. All riders are welcome to join us. After the Tuesday rides we have coffee in the Hospitably Room. On Thursday, January 25 th at 10:00 AM we will transport bikes to the Leesburg, Wildwood paved trail and have lunch afterward at a local restaurant. Please meet at the flagpole. Questions can be directed at John or Pam Knowlton Quilling: Due to illness quilling that usually meets Monday s at 10:00 AM in the Palm Room is cancelled for the rest of the season. Page 4 of 6

5 Rummage Sale: Shed #1 will be open every Thursday 10AM to 12 Noon in January. If you have large items please call or by Wednesday each week. As a reminder we do not accept pressboard items, beds, appliance, sofa beds, televisions older than Also windows, doors (aluminum or wood) are not acceptable. Do not leave items when the sheds are closed at any time. AARP Recycling Cans; AARP has a great need for someone to help with our can recycling project. Call Bud Frank or Barb Weese for details. Work at your own pace. You are your own boss. Notice Social Dance: We will be having dance lessons starting Friday January 19 at 3:00 PM in the Marina main room. They will run for 8 weeks and will cost $64.00 per couple. Charlie and Joanne from Forever Ballroom will be teaching swing and foxtrot. If interested, call Shirley Hurt at Community Service Connection: Happy New Year to all from the Community Service Connection. We ask you to consider just giving 3 hours of your time in 2018 to stay with a shut-in while your spouse enjoys some free time from responsibility. Not 3 hours a week just 3 hours for the whole year. Your help will enable fulltime volunteers to enjoy some time off. 24/7 caregivers need a little extra time to enjoy some needed time. Thanks for considering this request. The need is greater than you can imagine. To volunteer call Gail Fuller Camping Trip to Silver Springs State Park: 2/2, 2/3, Contact Rally Masters, Louise Karwowski at or Donna Imre or Pat Kriss for reservations and details. Notice Woodcrafters: Dues are due $20 pay at the shop. Hawthorne Players Performance January 29 th and 30 th Pasta Passion & Pistols Murder. Intrigue. Jealousy. Secrets! Who killed Peppi Roni, the owner of a famous Italian restaurant? So many alibis, but which one is phony? Is daughter Angel Roni guilty? Her brother says she has the face of an angel, but the heart of a devil. What does Clair Voyant know? She communicates with the spirts, or is she just a foolish mystic. Holy smoke Father Al Fredo knows the family secrets, but can t reveal them. Tara Misu, Bo Jalais, Rocco Scarfazzi. A new version of this popular mystery has been rewritten by Jean Herrgott and will include both player s cast favorites and Hawthorne newcomers. Kathy Bowman is the director. The audience is the jury! The theater will be set up cabaret style with tables and a winery theme. The Hawthorne Players will provide the entertainment and table setup. Please bring your own snacks and bottle of wine, schnapps, or favorite beverage. Tickets will go on sale January The price is $5. Sorry but no tickets will be sold at the door due to the cabaret setup. Notes from Hawthorne Players: (1) Happy New Year to everyone and thanks for your past support. Please mark your calendars for this year s Winter/Spring dates January 29 & 30 th and 19 (Matinee) 20 & 21 of March. (2) To all Clubs & Activities if you wish to participate in a prelude nighttime promotion show prior to the Activities Fair in October 2018, please contact Joe Ruzicka as soon as possible at (3)To budding Directors/Producers if you have a show, skit or other performance project of any description (e.g. musical, comedy, drama, mystery, fantasy) that you wish to share with your friends and neighbors from Hawthorne s Main Stage, please contact Joe Ruzicka as soon as possible at (4) From all friends and neighbors who signed up during the October 2017 Activities Fair to be an active Hawthorne Player and have not been contacted with additional information, please contact me, Joe Ruzicka The Players apologize for the oversight. Thanks to all! Search Committee: Deadline for self-nomination forms for board positions (3 positions available) is January 26 th (Friday) at 4:00 PM in the Administration building. As many that would like to run is encouraged. Page 5 of 6

6 A Special Message from your Board of Directors Step 3 of Activity/Club Requests To have your activity s request considered, you must meet and discuss the project with your Council Officer. You or your Council Officer may then turn the Project Approval Form in to the Program Office. Step 4 of Activity/Club Requests Completed Project Approval Form requests must be in the Program Office no later than noon the Friday prior to the Council business meeting, which is held the first Thursday of the month. This form will not be accepted if you haven t met with your Council Officer or Deputy Council Officer if your Council Officer is unavailable. A Message from the General Manager Irrigation of residential lawns is currently only permitted once a week by St. John s Water Authority. Odd numbers homes irrigate on Saturday. Even number homes water on Sunday. During cold spells the lawns need little to no water at all. This is our opportunity to save some precious water. AARP Weekly Health Tip This is cold and flu season. Germs on hands spread colds and flu. Be faithful to hand washing and keep hand sanitizer available. AARP TAX AIDE Need help with your income taxes? AARP Certified Tax Counselors will prepare and electronically file your tax return on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, at the Hawthorne Marina, starting January 29 th and continuing through April 11, Appointment hours are 8:00 AM to 12 Noon and tax preparation is by appointment only. Our reservation line (352) is now open to take your reservation. WEDDING BELLS RANG FOR John & Sharyn Germ 1/21 51years Keith & Shirley Pennington 1/22 63 years Donald & Patricia Anderson 1/23 65 years Alex & Beverly Spencer 1/23 63 years Dennis & Judy Heid 1/23 58 years Jack & Joan Radermacher 1/23 57 years Richard & Gerry Jeannotte 1/25 59 years Richard & Cynthia Vose 1/26 55 years Gary & Pam Feyler 1/28 50 years IN MEMORIAM Name Address Died Service Arleeda Hickey 107 Redbud 1/9/18 Wake 1/14, Mass Way was 1/15 Page 6 of 6