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AUGUST 2020 C-Breeze

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF HERITAGE RIDGE SOUTH PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION AUGUST 2020

AT HERITAGE RIDGE SOUTH CAMBRIDGE

THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION WAS UNANIMOUSLY PASSED BY THE MARTIN COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

On July 7, 2020, the Martin County Board of County Commissioners passed EMERGENCY ORDINANCE NO. 1136 requiring persons wear face coverings in public places. The ordinance is in effect to protect each and everyone of us—WE ARE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER! Let’s work to get the numbers of COVID-19 down! It is required that everyone wear face coverings in indoor public places and to adhere to the social distanc-ing of 6 feet or more. We are required to wear masks while obtaining or providing any goods or services or otherwise visiting or working in any INDOOR public place, business or establishment. Face coverings must be worn in outdoor public places, businesses and establishments where social distancing in accord-ance with CDC guidelines is not possible and/or not being practiced. The following areas are included in the mandate: all County and Municipal Governmental Facilities, office buildings, fire rescue stations, ser-vice centers, recreational facilities, libraries, restaurants, bars, retail stores, salons, massage parlors, tattoo parlors, hotels, grocery stores, gyms, fitness centers, pharmacies, indoor recreational facilities, hospitals, medical offices, dental offices, movie theaters, concert halls, auditoriums, bowling alleys, playhouses, ar-cades, public transit and vehicles for hire. Restaurants and Food Service Establishments will require them except when actively consuming food or beverages. Persons receiving goods and services from a business or establishment that performs dental ser-vices, facial grooming or treatments, people that are engaged in outdoor work or recreation with appropri-ate social distancing pursuant to CDC guidelines, persons who have a medical condition or disability that makes the wearing of a face covering unsafe are a few exemptions. All businesses are required to post sign-age for easy visibility at all entry points. If you are unsure of the mandate guidelines, please visit the Emer-gency Ordinance listed above.

The month of August does not have a major holiday. There are a few small holidays that I felt may be worth mentioning. These are listed below: August 6—National Root Beer Float Day August 7—International Beer Day & National Lighthouse Day August 8—International Cat Day So, take some time to maybe drive past some of Florida’s beautiful lighthouses, enjoy a nice root beer float or a beer after a hard day’s work—if you have a cat or two, do some extra cuddling with them!

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Board of Directors President Bob Souza 772-545-4841 Vice President Ed Lochner 772-245-8388 Secretary Karen Schweitzer 772-408-3361 Treasurer Don Blaney 561-762-1500 Director, Entertainment LeRoy Kehoe 330-760-4846 Director, Grounds John O’Connor 561-400-1913 Director of Clubhouse Bruno Bucco 772-284-6558 Office 772-546-9530 Office Fax 772-546-9580

C-Breeze Staff

Editor

Rhonda Kehoe 330-322-9118 [email protected] Printing & Distribution Sandy Souza BIRTHDAYS Rhonda Kehoe 330-322-9118 Don Blaney 561-762-1500 LUNCH BUNCH Alice Pecorano 772-245-8728 Gail Steinhice 772-932-7339 Neighborhood Crime Gill Welbes 772-579-6125 Sunshine Club Maureen Dalton 772-546-5757 •Comcast Service Call: 800-934-6489 Sheriff’s Department

Non-emergency: 772-220-7170

C-BREEZE DEADLINE IS THE 20th All material is subject to editing for content, grammar and spelling. Please e-mail your info to: [email protected] Subject: C-Breeze. Thank you so much, Rhonda Kehoe

Info here is from sources considered reliable. Accuracy cannot be guaran-teed. All humorous stories and jokes are intended for entertainment pur-poses only. Ads appearing in this paper are not to be considered as an en-dorsement or validation by the C-Breeze..

Monthly Board Meeting minutes, once approved, can be found on the bulletin board in the Clubhouse, or you can read them on the web:

http://cambridge-heritageridgesouth.com

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

MONTHLY BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING

MEETINGS POSTPONED

DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS

Monthly Board Meetings Will Begin Again the Third Wednesday in

September

Agenda Meetings Will Begin Again the

Third Monday in September

HAVE A FUN, SAFE SUMMER! SEE YOU IN THE FALL! Bob Souza, President

VOTE BY MAIL

With all the COVID-19 going on here in Florida, this may be a great way for us seniors to vote! To have a ballot sent to you, just call the Martin County Supervisor of Elections at (772)288-5637. They will sign you up over the phone. You can re-quest a mail ballot by going to martincountyvotes.com. Once you mail in your ballot, you can track it by going to martincountyvotes.com and click on ‘track my ballot’. If you choose to go to the polls on election day, don’t mail your ballot in. You can turn it in on election day at your poll and they will allow you to vote.



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DOG OWNERS

PLEASE CLEAN UP AFTER YOUR PETS!

BE SURE TO HAVE LEASHES ON

YOUR PETS!

Blood Pressure Clinic

Blood pressure clinics are held on Wednesdays from 10-11 AM in the Clubhouse. We can always use more nurses to help fill in the schedule. If you would like to vol-unteer please call Cathy Michaud at 772-545-2177. CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NO-TICE

ALL STREETS AND ALL HOURS IN CAMBRIDGE

CRIME WATCH BY GILDA WELBES

Property crimes such as theft, van-dalism and burglary are down from last month. Statistics show chances for a person to become a victim of a violent crime in Hobe Sound such as armed robbery, aggravated assault or worse is 1 in 384. Hobe Sound is said to be safer than 20% of other cities in the US. The major threat to our residents is SCAMS. The latest scam is via telephone about AT&T. This scam will tell you there is a problem with your bill and you need to take care of it immediately by calling a certain number and there will be certain repercussions if you do not do this now. If you do receive this call, HANG UP. Do not respond to this call. You need to report it then call the phone number printed on your last AT&T bill to either verify the problem or satisfy you that there is no problem. DO NOT call the number given in that scam call. This can happen with any of your ’services’. Never call the number given during a scam call. Always go back to a source you know, like your last bill, and look for a cus-tomer service number to call. Then, relax!

NOTARY OPEN FOR BUSINESS

Just wanted to inform everyone that there is a new notary locat-ed here in Cambridge for any-one in our community in need of the service. If you require a notary service, please contact Rhonda Kehoe . You can contact her at (330)322-9118 or send an e-mail to [email protected]. The service is FREE to all Cam-bridge residents! Would like to also take a mo-ment to say how much the community appreciated all the years of notary service that Jim Ricker did for Cambridge. He will truly be missed!

Just one of many beautiful crea-tures that visit our community!


Bridge Club The Cambridge Bridge Club meets Mondays at 1pm in the Clubhouse. For more info contact Maureen Dal-ton at 546-5757. CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NO-TICE Pinochle As of now, the Clubhouse is still closed due to Covid-19—However, due to a lack of inter-est, Pinochle is permanently can-celled! With the lack of players, it is no longer beneficial to con-tinue. Euchre Euchre is on Friday nights @ 7:00 PM in the Clubhouse. We would be happy to have some new play-ers. We will teach you how to play! CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NO-TICE

FROM THE EDITOR

THE TRAVEL CLUB

DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS, ALL TOURS HAVE BEEN CANCELLED UN-TIL FURTHER NOTICE. I will let everyone know as soon as I have any future events scheduled. If you have any questions, please contact Deborah Wilde @ (518)848-7159.

I hope everyone is enjoying their summer, or at least making the best of it! With the COVID-19 number of cases rising again here in Florida, it can tend to put a damper on some activities or plans you may have had. However, the main part of it all is to play it safe when with crowds or out in public. We are all in this predic-ament together and need to do whatever is necessary to lower the cases in our state. We need to help each other! Helping our furry friends during this tough time is also very im-portant. It is a real compassion of mine to help out whenever I can with rescue sites that do whatever they can to help our 4-legged friends. I received a notice just the other day from the Furry Friends or-ganization asking for people to help with the care of many ani-mals they receive due to abuse or animals that are discarded for some reason or another. It seems that the number of animals in their shelter has gone up because more and more people are facing hardship due to the financial impact of COVID-19. They have been asked to intervene in a terrible hoarding case and were called to a home where many animals were starving and in need of serious medical help. Furry Friends needs help! The animals are taken in by the Furry Friends organization where they are fed, get immediate medical attention, and are LOVED—something that many of these animals have never ex-perienced before. The Wasie Foundation has agreed to match all donations up to $5,000. This Foundation funds organizations that are classified as publicly-supported charities and are located in Wayzata, MN. If you can find it in your heart to donate to Furry Friends now, your gift will go twice as far! These animals need our support!!! Your donations are tax de-ductible! There are 3 simple ways to donate—on line at www/furryfriendsadoption.org/donate, by calling (561)747-5311 Ext 3 or by mail to 100 Capital Street, Jupiter, FL 33458. I give monthly and it makes me feel great knowing that I am do-ing all I can to help out. Animals are dependent on people and are always there to greet you at the door when you arrive home— THEY LOVE UNCONDITIONALLY!. THANK YOU FURRY FRIENDS AND ALL THE OTHER OR-GANIZATIONS THAT ARE THERE TO HELP OUT ALL 4-LEGGED CREATURES IN NEED! GOD BLESS YOU ALL!!! Everyone Stay Safe! Rhonda Kehoe


Please call Rhonda Kehoe @ (330)322-9118 if you are inter-ested in advertising in the Cam-bridge C-Breeze.

CAMBRIDGE SHUFFLEBOARD

EASY WALK EXERCISE CLASS Monday, Wednesday, and Friday @ 9:00 AM in the Clubhouse. The class is growing continuously—come and join in the fun! Staying active means better health! CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NO-TICE

CAMBRIDGE LUNCH BUNCH

ALL LUNCH BUNCH LUNCHEONS ARE CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE DUE TO RESTAURANT RESTRICTIONS AT THIS TIME DUE TO THE CORONA-VIRUS! Thank you, Gail SteinhiceI

ENTERTAINMENT

When Clubhouse re-opens, Shuffleboard practice will be on Mondays and Tuesdays at 1:00 PM. Still in need of new players—a lot of fun! If you have never played, come out and we will teach you!

SUNSHINE CLUB

Rhonda Kehoe is now in charge of mailing out ’specialty’ cards to Com-munity residents who are ill, hospi-talized, or need special prayers. She will need the cooperation of ALL residents by informing her of anyone in need. She can be con-tacted at (330)322-9118 or send her an e-mail at [email protected]. The Sunshine Club would like to extend a ‘special’ THANK YOU’ to Maureen Dalton for all the dedica-tion she has given towards the Community and we wish her well. SPECIAL CONDOLENCESSS TO: Judy Ricker and Family for the pass-ing of Jim Ricker, a longtime resi-dent of Cambridge. You can show your heartfelt respect by sending a card to: Judy Ricker @ 7425 SE In-dependence Ave. AND Weezie Forgione on the passing of her husband Jerry, who has also been a longtime resident of our Community. You can send her cards to let her know you are think-ing of her to: 7521 SE Shenandoah Dr.

Angel & Susanne Carrasquillo 7923 SE Saratoga Dr Kathleen & Lee Goodale 7070 SE Congress St

Due to the fact that the COVID-19 has again taken a rise in number of cases, we are at a standstill as to what can be scheduled for the near future. As soon as we feel it is safe to schedule an event, we will definitely inform everyone. Please practice social distanc-ing and stay safe! Lee Kehoe


AUGUST

WOMEN

DeCAVITCH, CHERYL ........................ 08/01

MASSON, JEANNE............................ 08/01

HENCK, MARY .................................. 08/04

NIELSEN, JEAN ................................. 08/04

AMARAL, SHIRLEY............................ 08/07

DAVIS, ANN ..................................... 08/07

DEMOS, GLENDA ............................. 08/07

RAMSEY, SALLY ................................ 08/08

BONILLA, NORMA ............................ 08/09

WELLS, LINDA .................................. 08/09

VELLA, LORETTA .............................. 08/10

HILL, DOROTHY ................................ 08/11

BARCSANSKY, KAREN ...................... 08/12

ERDMANN, JOAN............................. 08/12

CANE, CAROLYN .............................. 08/14

BAKER, SHIRLEY ............................... 08/17

KATAPODIS, LIZ ................................ 08/18

STAFFORD, LAURA ........................... 08/18

DARBY, KATHLEEN ........................... 08/19

WOLF, MARY ................................... 08/20

PECORARO, ALICE ............................ 08/21

BAKER, ULLA-BRITT ......................... 08/22

MURPHY, JANE ................................ 08/22

BABCOCK, SHIRLEY .......................... 08/24

TEARR, LEONA ................................. 08/24

COUTURE, IRENE ............................. 08/26

BRADLEY, VIRGINIA ......................... 08/27

CLOUSE, ROWENA ........................... 08/27

McMAHON, ARLENE ........................ 08/27

BURELL, KATHRYN ........................... 08/28

KINGSBURY, JUDY ............................ 08/28

MEYERS, DIANE ............................... 08/28

SENNETT, GLORA ............................. 08/28

DOWNS, SARAH ............................... 08/30

JOYCE, DJ ......................................... 08/30

MEN

FREDERICK, ROBERT ........................ 08/01

LOCHNER, EDWIN............................ 08/01

CANE, QUINTINO ............................. 08/02

BARKER, LEROY ............................... 08/03

KINGSBURY, BERNIE ........................ 08/03

WALKER, JOHN ................................ 08/03

GRIMES, JOHN ................................. 08/04

ALDRIDGE, DAVID ............................ 08/05

BICZ, EUGENE .................................. 08/06

CRUICKSHANK, MURRAY ................. 08/06

ESTES, PHILIP ................................... 08/06

WEBSTER, ROBERT .......................... 08/06

RAMSEY, STEVEN ............................. 08/08

STAFFORD, JAMES ........................... 08/08

ACEVEDO, RAUL .............................. 08/10

HANSEN, MARTIN............................ 08/10

PETERSON, LEWIS............................ 08/10

FAIRLEY, JAMIE ................................ 08/13

DICK, JOEL ....................................... 08/14

GAGNON, RICHARD ......................... 08/15

MERRITT, JAMES ............................. 08/15

SCHENK, RAYMOND ........................ 08/16

O'BERRY, LARRY .............................. 08/18

KATTNER, JOSEPH ........................... 08/20

FARKAS, LES ..................................... 08/21

ZAWACKI, WILLIAM ......................... 08/22

SMITH, RONALD .............................. 08/24

CLOUSE, BOBBY ............................... 08/25

MARSHALL, BRUCE .......................... 08/26

SUTTON, LARRY ............................... 08/28

VELLA, LOUIS ................................... 08/28

WATSON, RICHARD ......................... 08/28

GIST, WILLIAM ................................. 08/29


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