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Voi cVo i cVo i c eee Issue No 9

September 2015

The Ellicott HillsThe Ellicott HillsThe Ellicott Hills

Bulletin Board & Office 2

Minutes 3-4

News & Notes 5-9

Clubs & Classes 10

Recipes: Peach Cobbler 11

Calendar 12

Inside This Issue

Chi l l in ’Chi l l in ’Chi l l in ’ & & &

Gri l l in ’Gr i l l in ’Gr i l l in ’ Monday September 7

4 pm to 7 pm

Please join us at the Enclave Pool for this annual event. Bring what you would like to

have grilled (Event Participants Only) and plan on spending the afternoon. Bring a dish to share.

Condiments, light drinks and paper goods

supplied by your Social Committee.

Dessert is on us!! Ice Cream Sundaes with all the toppings or Ice Cream Cones

Served 6:00 - 7:00 pm or until the last scoop is gone!

Grille will close at 6:30 pm.

Hope To See You There!

Brought To You By Your Social Committee

C l o s i n g Last Day Monday September 7

Discover The Women And Passion Behind Picasso's Works Please join us Thursday 29 October from 1-3pm in the clubhouse for an interesting lecture entitled Picasso’s Ladies. It has been said that Picasso changed his companions as often as he changed his painting styles. For Picasso, his romantic relationships provided the inspiration for countless paintings, drawings and sculptures. This lecture will focus on eight of his major

relationships and their impact on his art.

Several Enclave residents have already taken a course with this instructor, Ann Wiker, and recommend her highly. Ann, who works as an art consultant and a painter, is the director of Art Exposure Inc. She has taught art studio, history and appreciation courses through the Hopkins and Towson State's OSHER Programs and Howard

Community College.

Don’t delay as attendance will be limited! The cost for the offering is $10. Please register with Barbara Lovett (301-604-7486) and make checks you provide to her payable to The Enclave at Ellicott Hills.

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Community Bulletin BoardCommunity Bulletin BoardCommunity Bulletin Board

Community Meetings

HOA Mtg. No meeting this month.

HOA Open Mtg. Thursday, September 24, at 10 am (G)

HOA Town Hall Mtg. None this month.

Condo II Thursday, September 10 at 6:30 pm (2530 K G Lobby)

Villas I, II, III (BoD) Mtg. Monday, September 14, at 1 pm

Villas ARB Tuesday, September 8, at 10 am (G)

Clubhouse Cmte. Wednesday, September 2, at 7 pm (G)

Social Cmte. No meeting this month. (G) = Games Room; (GR) = Great Room, (MR) = Meeting Room

Note: All meetings are open to residents unless it is a notified

executive session. See Maryland Homeowners Association Act and Maryland Condominium Act http://www.schildlaw.com/LEGAL%HANDBOOK%202014-updated.pdf

Website Access

Enter the address

http://www.enclaveellicotthills.com

When the sign-in box pops up, enter your email address and the

password 55alive.

Note: Email addresses for access to the website have been com-pletely updated with your CURRENT email address, and the up-to-date community telephone directory is on the website. Let Lisa

Shank know if you have changes to your directory information.

Please Note: Newsletter Deadline

Deadline for the October 2015 newsletter is Monday, September 21.

Submissions received after that date cannot be included. Email

them to Lesley Allen at: landm23@gmail.com

Please confirm availability of the clubhouse with the OSM

before submitting events for publication to check it doesn't

conflict with another community event.

Clubhouse Office Office hours: 8:30 am to 5 pm, Mon-Fri. On-Site Manager (OSM): Lisa Shank can be contacted by calling the office number.

Phone No: 410-465-1652

Fax No: 410-465-8924

Email: ellicotthillsclubhouse@comcast.net

In an emergency out of office hours, call 703-600-6000. Use the locked drop box outside the front door when the office is closed.

Who are my HOA Condo / Villas Board Presidents

HOA

President: Diane Fadely Vice President: Pat Vogel

Condos I

New President: Mike Conron New Vice President: Linda Bluth

Condos II

President: Ann Golden Vice President: Charles Griesacker

Condos III

President: Tom Francis Vice President: Bill Garry

Villas I

President: Sheila Begg Vice President: Regina Abbott

Villas II

President: Sherwood Githens Vice President: Richard Goetsch

Villas III

President: Cynthia Smith Vice President/Treas. Ed Podhajsky Contact details are on our website,

see opposite for access instructions.

Howard County Police Dept.

non-emergency (410-313-2200)

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MINUTES OF ENCLAVE BOARD MEETING

August 4, 2015

Present: Diane Fadely, Pat Vogel, Sharon Garry, Charles Ackerman, Juliana Kopec, Mike Conron,

Phyllis Mitchell, Linda Gugliemelli, Lisa Shank

An Executive Session was held for 40 minutes prior to the open meeting at which no decisions

were made.

The meeting was called to order by the president at 6:35. A quorum was present.

1. OPEN FORUM: A committee member reported that the police department has an updated safety presentation which they would like to schedule for residents to attend. The OSM will

work with the committee to secure a date.

i. A resident inquired about the suggestion for marking the street lanes at dangerous spots. The sub-associations will poll their people to see if they wish to put in permanent speed humps. It

was suggested that a traffic specialist be consulted for their input for solving the problems.

ii. A resident made a request that the vote on the kitchen renewal be removed from the agenda until the committee has had a chance to look at the proposals. His position is that there have been only two proposals for this project which is contrary to accepted business practice and the committee’s flow chart. The committee is concerned that there are errors in the RFP which were not approved by the committee.

iii. A resident commented that he would like to see a return on his investment for the money that

he has paid into replacement reserves for renovating the kitchen.

iv. A resident who was not familiar with the issue has listened to the discussion and feels that there is no agreement about the process between the committees. Another resident feels there is enough of a lack of unanimity that it behooves the Board to postpone the decision on this

project until there is more agreement.

v. A member of the working committee of the Clubhouse Committee explained the scope of the

improvements in response to a resident who questioned what work was being planned.

2. TREASURER’S REPORT: Half way through the year, spending is $34,000 over budget due to snow removal costs. Landscaping is ahead of budget due to several large projects which were approved but have not been paid out as yet. We will be close to the budget by the year end. Replacement reserves are at $419,000; operating contingency fund is at $69,000. Applying the $34,000 budget shortfall against the operating contingency fund will leave a

balance of $35,000 in this account.

3. COMMITTEE REPORTS: No reports were received.

4. UNFINISHED BUSINESS:

i. Website: Three community volunteers will evaluate the new website.

ii. All the clubhouse renovations have been completed except for the game room table

refurbishing.

iii. The incorrect piece of gym equipment is due to be replaced soon.

5. ITEMS NEEDING BOARD VOTE:

i. A motion was made and seconded to ratify the decision to purchase the NuStep piece of

gym equipment. The vote was all in favor.

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ii. A motion was made and seconded to ratify the decision to agree to the request of Condo 1 to replace the deteriorating bench on HOA property at their expense. The vote was all in

favor.

iii. A motion was made and seconded to give the lifeguard the discretion to order an adult swim

for 15 minutes once an hour if conditions dictate the necessity.

iv. A motion was made and seconded to ratify the decision to approve the formation of a Nominating Committee to secure nominees for the next Board election. The vote was all in

favor. Juliana Kopec has volunteered to chair this committee.

v. A motion was made and seconded to approve the kitchen replacement with a ceiling cost of $30,000 with the stipulation that the various committees be given additional time to secure other proposals. These proposals are due to the Board for their working meeting on

September 17. The vote was all in favor.

6. OPEN FORUM: A resident reported that our lifeguard is getting married and there will be a

small farewell party held at 4:00 on Wednesday, August 5. All are welcome to attend.

The meeting was adjourned at 8:10.

An Executive Session was held from 8:15 to 8:50 following the Board meeting.

Respectfully submitted, Phyllis Mitchell, Secretary

Our Summer Lifeguard Gets Married Our residents presented Linnea a wedding gift of over $400 on her last day with us.

There was an impromptu small gathering, with cake, on the deck of the clubhouse with many residents attending to wish her all the best in her marriage.

Mr & Mrs Scott Sloan

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Brought To You By Your Social Committee

Thursday Morning

September 17th

10 am ‘til Noon

$0.50 per Card (each game winner takes that

games winnings)

Final Game $1 (winner takes the jackpot)

Co nduc te d by Lo ri Fitzge rald

Come join us “the only thing better than Bingo is playing it

with a friend.”

Sanford “Sandy” and Susan Lazor 2705 Westminster Road

Fitness Center The NuStep seated elliptical has arrived. The instructions on usage are posted on the fitness center bulletin board

Bunco Thank You

Doris Anderson and Nancy Porciello our organizing ladies for Bunco are now stepping down after seven years. A huge Thank You ladies for the many years of leading this group.

The next Bunco is Thursday, 3 September at 10 am. Your new point of contact will be Joyce Lee, 410-750-2264, jflee13@juno.com

Are you ready to learn to play Mah Jongg?

If so, please join the Wednesday group from

1-4 p.m. On both September 16 and 23.

If you have questions, contact Linda Modze-lewski at 410-750-1944.

The Mah Jongg ladies of Tuesday evening and Wednesday afternoon want to thank our HOA board for purchasing two sets for our use. We

no longer need to carry our very heavy sets to the clubhouse and appreciate this amiable gesture. The sets have been in use since they arrived. Thanks again for the new mah jongg sets.

Best Wishes For a Speedy Recovery To:

Sheila Begg

Juliana Kopec

Bill Andrews

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On a delightful summer evening, 70 of our residents enjoyed "An Evening by the Pool with Elvis". This event, catered by Mission Barbeque, brought back great memories of our youthful days with so many songs we listened to during the 50's and 60's. As an added bonus we were serenaded by an additional performer who sang several Josh Groban songs. All who attended would agree that it was an evening to remember.

Singles Event

Sakura

Japanese

Restaurant Enchanted Forest, 10040 Baltimore

National Pike e160, Ellicott City, MD 21042

Thursday, September 10

6 pm

$22 to $37 per person RSVP By September 4

to Patti Orlando 410-461-1812 or

opatti4@gmail.com

Brought To You By Your Social Committee

Dining OutDining Out Dimitri’s InternationalDimitri’s International

GrilleGrille 2205 Fredrick Rd. Catonsville MD 21228

Wednesday September 16, 2015

6:00 pm

$27 per person (Tax & Gratuity Included)

(Please Bring Payment In Cash)

RSVP to Barbara Fowler by September 4, 2015

bbfowler@comcast.net or 410-680-8882

See full flyer in Kiosks

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A beautiful picture of the storm and rainbow taken from the clubhouse car park on Tuesday August 4th.

Dear Neighbors,

What would you do if you get a sharp pain in your left shoulder or chest? Like most of you, I would have rubbed it and thought

it would go away.

On June 16th, I got these very pains.

Luckily I had my phone in my pocket and called 911. This call saved my life as I was having a heart attack. I ended up in Johns Hopkins and had surgery to repair the

damage and am now home doing very well.

I am writing this note so that it might give you a heads up and hopefully none of you will need this information but if you do,

keep this in mind.

Call 911 if you experience an unknown pain especially in you left shoulder, arm or chest. If it’s nothing but gas etc. The medics will know right away because they are a wonderful group and extremely

capable. Don’t be afraid. Joan Ryan

A Request From Your Social Committee The Social Committee is calling all day trippers for an October 19 outing to the

Gettysburg Battlefield - Eisenhower Farm -

Cyclorama - Fairfield Inn. This is a bus tour arranged exclusively for Enclave residents and guests. The bus will pick us up at the clubhouse for a ride through beautiful fall foliage in the Pennsylvania countryside. Upon arrival in Gettysburg, we will have an educational tour of the battlefield and Eisenhower farm and lunch at the Fairfield Inn. We need 40 participants to make this happen, and the cut- off date of September

18 is fast approaching. Please see the flyer on page 8 for details and contact Bill Anderson to register

September 18 Odyssey Potomac Cruise Revisited

October 11 Toby's Dinner Theater Ragtime

Do You Know The Story? Ragtime the musical is a world and society encapsulated in the three

families of E. L. Doctorow’s tale: One upper middle class WASP, one European-Jewish immigrant, and one Black who is a generation removed from slavery. Called by Time Magazine “A triumph for the stage”. This acclaimed musical is filled with pageantry, emotion and hope, bursting onto the stage like no other musical.

Reserve your matinee seat by October 1, with Bill Andrews 410-418-9318 or

tsumainst@aol.com

Matinee Show Date: Sunday, October 11

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E NCLAVE AT ELLICOTT HILLS INVITES YOU !

October 19, 2015

$99.00 pp

This town is so rich in history you will want to come back again and again!

Gettysburg, PA

ITINERARY

8:00am Depart Enclave at Ellicott Hills

9:30am Arrive Gettysburg Visitor

Center

Enjoy the Film & Cyclorama Presentation

Visit the Museum and Gift Shop

11:30am Guided Battlefield Driving

Tour

1:45pm Lunch at the Fairfield Inn

3:30pm Board the Shuttle & Tour the

Eisenhower Farm

5:30pm Depart for home

7:00pm Arrive back at Enclave

RSVP to Bill Andrews at 410-418-9318 or tsumainst@aol.com no later than

September 18, 2015

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO EYRE TOUR

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Sept. 7 Chillin’ & Grillin’ - Labor Day & Ice

Cream Social

Sept. 16 Dining Out - Dimitri’s International Grill

Sept. 17 Bingo

Sept. 18 Odyssey Potomac Cruise - Revisited

Sept. 27 Artwalk & Talk

Oct. 11 Toby's Dinner Theater - "Ragtime"

Oct. 15 Bingo

Oct. 18 Gettysburg Battle Field - Eisenhower

Farm - Cyclorama - Fairfield Inn

Oct. 29 Guest Speaker - Ann Wiker &

Picasso

Oct. 31 Fallfest & Pumpkin Carving

Nov. 4 Dining Out - To Be Selected

Nov. 14 Radio City Music Hall - "The

Rockettes"

Nov. 19 Bingo

Dec. 5 Enclave Holiday Party

Dec. 12 Sight & Sound Theater - "Miracle of

Christmas"

Brought To You By Your Social Committee

Events And Dates Subject To Change

Enclave At Ellicott Hills

Holiday

Party

E v e n t C a n c e l e d

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Merry Widows - No event this month.

Mexican Train (weekly) - every Tuesday from 1-4 pm. Call Bette Berry (410-750-3202). Open

to new players. (PR)

Mexican Train - Tuesday, September1, and

15 from 1:30 pm. Open to new players. Call

Connie Warthen (410-465-5634). (G)

Monday Poker Club - every

Monday at 7 pm. Call Mike Conron (410-461-6821) for information. New

players welcome. (PR)

Wednesday Poker Club - every Wednesday at

7 pm. Call Bill Callahan (410-750-1582) or Mike Conron (410-461-6821) for information. Open to

new players. (PR)

Singles Group - On Thursday, September 10

at 6 pm, we are going for dinner at Sakura's Japanese Restaurant in the Enchanted Forest shopping center off of Rte. 40 W. The meal comes with small bowls of soup and salad. Each entree ranges from $22 to $37. Drinks are separate. Please RSVP to Patti Orlando, (410-461-1812) or opatti4@gmail.com by 9/4.

CLUBHOUSE VENUES KEY: (GR)=Great Room ;

(G)=Games Room; (L)=Library; (MR)=Meeting Room;

(PR)=Poker Room; (CL)= Condo Lobby.

Clubs at the ClubhouseClubs at the ClubhouseClubs at the Clubhouse New members are always welcome.

Fitness & ClassesFitness & ClassesFitness & Classes for everyone

Bingo - Thursday September 17 at 10 am. Call

Lori Fitzgerald 410-371-6739 for information. (G)

Book Club - Wednesday September 9 at 7pm.

Septembers book is Flight Behavior by Barbara Kingsolver. Call Sheila Begg (410-465-8363) for

information. (GR)

Bridge (evening) - Thursday, September 10 &

24, at 7 pm. All skill levels are welcome. Call

Phyllis Mitchell (410-461-4667). (G).

Bridge (Duplicate) - Thursday,

September 3 & 17 at 7 pm. Call Phyllis

Mitchell (410-461-4667). (G)

Bunco Thursday September 3 at 10 am. Call

Joyce Lee (410-750-2264) (G)

Happy Hour - Fridays in the clubhouse, 4-7 pm. BYOB and a snack to share. All are welcome.

Call Sheila Begg (410-465-8363). (GR)

MahJongg (afternoon) - every Wednesday

from 1-4 pm. Call Juliana Kopec (410-418-4404).

Open to new players. (G)

Mah Jongg (evening) - every

Tuesday at 7 pm. Call Sheila Bernstein (410-465-0822). Open to

new players. (L)

Please note Mahjongg is the original

game unlike many computer versions.

Enclave Walkers: invite you to join them.

Call Regina Abbott (410-750-8681).

Exercise: Toning every Thursday at 5 pm

with Diana.

Pilates Class: every Wednesday morning with

Diana from 10:00 - 10:45 am; $12 drop-in. (MR)

Tennis: Open tennis for all interested players

Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 9:00 am to noon.

Call Carl Bernstein (410-465-0822) or Bill

Kreitlow (410-203-0763). Weather permitting.

Yoga: every Tuesday at 10 am with Kristen and again on Thursdays at 9:30 am with Eric. Have a free class on

your first visit otherwise $10 per class. (MR)

Zumba Gold: meets three times a week on

Mondays, 9 - 10 am, Wednesdays 5:30-6:30

pm and on Fridays 9am to 10 am $5 per class.

Last Class Aqua Aerobics: Monday

September 7. $12 drop-in.

Note: new email address for Diana

fitnesstrainingllc@gmail.com

See gym Notice Board for instructor and contact information.

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SIMPLY MADE, SIMPLY GREAT

An irregular food column by your neighbor

Teddi Fine

CAST IRON SKILLET PEACH COBBLER

It’s peach season. Sweet, juicy, luscious peaches. Yellow or white, they scream “it’s summertime” and “eat me right now!” If you can wait a little while between buying these beauties at the farmers’ market and eating them, try this cobbler. The cast iron skillet absolutely candies the peaches, sweetening them even more. And, if you ignore the butter, it’s really pretty good for you, too.

INGREDIENTS Topping:

INGREDIENTS Base:

DIRECTIONS

Topping: 1. Whisk flour, brown sugar, and salt in a medium bowl. 2. Rub in butter with your fingers until clumps form and no dry spots remain. 3. Set aside and make the “insides” of the crumble

Insides: 1. Preheat oven to 350°F. 2. Toast pecans on a rimmed baking sheet, tossing once, until slightly darkened in color, 8–10

minutes. Let cool, then coarsely chop. 3. Smear bottom and sides of a 10" cast-iron skillet with butter. 4. Toss pecans, peaches, brown sugar, granulated sugar, lemon juice, garam masala (if being

used), and salt in a large bowl to combine. 5. Transfer to skillet 6. Crumble topping, breaking up into large pieces, over

filling. 7. Bake crisp until topping is golden brown and juices are

thick and bubbling around the edges, 25–35 minutes.

The crisp can be made 1 day ahead. Store lightly covered at room temperature. It’s fast, it’s easy, it’s pretty healthy, and it’s soooooo good!!! And, in the words of the immortal Julia, Bon Appetit!

Please send your recipes to share with your neighbors through this column (editted @gmail.com)

or (landm23@gmail.com)

1 cup all-purpose flour 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt

2/3 cup (packed) light brown sugar 1/2 cup (1 stick) chilled unsalted butter, cut into pieces

1 1/2 cups pecans 2 1/4 pounds peaches (about 7 medium), cut into 1/2" wedges

2 tablespoons unsalted butter, room temperature

1/3 cup (packed) light brown sugar

3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice 1/4 cup granulated sugar

1/2 teaspoon garam masala (optional) 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt

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