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V oice - GL Homes

VALENCIA LAKES
V o i c e
COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER
16003 Valencia Club Drive, Wimauma, FL 33598 | Phone: 800-875-2176
JULY — SEPTEMBER 2013
VALENCIA LAKES “SPRINGS” INTO SUMMER!
T
he 3rd quarter at Valencia Lakes was one of the most exciting and entertaining than
h
ever before. The first weekend in April gave a high benchmark for our activities
program as the talent from the residents took the stage and dazzled the audience
of over 450. We finished off the big show season this quarter and we also sold out if
o
several programs including the Caribbean part which featured a steel drum band, a
feast
feas
fe
as of Caribbean style food and capped off with a dance floor packed on all sides.
May
M features many dances, parties, and several lifelong learning programs. However,
the
the most anticipated event of the year was the Memorial Day Celebration. With several
years
yeaa in the making, the secondary recreation site was now open. The event highlight
ye
the
th new offerings including the dog park, garden, RV park, softball field and the memorial
park.
pa The VLMVC prepared a beautiful dedication fin the morning. Following this was the
softball
game which had over 200 spectators and 45 players. The other sports games
s
so
ended beautifully as the weather cooperated as the residents battled
it out. The bistro served almost 600 lunches that was sponsored by
GL homes.
The following weekend was also highly engaging as we offered
the first ever Valencia Midway in the afternoon and the Valencia
Du Soleil in the evening. The midway featured 12 carnival games, a
dunk tank, magician, jugglers, and live entertainment. The evening
show was put together by the local talent from the Ringling museum
which was comprised of 10 circus style performances. June also
offered the start of the summer concert series, Aquapoolooza. We
would like to thank everyone who made the past three months both
amazing and memorable.
Signa ture
UPCOMING EVENTS FOR 2013
HALLOWEEN PARTY — OCT 26
NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY — DEC 31
OUR NEW CIRCLE OF HONOR
Valencia Lakes dedicated a Veterans Memorial Park Circle of
Honor on Memorial Day, Monday, May 27, 2013. The was presented
to Marisa Lufkin, GL Homes Project Manager/VP. GL Homes took
financial responsibility for the project and worked with the club to
erect their first-ever memorial park.
The day started with Ron Gallops
“flying thru” the streets of VL with
his street-legal miniature fighter jet.
Residents were pre-warned of the
event so no one had any heart issues
seeing it blast down the otherwise
quiet streets.
Mrs. Lufkin bestowed ownership
of the memorial park to the VLMVC,
Inc., which was gratefully accepted by President Fazio. Next the Color
Guard presented and posted the colors along with club membership
and residents raising the five service flags with the American flag and
POW/MIA. The Valencia Lakes Singers led the over 300 attendees in
singing of the National Anthem.
The Department of Army gave special permission to Lieutenant
Colonel Sebastian Jolly, Washington, D.C. to travel to Wimauma to
give his moving The Meaning of Memorial Day speech. LTC Jolly’s
father introduced his son as only a father could while expressing his
love and affection for a highly decorated son. President Fazio and
LTC Jolly then laid a wreath at the entrance to the Circle of Honor.
Purple Heart Vietnam Veteran helicopter pilot, Captain Adams
gave the heartfelt closing remarks. He asked those in attendance who
commanded or lost comrades in battle to stand and be recognized
adding another moving moment to our fallen heroes.
The remainder of the day was spent enjoying hot dogs and hamburgers
while watching a softball game at the new second recreation area.
VL residents know and enjoy the lifestyle of living in a great adult
retirement community. Even more so, they know the true meaning
of Memorial Day and salute all veterans past, present and future.
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Nick Fazio (L)
and guest speakers
at the Memorial
Dedication.
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V A L E N C I A
L A K E S
Event & Program Highlights
Doggie
Fun Day!
CASINO
NIGHT
CLUB SPOTLIGHT
ELMIRA’S WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
The Valencia Lakes Friends of Elmira’s Wildlife Sanctuary
(VL FEWS), a new club started in April, has been BEARy
busy. Diamond Bay Drive resident Patrick Gordon, founder
of the club and Denise Padgett, president of VL FEWS and
long time volunteer at the sanctuary introduced the Club with
a presentation to members of The Women’s Club and offered
members a special tour of the sanctuary. On a hot Friday,
over 50 women from The Women’s Club took the short drive to
the sanctuary. That tour was a howling success and produced
volunteers and a major donation for the Sanctuary. Then, the
FEWS team decided to quickly introduce the Club to the rest of
the community. The Valencia Lakes Community was invited to
its own tour of Elmira’s in May. Thank you all for attending and
your donations! Anyone interested in learning more about the
club, donating or volunteering, please contact: Denise Padgett
(813) 260-3983 or Patrick Gordon (813) 419-4749.
2013 GRADUATES OF INTRODUCTION
TO CLAY
This May, nine residents attended a four session Introduction
to Hand Building in Clay, sponsored by the Clay Club. Most
participants had never worked in clay before but learned quickly
and produced masterpieces.
Welcoming everyone on the first day were pieces of rolled clay.
From there students decided what to make out the piece of clay.
Options included a fish tile, a platter, or a candle luminary. It
took several minutes for creativity to find its way to the surface,
but once out the fun began. No two pieces came out alike,
although everyone used the same templates for the items.
The group had a laugh when they realized all the fish were
swimming in the same direction.
The fun and success of this session has the Clay Club considering
offering the class in the fall.
Front—Michelle Ciechna, Jeanne Laffer, Joyce Gordon (Instructor).
Rear—Rose Fretoloso, Merle Berg, Louise Joly, Cathy Foss, Denise
Stickney, Robert Berg. Camera Shy—Fran Daigle and instructors
Rick Wilds, Mary Davis, and Joyce Nelson.
VALENCIA LAKES WOMEN’S CLUB
VALENCIA LAKES WEST GARDEN CLUB
The Women’s Club has been busy this quarter with successful
fund raising events.
On May 1, the quilters went to Shriner’s Children’s Hospital and
donated 20 pounds of soda can tabs for their recycling program
and 100 pillow cases for the many children that are in need of
their services. On May 8, the quilters went to the VA hospital
and donated 25 lap quilts to veterans in their spinal column
unit. The Cooks Monday Out has also been quite successful. On
May 10, the club had its 4th annual fashion show which was
attended by 119 members and guests. The funds raised from this
event will be used for next year’s scholarship awards. On May
18, at the general meeting, $1500.00 scholarships were awarded
to two very worthy seniors from Lennard High School.
The club president, Patty Hibsher, says “many wonderful
social and charitable events are being planned for the fall and
into next spring. Our VP of charities and fund raising likes to
say, ‘We put the fun in FUNDRAISING.’ Thank you to our board
and all the volunteers that help us in striving to help others.”
It has been a very busy month for the Garden Club. On
May 16th a group of Residents took a trip to Orchid Mania in
Myakka City. A good day was had by all and a lot of money
was well spent.
On May 27th the Garden Plots were
re officially
handed over to the Garden Club. What a
wonderful addition to our Community. There
are 56 plots in total all have individual
idual
irrigation, four of which are raised. The shed
has been fitted with individual lockerss
and various tools. The outside gazebo
has two sinks and a picnic table;
there is also a potting table outside.
The Board of the Garden Club would
like to thank GL Homes in particular
Marisa Lufkin and David Schmidt..
We would also like to thank Michael
ael
Amos from Mainscape who has done a great job
with the irrigation. Happy Gardening!
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HAVE YOU MET?.. WELCOME NEW RESIDENTS
WAYNE & SUE SIEVERT
Wayne and Sue Sievert
moved here from Plant City,
Florida, where they were
married just over a year ago
after meeting on Match.com
and dating for 4½ years. Sue
was working at JCPenney
and Wayne was working
at General Electric. Wayne
retired in 2009 and Sue in
2011. After visiting several communities on the west and east
coast of Florida they decided to build their home here in Valencia
Lakes in 2012. They both take part in several groups and clubs.
Wayne is the founder of the Valencia Lakes Billiard Club and
extends an invitation to any and all to sign up.
Boston Marathon 2013:
View from a Runner
By Paula Norman
© Associated Press
On April 15, 2013, I was exceedingly grateful
to be running my first Boston Marathon that
I had qualified for a year earlier. The 26.2 mile
journey from Hopkinton to Boylston Street
began with a moment of silence at the start
line for the Newtown victims, then passed
TJ’s Food and Spirits in Ashland blaring
Van Halen’s “Running with the Devil” to
the pristine Natick community spectators offering orange slices
and wet towels through the Wellesley Girl’s College scream tunnel
to the unforgettable Boston College Student’s post-Newton Hills
encouragement and cups of beer, to the myriad of 500,000 legendary
spectators all along the route shouting words of inspiration and
eager for a high-five.
I crossed the finish line on Boylston Street at 2:03 P.M., with a
finishing time of 3:38:34 — approximately 45 minutes before the two
bombs exploded adjacent to the finish line, killing three spectators
and severely injuring hundreds more. I’m grieved, angry and in
disbelief that evil would invade such a global event of athlete and
spectator camaraderie, truly evidenced by the unselfish acts of
law enforcement officials, firefighters, medical personnel, military
veterans, runners and spectators alike who displayed individual
deeds of heroism and grace in assisting those injured in the attack.
The ultimate dream of qualifying for the Boston Marathon will
not fade as marathoners are a resilient lot with a formidable and
courageous nature. My prayers and foremost concerns are for the
bombing victims and their families, but I also celebrate the spectators
who unselfishly sacrifice their free time to support the runners simply
for the innocent love of the sport. Next year, on Patriot’s Day, I plan to
run the 118th Boston Marathon in support of all the “Boston Strong”.
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William L. and Beverly H. Noehren
Wayne and Susanne Sievert
Brian L. and Norma J. Pawley
Donald E. and Elizabeth A. Masters
Dennis J. and Donna J. Blaha
Donald and Elizabeth Raymond
Michael E. and Dorris T. Love
Robert F. and Debra S. Lohr
Gloria Alvandian
Ronald M. and Sharon L. York
Bruce H. Conan
Robert L. and Angelina Alexander
Kathleen L Klynoot
Robert J. and Josette Paresi
William M. and Carole Bock LeFor
William O Roberts
Jack Ratcliffe
Keith Jablecki and Barbara Greda-Jablecki
Gerald and Rae Yingling
Philip M. and Eileen A. Leggio
Stephen and Harriet Tabin
James H. and Nancey V. Reagan
William H. and Deborah Newton Miller
Vincent G. and Mary D. Dunn
Richard J. and Margaret H. Villani
Richard Allen and Patricia Ann Winston
Richard J. and Mary D. Eplett
Victor Abraminko and Alla Boborikina
Laurence and Michelle C. Zipin
Tina R. King and Randy H. King
Andrzej and Anna Sych
Kennard L. and Barbara J. Pyse
Robert A. Lowke
Mary L. Koenig and Fred A. Rogers
National Senior Games
Congratulations to three of our residents who won gold medals
at the Florida senior games competition and have qualified to
participate in the National Senior Games in Cleveland, Ohio in
July. Sharon Lucas won the gold medal for tennis in the 60 - 64
age category in singles. Marsha Freso and her husband Byron won
gold medals in pickleball. Marsha will be playing singles, doubles
and mixed while Byron will be participating in doubles and mixed.
Thirteen thousand athletes, ages 50 and over from across the USA,
will compete in 19 medal contending sports. This event has more
participants than the Olympics. Cleveland will be rocking
in July and we hope our residents will bring home
the bacon. Go team Florida!!!
VALENCIA LAKES PROGRAM GUIDE
NOTES FROM THE LIFESTYLE OFFICE
Welcome to the 3rd Quarter of the Valencia Lakes Newsletter!
2013 has been a great year thus far. From the Variety Show, the
Caribbean Night, to our first ever Valencia Midway, seminars,
parties, and other programs have been astonishing. Additionally,
with the secondary recreation site opening, we are gearing up to
offer more exciting programs and events than ever before. Some
of the signature events that you do not want to miss include
the Summer Concert Series called Aquapoolooza, the July 4th
Celebration, and the Labor Day party that will include games
and entertainment. If you have any feedback from an event or
have an idea for a program, myself or the wonderful activities
committee would love to hear from you.
ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE:
• Harriett Ball / [email protected]
• Joy Rosen / [email protected]
• Maria Schneider / [email protected]
• Rodney Davis / [email protected]
• Patty Hibsher / [email protected]
• William Schaefer / [email protected]
• Toni Cockrell / [email protected]
• Marsha Freso / [email protected]
Please continue to register for ALL coming social activities,
sporting events and life enrichment classes in advance. Make sure
you read about all the activities as there have been changes from
the previous month. It is not necessary to register for things listed
in the club section of the program guide unless otherwise stated.
Best regards,
Ca ssa n dra Leopold
Lifestyle Director at Valencia Lakes
Lifestyle Office: (813) 634-6800
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.valencialakes.net
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION
& POOLSIDE PARTY
Start the Fourth of July out right with an
amazing performance by the Valencia
Singers at 11:30am in the Social Hall.
At noon, move out to the pool for music
with DJ Tyson & a special BBQ menu
from the Bistro!
Date/Time: Thursday, July 4th
from 11:30am – 3pm
Cost: Free (Lunch cost TBA)
Location: Social Hall/Pool
PATRIOTIC MOVIE NIGHT
Continue the holiday festivities with a special patriotic movie night
in the Social Hall. Festive holiday desserts will be for sale.
Date: Saturday, July 6th
Time: 5pm (Closed Caption) and 8pm (No Closed Caption)
Cost: Free
Location: Social Hall
DISCO DANCE
Enjoy a blast from the past
and catch some dance fever!
Date/Time: Friday, July 12th at 7pm
Cost: $10
AQUAPOOLOOZA —
BOBBY SUMMERS
Enjoy the sunset by the pool to the smooth sounds of Bobby Summers!
Date/Time: Saturday, July 20th at 8:30pm
Cost: Free (Specialty drinks will be sold)
Location: Pool
Important Reminder Regarding the Cancellation Policy
FROZEN FRIDAY
• For paid Life Enrichment classes, you will need to cancel no later
than one week prior to receive a refund.
• For all paid events, you must cancel one week prior to receive a
refund. A 10% service charge will be accessed. Some events cannot
be refunded.
• All bus trips will require a minimum of 24 people. We will cancel the
trip if we have not met the minimum 7 days prior to the departure date.
Cool off from the summer heat with Frozen Friday at the Bistro!
Bring your favorite frozen mixed drink to share, along with a write
up about the drink, such as name, ingredients, etc.
Date/Time: Friday, July 26th at 6pm
Cost: Free
Location: Bistro
RESORT-STYLE POOL GAMES
Bistro News!!!
BISTRO DINNER HOURS
Date/Time: Every Tuesday & Thursday from 4pm-7:30pm
Location: Bistro
Cost: Prices vary.
CHEF’S SPECIAL OF THE MONTH
The 1st Thursday of each month the Bistro will offer a “special”
as well as the regular dinner menu.
Team up with your fellow residents in games such as bumper balls,
duck push and noodle joust.
Date/Time: Saturday, July 27th at 12pm
Cost: Free
Location: Pool
VALENCIA CINEMA
Watch the best new releases on the big screen.
Movies will be determined based off release date.
Date: Sunday, July 28th / Sunday, August 25th
Sunday, September 29th
Time: 12:30pm (Closed Caption) and 3:30pm (No
Closed Caption)
Cost: Free (Complimentary Popcorn Provided)
VALENCIA LAKES 5
DRIVE-IN MOVIE NIGHT
WASTE-AWAY WEDNESDAY
Enjoy a movie in the comfort of your car
with the Valencia Lakes drive-in movie
night! Complimentary popcorn will be
available, as well as snacks and beverages
for purchase.
Date: Friday, August 9th (Time TBA)
Cost: $5 per car
Location: Clubhouse
Waste away this Wednesday at the Bistro.
Bring your favorite margarita to share,
along with a write up about the drink,
such as name, ingredients, etc.
Date: Wednesday, September 18th
Time: 6pm
Cost: Free
Location: Bistro
AQUAPOOLOOZA —
JUDY B GOOD
WINE, CHEESE & JAZZ PARTY
RTY
Live entertainment by Judy B Good
out by the pool for a fun evening of
music and friends!
Date/Time: Saturday, August 17th at 8pm
Cost: Free
Location: Pool
GIFT CARD BINGO
Bring a $5 gift card from a local merchant
and enjoy a fun-filled night of Bingo!
*Only gift cards will be accepted – no paper
certificates from online merchants allowed.
Date/Time: Saturday, August 24th at 8pm
Cost: $5 Gift Card
MIXED UP MONDAY
Get mixed up this Monday at the Bistro with your
fellow residents. Bring your favorite mixed drink to
share, along with a write up about the drink, such
as name, ingredients, etc.
Date/Time: Monday, August 26th at 6pm
Cost: Free
Location: Bistro
LABOR DAY CELEBRATION
& POOL PARTY
Celebrate this Labor Day with us as we offer great food, fun games,
and live entertainment by The Legendary Duos (‘60s tribute)!
Date/Time: Monday, September 2nd
Events begin at noon; concert begins at 7pm
Cost: Daytime games are free; $5 for the concert
Location: Clubhouse
BEER, WINE, PIZZA
AND A MOVIE
Come and watch one of the
hottest new movie releases
while enjoying pizza and
drinking wine/beer.
Date: Friday, September 13th
Time: 8pm
Cost: TBA (If you would
like to attend just the movie,
the cost is free)
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You bring the wine, we’ll bring the cheese
heese
and the jazz! Residents can meet in the
he
Social Hall for a fun night with
live entertainment!
Date: Saturday, September 21st
Time: 8pm
Cost: $5
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BIG SHOW RECEPTION PARTY
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Learn
all about our upcoming Big Show Season, as well as the chance
to purchase your season tickets for a discounted price!
Date/Time: Friday, September 27th at 8pm
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Cost:
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o Free
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NEW RESIDENT
WELCOME PARTY
Mix and mingle with the new residents
during happy hour and live music.
Pasta bar will be available for purchase.
Date: Saturday, September 28th
Time: 5pm (Club Open House & Happy Hour
For New Residents)
5:30pm (All residents – Pasta Bar Available)
7pm (Live Music)
Cost: Free / Pasta Bar $10 Per Plate
HEALTH & FITNESS
Want to start a workout program, or need a little extra motivation? We
have a personal trainer on staff to help you with all your workout needs
and several group fitness classes throughout the week. In an effort to
NOT cancel fitness classes, the Lifestyle Office will adjust the schedule
during holidays, vacations, etc. Finding coverage is not guaranteed but
we will do our best not to cancel the class. If we cannot find coverage in
a timely manner the Lifestyle Office will send out an email.
GROUP FITNESS
CLASSES
Cost: $5 per class for
drop-ins and guests,
or become a “Stay-N-Shape”
member and pay $18 per
month to attend any
and all of the classes.
Location: Aerobics Room
unless otherwise noted
FITNESS CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
20/20/20 This class combines cardio and weight training in a 60
minute session, with 20 minutes of cardio, followed by 20 minutes of
strength training, then 20 minutes of abdominals and cool down. This
is a great class for the beginner to the advanced. Instructor: SHARON
AQUA PILATES A variety of pool exercises that will strengthen
your muscles without hurting your joints! Please note: this class is
weather permitting and can be cancelled if the temperature drops
below 60 degrees and if there are any other weather hindrances.
In the event of weather hindrances, Aqua Pilates be cancelled.
Instructor: SHARON
BODY SCULPTING A combination of full body strength and
cardiovascular exercise for sculpting the core muscles including abs,
glutes, hip flexors and extensors.
CARDIO KICKBOXING High intensity cardio workout that
incorporates kicking, punching and core stabilization movements.
CORE ESSENTIALS This class is a variety of balance and core
exercises that strengthen the essential muscles which support our
bodies. Instructor: MARIA
MINUTE MOVES Minute moves is an interval training class that
integrates a variety of resistance, weight training, and low impact
cardiovascular work in one minute intervals to build and strengthen
muscle efficiently. Instructor: MARIA
YOGA Designed to strengthen the core and relieve tension and
stress through breathing techniques, stretching, meditation and
body postures. Instructor: MARIA
ZUMBA This program incorporates footwork and body movements
from flamenco, salsa and other dances. Participants pump their legs,
windmill their arms, move their hips, and clap their hands, dip, slide
and spin—all to a frenzied beat. Instructor: ROWENA & MARIA
SUMMER FITNESS CLASS CALENDER
Mondays
CORE ESSENTIALS: 9AM (AR)
MINUTE MOVES: 10AM (AR)
Tuesdays
20/20/20: 9AM (AR)
AQUA PILATES: 11AM (PL)
Wednesdays
YOGA: 9AM (AR)
ZUMBA: 10:15AM (AR)
Thursdays
BODY SCULPTING: 9AM (AR)
MINUTE MOVES: 10AM (AR)
AQUA PILATES: 11:15AM (PL)
Fridays
CARDIO KICKBOXING: 9AM (AR)
YOGA: 10AM (AR)
Saturdays
ZUMBA: 9AM (AR)
MASSAGE THERAPY
Therapists: Matthew Iavocelli and Karen Serbian
Types of massages available—
SWEDISH & VALENCIA DEEP TISSUE
Please note: Each massage is
ONE hour long. We ask that
you arrive at least 10 minutes
prior to your appointment.
There are no cancellations
allowed within 24 hours of
your massage appointment.
Cost: Swedish $30,
Valencia Deep Tissue $45
Call the Lifestyle Office for more information or to book your
appointment today!
CLUBS
If you would like more information about a particular club,
contact the people listed (numbers & e-mails are also listed in the
resident directory). Don’t see a club for you? Contact the Lifestyle
Office today to help start a new club.
313 CARD CLUB
Date/Time: Every Thursday at 7pm
Location: Multi-Purpose Room 2
Debby Cohen at [email protected]
8-BALL POOL LEAGUE
Date/Time: Every Tuesday at 7pm
and every Sunday at 1pm
Location: Game Room
Wayne Sievert at [email protected]
ADVANCED CANASTA
BEADING
Date/Time: 3rd Thursday of every month at 1pm
Location: Art Studio
Pat Kelly at [email protected]
BIKE CLUB
Date/Time: Tuesdays at 9am
July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30; August 6, 13, 20, 27;
September 3, 10, 17, 24
Saturdays at 8:30am
July 6, 13, 20, 27; August 3, 10, 17, 24, 31;
September 7, 14, 21, 28
Location: Tuesdays – Clubhouse;
Saturdays – Corner of Valencia Lakes Avenue
and Ruby Flats
John Doellinger at [email protected]
BOCCE BALL
Date/Time: Tuesdays at 2pm, Thursdays at 10am, Saturdays at 2pm
Location: Bocce Ball Court
Norm Topf at [email protected] or phone 813-938-1072
Carole Smith at [email protected] or phone 708-310-5301
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BUNCO CLUB
KINGS & QUEENS BOWLING CLUB
Date/Time: 1st Tuesday & 3rd Thursday
ay
of every month at 7pm
Location: MP2
Nell Bieser at [email protected]
Date/Time: Every Monday at 12pm
Location: “The Alley”
Cost: 3 Games/$2, Shoe rental/$1.50.
Bowling fee per week/$7.50 per person.
Martii Milton at [email protected]
or call 813.633.0612
CANASTA
Date/Time: Every Monday,
Wednesday & Friday at 1pm
Location: Game Room
MAH JONGG
CLAY CLUB
Date/Time: Tuesdays 2pm – 4pm
and Fridays 11am – 1:30pm
The Art Studio is accessible to Clay
Club members all day on Tuesdays
ONLY from 9am-9pm. You MUST
wear shoe booties before entering the
kiln room.
Joyce Gordon at [email protected]
Date/Time: Every Wednesday at 1pm
Carole Goldberg at [email protected]
or 813-419-4817
MEN’S DISCUSSION GROUP
Jeffrey Rosenfeld at [email protected]
MEN’S & WOMEN’S BRIDGE CLUB
Date/Time: Wednesdays at 12:30pm
Location: Multi-Purpose Room
COMMUNITY CLUB
MEXICAN TRAIN
Date/Time: 2nd Monday of each month at 7pm
Neal Rosen at [email protected]
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Date/Time: Every Monday at 7pm,
Every Thursday at 1pm
Location: Game Room
Nell Bieser at [email protected]
813.260.3316
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DIVE CLUB
Date/Time: TBA at 7pm
Location: Bistro
Doug French at [email protected]
FISHING CLUB
Date/Time: 1st Tuesday of every month
nth at 6pm
Abbie Israel at [email protected]
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GARDEN CLUB
Date/Time: Last Friday of each month at 1pm
Lenny Hibsher at [email protected] or
Maureen Kurowski at [email protected]
GUN & SELF DEFENSE CLUB
Date/Time: TBA
Jay Solow at 813-262-9936 or Mike Laughlin at 813.634.5453
HELPING HANDS
Date/Time: Wednesday,
July 10th at 11am
Norma Sanchez at
[email protected]
JEWISH HERITAGE
CLUB
Date/Time: 1st Monday of each month at 6pm
Neil Raphael at [email protected]
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NEEDLECRAFT GROUP
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Date/Time:
Every 2nd and 4th Thursday at 12:30pm
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Sandra Sutterlin at [email protected]
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OPEN BRIDGE/DUPLICATE BRIDGE
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Date/Time: Every Friday at 10am; Every Sunday at 7pm
Richard Flanigan at nrnfl[email protected]
OPEN CANASTA
Date/Time: Every Friday at 1pm
Location: Multi-Purpose Room I
Barbara Nova at [email protected]
OPEN MAH JONGG
Date/Time: Every Monday at 7pm; the 2nd, 3rd & 4th Tuesday
evenings at 7pm; every Wednesday at 1pm (in MP2);
every Thursday at 7pm
Harriet Bennett at [email protected]
or 813-938-1800
PICKLEBALL
Open Play: Monday – Thursday at 8am;
Friday at 8am (men only)
& 8:30am (ladies only);
Mondays at 6:30pm; Wednesdays at 6pm
Location: Pickleball Courts
Alex Iswarienko at
[email protected]
or 813-938-3303
PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB
TRAVEL CLUB
Date/Time: Every 4th Thursday of the month at 7:15pm
Location: Aerobic Room
Alan Wax at [email protected]
Date/Time: 2nd Tuesday of every month at 6pm
Arlene Donnellon at [email protected]
POKER
VALENCIA LAKES’
MILITARY VETERAN’S
CLUB (VLMVC)
Michael Barrett at [email protected]
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POKER CLUB
Location: Men—Gaming Room/Women—Social Hall
POKER GROUP
Date/Time: Every Wednesday at 7pm
Location: Game Room
Neil Raphael at [email protected]
QUILTING CLUB
Date/Time: Every Wednesday at 1:30pm
Debby Cohen at [email protected]
READING CLUB
Date/Time: Every 3rd Tuesday at 7pm
Jeanne Laffer at [email protected]
RV CLUB
Date/Time: Every 3rd Tuesday at 6pm
SHUFFLEBOARD CLUB
Date/Time: Every Wednesday at 9am
Location: Shuffleboard Courts
Jim Bieser at 813.260.3316 or [email protected]
SINGLE’S SOCIAL
Date/Time: Friday, August 2nd at 6:30pm
and Friday, September 20th at 6:30pm
Sistie Roberts at [email protected]
SOFTBALL CLUB
Date/Time: Every Wednesday
and Saturday at 8am
Location: Softball Field
Andy Pfeiffer at apfeiff[email protected]
Date/Time: 1st Monday of each month at 12pm
pm
Nick Fazio (813) 938-3687
or [email protected]
and Peter Adams 813.634.3720
VALENCIA SINGERS
Date/Time: Every Tuesday at 1:30pm
Ernie Ciarrocchi at [email protected]
VL CRUISERS
Date/Time: 2nd Wednesday
of each month at 7pm
Steve Cohen at [email protected]
WOMEN’S CLUB
Date/Time: Last Saturday of each month at 10:30am
Patty Hibsher at [email protected]
WOODCARVING CLUB
Date/Time: Every 1st and 3rd Friday
of each month at 2pm
John Padgett at 813.260.3983
or [email protected]
WOODWORKERS CLUB
Date/Time: Every 2nd Monday of the month
th
at 10am
Alex Iswarienko at [email protected] or 813-938-3303
NEW CLUB HIGHLIGHT!
8-BALL POOL LEAGUE
JEWISH HERITAGE CLUB
TABLE TENNIS CLUB
Date/Time: Daily—See Calendar
Vincent Genovese at
[email protected],
Herman Cockrell at
[email protected],
Rodney Davis at [email protected],
Rodn
or Peter Sackmann at
[email protected]
SOFTBALL CLUB
VL CRUISERS
Didn’t see a club for you?
Contact the Lifestyle Office today to
help start a new club.
VALENCIA LAKES 9
LIFELONG LEARNING CENTER
a t
V A L E N C I A
FISHING 101
Want to learn how to fish? This course is for residents with very
little or no fishing prowess. Learn from instructors who have over
175 years of combined experience!
Date/Time: Friday, July 5th, 12th & 19th at 3pm
SOCIAL SECURITY
Join guest speaker Mark Keitel and learn about Social Security:
Potential strategies for maximizing your benefits.
Date/Time: Wednesday, July 17th at 1pm
COMPUTER WORKSHOPS
Managing Media
Learn about USB storage devices and how to transfer and
download digital content. Also explore legal options for acquiring
digital media online.
Date/Time: Wednesday, July 17th at 3pm
Internet: Malicious PC Software & Virus Problems
Learn about different types of malicious software, how they get on
personal computers, how to remove them, and precautions to take
when using the Internet.
Date/Time: Wednesday, August 21st at 3pm
E-books for various e-Readers
Learn how to check out and download free library e-books to read
onto a PC, Mac, Nook, Kobo, Sony and other e-readers. Explore
Adobe Digital Editions and learn how to check out an e-book using
OverDrive and Freading.
Date/Time: Wednesday, September 18th at 3pm
MEMORY SCREENING
Worried about your memory? Would you like to have a FREE memory
screening? The Alzheimer’s Association Memory Bus, Senior Helpers
and Sun Towers Retirement Community will be providing FREE
memory screenings. Tests take approximately 15 minutes.
Date/Time: Wednesday, August 7th at 1pm
Location: Clubhouse
CULINARY CONCEPTS: CUPCAKES BY JENNIFER
Make homemade butter cream icing and learn piping techniques.
Date/Time: Monday, August 12th at 1pm
PLANNING FOR HEALTHCARE
Join guest speaker Mark Keitel about planning for healthcare costs in
retirement, and why it’s important to consider your health and wealth.
Date/Time: Wednesday, August 21st at 1pm
LIFEPATH HOSPICE
Join guest speaker Sue Pagano, Chapters Health/LifePath Hospice,
as she discusses palliative care services for people with chronic
disease and serious illness, as well as recognizing the declines of aging.
UNDERSTANDING FOOD LABELS
PUP (Physicians United Plan) will talk about taking the guesswork
out of healthy food shopping. Learn to properly read food labels, to
understand the ingredient lists and nutrition facts on your favorite
foods, how to make the best decisions for your diet and health.
10 VALENCIA LAKES
CLASSES ARE FREE
UNLESS OTHERWISE
NOTED
L A K E S
COLLABORATIVE FAMILY LAW PRESENTATION
Do you have a family member or friend going through divorce?
Do you want to learn how his or her financial and emotional
resources can be focused on the children and preserving assets
rather than on court battles and blaming the other spouse?
The Collaborative Divorce Institute of Tampa Bay invites you
to learn about collaborative family law, a process to help divorcing
spouses end their marriage without destroying their family. The panel
will include an attorney, accountant, and psychologist trained in
advanced interdisciplinary collaborative family law practice.
Date/Time: Saturday, September 7th at 2pm
SUPREME COURT: SELECTING AN UNBIASED JURY
Even non-lawyers know prejudices of jury members influence a
verdict. The United States Supreme Court has set forth some new
rules governing jury selection. This session focuses on the efficacy
of these rules. Presented by resident Doug Campbell.
Date/Time: Monday, September 9th at 11am
WALGREENS FLU CLINIC
Do you need to get your 2013 flu shot? Meet in the Social Hall where
representatives from Walgreens will be giving immunizations.
Date/Time: Monday, September 16th from 3-5pm
Cost: Will be able to bill any insurance that covers the immunizations;
non-covered immunizations will be a discounted price of $25.99
LINE DANCING CLASS
Join instructor Paul for an easy way to have fun while you exercise.
Date/Time: Monday, September 16th and Monday, September 30th
at 6:30pm
Cost: $5 per class
DISEASE MANAGEMENT
PUP’s purpose is to improve the health and well-being of our
members, so PUP’s clinical or Provider Relations staff will be on
hand to discuss how to manage specific conditions to maintain a
better quality of life.
NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY
Join Roger Sheets, a volunteer at the National Audubon Society
at Lettuce Lake, for a presentation on sand hill cranes and other
aviary Floridian residents.
Date/Time: Monday, September 23rd at 7pm
FALL PREVENTION
The Sun City Center Emergency Squad will make a presentation on
how you can reduce your chances of becoming an injury statistic
and maintain your independence. For seniors over the age of 65,
your chances are 1 out of 3 that you will experience a fall this year.
Learn important steps to stay healthy and avoid injuries due to falls.
ASTRONOMY LECTURE: THE UNIVERSE THROUGH
THE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE
The Hubble Space Telescope is one of history’s greatest explorers.
Enjoy stunning cosmic images of stars, galaxies, nebulae and our
own Solar System as we journey through the Universe
VALENCIA LAKES
S U N D A Y
M O N D A Y
T U E S D A Y
Open Play Pickleball 8am (PC)
Bowling Club 12pm (The Alley)
VLMVC LUNCHEON 12pm (SH)
Canasta 1pm (GR)
Art Class 1-3pm (AS)
Jewish Heritage Club 6pm (SH)
Table Tennis Club 6pm (AS)
Pickleball 6:30pm (PC)
“Open” Mah Jongg 7pm (MP1)
Mexican Train 7pm (GR)
8-Ball Pool League 1pm (GR)
Table Tennis 1pm (AS)
Duplicate Bridge 7pm (MP1)
Open Bridge 7pm (MP1)
7
14
Woodworkers Club 10am (MP2)
Canasta 1pm (GR)
Community Club 7pm (SH)
15
Canasta 1pm (GR)
28
Canasta 1pm (GR)
VALENCIA CINEMA (SH)
CC 12:30pm / No CC 3:30pm
8
Canasta 1pm (GR)
21
Open Play Pickleball
8am (PC)
Duplicate Bridge
7pm (MP1)
1
JULY 2013
Calendar of Events
W E D N E S D A Y
2
Bike Club 9am (CH)
Canasta 1pm (MP1)
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Table Tennis 1-4pm & 6-9pm (AS)
Valencia Singers 1:30pm (AR)
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
Clay Club 2pm (AS)
Dinner At The Bistro 4-7:30pm (BIS)
Fishing Club 6pm (SH)
Canasta 7pm (MP1)
Bunco Club 7pm (MP2)
9
Bike Club 9am (CH)
Canasta 1pm (MP1)
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
Clay Club 2pm (AS)
Travel Club 6pm (SH)
Canasta 7pm (MP1)
16
Bike Club 9am (CH)
Canasta 1pm (MP1)
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
Clay Club 2pm (AS)
RV Club 6pm (AS)
Canasta 7pm (MP1)
Reading Club 7pm (AS)
22
Bike Club 9am (CH)
Canasta 1pm (MP1)
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
Clay Club 2pm (AS)
Canasta 7pm (MP1)
29
Bike Club 9am (CH)
Canasta 1pm (MP1)
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
Clay Club 2pm (AS)
Canasta 7pm (MP1)
T H U R S D A Y
3
Softball Practice 8am (SF)
Shuffleboard 9am (HS)
Men’s/Women’s Bridge 12:30pm (MP1)
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Canasta 1pm (GR)
Quilting Club 1:30pm (AS)
Pickleball 6pm (PC)
Poker Group 7pm (GR)
Mah Jongg 7pm (MP1&2)
10
JULY 4
CELEBRATION &
POOLSIDE
PARTY
11:30am – 3pm (CH)
11
Bocce Ball 10am (BB)
Needlecraft Group 12:30pm (AS)
Advanced Canasta 1pm (MP2)
Men’s Discussion Group 1pm (AR)
313 Card Club 7pm (MP2)
Poker 7pm (AS)
Poker Club 7pm (GR)
Men’s/Women’s Bridge12:30pm (MP1)
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Canasta 1pm (GR)
Social Security 1pm (SH)
Computer Workshop 3pm (AR)
Pickleball 6pm (PC)
17
Poker 7pm (AS)
Poker Club 7pm (GR)
24
Poker 7pm (AS)
Poker Club 7pm (GR)
Photography Club 7:15pm (AR)
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Canasta 1pm (GR)
Pickleball 6pm (PC)
30
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Canasta 1pm (GR)
Pickleball 6pm (PC)
31
S A T U R D A Y
5
Softball Club 8am (SF)
Bike Club 8:30am (corner of Valencia
Lakes Avenue & Ruby Flats)
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
PATRIOTIC MOVIE NIGHT (SH)
CC 5pm
No CC 8pm
12
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
19
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
Men’s Pickleball Social 8am (PC)
Ladies Pickleball 8:30am (PC)
Open Bridge 10am (MP1)
Clay Club 11am (AS)
Open Canasta 1pm (MP1)
Woodcarving Club 2pm (AS)
Fishing 101 3pm (AR)
6
Lifestyle Office & Bistro Closed
Women’s Club Board MTG 10:30am (MP2)
Helping Hands 11am (MP1)
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Canasta 1pm (GR)
Pickleball 6pm (PC)
VL Cruisers 7pm (SH)
23
F R I D A Y
18
25
LIFESTYLE ACTIVITIES
CLASSES
CLUBS
Please note: The fitness class
schedule is located on page 8
under Health & Fitness.
ALL EVENTS ARE RAIN OR SHINE
UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
Clay Club 11am (AS)
13
DISCO DANCE 7pm (SH)
Clay Club 11am (AS)
Clay Club 11am (AS)
Garden Club 1pm (MP2)
FROZEN FRIDAY 6pm (BIS)
VLMVC Movie 7:30pm (SH)
26
L O C A T I O N
AR Aerobics Room
AS Art Studio
BB Bocce Ball Courts
BC Basketball Courts
BIS Bistro
CH Clubhouse
GR Gaming Room
20
AQUAPOOLOOZA
With Bobby Summers
8:30pm (PL)
27
Women’s Club MTG 10:30am (SH)
RESORT-STYLE POOL GAMES
12pm (PL)
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
L E G E N D
HS Horse Shore Pit & Shuffleboard Courts
MP Multi-Purpose Room
PC Pickle Ball Courts
PL Pool/Poolside
SF Softball Field
SH Social Hall
TC Tennis Courts
VALENCIA LAKES
S U N D A Y
M O N D A Y
L O C A T I O N
AR Aerobics Room
AS Art Studio
BIS Bistro
CH Clubhouse
GR Gaming Room
T U E S D A Y
4
11
18
Duplicate Bridge
7pm (MP1)
25
L E G E N D
CLASSES
T H U R S D A Y
CLUBS
Please note: The fitness class schedule is located on
page 8 under Health & Fitness.
ALL EVENTS ARE RAIN OR SHINE UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
• Please see newsletter for cost & description of all events.
• Don’t forget to register for activities. This will help us in planning all programs.
• Exceed Fitness staff is available for equipment orientation and your personal
training needs.
• Please contact the Lifestyle office for availability and scheduling.
VLMVC LUNCHEON 12pm (SH)
Canasta 1pm (GR)
Jewish Heritage Club 6pm (SH)
5
12
Canasta 1pm (GR)
Culinary Concepts—Cupcakes
by Jennifer 1pm (SH)
19
Canasta 1pm (GR)
Canasta 1pm (GR)
Mixed-Up Monday 6pm (BIS)
W E D N E S D A Y
PL Pool/Poolside
SF Softball Field
SH Social Hall
TC Tennis Courts
8am (PC)
Duplicate Bridge
7pm (MP1)
Calendar of Events
26
6
Bike Club 9am (CH)
Canasta 1pm (MP1)
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
Clay Club 2pm (AS)
Canasta 7pm (MP1)
13
Bike Club 9am (CH)
Canasta 1pm (MP1)
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
Clay Club 2pm (AS)
Canasta 7pm (MP1)
20
Bike Club 9am (CH)
Canasta 1pm (MP1)
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
Clay Club 2pm (AS)
RV Club 6pm (AS)
Canasta 7pm (MP1)
27
Bike Club 9am (CH)
Canasta 1pm (MP1)
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
Clay Club 2pm (AS)
Canasta 7pm (MP1)
7
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Canasta 1pm (GR)
Memory Screening 1pm (SH)
Pickleball 6pm (PC)
14
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Canasta 1pm (GR)
Pickleball 6pm (PC)
21
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Canasta 1pm (GR)
Planning for Healthcare 1pm (SH)
Pickleball 6pm (PC)
28
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Canasta 1pm (GR)
Pickleball 6pm (PC)
AUGUST 2013
F R I D A Y
S A T U R D A Y
1
Clay Club 11am (AS)
Singles Social 6:30pm (MP1)
2
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
8
Clay Club 11am (AS)
9
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
Poker 7pm (AS)
Poker Club 7pm (GR)
Poker 7pm (AS)
Poker Club 7pm (GR)
15
Poker 7pm (AS)
Poker Club 7pm (GR)
22
Poker 7pm (AS)
Poker Club 7pm (GR)
29
Poker 7pm (AS)
Poker Club 7pm (GR)
3
10
DRIVE-IN MOVIE NIGHT (TBA) (CH)
16
Clay Club 11am (AS)
Men’s Pickleball Social
8am (PC)
Clay Club 11am (AS)
23
17
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
AQUAPOOLOOZA
With Judy B Good
8pm (PL)
24
8am (PC)
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
GIFT CARD BINGO
8pm (SH)
Clay Club 11am (AS)
30
31
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
VALENCIA LAKES
S U N D A Y
M O N D A Y
T U E S D A Y
1 LABOR DAY 2
8am (PC)
Duplicate Bridge
7pm (MP1)
CELEBRATION
C
ELEBRATION
and
and P
POOL
OOL P
PARTY
AR T Y
12pm
12pm
Games (CH)
(CH)
Games
7p m
7pm
Live Entertainment
Entertainment ((SH)
SH)
Live
Lifestyle Office & Bistro Closed
8
Supreme Court: Selecting an
Unbiased Jury 11am (SH)
Canasta 1pm (GR)
15
Canasta 1pm (GR)
Walgreens Flu Clinic 3-5pm (SH)
Line Dancing Class 6:30pm (AR)
Open Bridge
7pm (MP1)
22
Canasta 1pm (GR)
National Audubon Society
7pm (SH)
Duplicate Bridge
7pm (MP1)
29
Canasta 1pm (GR)
Line Dancing Class 6:30pm (AR)
Duplicate Bridge 7pm (MP1)
Calendar of Events
9
W E D N E S D A Y
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
WINE, CHEESE,
& JAZZ PARTY
8pm (SH)
27
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
NEW RESIDENT MIXER
5pm – Cocktail Hour
5:30pm – Pasta Bar All Residents
7pm – Live Music
26
Clay Club 11am (AS)
Astronomy Lecture 2pm (SH)
BIG SHOW RECEPTION PARTY
8pm (SH)
Poker 7pm (AS)
Poker Club 7pm (GR)
17
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Canasta 1pm (GR)
Waste-Away Wednesday 6pm (BIS)
Pickleball 6pm (PC)
18
Landscape Workshop 10am (MP1&2)
Beading Club 1pm (AS)
Poker 7pm (AS)
Poker Club 7pm (GR)
24
Fall Prevention 1pm (SH)
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Canasta 1pm (GR)
Pickleball 6pm (PC)
25
Poker 7pm (AS)
Poker Club 7pm (GR)
PL Pool/Poolside
SF Softball Field
SH Social Hall
TC Tennis Courts
20
Clay Club 11am (AS)
Disease Management 2pm (SH)
Singles Social 6:30pm (MP1)
11
L E G E N D
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
Jewish Heritage Club:
Break-The-Fast Dinner
6pm (SH)
19
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Canasta 1pm (GR)
Pickleball 6pm (PC)
L O C A T I O N
13
Clay Club 11am (AS)
BEER, WINE, PIZZA
& A MOVIE (SH)
No CC 8pm
10
Bike Club 9am (CH)
Canasta 1pm (MP1)
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
Clay Club 2pm (AS)
Canasta 7pm (MP1)
Collaborative Family
Law Presentation
2pm (SH)
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
12
Poker 7pm (AS)
Poker Club 7pm (GR)
23
6
Clay Club 11am (AS)
Understanding Food Labels
2pm (SH)
4
Bike Club 9am (CH)
Canasta 1pm (MP1)
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
Clay Club 2pm (AS)
RV Club 6pm (AS)
Canasta 7pm (MP1)
S A T U R D A Y
5
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Canasta 1pm (GR)
LifePath Hospice 2pm (SH)
Pickleball 6pm (PC)
Bike Club 9am (CH)
Canasta 1pm (MP1)
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
Clay Club 2pm (AS)
VLMVC Quarterly Meeting 2pm (SH)
Canasta 7pm (MP1)
AR Aerobics Room
AS Art Studio
BIS Bistro
CH Clubhouse
GR Gaming Room
F R I D A Y
3
Bike Club 9am (CH)
Canasta 1pm (MP1)
Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)
Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)
Clay Club 2pm (AS)
Canasta 7pm (MP1)
16
30
T H U R S D A Y
SEPTEMBER 2013
CLASSES
CLUBS
Please note: The fitness class schedule is located on
page 8 under Health & Fitness.
ALL EVENTS ARE RAIN OR SHINE UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
• Please see newsletter for cost & description of all events.
• Don’t forget to register for activities. This will help us in planning all programs.
• Exceed Fitness staff is available for equipment orientation and your personal
training needs.
• Please contact the Lifestyle office for availability and scheduling.
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