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APRIL 2012
Serving Sun City Anthem for over 10 years
Sun City Anthem Community Association
2450 Hampton Road
Henderson, NV 89052
Front Desk: (702) 614-5864
Phone: (702) 614-5800
Fax: (702) 614-5813
SCA website: www.sca-hoa.org
ANTHEM CENTER HOURS
Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Saturday – 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Sunday – 9:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
614-5864
Fitness Center Hours
Monday – Saturday
5:30 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Sunday 5:30 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Fitness Center
614-5885
Serenity At Anthem Day Spa
614-5809
INDEPENDENCE CENTER HOURS
Monday – Friday
6:30 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday
7:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
614-5803
LIBERTY CENTER HOURS
2211 Somersworth Drive
Henderson, NV 89044
Monday - Friday 5:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday 5:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
638-5780
Community Service Assistance
614-5862
Emergency Preparedness 263-6378
Community Patrol 614-6751
Pulte/Del Webb Customer Relations
914-4800 / 800-664-3089
RMI Management, LLC 932-6777
THE REVERE GOLF CLUB
The Revere Golf Club 259-4653
Buckman’s 617-5780
ADVERTISING
Advertising at (702) 592-4818
Debbie Landry [email protected]
The primary mission of the Spirit is to provide a nonpolitical communication link to the members, build
community awareness and inform Sun City Anthem
members of community news. The Association provides
this publication for informational purposes only and
neither endorses nor promotes any of the products or
services advertised herein and assume no responsibility or
liability for the statements made in this publication. We
reserve the right to refuse advertising for any reason, or
cause. We also reserve the right to edit, condense and
verify all articles and graphics submitted for publication.
4 Sun City Anthem • April 2012
Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
If this falls on a holiday weekend, the office will be open the following Saturday.
SCA CUSTOMER SERVICE RECEPTIONIST
Front Desk
COMMUNITY MANAGER
Sacha Fotu
Assistant Community Manager
William “Buddy” Jarrett
Associate Community Manager
Skyler Jewell
Administrative Assistant
Lily Cardenas
614-5864
614-5800
[email protected]
614-5800
[email protected]
614-5800
[email protected]
614-5800
[email protected]
SCA MEMBERSHIP SERVICES
RMI Membership Service Representative
Debbie Green
614-5816
Shannon Cameron
614-5817
614-5817
Margo Johnson
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
CUSTOMER SERVICE/ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
Manager Rich Mooney
614-5861
[email protected]
ACTIVITIES
[email protected]
Manager Greg Dreyer
614-5860
Assistant Jacque Klaus
614-5806
[email protected]
Facility Rental/Scheduler
Sunny Nelsen
614-5865
[email protected]
COMMUNICATIONS
Manager Kathy Martin
638-5750
[email protected]
Administrative Assistant
[email protected]
Danielle Bartle
614-5822
Communications IT
[email protected]
Aittel Sanchez
Network Administrator
Steve Myers
[email protected]
Network Administrator Assistant
Juvelyn Caparida
[email protected]
FITNESS
Manager Kathy Kline
614-5887
[email protected]
Manager Meg Poulson
614-5873
[email protected]
Fitness Assistant Barbara Mowry 614-5823
[email protected]
COMPLIANCE DEPARTMENT (CC&Rs, Rules & Regulations)
Compliance Department Manager
Christine Wikoff
614-5859
[email protected]
Compliance Department Assistant
Julie Murray
638-5751
[email protected]
Architectural Compliance/Design Guidelines/ARC
Architectural Compliance Manager
Jennifer Guilliams
614-5812
[email protected]
Architectural Compliance Assistant
[email protected]
James Arteaga
614-5820
FACILITIES
Manager Bruno Panek
Landscape Christine Noble
614-5851
614-5814
[email protected]
[email protected]
Table of Contents
Robin Roth Show
8
Friday, April 27, 7:00 p.m.
Independence Center,
Freedom Hall
31
18
6
Board of Directors
24
Fitness
8
Board Summary Report
27
Facilities/Landscaping
11
Committee Reports
31
Revere Golf
14
Community Services
32
Club Directory
16
Community Patrol
33
Club News
18
Activities
54
Service Directory
April 2012 • Sun City Anthem 5
SUN CITY ANTHEM BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President’s Report
Board elections. Ballots will be mailed to our members
starting April 5th, and the deadline for casting ballots is
4:00 p.m. on April 30th. The ballots will be tabulated at a
member meeting starting at 8:30 a.m. on May 1st. The
newly constituted Board will hold its organizational
meeting starting at 10:00 a.m. on May 10th. At this
meeting, the Board will elect officers and agree on liaison
assignments to our standing committees.
Unlike many associations, we do not use a nominating
committee to recruit or screen candidates for election
to our Board. Any member (homeowner) can become
a candidate by completing a few short forms. Our
Association relies entirely on our members to select
directors by voting. There will be many opportunities to
listen to and meet the candidates at neighborhood
gatherings and community forums. Please take the time to
meet and learn about your neighbors who have
volunteered to serve on our Board, and then cast your
informed vote.
Our Board’s role. Our Board is elected for only one
purpose: to govern the affairs of our Association. We keep
this limitation in mind when we are asked to try to
influence issues affecting the residents of our city, county
or state. We only get involved in legislation affecting our
Association and issues that affect our community and the
surrounding communities more than other Henderson
residents. These include such issues as our opposition to
the Sloan Hills strip mine proposal and our efforts to
reduce air traffic over our community. With these rare
exceptions, we limit our activities to governing our
Association, which is what you elected us to do.
Standing committees. Our Association relies heavily on
the work of our standing committees to assist our Board in
making policy decisions. Most of our committees hold
monthly public meetings and also work between monthly
meetings. A committee member serves a two-year term,
and can serve a second term. Service on a committee is
limited to four years, which assures over time an infusion
of new members with new ideas. Our community limits
committee service to a maximum of four years to balance
the need for experience and continuity with the benefits of
new ideas and different perspectives.
Serving on a standing committee is an excellent way to
influence decisions affecting our community, learn how
our Association functions, and get to know the other
volunteers serving on our committees and our Board.
Please consider volunteering when you learn that a
committee is seeking new members.
HOAs: good or bad? The Las Vegas Sun recently gauged
the feelings of their readers about HOAs, which got me to
thinking about this issue. I learned in law school that
a person only owns a bundle of rights associated with a
property item. For example, ownership of land is subject to
limitations such as zoning and eminent domain rights
reserved by government. Buying a home in an HOA adds
another layer of rights and limitations to those imposed by
government.
HOAs are neither inherently good nor inherently bad. The
pros and cons of each HOA are different, and the key
concept is to match your desires to the right HOA. Barb and
I used this cost-benefit analysis when we bought our home
here. The benefits are many: three community buildings
which include fitness centers, pools, craft and activity
rooms, landscaped main streets, and much more. To us
these benefits are worth the $1,100 in annual assessments;
but this doesn’t mean buying a home in our Association is
the right decision for another couple with a different
perspective.
Shredder truck problems. I was one of our many residents
who experienced long lines at the community shredder
truck on March 3. Although we only advertise the
availability of this free paper shredding service to our
residents, it appears that word has spread outside of our
community. To avoid this problem in the future, it will be
necessary to show an SCA activities card in order to use our
shredding service. Your next opportunity to have sensitive
records shredded will be on Saturday, May 5, 8:00 a.m. to
12:00 p.m.
Anthem Council update. At their February meeting, the
Anthem Council Board approved the purchase of new
lights for the two waterfalls near the intersection of Eastern
and Anthem Parkway. These new LED lights will cost
$41,500. The primary reason for the change to LED lighting
is that the original incandescent lights cannot handle the
constant pounding imposed on them by the waterfalls,
which results in frequent expensive repairs.
Jim Long,
Board President
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
Many Openings for Volunteers at
SCA's Own Channel 99
Station Transitions to High Definition; Needs Your Help
Despite being referred to as a “vast wasteland” by a
long-ago chairman of the FCC, television has nevertheless
insinuated itself into our lives, for better or for worse.
Here in Sun City Anthem, we reap the benefits of
operating a cable television channel for the exclusive use
and enjoyment of our residents, thanks to the largesse of
Cox Communications.
From a viewer's perspective, Channel 99, like Star Trek,
takes us places that we haven't been before. Some of us,
whether due to lack of
transportation or
physical infirmities,
would not be able to
see all of the local
treasures or meet
many fascinating
people were it not for
the curious and
dedicated Sun City
82-year-old Claude Wilton has been studio
cameraman since 2004
Anthem residentvolunteers who pound the streets of SCA as well as Clark
County, cameras and microphones in tow.
The jewel in the SCA
communications
crown, Channel 99's
signature show, is the
40-minute videomagazine format
Anthem Alive! which
keeps us continually
informed, amused,
Editor Will Gilliam assembles the weekly
edition of Anthem Alive!
surprised and
delighted, and has something for virtually every resident.
We are consistently presented with a fascinating mix of
features which not only entertain, but also inform.
By Sherryl Daly
behind-the-scenes producers, writers, reporters, editors,
camera operators, audio and video specialists
complemented by a multi-talented group of on-air
personalities. A dedicated support staff works to
coordinate activities.
The station was launched in 2004 by resident Larry
Attebery, and Bob Passaro took the reins as executive
producer early in 2006. During Bob's stewardship, more
diversified programming has transformed the station's
lineup from basic news segments to include its current
stable of around-the-clock offerings. For those with
high-def cable reception, Channel 99 is now available on
Cox channel 980, and programs may also be accessed
24/7 on the Internet at suncityanthem99.com.
In addition to Anthem
Alive! which is
telecast every three
hours around the
clock — at 3, 6, 9, 12
a.m. and p.m. — the
station offers many
other specialized
shows. The full
Anthem Alive! hosts Nadine and Marlin
programming
Nielsen prepare for the next take.
schedule is listed on
the Internet at suncityanthem99.com. Daily programming
includes:
• Sit 'n Be Fit is a show directed to folk who like to
exercise at home or are unable to get to the rec centers
• Home Maintenance demonstrates how to perform
routine tasks around the house
• Channel 99 Showcase presents longer, in-depth
versions of segments from Anthem Alive!
• The Best of Channel 99, which showcases oldies but
goodies, reruns of popular segments from Anthem
Alive!
The show's diverse subject matter includes: reviews of
local shows, movies, restaurants and books; interviews
with residents and local celebrities; the latest on
healthcare concerns and home maintenance tasks; home
exercise tips; updates on SCA activities and events; local
historic and archeological points of interest; music
industry and entertainment icons; veterans' affairs, and
more news tailored to seniors living the SCA lifestyle.
• Fun Fishing for Local Seniors, a resident-produced
show featuring fishing at Lake Mead, which is
followed by the California-based
commercial show
called Fun Fishing
Channel 99 was the first of its kind – a closed-circuit
television station operated by an age-restricted
community. The station is staffed by a dedicated crew
who will have produced more than 275 weekly Anthem
Alive! shows by the time you read this article. Using
cutting-edge technology, the programming is expertly
created by a 50-person resident-volunteer team of
• Freedom Is Not
Free focuses on the
war experiences
of SCA military
veterans and is
being sent to the
Smithsonian.
Activities manager Greg Dreyer prepares
to do his weekly activities update.
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
The station has earned a reputation for delivering reliable,
creative and relevant content not only to residents of SCA,
but to neighboring communities as well. Channel 99's
signal is transmitted beyond SCA boundaries, so there is
an audience in Anthem Highlands, Anthem Country Club,
Solera, Coventry and Seven Hills. Ideally, we're projecting
an image of life in
Sun City Anthem
that encourages
others to come
here to live when
they retire. And
don't forget,
viewing on the
Internet is a great
way to show your
friends and family
this wonderful
Director and editor Jan Goldberg uses her IT
place in which we
experience to place various backgrounds behind
on-camera presenters.
live.
Volunteer: Channel 99 has arrived at a
crossroads as old-timers take their leave, and the
station transitions to high-definition telecasts.
Channel 99 has reached a milestone as many volunteer
producers, editors and specialists who have been with
the station since its inception plan to retire soon. Bob
Passaro emphasizes that camera people, audio and
lighting specialists, editing and graphics personnel,
videographers, and equipment and studio managers are
especially needed.
Prior experience is not necessary; Channel 99 will train
volunteers. Bob notes that most volunteers have received
free training in-house and had very little, if any, prior
exposure to television production. Volunteer residents
will learn all aspects of audio and video, using the latest
computers and movie programs. “Many of our Channel 99
volunteers started here knowing nothing about TV
production,” Bob says, “and some of them are now our
channel's superstars.”
Passaro emphasizes, “The only prerequisites for any
position with Channel 99 are enthusiasm and the ability
to work as part of a team.” He also notes that volunteers
can work as many
hours or as few as
suits them, and
can work from the
Channel 99 offices
— which are
housed in a small
building with its
own entrance on
the east side of
Emmy Award-winning sound engineer
Independence
Gino Guarna wires up resident philosopher
Lois
Krashin for her weekly commentary.
Center — or in
some cases, from their own homes. Bob is available to
train volunteers who are ready and willing to learn.
Given the diversity of skills, interests and expertise
indigenous to SCA residents, there could be a huge pool of
untapped ambition and desire to participate in shaping
the future of this precious community asset. Whether you
have real-life know-how or simply harbor the desire for a
new and fulfilling experience, volunteering at Channel 99
could enrich your life.
For more information, please email Bob Passaro at
[email protected] or call him at 617-0458.
Saturday, April 21
11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
See Yourself on TV!
Stop by the Channel 99 Studio between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
on Saturday, April 21, right after the SCA Home Expo.
Channel 99 staff will be on hand to demonstrate equipment and
speak about their various duties, assignments and experience.
** Refreshments! Tours! **
** The chance to see yourself on TV! **
We'll be looking for you at the Community Service Building,
directly to the east of Independence Center.
Board Summary Report
BOARD MEETING NOTICES
Summary of the February 23, 2012
Board of Directors Meeting Minutes
The February 23, 2012 meeting agenda was accepted,
and the January 26, 2012 and February 2, 2012 meeting
minutes were approved.
The December 2011 year-to-date financial statements
were reviewed. The Chartered Club Activities and
Alcohol Policy were approved. The Community
Lifestyle Committee strategic plan was accepted. The
Filipiniana Club charter was approved. The Finance
Committee Confidentiality and Conflict of Interest
Agreement was approved. The Construction Defect
Settlement accounting method was accepted. The
2013 Budget Calendar was approved. The Health and
Fitness Committee strategic plan was accepted. The
Properties and Grounds Committee strategic goals
were accepted. The CLEO Project final report was
accepted and the recommendations therein were
approved.
The Restaurant Advisory Committee
Confidentiality and Conflict of Interest Policy
Statement was approved. The Restaurant Advisory
Committee’s regular activities and meetings were
temporarily suspended. The Community Patrol
Procedures Manual was approved.
The following expenditure requests and contracts
were approved: storage tank insurance policy
renewal; fitness equipment; Liberty Center shower
grab bars; Arts & Crafts chairs; custom club
mailboxes; ballot packet printing and mailing; tennis
professional contract.
The Resolution for Responsibilities of Board Members
Serving as a Liaison to Standing Committees was
approved. A contract not to exceed $25,000 for
a restaurant consultant was approved. The
investigation of commencing the yellow brass class
action litigation was discontinued.
Bids were opened for: smoke control systems
re-balance;
landscaping
at Americana
and
Williamsport; Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon
catering.
Tuesday, 4/24/2012, 10:00 am
Board Book Review Workshop
Anthem Center
Thursday, 4/26/2012, 9:00 am
Board of Directors Executive Session Meeting
Anthem Center
Thursday, 4/26/2012, 1:30 pm
Board of Directors Meeting
Freedom Hall
Tuesday, 5/1/2012, 8:30 am
Annual Membership Election Ballot Counting Meeting
Anthem Center
Thursday, 5/10/2012, 1:30 pm
Board of Directors Organizational Meeting
Freedom Hall
In accordance with NRS 116.3108 the above agenda shall serve
as notice of the Board of Directors meeting for the Sun City
Anthem Community Association, Inc.
Homeowners are
permitted to speak to the association or executive board, unless
the executive board is meeting in executive session. At the
beginning of every Board Meeting, there is a member comment
period for comments relating to agenda items only. At the end of
every Board Meeting, there is member comment period for
comments on any subject. During this period, the Board will
hear member comments. The Board of Directors will not take
action on comments or requests made during the comment
periods. Agendas for the Board Meeting are available on the
Monday prior to the meeting from the Administrative Office in
the Anthem Center and on the Association’s web site
(www.sca-hoa.org). The Agenda is also posted on the Monday
prior to the Board Meeting on the Community bulletin board in
the Anthem Center. Homeowners are permitted to receive a
copy of the minutes or a summary of the minutes in electronic
format at no charge to the homeowner, or in paper format at a
cost not to exceed $.25 per page for the first ten pages, and
$.10 per page thereafter. Copies of the minutes from a Board of
Directors meeting are available from the Administrative Office.
Audio copies of a Board of Directors meeting are available from
the Administrative Office upon request at a cost of $2.00 per disc.
The Management Office is located in the Anthem Center, 2450
Hampton Road, Henderson, Nevada 89052. Office Hours are:
8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday;
8:00 a.m.- 6:30 p.m., Wednesday; and the first Saturday of each
month from 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. or the second Saturday if the
first Saturday falls on a holiday. The telephone number for
obtaining an agenda is 614-5800. The board is aware of all legal
requirements pursuant to the applicable laws and regulations.
SUN CITY ANTHEM
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Director
Director, Vice President
of Community Relations
Director
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James J. Long
Wade E. Terry
Jerry Gardberg
Dan Forgeron
Celeste Bové
Bella L. Meese
478-6030
353-8201
275-9170
588-2990
614-8119
407-0970
B o a rd P re s @ s c a c a i . c o m
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
~ Michael L. Carey
614-9036
[email protected]
Committee Reports
ARC
ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW
Lionel Draper, Architectural Review Subcommittee
Chairperson
Our Community is aging and some older villages are
in need of fence maintenance/repainting and exterior
painting of their home. Those who have access to the
Internet can find information regarding their exterior paint
scheme or additional schemes to select if they so choose. If
you are painting your home the same color scheme, you
do not need Architectural approval. If you are changing
your color scheme, you would need to attend one of the
Architectural Plan Reviews to select a different color
scheme and request approval.
Perimeter fences and gates must be the Community color
called Victorian Garnet. Courtyard fences, gates and entry
gates can either be the color of Victorian Garnet or a color
that matches one of the colors of their home. Two places
that have the Victorian Garnet paint on hand are Frazee
Paint and Sherwin Williams.
The Sun City Anthem website at www.sca-hoa.org , under
Board/Committees, Architectural Review lists the exterior
paint information as well as the Design Guidelines and
various Architectural forms.
COMMUNICATIONS
COMMITTEE
Communications Committee
Joan Roth, Chairperson
421-5646, [email protected]
Next Meeting: April 11, 10:00 a.m.
Bristol Room, Anthem Center
The Communications Committee (CC) continues work on
its many projects including print, Internet, public relations
and broadcasting.
The SCA website message board trial is being expanded to
include all residents who wish to participate. You must be
a registered SCA website user to access the message board.
Cards with instructions on how to register for both the
SCA website and the new message board are at the front
desks of Anthem, Independence and Liberty Centers. If
you have questions related to the message board, write
[email protected].
Per the Making a Difference article in this issue of the
Spirit, Channel 99 has various openings and the only
prerequisite for all positions is enthusiasm. Bob Passaro,
the station’s executive director, emphasizes that prior
experience is not necessary; Channel 99 will train
volunteers. For more information, email Bob at
[email protected].
The New-Resident Coffee, held on February 21 and hosted
by Pam Troia, was a resounding success with more
than 100 attendees who were treated to conversation,
information and refreshments. If you have recently moved
to Sun City Anthem, keep your eyes peeled on the Relay
for the date of the next new-resident get-together.
Remember to look for CC meeting minutes and other
important news at www.sca-hoa.org. Just log in, choose
the Board & Committees box, and select Communications
Committee from the drop-down menu.
We value resident input and invite you to attend our
monthly meetings or email our chair with comments or
suggestions.
ELECTION COMMITTEE
Election Committee Meeting
Tuesday, April 10, 2012 at 9:00 a.m.
Concord Room, Anthem Center
Brian Segal, Chairperson
Phone: 270-6942 Email: [email protected]
The second and final Debate/Forum will be held Sunday,
April 1st, at 3:00 p.m. in Freedom Hall, Independence
Center, and all homeowners are invited to hear the seven
candidates who are vying for the three open positions on
the Sun City Anthem Board of Directors. In ballot order,
the candidates are:
Robert Frank
Jean Capillupo
Jeffrey Chang
Jerry Gardberg
Dan Forgeron
Don Schramski
Forrest Fetherolf
The candidates will present their platforms and answer
questions previously submitted by residents. The
Debate/Forum will be followed by a wine and cheese
reception where you will have an opportunity to meet and
talk to the candidates.
Ballots will be mailed out the first week in April.
Completed ballots must be received by 4:00 p.m. on
Monday, April 30th, 2012. Votes will be counted at a
Membership Meeting scheduled for 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday,
May 1st, in the Anthem Center Ballroom. Results will be
announced following that meeting. For more information
regarding the election process, see the Election Process
Manual and Election Calendar on the SCA website.
We are looking for volunteers to serve on next year’s
Election Committee. Terms will start June 1st, 2012, and
run through May 31st, 2014. Computer and organizational
skills are necessary, as well as the ability to function in a
team. If you would like more information, please contact
Election Committee Chair Brian Segal.
SCA I.D. is required at all Election Committee meetings
and events.
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Committee Reports
FINANCE
The next regularly scheduled Finance Committee
meeting is Wednesday, April 11, at 1:00 p.m.
at Anthem Center.
Jim Mayfield, Chair
Phone: (512) 786-6779
Email: [email protected]
The development of the Annual Budget is a rigorous
process that begins in February and concludes with the
Annual Residents Meeting to ratify the budget for the next
year in mid-November. Volunteers from the standing
committees spend many hours working with the Board of
Directors and the management company staff over a nine
and a half month period to develop the financial operating
plan for the next year. Our objective is to insure that the
high level of service and maintenance of our community
are preserved at the lowest practical cost. Between now
and fall, I will provide updates, here in the Spirit, on the
progress on the development of the Annual Budget for
2013. By September, a series of workshops and meetings,
open to the public, will be held to present and review the
budget with the Board of Directors and the community. I
urge you to track our work and to attend the informational
workshops and meetings this fall on the development of
the budget.
Under the direction of one of our members, Georgietta
James, the Annual Review of SCA Charter Clubs is
complete. The reviews revealed that the presidents and
treasurers of the charter clubs are doing an excellent job of
operating within their by-laws and managing their
finances.
The Finance Committee needs new volunteers to serve
as committee members. If you have a background in
accounting and/or financial management, we would like
the opportunity to discuss with you how you can help us
support the Board of Directors in overseeing the financial
operations of SCA. If interested, please feel free to contract
me for more information.
All meetings of the Finance Committee are open to the
public. Residents are encouraged to attend our meetings
to better understand the financial operations of your
community. We welcome resident input at the meetings as
a way to both gather new ideas and to maintain contact
with community.
HEALTH AND FITNESS
COMMITTEE
Tuesday, April 10, 2012, 1:00 p.m.
Bristol Room, Anthem Center
Patricia Carrell , Chair at 260-3383,
[email protected]
What's NEW??? The Health and Fitness Committee will
sponsor pilot programs of up to six months in duration
targeted toward health, wellness and fitness in order to
develop and provide trial runs for new opportunities for
community residents' participation. This program is a
cooperative effort with the Lifestyle Committee, which is
assisting by accommodating space and scheduling. If you
have a concept or idea related to health, wellness or fitness
that you would like to explore or have identified an area of
need, please contact the committee chair by April 15.
The Health & Fitness Committee holds regularly
scheduled meetings at least quarterly. All residents are
welcome to attend these meetings and feedback is
appreciated. At this writing, it is not known if the
committee will be meeting in April; if it does, it will be at
the time and place indicated above. Interested residents
may contact the committee chair to find out if the
committee is meeting in any given month.
LIFESTYLE
Next Meeting Date: Thursday, April 5th, 1:00 p.m.
Anthem Center, Arlington Room
Karen Lotspiech, Chairperson
E-Mail: [email protected]
Phone: 263-2347
The Lifestyle Committee is committed to exhibiting a
positive approach in helping clubs and residents
understand procedures, solve problems and accomplish
goals. Please feel free to contact us if you have a question
or need some help. We are one of the few standing
committees that have two regularly scheduled meetings
each month. Our workshop is the first Thursday. It is a
more casual format where we interact with residents who
are there to discuss an agenda item or address the
committee during public comment period. Agenda items
are only voted on at our formal meeting on the second
Friday. Our meetings are open to the community, and
our second meeting in April will be held Friday, April 13th
at 9:00 a.m.
We, members of the committee, appreciate the role of the
SCA Board of Directors in making our world go ‘round.
We urge all residents to participate in the upcoming Board
elections by reading the candidates’ flyers, attending the
debates and voting!
Committee Reports
PROPERTIES & GROUNDS
Next Meeting: April 10, 2012, 10:00 a.m.
Location: Arlington Room, Anthem Center
Stan Lenci, Chairperson, 702-953-5796
[email protected]
I have been asked to publish a portion of my Chairman’s
Report from our last P&G meeting to hopefully clarify the
Project/Item Request Form (PIRF) process for residents.
A PIRF is used to record a resident’s request to consider
the purchase or modification of an item to improve our
community. We have found that when the originator of a
PIRF hears P&G has approved their PIRF, there’s a belief
that it’s GOOD TO GO and there is nothing left to be done.
Unfortunately, that’s not the case. To clarify, there are
many steps in the PIRF process, but there are two Key
Milestones that must be met. Those two key Milestones
are:
1)
2)
PROJECT APPROVAL
FUNDING APPROVAL
PROJECT APPROVAL MILESTONE
This is where P&G decides if the Facilities Dept. should
expend unplanned time, manpower and resources to
define the scope of work and determine the dollars to
accomplish the PIRF request. I say unplanned as this is
additional effort and dollars not planned in the current
Budget. When P&G receives a PIRF for review, we
determine what I simply call the “3 V’s.”
Viability
Vetting
Volunteer Advocate
1st V - Is the project is VIABLE - Is it reasonable and of
sufficient benefit to the Association to expend time, effort,
resources and more importantly, dollars. If the committee
answer is “Yes,” we move on to the 2nd V.
2nd V - Should the project be VETTED?
Vetting is the process of obtaining P&G’s approval of the
Scope of Work and RFQ before issuance. Once that’s
decided, it time for the 3rd V.
3rd V - Is a VOLUNTEER advocate needed to provide
additional information for the project?
RESTAURANT ADVISORY
COMMITTEE (RAC)
Michal Wolf - Chairperson
E-Mail: [email protected]
Phone: 405-8133
The mission of the Restaurant Advisory Committee (RAC)
has been to act as a liaison between the restaurant/tenant,
the Board of Directors and the residents of Sun City
Anthem on matters relating to successful restaurant and
catering operations. The RAC has also been responsible for
overseeing the tenant's compliance with the terms of their
lease with the Association. Much of the work of our
committee is no longer required following the closing of
the Anthem View Restaurant late last year.
Now that the results of the 2011 Restaurant Survey have
been presented to the Board and they have decided to
pursue a leased premises business model, the RAC has
decided to temporarily suspend its meetings and activities
to allow the Restaurant Selection Task Group to find a
qualified and financially viable operator. As the number of
potential tenants is narrowed, the RAC expects to again
become involved in the restaurant selection process.
The Board of Directors and the Restaurant Selection Task
Group will continue to keep residents advised of their
progress in finding a new restaurant operator.
THE YES
MAN CAN!
Once P&G decides these 3 V’s, Facilities issues RFQ’s,
obtains bids and returns the results to P&G with a
recommendation for project execution. The completion of
the Project Approval Milestone comes when P&G accepts
RMI’s recommendation for the project. The request then
moves forward for Funding Approval Milestone.
FUNDING APPROVAL MILESTONE
This is a totally separate process that’s too lengthy to detail
today but in essence, this is where the Board allocates
funds for the project in the Capital Budget. This Budget is
presented to the residents for ratification sometime in the
fourth quarter of each year. Once the Budget is ratified, the
project has been fully approved and funded. The Facilities
Department is now authorized to proceed with the project.
That’s the abridged version of the PIRF process. I hope it
gives you a better understanding of the overall process.
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Community Services
The Community
Service Club
Independence Center
Bingo dates for 2012 are:
Sun June 10th, 2012
Sun Sept. 9th, 2012
Sun Dec. 9th, 2012
20 Games/ $20
50/50 Raffle for Cash
Bonanza Coverall Jackpot
Doors Open 6:00 p.m.
Early Bird 6:15 p.m.
Regular Bingo 7:00 p.m.
Our own Karl Bruner
Named Person of the
Year 2011
ASSISTANCE LINE:
614-5862
Business Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Monday-Friday
(no weekends, no holidays)
Volunteers provide the following services:
TRANSPORTATION:
To local area medical providers or supermarkets. Three (3)
business days notice required to arrange your ride.
EQUIPMENT:
We will loan you (on a temporary basis) a wheelchair, walker,
crutches, cane, or other durable medical equipment.
HOME MAINTENANCE:
Assistance with minor home maintenance chores such as
cleaning or replacing overhead air filters, replacing batteries in
smoke alarms and CO detectors, changing overhead light bulbs
or lubricating garage doors.
HOME ASSISTANCE:
Resource directory of information on fee-based, discount,
and many other services available to seniors. Volunteers will
also shop and deliver groceries or prescription medication to
residents who are temporarily homebound.
At the 10th Anniversary Dinner of The Foundation
Assisting Seniors (formerly known as The Minuteman
Foundation,) our own Karl Bruner was named Person
of the Year 2011. Karl is a founding member of the
Community Service Club, serving as Co-Chair of the
Equipment Committee for over 10 years. As a
volunteer, we could not ask for a more dedicated and
caring man who is sensitive to the needs of others and
always willing to go above and beyond to offer help to
the residents of SCA.
Not only does Karl contribute an enormous amount of
time to CSC, he also uses his expertise in lighting and
sound to run those systems for the Activities Dept., the
Board of Directors, clubs and other performances in
Freedom Hall and Hanneman Hall. His wife, Mary,
another active volunteer, is often by his side to help
when possible but during a Board Meeting, you will
normally find Mary in the front row of Freedom Hall.
On occasion, Karl and Mary take a break from
volunteering and go on a much needed vacation.
Traveling is one of their passions.
After all these years of service, a man who expects no
accolades has finally been recognized for the
wonderful person he is. The CSC is so thankful Karl is
one of us!
SUPPORT GROUPS:
CSC sponsors several support groups to assist the residents of
Sun City Anthem.
THESE GROUPS INCLUDE:
Cancer: 2nd Monday, 9:30 a.m. Greene Room
Living “Well” with Disabilities 2nd Thursday,
10:30 a.m. Greene Room
Low Vision
Alzheimer’s Caregivers
Bereavement (non-denominational)
One-on-one grief counseling for loss of a child
One-on-one guidance through
Jewish bereavement protocol
Friends of Bill W. Meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous
Home Caregivers
(for those caring for a loved one at home)
Volunteers are the backbone of the CSC. We need your help!
Help us now and we will help you later!
Call 614-5862 to volunteer or for further information.We
would like to express our gratitude to:
(formerly The Minuteman Foundation) for supporting
our efforts to help our neighbors in the community.
Sun City Anthem
Community Patrol
EMERGENCY –
911
Non-Emergency 311
SCACP - 614-6751
Your Community Patrol is staffed by dedicated volunteers who are “giving
back” to their community in a special way. By devoting many hours of their
time to this positive and rewarding effort, many members of the Patrol say
they are gratified in just helping residents feel safer in their homes and in
the community.
The primary function of the Community Patrol is to “observe and report” on
any suspicious or unsafe conditions. This can range from solicitors in our
posted “NO SOLICITING” community, or reports of suspicious individuals
or vehicles, to monitoring unsafe conditions, such as construction vehicles
blocking the road or vehicles parked on our sidewalks. Of course, we watchfor any situation that “just doesn’t look right.”
We document these activities in our logs and then pass along to the appropriate agencies or authorities.
In order for the Patrol to perform these activities, your HOA Board of Directors has provided uniforms and three marked
vehicles for patrol services. Drivers ideally patrol through our villages in four-hour shifts, 24-hours a day, seven days a
week. In addition to driving patrols, we have volunteers who walk their village streets, or bike through the various
villages, wearing specially marked, brightly colored patrol shirts or vests. We also work with the Henderson Police
Department on traffic and parking issues as well as the Neighborhood Watch Program.
To assist in our patrolling activities, a resident “reverse directory” form is available. This information helps our drivers to
quickly link an SCA address to a resident phone number. This helps prevent the driver from having to physically leave
the vehicle and knock on your door to inform you of an observed problem at your residence.
The Patrol provides a “house check” service for our residents. For three days up to a maximum of 90 days, we can walk
around your residence, usually from dawn until 12:00 p.m. These house checks are performed daily for 30 days, then once
a week for another 60 days. While Patrol members cannot enter a home when the resident is away, we will notify the
owner (or designee) of problem areas that may be found when we check your residence. So when you will be traveling
away from your home for three days or longer, consider signing up for this valuable service at the Patrol office.
For the year 2011, your Patrol members logged 21,393 volunteer hours! They checked on 566 open garage doors and 52
“911” lights, performed 17,430 individual house checks, issued 59 parking reminders, and drove 88,715 miles through our
communities in helping to provide a sense of well- being and service for our residents.
We need more dedicated volunteers for your Community Patrol! We have monthly general membership meetings and one or
two training sessions a year. Our annual awards breakfast and annual holiday party help recognize and “give back” to those members who themselves have given so much of their time and effort to this worthwhile endeavor. Come by the Community Patrol
office to pick up an application. Our office is located between the tennis courts and bocce ball courts. Call our office at 614-6751 for
additional information on all of our activities or visit the HOA website for additional information and forms.
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Fitness Corner
By Meg Poulson
With the hustle and bustle of the holidays
behind you, now is a great time to explore a
new relaxation technique such as Yoga or
Meditation.
Yoga, translated as “to yoke” or “to join
together,” can be practiced in many different
ways. However, it typically involves stretching
exercises and different poses that incorporate
deep breathing and meditation. Many times,
Yoga poses are named after animals, such as
down dog, cobra, and cat. Traditional Yogis
actually recommend that you act like the specific animal while performing the pose to be in
the present moment.
Yoga as an activity is designed to stretch and
tone the muscles, while keeping the spine and
joints flexible. The deep, diaphragmatic breathing of yoga increases oxygen flow to the brain
while the bending, twisting, and stretching
movements are thought to massage internal
organs and glands. This self-massaging effect
can reduce pain and improve psychological
syndromes, musculoskeletal disorders, neurological disorders, and autoimmune and
immune syndromes.
Due to its relaxing and aerobic nature, Yoga has
been shown to decrease anxiety and stress
while increasing physiological performance. So
whether you’re looking for a relaxing activity,
one that will increase your heart rate, or both,
Yoga is an activity that may interest you. Try
our new Meditation class Monday at 3:00 p.m.
or Gentle Yoga Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday at 3:00 p.m. These classes are held at
the Independence Center.
DID YOU KNOW?
Residents are enjoying
Virtual Volleyball
at the Anthem Center
Indoor Pool. Monday through Friday
from 3:00 – 4:00 p.m.
DANCE
WORKSHOP
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Independence Ctr.
Saturday,
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April 14th and 28th, 2012
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Facilities/Landscaping
April
~ On April 2, 1513 Ponce De Leon sited and claimed a parcel of land in
Florida which is now St. Augustine, the oldest city in the Continental US.
Researchers do not really know how April got its name, but many believe it is from
the Latin word “aperire” which means to open. This theory stems from the idea that
traditionally is in the Northern Hemisphere. April is the month when the most varieties
of flowers have buds that begin to open. The Daffodil is a flower that blooms in April.
In Victorian times, the first Sunday in April was known as Daffodil Sunday. Families
would take Daffodils from their gardens for patients in local hospitals.
During the month of April, we will continue planting replacement plants where needed
and certainly many home gardeners will be doing the same. When purchasing new
vines, trees, shrubs, etc. it is very important to do a little research so you don’t end up
with a landscape item dying off in the first year it is planted. It is not at all uncommon
for our local nurseries to carry plants that do not adapt well to our extreme climate
conditions. Check the information on the plant tag to make sure it will hold up during
our freezing temperatures and high summer heat. It is also important to note the sun
and shade recommendations as they relate to the area you are planting.
If the plant you are thinking of buying does not have a tag on it, most nurseries have a counter with a
reference book on it where you can look up the plant by its name to find out what a suitable environment
is. These books include a section on Zones that have been mapped by the United States Department of
Agriculture describing the growing conditions throughout the United States, including the Las Vegas area. Of
course, you can also find a wealth of information on the Internet.
Please note, according to the mandatory watering restrictions provided by SNWA (Southern Nevada Water
Authority), during the month of April, irrigation may only be run on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Watering anytime other than the assigned days could result in a water-waste fee or citation.
The featured photo is of the newly refurbished monument located
on the golf course, which you view as you come uphill on Anthem
Parkway, coming from Las Vegas on your way to Anthem Center.
This monument was constructed when the Anthem Community
first opened up and over the years, letters had rusted through
and the background had become badly stained. So if you haven’t
noticed, take a drive-by and see how great the monument now
looks. There is also a turnout area at the bottom of the hill where
you can pull off Anthem Parkway and park your vehicle.
With the prime goal of keeping our community beautiful, I
regularly walk our grounds and interact with the crews from
three landscape companies that maintain our outdoor areas.
These areas include: the grounds around the Centers; SCA
streetscapes; desert ReVeg areas; the common areas and gate
maintenance in Pinnacle Village; the landscape around the
duplex homes and; rock drains within our Community.
If you have questions, comments or concerns
regarding any of our properties, please don’t hesitate to contact me at (702) 614-5814. We always welcome the
opportunity to answer you and due to my field work, your emails will usually receive the quickest response [email protected].
Thank you,
Christine Noble, Landscape Supervisor
“Caring for our Community”
For information regarding building maintenance and other facility projects, contact our website: www.sca-hoa.org where the Facilities
and Maintenance Section is maintained and frequently updated by Bruno Panek, Facilities Manager.
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teeth Eat. Smile. Kiss.
a conversation with Gregg C. Hendrickson DDS
about dental implants and implant supported dentures
Did you know that one in four senior
citizens are missing at least one tooth?
(Some are missing upwards of ten.)
Add in how many seniors are
dissatisfied with their dentures and I'll
bet that number increases to one in
three!
What Is the benefit of an Implant?
A single tooth implant is straight
forward. I am replacing a missing
tooth that might show when a person
smiles. They get their complete smile
back. No more covering their smile
with their hand when they talk or eat.
Many seniors have turned to Dental
Implants and Implant Supported
Dentures to solve their smile and
denture issues. I asked local dentist,
Gregg Hendrickson about implants.
What is the benefit of Implant
Supported Dentures?
A glamorous smile that you can eat
and talk with! Many times, clients are
either dissatisfied with their denture or
are missing enough teeth to want a
denture. We'll talk about giving them
a beautiful smile. We'll talk about
having teeth securely in their mouth
so their denture doesn't slosh around.
Through the process of restoring their
teeth we really are restoring their
confidence and their zest for life. They
can eat again, smile again, they can
even kiss again! For some people it's a
return to romance in their life.
Why Dental Implants?
Dental Implants can restore smiles to
a beautiful state. I can restore a single
tooth or your entire mouth. It just
depends on what a client wants to
achieve. Most clients want to have a
good looking smile, be able to eat
healthy and nutritious food and don't
want a denture flopping around in
their mouth. Implants can fix all of
those issues.
Tell me about Implant Supported Dentures.
My clients love these! Implant
supported dentures are essentially
dentures that snap or screw into
implants. If you choose the snap in
implant supported denture you can
take them in or out of your mouth. If
you choose the screw in Implant
supported denture they are
permanently attached to your
implants and only your dentist can
remove them. Both options are
fantastic. The snap in option will cost
you less than the screw in option.
What about these places offering
teeth in a day?
In my opinion, I wouldn't send my
friends or family there. When you put
an implant into bone, your bone needs
time to heal. Bone healing takes
anywhere from three to six months. It
is that simple. Your natural teeth
weren't made in a day and it is my
opinion that you shouldn't be having
surgery and replacement teeth all in a
day. It didn't take a day to lose your
teeth and I personally not comfortable
with any process that says you can
have them all back in a day.
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What advice would you give to
people looking for implants?
Do your homework. Find out who
does implants in your area, and
schedule a consultation. Don't feel
pressured. Make sure you meet with
the dentist. How can treatment be
discussed if the dentist hasn't
bothered to look in your mouth!
Tell us why people should choose
your office.
Well, I'm pretty sure I am the best
dentist in Henderson! Honestly, my
dental team is just fabulous. We still
believe in customer service and do a
fantastic job at delivering that to our
clients. We are not a dental mill, we
offer implants from start to finish at
our office, we offer sedation so clients
won't feel a thing, our prices are very
reasonable, and we offer complimentary
consultations to discuss options and
answer any questions.
How can people reach you?
My office is located on the northeast
corner of Horizon Ridge and Coronado
Center. Call me at 702-735-3284.
Gregg C. Hendrickson DDS
2790 W. Horizon Ridge Pkwy
Henderson, NV 89052
702-735-3284
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Hours of Operation
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Club Information
Club
Contact
Anthem Authors .................................... Richard Wine
Aquacize................................................ Helen McKenney
Arts and Crafts ...................................... Ralph Saccoliti
Ballroom Dance .................................... Fred Goldberg
Bid Whist ............................................... Tyrone Mason
Billiards.................................................. Ron Armstrong
Bocce Ball ............................................. Marcy Fridmann
Book ...................................................... Susan Hernandez
Bowling ................................................. Vern Schaubert
Bunco .................................................... Helen McKenney
Ceramics ............................................... Cathy Doll
Channel 99 ............................................ Nancy Hepburn
Chinese Heritage .................................. Peter Tu
Community Patrol ................................. Ed Miller
Community Service .............................. Emile Girard
Computer .............................................. Bernie Thompson
Currents Events/History ....................... George Zielsdorff
Democratic Club ................................... Janet Miller
Duplicate Bridge ................................... Carl Weinstein
Emergency Preparedness .................... Roy Prince
Filipiniana Club ................................... Carmelo Beley
Financial .............................................. Don Manning
Garden ................................................... Gloria Gorman
Hand & Foot ....................................... Karen Fleischer
Havurah ............................................... Pam Fine
Hiking & Outing .................................... Mike Picciano
How To, Can Do................................... John Waterhouse
International Culture Conn .................... Marianne Blaha
Italian Forum .......................................Vince Capillupo
Lifelong Learning .................................. Larry Kaplan
Mah Jongg ............................................ Nancy Lebish
Men’s Golf.......................................... Gary Duffel
Opera Lover’s....................................... Mary Bruner
Paddle Tennis....................................... Dennis Musselman
Pan ...................................................... Carol Franklin
Party Bridge ........................................ Jack Trugman
Performing Arts ................................... Bill Starr
Pet ....................................................... JoAnne Swadron
Pickleball ............................................. Barbara Wright
Pinochle ................................................ Katherine Ficaro
Poker ................................................... Coleman Washington
Porcelain ............................................... Carol Montambeau
Republican Club .................................... Kay Dwyer
RV ....................................................... George Ormsby
Scrabble .............................................. Samaria Graham
Sewing and Quilting............................. Mary Ann Brim
Shanghai Rummy................................. Shirley LaChance
Singles................................................. Carol Bochner
Softball ................................................ John Paul Molfetta
Table Tennis ......................................... Wes McGlaughlin
Tennis .................................................. Ed Burrell
Veterans .............................................. Bill Campbell
Women’s ............................................. Jo Ann Malter
Women’s Golf ........................................ Gail Horky
Woodchips .......................................... Bill Van Ooyen
Neighborhood Advisory Group Representatives by Village
Pinnacle Village:
Donna Dickey
Adele Doyle
Jackie McRitchie
Judy Sansone
Club House Villas:
Pearl Wong
High Mesa Villas:
Gail Fisher
Mountainview Villas:
Ann Davis
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ANTHEM AUTHORS
ARTS AND CRAFTS
Failure is very difficult for a writer to bear, but few can manage
the shock of early success.
Maurice Valency
Product Displays:
New member Robert R. Turtle read a selection from his
Young Adult novel, a fantasy involving the friendships
and conflicts of various beast societies.
Recent readings involved Elaine Stubbs describing cleaning shrimp in the Gulf of Mexico, Beth Medhus’ memories
of her dying mother, and also her 1957 poem, “The
Proposal.” Former Chicago policeman Tony Sabatello told
of the time when his squad car was mistaken for a taxi.
There was also a reading of a three-part story, with each
writer picking up the plot from the previous writer.
Lynn Lanier read from his paper, “Scientific Development
of Anti-Cancer Drugs,” and the potential use of
micro-robots to destroy cancer cells. Donna Mabry read a
selection from her Las Vegas-based mystery novel,
“COD.” Joan Nagoya read from her memoir of three
generations of her family, starting with her grandparents
in Japan.
Several examples of creative designs made by the Arts and
Crafts membership are located in the cabinets in the lobby
of the Independence Center. Items in these display cases
may be purchased through the Membership Desk located
in the Independence Center or by contacting Joan
Schaumburg at [email protected].
Featured Artist Spotlight:
This month, Arts and Crafts is pleased to feature creations
by Ralph Saccoliti representing stained glass. Please
contact Ralph or John D’Angelo (Information Below) for
information and/or questions regarding specific stained
glass techniques and projects. Please enjoy!
These are a few examples of the new and exciting things
Anthem Authors experience. You too, can listen and share
your writing. We meet every Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. in
Anthem Center. Our annual membership dues are $10.00.
Please view our website at www.AnthemAuthors.com
and read some of our writings or contact Elaine Stubbs at
361-8529 for more information. You can also call our
president, Richard Wine at 251-1932.
Also, don’t miss the display of our members’ books in the
cabinet outside the Computer Club Room in Anthem
Center.
AQUACIZE
April Birthday Luncheon Wednesday April 18th, 11:30
a.m. Lindo Michoacan 645 Carnegie St., Henderson
Spring is finally here, warmer weather for swimming. Our
spring birthdays are Helen McKenney, Cornell Surany,
Shelly Clary, Linda Kay Pirrello, Suzanne Regan, Louise
Loberto, Judy Nell, Jackie Foster, Dee Clifford and Karen
Loberg. Those wishing to attend, RSVP to Helen
McKenney at 702 722-1607 or email [email protected]
or to Racheal Kay 714-394-8778 or email
[email protected]. The final day for a reservation is
Sunday, April 15th.
April is our month to volunteer in the Coffee Shop. This is
an important part of our club coffers and we would love
one hundred percent participation. Please call Helen
McKenney 702-722-1607 to sign up. It’s a fun way to get to
know one another and also meet the Sun City
community. The money we make goes in part to our
Annual Appreciation Luncheon held in the summer.
Anyone enjoying our water aerobic classes is invited to
join our social club. See Marci Price at the pool or call her
at 702-998-0722 to request an enrollment form. Forms are
also available in the Anthem Business Center. Annual dues
are $5.00. We get together once a month to celebrate
birthdays and get to know one another outside of class.
Further Information:
Membership to Arts and Crafts is open to all interested
parties. Please contact any of the following individuals for
additional information about the various Arts and Crafts
Group activities.
Bead Weaving: Janette [email protected] or 336-8006
Colored Pencils: Jo Cappellitti ....................................................914-0119
Fused Glass: Sandy Dyan..............................................................614-9939
Knit/Crochet: Mary Turner..........................................................421-6727
or Sandra Watkins...........................................................................492-9343
Mosaics: Judy Jones..........................................................................869-8528
Needlepoint: Barbara Zielsdorff................................................586-0860
or Roberta Kushner.........................................................................616-7165
Photography: Bob [email protected] or 860-1557
Polymer Clay: Pat Badgers..............................................................489-6783
Donna Bourdon..............................................260-7047
Scrapbooking: Alice Leonard......................................................614-8976
Stained Glass: John D’[email protected] or 407-0556
Stamping: DianaTitus....................................................................837-7913
Liz Walek-Sowin............. [email protected] or 269-5658
Beginners: Audrey Hearn .... [email protected] or 283-5007
Tuesday Painters: Ruth McDermott............ [email protected] or
750-2553
Woodcarving: Martel [email protected]
Further Information:
President, Ralph Saccoliti..............................................................456-1819
or Spirit Magazine Liaison, Marilyn Davis: [email protected].
See you in the pool!
BALLROOM DANCE
Join in the fun! Sunday, May 6th, 2012 – Spring Dinner Dance.
We will be selling tickets at the April 15th monthly dance. If
you wish to sit with your friends, please purchase your tickets
as a group in one transaction. Tickets will be $17.50 for
members and $35.00 for guests. Members on the roster as of
Sunday, April 15th are eligible for the discounted ticket.
Deadline for purchasing tickets is Sunday, April 29th. No
tickets will be sold at the door on the day of the event.
We have classes for beginner, intermediate and expert levels.
Annual membership is only $10 per person.
Monthly Sunday Dance:
Sunday, April 15th from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. - Anthem Center
Ballroom. Members $4.00, Guests $10.00. For more
information email Fred Goldberg at [email protected] or call
914-2722.
Basic & Intermediate Ballroom Class:
Mondays 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Building 3 – Liberty Center at
$10.00/person/class. Contact Esther at 443-0788.
American Ballroom Dance Freestyle Class:
Tuesdays 2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Building 3 – Liberty Center at
$10.00/person/class. Contact Kimie Radke at 234-0222 or
email to [email protected].
International Ballroom Dance Class:
Wednesdays 4:00 p.m. - 5:15 p.m. Building 3 - Liberty Center at
$10.00/person/class. Contact Kimie Radke at 234-0222 or
email to [email protected].
Argentine Tango Latin Dance Class:
Wednesdays 11:15 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Building 3 - Liberty Center
at $10.00/person/class. All levels welcome. Instructors:
Marcos Questas and Ruta Maria. Contact Stan Rokicki at
[email protected] or 492-0677 for more
information.
Basic Beginner Class:
Thursdays 2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Building 3 – Liberty Center at
$10.00/person/class. Contact Kimie at 234-0222 or
[email protected].
Ballroom Dance Practice:
Thursdays 4:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Building 3 – Liberty Center
(free for members only.) A mini- dance lesson from 3:30 p.m. –
4:00 p.m. will be offered prior to the dance practice. For
information, contact Charlie Meves at 269-6994.
Club Information
BID WHIST
Would you like to learn a new card game?
This is the place to be for a great evening of fun in our
beautiful Anthem Center.
We meet every Friday night from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00
p.m. in the Emerson/Franklin Room at Anthem
Center. Membership dues are $ 10. If you are new at
this game there are always friendly trainers to teach
you the game, or help you to freshen up on your skills.
Our instructors are long-time Bid Whist players who
have a love for the game.
When you sit close with one of our trainers, you're in
for a great fun experience and you will be amazed
at how quickly you become proficient at the game.
Upcoming Events: The sporting event of the decade is
coming up in May, The Bocce League Tournament! If
you’ve never played in the World Series or the U. S. Open,
then here is your opportunity for sports immortality at the
Sun City Anthem Bocce Bowl! Followed by the social
event of the Bocce season, the Bocce Awards Banquet! A
time to socialize with friends and Bocce players that will
become your friends in the future, all assembled in one
place.
Board Meeting: Your Board meets the second Tuesday of
each month at 7:00 p.m. in the Anthem Center. If you are
interested in seeing the Board in action, please stop by.
Website: For all the latest Bocce news and standings,
check out our website: www.scabocce.com.
See you there on Friday night!
BILLIARDS CLUB
The Billiards Club is a social organization for people who
enjoy the game of Billiards, along with socializing and
making new friends. Whether you are an expert player,
need to brush up on your skills or want to learn the game,
the Billiards Club invites you to join! If you have never
played pool, you’ll discover it’s a lot of fun. All Sun City
Anthem residents are welcome and encouraged to join.
Call Club President, Ron Armstrong, 837-0251, Vice
President, Chuck Boxwell, 897-3991, Secretary, Beth
Weddle, 407-8342, or Treasurer, Dzintra Landers, 492-6778,
for information on joining.
Club Structure: Regular competitive club play consists of
different member flights, handicapped by ability. You play
against members with similar skill level. New members
are evaluated before competitive play. There is also a social
flight for those who simply want to play to improve their
game, meet new people, and have fun. Lessons are
available free of charge to any and all club members.
Please call an officer for details.
Tournaments: Daily tournaments are played at 1:00 p.m.,
Monday through Friday. All tournaments are held in the
Billiards Room in Independence Center. Tables are
reserved for women’s play on Saturdays from 9:30 a.m.
until noon. This is drop-in play, and all are welcome.
Our next quarterly meeting will be held on Wednesday,
May 2, 2012, at 1:00 p.m. in the Penn Room.
BOCCE
Spring Season: The new season is off to a great start and
some competitive races are taking shape already. The races
are so close that it looks like the champions will not be
decided until the final week. The Board is pleased that
parity has been achieved among most of the teams and the
new players have mastered the techniques necessary to
challenge the established teams.
Captains’ Meeting: This year’s meeting was very well
attended by the Captains representing the members of our
club. The Board reviewed the changes in the rules, the
website and the general health of the club.
BOOK
Club Meeting – Thursday, April 19th, 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
in the Penn/Nelson Rooms at Independence Center.
The April book selection is The
Year of Pleasures by Elizabeth
Berg. After the death of her
husband, Betta Nolan sells her
home in Boston and begins to
drive across the country. She
stops in a small Midwestern
town, finds herself strangely
comfortable there and begins
her adventure. The purchase of
a lovely home, reconnection
with college roommates and
chance meetings that turn into
friendships – all combine to
help her deal with her grief and
begin to build a new life for
herself.
Upcoming book selections include The Immortal Life of
Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot (May) The Story of
Beautiful Girl by Rachel Simon (June) and Love in the
Time of Cholera by Gabriel Garcia Marquez (July.)
SCA Book Club members volunteer at the SCA library.
The library is located at Independence Center and has a
collection that includes fiction and nonfiction, paperback
and hardback books. Books may be borrowed by SCA
residents on the honor system. Book donations are
welcomed but, due to space constraints, only books
published within the past eight to ten years are accepted.
The Book Club usually meets on the third Thursday of
each month. Guests are welcome at any meeting. For those
who wish to join, dues are $5.
Please direct any questions to Susan Hernandez at
[email protected].
BOWLING
SCA Bowling Club: The purpose of the SCA Bowling
Club, in conjunction with the SCA Bowling Leagues, is to
promote the enjoyment of the game of bowling for Sun
City Anthem residents. The Bowling Club primarily acts
as an interface to the SCA Community Association and the
Sin City Seniors Bowling League. Bowling League
members, in general, are de facto members of the SCA
Bowling Club. The club President is Vern Schaubert
(702-263-3630.)
SCA Sin City Seniors: The Thursday fall/winter Sin City
Seniors Bowling League is held at the South Point Bowling
Center. Regular bowling start time is 10:00 a.m. The league
currently has 60 teams. The Secretary maintains a list of
individuals who desire to enter the league. Please contact
her if you wish to bowl.
This is a closed league and is open only to SCA residents
age 55 or over. Each league member must pay an annual
USBC sanction fee (currently $20.00,) plus a weekly
bowling fee which is $10.00 per bowler this season.
Officers for the fall/winter season are: President: Hector
Rosario (702-586-7225), Vice-President: Ken Hershfield,
Secretary: Bev Wertz (702-407-8761), Sgt. at Arms: Al
Fried. Questions regarding the league should be
addressed to either Bev Wertz or Hector Rosario
Summer League: The Sin City Seniors fall/winter league
ends 5/24/2012. Organization of the SCA Sun City Seniors
II Summer Bowling League is underway. Contact Robert
LaMorte at 702-837-6223 (email: [email protected]) for
more information.
For Your Health Care
Insurance Needs
JOEL GLABMAN
A Broker For 36 Years A Sun City Resident
For People on Medicare
Universal Health Care - PFFS (Any, Any, Any)
Senior Dimensions HMO
Medigap Policies:
AARP AETNA Gerber Life Conseco
Prescription Drug Plans:
Blue Cross
AARP
For People Not on Medicare, Under 65
Sierra Health (PPO/HMO)
Aetna (PPO/HSA)
United Healthcare (Golden Rule)
Anthem Blue Cross (PPO)
Long Term Care
[email protected]
Anthem Rollers:The 10:00 a.m. (Monday) Bowling League
is organized as a Trio (3 bowlers per team) at the South
Point Bowling Center. Contact Robert LaMorte at
702-837-6223 (email: [email protected]) for information.
Current other contacts are Robert Selitzky (702-254-0761),
and Colleen Clem (702-837-7671.)
BUNCO CLUB
The Bunco Club meets every Monday night at 7:00 p.m. in
the Emerson/Franklin Room. If your Monday night
routine could use a change, why not join us for a game of
Bunco. If you can throw dice and count, you can play this
easy-to-learn, fun and sometimes frustrating dice game.
You’ll meet new friends, maybe have a chat with some old
friends and enjoy a night out. Bring yourself, a partner or
a friend. Everyone is welcome, including guests. If you
wish to join the yearly membership fee is $3.00 and it costs
$2.00 a week to play. For more information, you can
contact Helen McKenney at 722-1607 or Sue Weddle at
837-3363.
CERAMICS
If you’ve worked with ceramics before, or have never
enjoyed the experience of creating your own clay
“masterpiece” but think you’d like to, this is the club for
you. Our members paint, glaze and fire pieces that are
already molded, or some start from scratch with just a
block of clay. We have a formal orientation for all new
members. If you think you’d enjoy creating a special piece
as a gift or have plans to decorate your home and yard
with your creations, all this is possible if you become a
member of the Ceramics Club. The Ceramics Room in the
Anthem Center is available to members every day but
Wednesday mornings, and monitors are available on
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9:00 a.m. to noon and
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m., if
you’d like to stop by for a tour. Come enjoy the good
fellowship and creativity of the Ceramics Club and be
prepared to be inspired by our creative members.
We welcome new members and Cathy Doll, President, can
be contacted at 616-3946 if you have questions.
CHINESE HERITAGE
The Chinese Heritage Club (CHC) sponsors group activities and events that are of interest to all Sun City Anthem
Residents. CHC activities and events are designed to
celebrate, preserve, promote and share among our fellow
residents the Chinese cultures and traditions. They
include such areas as arts, music, culinary, health
enhancements and ancient philosophy.
CHC also
sponsors a number of social activities.
CHC Sponsored Weekly Activities for all members
Health Enhancement Gathering: Monday, Wednesday
2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. – Liberty Center and Friday 3:00 p.m.
– 5:00 p.m. – Liberty Center. Contact Thomas Cheng at
[email protected]
Modern Chinese Dance Workshop: Sunday 8:45 a.m.
- 10:45 a.m. Liberty Center and Wednesday 8:30 a.m.
- 10:00 a.m. Liberty Center. Contact Lizwu Wu at
[email protected]
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Club Information
Yuan-Ji Dance: Monday and Friday 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Liberty Center. Contact Celia Chang at
[email protected]
Chinese Folk Dance: Sunday 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Liberty Center Contact Grace Liang at
[email protected]
Advance Mandarin Chinese Class: Wednesday 2:00 p.m.
– 3:30 p.m. – Anthem Center’s Greene Room. Contact
Kitty Zee at [email protected]
Beginner Mandarin Chinese Class: Thursday 3:00 p.m.
– 4:30 p.m. – Anthems Center’s Greene Room. Contact
Kitty Zee at [email protected]
Board Meeting
The CHC Board of Director meets on the 3rd Tuesday of
each month from 9:00 a.m. – noon in the Penn Room
at Independence Center.
CHC’s Outreach Program led by Lizwu Wu, Grace Liang
and Kitty Zee visited Sunrise Assisted Living on February
1st, 2012.
Membership
To join the CHC, please go to:
www.SCA-ChineseHeritageClub.org or contact Joseph
Hsu at 982-7303 or email [email protected].
The dues are $5.00 per person per calendar year.
COMPUTER CLUB
Membership
The Computer Club welcomes any Sun City Anthem
resident with an interest in using a computer. Stop
by to learn more and join the Club. Annual dues are
$15.
Some benefits of membership:
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Use of the club computer lab
Numerous free classes
Eligibility for personal computer help /
house calls
Visit our website at www.myscacc.com.
Becoming More Involved
Interested in contributing articles to either our website or
monthly newsletter or becoming a club monitor or
classroom aide? Contact Terri for more details at 263-5240
or [email protected].
Meetings
General Meetings are open to all SCA residents and are
held at 1:30 p.m. in Freedom Hall on the second
Thursday of the month.
April 12th – Medicare ABCD's explained. Learn how to
maximize Medicare benefits for you and your family.
Computer Talk – Thursdays at 9:00 a.m. in the club
classroom
Computer Assistance
Need personalized one-on-one computer instruction, help
solving computer problems, assistance in setting up a
computer or your home network? With our House Call
program, a club volunteer will come to you for just a $20
donation to the club. For a list of volunteers and their areas
of expertise, visit www.myscacc.com/housecall.
For answers to computer-related questions or for
suggestions visit www.myscacc.com/contact or e-mail
[email protected].
CURRENT EVENTS
The Club meets every Monday from 10:00 a.m. until noon
and every Thursday from 2:00 p.m. till 4:00 p.m. in the
Anthem Center (Bristol & Concord Rooms.) The 2nd
Thursday of each month is in Independence Center.
We are an information and entertainment club. Topics run
the gamut from local, regional, national and international.
They are presented from both conservative and liberal
points of view. Civility in our discourse is encouraged,
controversy is guaranteed. All members are welcome to
participate in any of the discussions or just listen at your
leisure. If you are frustrated not having a forum to express
your views and concerns, this is the place for you!
Annual membership dues are $10/year (less than
$0.10/meeting.) Prospective members are permitted to
attend up to (3) meetings free of charge prior to joining.
Contact: George Zielsdorff Email: [email protected]
Club Information
DEMOCRATS CLUB
The SCA Democrats extends an
SCA
emocrats invitation to all residents to join
us every second Monday of the
month in the Independence
Center’s Morris Room starting
at 6:30 p.m. Plan to attend and hear from lawmakers and
experts in the field of public policy. They address your
issues of concern and you will hear from a variety of
political commentators. Join your neighbors, enjoy our
refreshments and make new friends. You will become
better informed on the critical issues of the day and engage
in the political process in a dignified and stimulating
atmosphere of mutual respect.
D
DUPLICATE BRIDGE
Duplicate Bridge can be played at the Anthem Center in
the Emerson/Franklin Room. The game is open to all
levels of Bridge players (beginners thru expert.) All
interested persons are welcome. Playing times are
Wednesdays from 6:00 p.m. until approximately 9:30 p.m.,
and Saturdays from noon until approximately 3:30 p.m.
If you have never played Duplicate Bridge, this is a great
opportunity to play in a low level, competitive and friendly
environment.
Our game is not ACBL (American Contract Bridge League)
sanctioned, but we abide by ACBL standards of play. Points
are not awarded.
Club officers can be contacted for additional information:
President David Fineman 270-6441
Vice President Jerry Vonderahe 837-7500
Treasurer George Freeman 614-4527
Secretary Mary Ellen Dolan 616-9761
Anyone wishing to play who needs a partner should
contact Gerda Hagen at 702-614-7745.
On Monday, February 13th, the club featured CD #3
candidates Assembly Speaker John Oceguera and Sun City
Anthem resident Jerry Sakura, as they answered questions
and campaigned for the seat in Congress. Our March 12th
meeting was just as interesting as we met with other
Legislative and Judicial candidates. Circle your calendar
for our April 9th meeting, enjoy our informed discussions
and help shape the future.
The issues facing us as seniors in 2012 are truly profound.
If you are concerned about the plans to privatize Social
Security, vouchered Medicare and remove the rights of
women to control their own health care and reproductive
choices, then join our Club.
Feel free to contact us for more information.
Ronald Garland At-Large, Donald Kusel, Vice President,
Jane Kusel, Rec. Sec., Vernon Mattson, At-Large,
Susan Mihalich, Dir. of Comm.,
Janet Miller, President, Rich Miller, Treas,
Zelda Weingard, Cor. Sec.
Phone/Fax 702- 263-0881
[email protected]
Club Information
FINANCIAL
HAND AND FOOT CLUB
April 11, 2012 - 7:00 p.m. in the Delaware Room at Anthem
Center
The Club meets each Tuesday at 5:45 p.m. and each
Friday at 12:45 p.m. in the Morris/Nelson Rooms in
Independence Center.
The topic for this month is “Protect Yourself Against Identity
Theft”, presented by Oppenheimer Funds.
In the past two years, about 19 million American adults
became victims of identity theft. This illegal activity is costing
individuals and businesses in the U.S. roughly $55 billion per
year.
Staying aware of the problem and facing it head on can keep
you ahead of the identity thieves. In this special report,
Oppenheimer Funds provides information and resources you
can use to protect yourself from becoming a victim.
Presenters will be Alex Schardt, West Coast VP with
Oppenheimer Funds, and Dennis Meade, Sr. Regional VP with
AXA Distributors LLC. The program has been developed by
Richard Sarro, regional VP with MorganStanley SmithBarney.
The Anthem Financial Club programs for the rest of 2012 will
include:
May 16 - Tony Muhlenkamp, Muhlenkamp & Company
June 13 - Bob Massi, local attorney and media personality
July 11 - TBN
August 8 - No meeting
September 12 - Strategic Planning Group (Adam Lee, Allianz)
October 10 - David Strauss, Elder Law Attorney
November 14 - Keith Fitz-Gerald (Money Map Press, LLC)
December 12 - Holiday Gala
We'll also be having our “Guess the Dow - 2012” contest. The
objective will be to guess the close of the DJIA on June 30, 2012.
Forms can be submitted at our March and April meetings. At
our July 11 meeting, prizes will be awarded to the three closest
guesses.
GARDEN
The game is easy to play, you don’t have to come
with a partner and new players will receive
instructions.Dues for 2012 are only $5.00. For further
information call Karen Fleischer, 270-8386.
Hope to see you soon.
HAVURAH
Havurah, or Friendship Group, at Sun City Anthem was
formed in 2002 as a means for many of the new Jewish
residents, as well as others, to meet, socialize and ease the
transition from their prior communities. We often tell new
members to think of us as their “new family.” This is
achieved by organizing a wide variety of social, cultural,
educational, and recreational events throughout the year.
The SCA Havurah welcomes all SCA residents to join and
participate in its activities. A variety of activities is
planned to meet the needs and interests of all of our
members. We get together for our Purim Party, movie
nights, dine-in, dine-out, Break the Fast, Succot Picnic,
lectures and before our annual Hanukkah Dinner Dance,
where we eat, mingle, dance the night away and more!
For more information, contact Maxine Drapkin at:
[email protected]
We have our General Membership Meetings
approximately every three months. Meetings are held in
the Morris and Nelson Rooms in Independence Center.
Officers are:
President-Jeff Berkow
Vice President-Allan Sebotnick
Vice President Membership-Maxine Drapkin
Treasurer-Elaine Halprin
Secretary-Pam Fine
Member at Large-Ron Wilen
Check our website at: www.sca-havurah.org
Please contact us for upcoming events and programs.
The Garden club will be visiting the amazing Ethel M
Cactus Gardens this month. We will be viewing the many
species of cactus and other succulents that have become
part of the annual winter holiday period here in Las
Vegas. We will be shown how these plants are tended
throughout the year and how Ethel M horticulturists
prepare these gardens for the thousands of visitors who
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Club Information
HIKING AND OUTING
HOW TO, CAN DO
President Mike Picciano - [email protected]
702- 468-8542
New Member Advisor - Burt Davis - [email protected]
702-466-3821
Third Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.
Next Meeting
April 25th
Anthem Center Delaware Room at 9:00 a.m.
SEE CLUB WEBSITE – www.sunhikers.homestead.com
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Membership and contact information
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Schedule and description of monthly hikes
& last minute weather/ trail condition changes
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Social Calendar
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Away trip information & sign up
The Sun City Anthem
Hiking and Outing Club
enjoys the wonderful
outdoors and hiking
trails in and near the Las
Vegas Valley. Staying fit
and healthy with the
encouragement and
camaraderie of friends.
How To — Know your wills, trusts, deeds, marital
contracts, life insurance and annuities. Morbidity and
mortality issues are not just creative liabilities for you and
your family.
Can Do — Learn to do the right things in law and
economics when it comes to your money by knowing the
questions that you need to ask. Then learn to ‘Pro Se’ your
own solutions to probable negative issues and difficulties
in law, in economics and when it comes to your money,
your investments, your taxes and your estate and
financial health. The key to the club is knowledge,
learning right from wrong and making sure you know the
right questions to ask for your security and peace of mind.
Contact John Waterhouse 492-0186 or
[email protected]
ICCC
The International Culture Connections Club (ICCC) is a
chartered SCA club dedicated to exploring cultures
around the world. We welcome people who are interested
in promoting and sharing their ethnic heritage with all
Sun City residents.
The “Happiness Club” is a Shared Interest Group under
the ICCC which meets every 1st Monday of the monthÊat
the Liberty Center from 10:00 a.m. to noon. For more information about the group, please contact Christine
Kevorkian at 702-516-0914 or email her at
[email protected].ÊÊ
Social events and away trips offer fun times and
great memories. Trail hikes vary by level to build
endurance and skill. If you prefer to walk in the
neighborhood, or want to work on your conditioning for
trail hikes, check out the weekly walks.
Hikes: Monday and Friday morning (start times depend
on seasonal conditions,) meets in Northeast Anthem
Center parking lot. New members should attend hiking
orientation session or receive “hike clearance” from the
New Member Advisor. ALL hikers must wear hiking boots
and bring adequate water. Trails are rated from
moderate to extremely strenuous.
Questions-please call Vice President Beth Lane 592-8733
or [email protected]
Neighborhood Walks: Wednesday mornings meet in
Anthem Center parking lot at 8:00 a.m. Check website for
changes.
Away Trips
Coming Up……..
April 19th Spring Mountain Ranch Tour & Picnic
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June - Bryce Canyon
September - Yellowstone
October - Capitol Reef
Members sign up on website & include email.
V.P. Greg Pardee [email protected] 702-896-7364
The “Universal Language Exchange” is a Shared Interest
Group under the ICCC. A new class of a universal
language on how to communicate in beautiful and artistic
writing is planned in early 2012. If interested and to get
more information, please contact Evonne Alpern at
202-3702 or [email protected] or Marianne Blaha at
897-0229.
Members are welcome to attend the Sunday Group Dance
from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Liberty Center. This
Group Dance is offered under the auspices of the Filipino
Social Group.Ê Anyone interested in joining the Dance
Group, may contact Mel Aguelo at 702-478-8861 or email
him at [email protected].
The ICCC Chinese New
Year Celebration held
on Feb. 12th, 2012 was a
huge success. Among the
honored guests were
Congressman Joe Heck,
Taipei Director
General Jack Chiang,
Henderson Council
members Gerri Schroeder
and Debra March and the
SCA Board of Directors.
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Club Information
LIFELONG LEARNING
The LLL Center pursues knowledge through lectures
and discussions. Members free; non-members, $1.00.
Programs are in the Anthem Center (Delaware Room.)
Performances by the SCA Anthem Jazz Dancers, Show
Stoppers Dance Group, Lin Hong Li Chinese Music
Ensemble, the acrobatic balancing Lady and the Man with
Multiple Faces were enjoyed by all. A couple of party
pictures are shown on the previous page and above.
ICCC likes to have fun but it also strives to give to
charitable causes. At the Chinese New Year Celebration,
there was a silent auction of valuable items donated by
generous friends. Part of the proceeds from the auction
and ticket sales was given to deserving recipients. The
Henderson libraries, for which a considerable amount was
given, the Lion’s Club Nevada Chapter, which will use the
donation to plant trees within the city of Henderson and
the Foundation Assisting Seniors in Sun City Anthem.
The Lin Hong Li Music Ensemble will perform at the
Freedom Hall on Sunday, May 27th, 2012 from 2:00 p.m.
to 4:00 p.m. Also featured are the Show Stoppers and
Anthem Jazz Dancers. It is a free concert. If interested,
please call Marianne Blaha at 702-897-0229 or Charlie
Wong at 702-492-6318. Tickets will be given on a first come,
first served basis. Refreshments will be served after
the performance at the Nelson and Morris Rooms.
The ICCC Board Meetings are held on the 2nd TuesdayÊ
of each month at the Penn Room of Independence Center
starting at 10:00 a.m. to noon.ÊAll members are invited to
attend.
ITALIAN FORUM
The Italian Forum Club
is open to all in Sun City
Anthem who want to
have fun Italian-style.
We host three or four
events every year, most
with exciting entertainment
and
dancing.
Italian Club parties are
usually fun-filled with good food, music and a few raffle
prizes. Our first party for 2012, Carnivale, was held on
March 17th in the Anthem Center, and it was a great
success. Friends joined together and planned their pot luck
dinner for tables of eight. Breakaway, with Tony Cedola,
performed lively music for dancing. For more information
on events or to learn about membership, contact Club
President, Vince Capillupo, at [email protected] or 914-4481.
The Life Long Learning
Center is looking for
speakers. If you, or
anyone you know, might
be interested in presenting
a program, please do not
hesitate to contact me.
Any and all topics are
welcome. Al Tenner,
(702) 448-6518.
[email protected]
Since programs are scheduled well in advance,
cancellations and changes for various reasons are
inevitable. Every effort is made to inform the membership
of these changes, please look to all fliers & e-mails for
current information.
Wednesday, April 4th, (First Wednesday), at 1:00 p.m. *
Wednesday, April 11th, (Second Wednesday), at 10.00 a.m.
There will be a mystery speaker and topic. To find out
additional information, please look carefully at further
LLL announcements.
Tuesday, April 17th, (Third Tuesday), at 10.00 a.m. David
Berman, a well known resident and writer will speak
about his cold war activities while in the military Service.
This promises to be quite an interesting and intriguing
topic.
Monday, April 23rd, (Fourth Monday) at 7:00 p.m. Ken
Rounsley, a long-time resident of SCA will speak on
“Training on Cold War Projects for Defense Weaponry.”
Discussion, Friday, April 27th, at 10:30 a.m. (Last Friday)
in the Concord Room, Anthem Center. Topic to be
announced – watch for monthly flier.
*The executive board with the approval of the general
membership, voted to limit our speakers to 3 per month.
Club Information
MAH JONGG
Asian Mah Jongg Mixer Wednesday, April 18th, from 10:00
a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The day will include our famous
Asian buffet. Watch for the flier for all information.
Asian Mah Jongg is growing in popularity. We have all the
supplies for the game plus our newly-revised and updated
fan pays card. The cost of the card is $1.00 for club
members and $2.00 for non-members. Asian lessons have
started again. They are in Liberty Center on Thursday
from 10:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. For information, contact
Elaine Galant at 444-2528 or [email protected].
Something New! Drop-In Mah Jongg, Wednesday, May
2nd, at noon. Snowbirds, singles and newcomers – if
you would like to play Asian or American and have
no game, drop-in and we’ll get you going.
American/Western Mah Jongg Mixer Tuesday, June 12th,
from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Join us for a great day of fun.
Want to learn American/Western Mah Jongg? We have
classes available to club members. To make a reservation,
contact Natalie Rakow at 434-8555, [email protected], or
Sue Gordon at 630-2284, [email protected].
Upcoming events: Asian Mixer on Tuesday, September
11th. American Tournament on Wednesday, October 10th.
American Mixer on Wednesday, November 7th.
Holiday Luncheon on Friday, December 14th.
If you would like join the Mah Jongg Club, contact Nancy
Lebish at 614-8694 or [email protected]. We are always
happy to have new members.
Have a great game. We deserve it.
MEN’S GOLF
We have 363 paid members and 212 members have paid
into the Hole-In-One contest. We also have added 7 new
members this year.
The driving range will be open to Men’s Club players no
earlier than 1 hour prior to the shotgun tee-time. Members
must check in no later than 30 minutes prior to the
shotgun tee-time. In order to sign up for the Men’s Club
events you must use a computer. Please do not use a smart
phone or an Ipad. Use last name first to sign up.
The Tournament Committee, headed by Chairman
Mark Reiland, came up with a format for the Club
Championship. Two qualifying rounds of stroke play will
be played on May 30-31. The top 16 players (gross score)
will be selected to play matches to determine the Club
Champion. The reigning Club Champion is automatically
included into the 16. Players who don’t win matches will
play in consolation matches. A player can opt out of the
top 16 and the next player in line will be selected. Players
who are not in the top 16 will be listed by handicap index
and divided into 4 equal flights. Players will play 4 rounds
over the next two weeks to determine the net winners in
each flight. The Senior Flight will have both gross and net
winners.
The Ryder Cup with Siena is coming up April 24th. Many
fun play dates are scheduled for our membership. Visit
our website at www.mensrevere.org or stop by the Pro
Shop at Revere and pick up an application.
OPERA
This month, we will be showing excerpts from the Opera
Gala held at the Baden- Baden Festival Theatre.
Two of the most exciting
and beautiful young
operatic voices currently
before the public, the
Russian soprano Anna
Natrebko and the Latvian
mezzo-soprano Elina
Garanca would have
guaranteed the greatest
possible musical
enjoyment. But a true
gala demands the four classic types of operatic voice:
soprano, mezzo-soprano, tenor and baritone. So the lovely
duo became an imposing quartet with the addition of the
Mexican star tenor Ramon Vargas and his no less famous
baritone colleague from France, Ludovic Tezier.
Members, and their guests, will be entertained with the
showing of excerpts from various operas including
Norma, Don Carlo, Lakme and Rigoletto.
Our meeting this month will be held in Freedom Hall for
the first hour and then you are invited to gather in the
foyer for a social hour. Wine and cheese will be served to
members and their guests.
Please arrive at 6:45 p.m. to register. There will be no
charge for members but there will be a guest fee of $5 for
this special event.
PADDLE TENNIS
Liberty Center Courts- Revised spring play
schedule…Tuesday,Thursday and Sunday
mornings and Wednesday and Friday
afternoons. Please refer to the posted
schedule on the courtside activity board at
Liberty Center for specific times. Try one of
the fast-growing sports for active seniors
and choose a play time that suits your
personal lifestyle.
Two of our six major tournaments on the 2012 SCAPTC
Player’s Tour, the “Ground Hog Day Invitational” and the
extremely popular “St. Patty’s Day” event, have paved
the way for another fantastic year of Paddle Tennis fun at
SCA. The next upcoming event on our Player’s Tour will
be the “May Day Fun Festival” on Saturday, May 12th.
Good food, good play and a good time for all who
participate, make these play events a great way to
celebrate spring with many of your co-players and a
chance to welcome our new members. You should know
by now that our major play events are all about FUN! We
do not take ourselves, or our sport, too seriously so players
of all abilities can be assured of a good time. Join us.
Membership forms are available in our SCA club mailbox.
Dues remain at $10.00 for the entire 2012 season.
There are now games for all skill levels and introductory
classes, providing those new to the sport with an
opportunity to try play on the court. Contact Sal
Fiorentino at [email protected] to schedule your free
introductory lesson today.
Paddles and balls are available for check out at the Liberty
Center main desk. If you enjoy your game, then we
welcome you to join our club to participate in a host of
fun-play events.
Club Information
PAN
PARTY BRIDGE
Mondays, 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m., Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. & Saturday, 12:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Game Location: Emerson/Franklin Room in the
Independence Center
Come make new friends,
come see old friends and play
a fun, fast-paced and exciting
game of cards. This game
will keep you smiling and
laughing from fun and a little
frustration. “Pan” is a game
enjoyed by both men and
women.
A very popular
rummy-style game played in
the western part of the United States and Florida.
Party Bridge sessions are held as follows.
If you would like to join in and learn the game, please call
Frank Eckenrod, at 570-7567. If you just need a refresher
course, stop by and see us during any play time listed
above. We’ll be glad to have you see if it’s the game you
remember. We’re located in the main building near the
Fitness Center.
INTERESTED IN LEARNING OR “BRUSHING UP”
YOUR BRIDGE GAME? The Party Bridge Club is
sponsoring a series of six Bridge lessons that began March
13th. Please call June Gardiner for details and enrollment.
RUBBER SCORED NON-PARTNER sessions are
Thursday afternoons from 1:00 p.m. to approximately
4:00 p.m.
CHICAGO SCORED Partner sessions are held on Sunday
and Tuesday afternoons from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
With prior notice, allowance for late arrival may be
possible. A sit out round and/or play with a “dummy” are
used when needed so that no one need be sent “home” if
there is an incomplete table.
Look for upcoming social events and have fun with us!
Any questions about membership, please contact Carol
Franklin, Communications Chair at
[email protected].
SPRING FLING! SAVE THE DATE-MAY 7TH. The
Party Bridge Club will sponsor a DEAL AND DINE
session for all members.
For questions call Jack Trugman at 997-1005 or Sandra
Burke at 896-0705.
Expect only the highest level of stroke care
when you or a loved one need it most.
One morning while exercising, Jenny experienced a sudden
weakness in her body and loss of vision. Her husband made sure
she got to St. Rose Dominican Hospitals immediately where it was
confirmed that she had suffered a stroke.
At St. Rose, we provide the full spectrum of care, from acute
intervention and neurosurgery at our Siena Campus, to
one-on-one acute rehabilitation at our Rose de Lima Campus.
St. Rose Dominican Hospitals’ Siena Campus, the valley’s newest
Joint Commission Primary Stroke Center, is the Stroke Center for
Henderson.
To learn more about Jenny’s story and
our Certified Stroke Center:
strosehospitals.org/Jenny
Recovered Stroke Patient
St. Rose Dominican Hospitals Siena Campus
Do you have a St. Rose doctor? Call 616-4508.
Club Information
PERFORMING ARTS
The Choraliers would like to thank everyone who
supported their concert, “Simply Cole Porter” and helped
make it a success. Watch for ticket sales to begin on Friday,
May 25th for the next Performing Arts Club production.
It’s entitled “Mish Mash” and will be bringing loads of
laughs to audiences on June 8, 9 and 10 in Freedom Hall.
If you want to have some
fun and would love to
perform, join one of our dance
groups. For the Showstoppers
Dance Group, please contact
Norene Collins, Showstopper
Representative at 702-335-1088
or email at [email protected].
You can contact Kathy
Dauenhauer, Representative
for the Desert Divas at
581-3332 or alternate
Representative, Paula at
409-7912.
As always, read upcoming
Spirit articles about auditions
for new show auditions which
are open to all residents.
PET
In April, the Pet Club
meeting will be held
in conjunction with
Woofstock 2012 on the
North Lawn of Anthem
Center from 8:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. on April 28th,
2012. WOOFSTOCK is
the Pet Club’s annual
fundraiser to benefit the
Nevada SPCA and
Foreclosed Upon Pets.
The day will begin with a dog walk at 8:00 a.m. Entry fee is
$10.00 and includes a Woofstock 2012 tee-shirt and a dog
scarf. Food trucks should start arriving on Alexandria
about 8:00 a.m. and vendors will open at 9:00 a.m.
Vendors will be located on the North Lawn and in
Hanneman Hall. Vendors to date include Invisible Fence
and Pet’ographique. All vendors will furnish raffle prizes.
Raffle tickets including a stay at the M, a $500.00 travel
voucher from Desert Cruises and a wine basket valued at
$250.00 will be sold up until the event date. The
Performing Art’s Clowns will join us again to award the
prizes in the Strut Your Mutt contest that includes biggest
dog, smallest dog, best pair, longest tail, best wagger and
Human-Pet Look A-Like. Food trucks will be available
throughout the event with a variety of food and many of
your favorites are invited. There will be entertainment on
the North Lawn Stage throughout the day. Volunteers will
be available to “Pet Sit” for attendees who want to visit the
Indoor Vendors. Adoptable dogs from the NSPCA will
take the stage about 11:00 a.m. and will be available for
adoption that day. Many rescue organizations will be
present. Vendor booths are available for $25.00 and a raffle
prize. They include one 6’ table – vendors may bring their
own tents. There is no charge for 501(c)3 pet related
vendors.
The Pet Club now has a Lost Pet Line – 638-5757 where
residents can report a lost or found animal.
To be placed on the Pet Club Email list, simply send an
email to [email protected] and you will receive emails
advising you of upcoming events. Guest Policy allows you
to attend two events before joining.
For more information, contact President JoAnne Swadron
at 614-7707.
PICKLEBALL
Sun City Anthem was well
represented at the Palm
Desert USPA Pickleball
Tournament in February.
There were six players from
the SCA Pickleball Club that
competed in their respective
age groups: Geri Grodzinsky,
Mario Najeri, Susie Stuart, Ron Latorre, Jeff Rosenfeld and
Dave Roghair. Congratulations to Dave Roghair for
winning the silver medal in Men's Doubles for his age
group. The tournament included players from all over
Southern California.
We want to encourage SCA residents interested in playing
Pickleball to send an email to:
[email protected] to sign up for FREE
classes to be held on Mondays and Wednesdays. These
classes will give you an opportunity to determine if you like
the game. It is great exercise and alot of fun!! You must
enroll to attend the classes, no walk-ons please!
The club started monthly social activities in March. Please
join in on the fun, exercise and camaraderie by joining the
Pickleball Club now! Contact Barb Wright at
[email protected] if you would like to become a
member (dues $10/yr.) Applications are also available at
the front desk at Liberty Center.
All non-electronic correspondence with the Pickleball Club
can be dropped off at the Pickleball Mailbox in the SCA
Business Office at Anthem Center.
Please check for club hours on the Pickleball website at
anthempickleball.com. You also can get more information
on Pickleball at the USA Pickleball Association at
www.usapa.org.
Club Information
PINOCHLE
Wednesday, 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.,
Emerson/Franklin Room:
We are looking for new members for both single and
double deck. If you’ve never played before or are just
rusty, we will happily show you the game. Hope to see
some new faces. The dues are $5.00. What a deal!
POKER
Poker Lessons were given in March 2012 in Texas Hold'em
and the previous month of February 2012 in Omaha and
other Hi-Lo games. Poker lessons in the future will be on
an as needed basis. When we have eight members signed
up, we will start another class.
We play on Tuesday at noon. to 4:00 p.m., Thursday
evenings from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., and Saturday from
10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Our first of four LIMIT TEXAS HOLD'EM
TOURNAMENTS in 2012 was held on Saturday, March
25th. There will be three more tournaments in 2012 starting
in June, September and December. For more information
and details on the tournaments please contact Don
Eckroad at: [email protected].
WEEKLY LIMIT TEXAS HOLD'EM SIT-AND-GO
TOURNAMENTS are now being held every Thursday
from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. and every Saturday morning
from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Come on out and join us.
Coleman Washington, President
SCA Poker Club
[email protected]
PORCELAIN
Wednesdays, 9:30 a.m. - noon., Anthem Center
The Porcelain Club invites new members to experience the
great joy of completing a porcelain project that will be
appreciated as a gift or enjoyed in one’s home.
Experienced members are available to share their expertise
on cleaning purchased Greenware, firing pieces using the
club's kiln, and painting porcelain pieces in China paint
and pastels to complete items such as Lladro figurines,
chess sets, nativity sets, tea and coffee sets, vases and dolls.
The Porcelain Club is pleased to announce that we are
fortunate to have Carole Beck join our club. She is available
each Wednesday morning from 9:30 a.m. - noon. to teach
our members to paint porcelain items using China paints.
She works with members together as a group and
individually to teach painting techniques to our members.
To keep costs to a minimum for members, the club
provides the China paints, as well as some of the other
required painting supplies.
If you would like more information or have questions
about Carole's class, please call Diana Borja at 837-7444.
For additional information about the Porcelain Club,
please call Carol Montambeau at 896-0095 or stop by the
Porcelain and Ceramics Room during workshop day,
every Wednesday - 9:30 a.m. - noon. The club's yearly
membership is $5.00. We look forward to introducing you
to the wonderful world of porcelain.
REPUBLICAN
Many of our members attended the March 10th Clark
County Convention. For those who were unable to go, we
held our regular March meeting. Our guest was Robert
Massi, Attorney and Fox News contributor. He discussed
current political and media issues.
Our April 14th featured speaker will be State Senator
Barbara Cegavske, Congressional Candidate for District 4.
All members and guests are urged to attend this special
presentation by one of our most respected and informed
State Senators.
Because of a personal family medical emergency, Roger
Ostendorf tendered his resignation as President effective
on January 31st. An election, in accordance with our
bylaws, to replace a vacancy on the Board will be held at
the April 14th meeting. Anyone who would like to be a
candidate, please submit your name to Secretary, Kay
Dwyer, at phone 733-0401 or email [email protected].
Nominations from the floor will also be taken at the
meeting.
We are looking forward to the primary election for
National, except Presidential, State, and Judicial offices on
June 12th, 2012. Please watch for announcements of our
activities as we move forward into the election year.
Please note some important dates: Voter registration by
mail for the Primary election will end on May 12th.
In-office registration will continue from May 13th to May
22nd. Early voting (14 days) will be from May 26th
through June 8th. June 5th is the last day for the Election
Department to receive absentee/written ballot requests.
With the enormous tasks ahead of us, we need
everyone to become active and involved if we are to be
successful in our efforts. Please attend our meetings and
stay informed. Watch for email messages for immediate
updates on activities. Our email address is:
[email protected] . Please check out our web
page at: www.republicanclubsca.org.
For further information, you may contact Secretary,
Kay Dwyer at [email protected] - phone: 733-0401
Club Information
RV
Continuing our thirst for adventure, the SCA RV Club
recently returned from an exciting trip to the Phoenix, AZ
area for a baseball Spring Training Rally. The first day
began with a welcome social hour, followed by a “potluck
dinner” and wonderful evening of fellowship. The next
day we toured historic Wickenburg and the Desert
Caballeros Western Museum followed by a visit to the
Vulture Gold Mine. On the following day, we enjoyed an
exciting baseball game at Camelback Ranch Stadium
between the Chicago White Sox and the Los Angeles
Dodgers. For those non-baseball fans, there was a visit to
the Scottsdale Arts Festival. As usual, every evening
included either a “potluck dinner” or a visit to a local
eatery.
Jim Casimir enjoying a afternoon at the ballgame
Our April rally will be a “Tom Sawyer Adventure” on the
Colorado River which includes a smooth water raft trip,
cruising on the Lake and fishing. Future trips include San
Diego, Paso Robles wine country, Pismo Beach, Rocky Point,
Mexico, Santa Maria and Bishop/Mammoth Mountain in
California. Stay tuned!
Our meetings are held at 4:00 p.m. on the last Tuesday of
the month (except December, June and July) in the Penn
Room at Independence Center. If you are interested, please
come to any of our meetings and see firsthand how much
fun we have or contact our Membership Chair Jack
Wiseman at 407-4042, or President George Ormsby at
492-2542. If you are RVers and want to make some great
friends, the SCA RV Club is the way to go!
The Scrabble “Word of the Day” is QUAGMIRE. This is a
soft boggy or marshy area that gives way underfoot. It can
also indicate a hazardous situation.
If you find yourself with a Z in your rack, look for an O
and an A. ZOA is the plural of ZOON and ZOON is the
whole product of one fertilized egg. Another way to take
advantage of the letter Z is with the word ZARF. A ZARF
is an ornamental metal cup holder. Unless one plays
Scrabble, why would one ever know this!
Now for some Scrabble trivia: The highest possible score,
theoretically, for a single play under American
tournament Scrabble rules is 1,778 points for joining
eight already-played tiles to form the word
OXYPHENBUTAZONE across three triple-word-score
squares, while simultaneously extending seven specific
already-played words to form new words. Now THAT
would truly be something about which to brag.
Now that you have finished
shed your taxes,
why don’t you stop by the
sewing room located in the
Gallery of the Anthem
Center and see what we
are doing. Our crafty
ladies have been busy
making wonderful items
that are great for gifts or for a
special treat just for you. We have wonderful place mats,
napkins, ragtime quilts, aprons, microwave mitts,
potholders and much more. We also have a whole array of
clothes and cute accessories for any eighteen inch doll,
including the American Girl doll. Please come in and
check out our shop. These items are well made and
reasonably priced.
Our club offers many classes and we have many great
members who are willing to teach you how to sew, knit,
crochet, embroider and serge. We have several shared
interest groups and we love sharing our passion for
sewing, quilting, serging, knitting and crocheting. We
would love to meet you so please come and check us out
and make some new friends. You can also read all about us
on our website, www. scasaq.org.
The Scrabble Plus Club meets each Friday afternoon from
1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. in the Emerson/Franklin Room at
Anthem Center. Anyone who is not a member is welcome
to join us as a guest for a friendly game of Scrabble. If you
want to join, membership is open to all SCA residents for
only $10 a year.
The January luncheon was such a success that we have
planned another luncheon for April 13th at Giuseppe’s Bar
& Grill, 2940 Bicentennial Parkway. As always, tell Carol
Yu if you would like to attend.
April 2012 •
Club Information
SOFTBALL
TABLE TENNIS
Hey Everybody!
The Anthem Table Tennis Club has reserved club times
on Monday & Fridays, 6:00 p.m. – 10:00p.m., Tuesday &
Thursdays, 8:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m., Wednesdays, 7:00 p.m.
10:00 p.m., Saturdays, 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at
Independence Hall Aerobics & Fitness Rooms
As spring starts to rear its head everywhere, many
people's minds begin to turn from football and basketball
to the good old national pastime of baseball! Helmets,
running shoes and big round balls get put away and cleats,
gloves and bats make their appearance. I think we can all
remember back to a time when we played little league,
high school or even just pick-up games with our friends.
Many of us actually MISS those times, but with age comes
many responsibilities. Family takes the main focus and we
simply have too many things to do!
Guess what. There is a bunch of folks that MAKE time for
a little exercise and camaraderie. That would be us,
Anthem Senior Softball! We are a bunch of people, some
retired, some not, who put a few hours aside twice a week
to get some exercise and relive the joy that playing
baseball affords us!
There only prerequisite is that you are 50 years old. That's
it! We meet twice a week on Tuesday and Friday morning
at Anthem Hills Park. Off of Reunion Rd., just east of
Anthem Hills Parkway, right behind the Del Webb School.
The cool part of it is that we welcome either gender. Yes
sir, both men and women can play. Now a few of you are
probably saying well, I'm not sure if I can actually STILL
play! Well, we will let you come out and join us 3 times
before you have to join the club. This way, you can try a
few games to see if everything still works correctly and
that you don't have to soak yourself in Ben Gay and
Bio-Freeze for hours on end. If you decide to join our club,
the dues are only $35 for the entire year. That's roughly
less than .33 cents a game! Such a bargain!!!!! Plus, we have
a really great yearly party, complete with a scrumptious
dinner, great entertainment and lots of fun awards!
Our starting time varies during the year to accommodate
the weather. During the winter, we are out there at 9:30
a.m. with a little practice to limber up and then the game is
at 10:00 a.m. We supply almost everything that you need;
fields, bats, bases, pitching screens, balls and even ice
packs for those annoying occasional sprains. All you need
to bring is a glove and possibly a pair of cleats. We even
use pinch runners if someone can't run very well! The level
of how well we all play varies from member to member
but the over-riding fact is that we all LOVE coming to the
field twice a week. Some folks can hit the ball over the
fence; some can't hit at all, but the bottom line is....We are
out there having fun and enjoying the camaraderie that
playing ball affords us! So if you “wanna have fun”, enjoy
the wonderful weather, get some exercise and meet some
neat, cool people, come out and join us....You'll be glad
you did!
For more info, call our President John Paul Molfetta at
702-361-4572........
Anthem residents of all abilities are welcome to join
the Table Tennis Club. Table Tennis is a great sport for
all individuals who want to improve their hand-eye
coordination while having fun. Dr. Daniel Amen, a brain
researcher, published the book, “Making A Good Brain
Great.” In that book Dr. Amen indicates that Table Tennis
is the very best sport to improve one's brain.
Club members have access to a Table Tennis ball machine
(robot) that can help players improve their skills and work
on a multitude of different strokes at different speeds.
Several volunteers have been trained on how to set up the
club robot for others. Yearly dues, which are only $5, are
used to maintain our equipment and purchase new or
needed items.
The date for the next “SAM” Cup Tournament between the
Summerlin, Anthem and MacDonald Ranch Table Tennis
Clubs will be announced shortly. This tournament will
have a round robin mixed doubles competition with local
Anthem club elimination rounds to allow all potential
teams to participate.
In the last six months, our Player Development Program
held presentations and workshops on “Improving
Your Table Tennis Skills,” “Beginner's Basics,” “Serving,”
“Return of Serves” and “Footwork.” Future seminars and
workshops will be developed based on club players'
requests.
In February, we created a singles challenge board. This
allows members who want to play more singles to
challenge higher seated players. Any club member can be
added to the singles challenge board by contacting Rich
Giroux.
The Henderson Senior Games Table Tennis events will be
held on Saturday, April 14th and Sunday April 15th. Any
club member who would like to be added to an email
distribution list so that they can be notified of any local
tournament or events should email Rich Giroux at
[email protected].
Contact Wes McGlaughlin at 873-7083
([email protected])
for more information.
Club Information
TENNIS
The club has plans for several mixers and tournaments
over the spring and fall. We'll take the summer off due to
the heat. Coming up first, on Sunday morning, April 15th,
from 8:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. is a fun mixer, doubles
(mostly mixed doubles) with different partners. New club
members are encouraged to participate, as, of course, are
continuing club members. Please check the website
(www.scatc.homestead.com) and bulletin boards at the
tennis courts for additional information or contact Beverly
Ginsberg at [email protected].
In league tennis news, we have
the following great news to
report. First, at this writing,
three of five senior USTA
teams, playing under the
auspices of the Tennis Club, are
strong contenders for the
District Championship Playoffs that will be held on May
3rd -5th at the Darling Tennis
Center. These are the SW 3.0,
Linda Joven, Captain; SW 3.5
team, Linda Jones, Captain;
and SM 3.5, Ken Merkey,
Captain. By the time this is
published, we will know which of these teams – hopefully
all three – have made it into the playoffs. Second, by the
time you read this, we will also know the results of the
District Championship Playoffs from the Super Senior
Teams captained by Josie Baker and Pam Cox, who will
have competed at the Darling Tennis Center in early
March. Finally, the adult Women's and Mixed Leagues
are in progress for the spring season. No league
participation is expected during the summer months. For
more information about league play coming up in the fall
or next winter and spring, please contact Josie Baker at
[email protected].
The club is seeking a new webmaster for its website.
Training will be provided by the previous webmaster,
who indicates that the job is not difficult or onerous.
Anyone interested in volunteering for the position should
contact club President, Ed Burrell at [email protected].
VETERANS
Second Tuesday, 7:00 p.m.
Delaware Room, Anthem Center.
“The mission of the Sun City
Anthem Veterans Club is to
support all service members,
veterans and their families.”
Our April keynote speaker is
Max James, USAF.
He is a 1964 graduate of the
US Air Force Academy. In
2010, he was selected by the
Association of Academy
Graduates as a Distinguished
Graduate placing him as one
of the top alumni of this
prestigious institution.
Max was a helicopter rescue
pilot in Vietnam. He was shot
down twice over the course
of 200 combat missions. Max holds numerous
commendations for courage under fire.
He is a founding Director of the USAFA Endowment
Foundation and is a major supporter of programs for
children with life threatening diseases.
Max has an interesting story to share. Please plan to attend
this special meeting.
We are actively seeking
WWII and Korean
War Veterans to be
interviewed by the FINF
(Freedom Is Not Free)
team. For details, please
contact Bill Campbell at
263-9302 or
[email protected].
Please tune in to our “Veterans Corner ”
monthly report by Herb Solomon, Color
Guard Commander, especially for
Community Veterans on Cox CH 99 or
HD980 or www.suncityanthem99.com the
first week of each month.
Any Anthem resident in good standing in
our HOA and is a veteran is eligible to have his or her
name placed on the Anthem Veterans Memorial Plaque
located in Anthem Center. This can be done via email to
[email protected] with your request or call Dave
Leonard at 702-837-0451.
Visit our website www.scaveterans.com for information
about our club. If you have not yet attended one of our
monthly meetings, we cordially invite you to do so. If
you like the experience and want to join us you will be
helping support our service members and veterans.
Remember…over 75% of your annual club dues is donated
such organizations as the Blue Star Mothers, USO, DAV
and other worthy service support organizations.
Club Information
SCA WOMEN’S
SCA Women's Club Fashion Show Luncheon on Friday,
April 20, 2012 ~ We're pleased to present a fun and
entertaining Fashion Show in the Milan Ballroom at the M
Resort-Spa-Casino featuring one-of-a-kind fashions from
Mickey Lou Designs and hats designed by Louisa Voisine
Millinery Designs.
The 45-minute Fashion Show will include cruise wear,
safari wear, high tea and ending with spectacular fashions
suitable for a Black & White Captain's Ball. The show will
also feature singers & dancers choreographed by Erin
Marie Sullivan with artistic direction from Kit Rogers.
Luncheon entertainment provided by Mark O’Toole. Mark
has enjoyed years of success as lead singer in various
bands, playing in Los Angeles, Las Vegas and now as a
solo artist. He entertains with smooth vocal style and all
the great standards of artists such as Frank Sinatra, Dean
Martin, Tony Bennett, Nat King Cole, Barry Manilow and
more.
Our MC is Chuck Simmons. A member of the SCA
Performing Arts Club. Chuck has appeared in most of the
Performing Arts shows, in addition to starring in his own
productions. He has appeared a number of times as a
singer in the lounge areas of Buckman's and the Anthem
View Restaurant and other venues in the Las Vegas area.
Members cost is $32, non-members $42. Reservations can
be made for tables of up to 10 people. All reservations
must be in by Friday, April 13th, at 5:00 p.m. Please drop
your check(s) off in the SCA Women's Club Box in
the Anthem Center, no later than Friday, April 13th, by
5:00 p.m.
More Details to follow in the
SCA Women's Club CHATTER
If you have suggestions or you need to speak to our
President, Jo Ann Malter, you can contact her at email
address: [email protected], or our PresidentElect, Debbie Evans, at email address: [email protected].
If you need help with Luncheon reservations, you may
contact Marilyn Doran, Membership Director at her email
address: [email protected].
Remembering Friends and Family:
If you know of
someone who can use a little cheer in their life because of
illness or a death in their family, please contact: Donna
Cant, Secretary, [email protected], so that a card can
be sent.
Spare Timers (Bowling): Nan O’Malley,
[email protected], 407-8407
9-5ers/Working Women: Stella Giordano, 492-9923,
[email protected].
Golden Girls: a group whose mission is to get together
ladies over 75 for monthly luncheons. It is open to
mothers and daughters/relatives/caregivers for bonding
of each age group and for developing friendships with
common interests. Contact Carol Siebel at 407-4193 or
[email protected].
Copies of The Chatter are now available at the Anthem
Center's Office, inside the Women's Club Slot, for our
Ladies who are members of the SCA Women's Club, but do
not have computer access.
Sun City Anthem Women's Club website has been
updated and will continue to be updated with Special
Events and other items of interest. Our website address is
www. scawc.org.
Join the Women’s Club! Membership applications can be
obtained in Anthem Center adjacent the mailboxes. Dues
are $20 for the year. If you are a member of the Women’s
Club and are not receiving the club’s monthly Chatter,
please send your correct email address to:
[email protected].
WOMEN’S GOLF
Sun City Anthem Women’s Golf Club
Thanks to Susan Daum, our Rules Chairman, who gave
our 2nd Annual Rules and Etiquette Seminar to 40+
members. She used a large mat on the floor with simulated
water, sand and desert hazards, tee areas and putting
greens to demonstrate the basic rules of golf and discussed
the changes for 2012. USGA Rules Books for 2012-2015
were handed out to all attendees.
Don’t forget. April 15th is our “Spring Fling” with the
Men’s Club. This will be a team event with two men and
two women on each team. The format is one best from the
women and one from the men in each foursome. Everyone
always enjoys these combined events. Hopefully you all
are signed up to play.
The President’s Cup matches are ongoing. The final match
and the winner will be determined this month.
Member/Member tournament is May 1st and 2nd. Partner
handicaps should be no more than 10 stokes apart. Grab a
partner and sign-up early to secure a spot.
The Revere SCA Women’s
Invitational will be held on
June 5th. Make sure you get
your applications in early
since this tournament fills up
fast. The format is four
women teams with verifiable
USGA handicaps. The cost
is $80 per person for
continental breakfast, green
fees, tee prizes lunch and
awards.
SCAWGC welcomes new
members for 18-hole play
on Tuesdays and 9-hole
play on Thursdays. Please
visit the website at
www.scawgc.homestead.com or ask for
information in the Revere Pro Shop.
WOODCHIPS
Whether you are a master woodworker, are just beginning
the craft, or have skills somewhere in between, SCA
Woodchips woodworking club has a place for you. New
members as well as previous members who may have
been inactive in woodworking for a while are all welcome.
To help members enjoy a successful woodworking
experience, the club offers training classes and a
mentoring program. Training modules focus on the skills
needed to correctly and safely operate related types of
tools. Modules are taught regularly according to demand.
The schedule of available training classes and details
about the mentoring program are listed on our website.
Woodchips Club President Bill Van Ooyen, shown with
apron in the photo below, recently instructed new
members in the proper use of the SawStop table saw. This
state-of-the-art saw finger-sparing safety features are
featured in a video on our website. The SawStop is
representative of the high quality of equipment available
in the shop.
Woodchips membership is open to all SCA residents for
only $25.00 a year. After mandatory safety training, you
will be on your way as a woodworker. Our shop, which is
located at the rear of Independence Center, is open
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday for member training
and shop projects; and Thursday through Saturday,
9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. for general member use. Check the
Woodchips website at: www.scawoodchips.org for
information on the club and pictures of many of our
members’ projects. Stop by the shop or contact Dan
McLean at 896-6896 or [email protected] for
information on becoming a member.
Club Interests
Do any of these subjects interest you? With enough community
interest, these groups can become Chartered Clubs. If you are
interested in forming a club, call 614-5806
Anthem Time Share Owners, Fran Okun Gardberg....
........................................................................... 914-6863
Backgammon, Bobbi Forst ...............................492-7237
Badminton, Elaina Congelliere ........................ 796-7575
Beijing Opera, Marianne Blaha. [email protected]
Bicycling, Tim Morgan ............ [email protected]
Big Sky Women’s Group, Linda Krivec ......... 260-3534
Boyle Heights Group, Nancy Gordon............. 254-8679
Canasta, Clara Katz ......................................... 489-5425
Car Enthusiasts, John Bergler......................... 269-3090
Cards, Jokers & Marbles, Penny Vescio ........ 818-4345
Coin Collecting, Fred Haddad ........................ 269-2421
Comfort Food, Phyllis Dolinsky........................ 432-6826
Cooking Club, Bobbye Sansing ....................... 353-3302
Craps Club, BeverLee Weite .............................361-9990
Cribbage/Chess, Joe Fay........................ 775-781-1247
Croquet, Carol Wilson...................................... 489-4437
Disc Golf (Frisbee Golf), Ron Garland ..........586-3997
Doubles, Shirley Cheri Cooper............ [email protected]
Euchre, Carol Richards..................................... 982-3075
Fencing, Jim Lewis ............................................617-4776
Florida Gators Club, Bill Kelley ....................... 614-8222
Fishing, Marshall Gabriel ................................. 260-7766
Former New Yorkers, Renee Rosenberg ..........202-2794
French Conversation Group, Mireille Weissbaum 476-5465
General Motors Retirees, Bill Way .............. 982-8420
Gin Rummy, Marla Sturman ................................722-0551
Lawn Bowling, Joe Mazza ................................ 614-7446
Lincoln/Douglas Political Debate Vernon Matson 269-0636
Masonic Fellowship Group, Richard Hunker .............
.......................................................... [email protected]
Masterminds, Sylvia White .............................. 823-5128
Missouri-Kansas Club, Hanna Apple .............722-1947
Model Railroads, John Knox .......................... 304-8372
Motorcycle Fun Rides, David [email protected]
Movies, Judy Garland ........................................586-3997
New England States, Mary Richard ................ 492-1906
Northern Californians, Valerie Lapin.............269-1891
Oath Keepers, Ed Bridges ............................... 586-4475
Origami, Carol Stevens .....................................457-9892
Persian Culture, Shahla Pfeiffer ..................... 629-6222
Retired Advertisers, Jerry Sakura.....................432-6369
Rummy KUB, Maddy Ekstein..........................485-5542
Runner’s Group, Janet Shanta ........................ 269-0078
SCA Musicians, Wilfred Krom ..........................837-6325
Self Creation, Dr. Tamara Johnson .................. 614-4380
Senior Sports Enthusiasts, Janet Shanta....... 269-0078
Sequence, Jean Grube ......................................614-3977
Sheepshead, Diane Collins ............................. 436-6339
Skiing, Jeff Malter ................................................. 483-6494
Travel, Sara Raney ............................ [email protected]
Trivial Pursuit, Carol Wilson.............................. 489-4437
Vegetarian & Vegan, Cindy Joseph ................914-7994
Wall Street Journal, Don Fisk .........................617-1311
Women's Inspirational Group, Helen Lieblein .. 476-2203
Service Directory
A/C & HEATING
Eli’s A/C Heating, Repair, Maintenance, New Units.
Lic 0072945 Bonded/Ins. 702-327-7850
ATTORNEY
Robert A. Massi & Associates – Wills, Trusts, Probate, Real
Estate, Personal Injury, Business Law & Legal Consultations.
11201 S. Eastern Ave., Suite 100 Henderson, NV 89052
Call 702-870-1100. www.bobmassi.com
Poloni & Associates – Darci Poloni, ESQ. Living Trusts,
Wills, Probate, Corporate Formation ~ 616-9240;
2850 W. Horizon Ridge Pkwy #200 Henderson, Licensed in
CA and NV ~ www.PoloniLaw.com
CABINETS
All Access Garage Door Co: Free Estimates.
Springs/Doors/Openers. Same Day Service.
Military/Senior Disc. Call 882-1320
GOLF CART REPAIR
American Eagle On The Spot! Repairs, Battery Sales
& Installation. 531-8550
HAIR STYLIST
Best Kept Secret 4 Color Cut Perms! Call Vicki 274-5040
Beautiology Salon-Von’s Center
HEALTH & FOOD
Passionate about Health and Nutrition? Xocai Healthy
Chocolate offers a complete line of delicious Dark Belgian
Chocolate for Wellness, Weight Loss & Anti-Aging. Diabetic
Friendly. SCA Residents. Call 629-3919
Elite-Design-SCA Res Merrillat Dealer, Enhance Your Kit &
Bath, Custom Entertainment Centers, Custom Closets Systems,
Add Roll-Out Shelves. Repair Old Finish, Change
Cab. Color. Carole Fagan 263-6230 Many SCA Referrals.
HOME SERVICES
COIN APPRAISALS
All-Trade Services All Plumbing Repairs & Installation,
Sewer & Drain Cleaning, Irrigation Repairs, Hard Water
Filteration, Electrical Fixtures. Call Lou at (702) 260-6955
Sun City Collector Offers More. No Obligation.
Call Irv Atkins At 614-9099
COMPUTER
Terry’s Toolbench-Sun City Handyman.
Home Improvements 293-0614 Lic#89387
IPhone Problems Need Help, We Come To You. Call Larry The
IPhone Fixer at 242-6964.
Experienced - SCA Res - Handyman Services
Call Ray 589-1137 www.EveryDayRay.com
ELECTRICIAN
T.B.M. Electric: Lic#70592, Bonded And Insured.
Call For Your Free Estimate 277-5031
Jim’s Do-All Handy Man Service - Carpentry, Plumbing &
Electrical Repairs. Call Jim 755-3505
NOW! Electric: 24/7 Service, Senior Discount Lic. # 67680
736-4040
Joe's Home Improvements - NV Lic# 0075901
For Quality Work At Excellent Prices! Call 538-3115
NVH Electric Lic# 72389 Insured. 29 Yrs Experience Anthem
Resident. Many SCA referrals, same day-SCA disc. Fans, lights,
outlets etc. Steve 580-1414
Finish Carpenter Handyman – TV Enclosures,
Cabinets Avi – 480-6714
Mister Sparky: America’s On Time Electrician: $36 Off
Completed Work. Ceiling Fan & Lighting Upgrades, Outlets
Not Working, Surge Protection, Pool, Hot Tub, All Electric
Needs 545-6280 myontimeexpert.com Lic. # 72758 B/Ins
FLOORING
Fabulous Floors 9893 S. Eastern F1 Target Center Next to
Pier 1. Every Type Of Floor And Window Covering. Open 7
Days a Week 458-2505
GARAGE DOOR SERVICE
HOUSE CLEANING
A TLC Cleaning Company, LLC Anthem Based (Lic/Ins/Bond) Call 260-8772 Free In Home Quote Family
Owned Xlent Refs. Angie’s List Super Service Award Winner.
Check Out Our Website at www.atlccleaningcompanyllc.com.
A Clean Getaway Licd/Insur Family Owned/Operated
373-8396
Sunshine Cleaning Service, Lic/Bond/Ins Xllent Ref. Family
Owned & Operated 18 Yrs. Call 896-5239
Aidas Cleaning Svce 2 Girls/ 2 Hrs Up To 2000 sqft $60 Lic
Ins 702-810-2912
Garage Door Service Our Commitment Is Your Satisfaction
260-9010
INSULATION
PRECISION Garage Door & Opener Sales & Svc, Open 24/7
“Snr Disc” Call 361-8455
Full Service Insulation Comp, Re Blow Attic, Lic #54563
Free Estimate 702-262-7847
The Association at Sun City Anthem neither endorses nor promotes any of the products or services advertised herein and assumes
no responsibility or liability for the statements made.
Service Directory
LANDSCAPING
POOL SERVICE
The Best! Vegas Sprinkler Specialists 622-8777
www.vegassprinklers.com
Expert Pool Care-Weekly Service, Maintenance & Repairs
Call 685-8433
Shibata Landscape, Inc. Relandscape/Maint/Cleanup
Lic/Ins/Bond. 702-263-1872
ROOFING
SOS Lawn Service & Maintenance/Landscape.
Shane 372-9479
Free Estimate 702-262-7847
Champion Pool & Landscape Solutions 457-5296
www.championsolutionslv.com
Young Lawn Service-One Day $100.00 Clean/Trim 487-0191
or 0192
NOTARY
Mobile Notary Anytime/16 Yrs NV Exp/Local Refs Avail
Natasha@466-3018
PAINTING
SOLAR SCREENS
Atomic Solar Screens Family Owned Since 96. BBB Member
Tom 869-2083
TAX PREPARATION
Paul LaChance 838-0091
Michael Bergman SCA Resident 40 Yrs. Experience in
California and all States. 270-2593.
Hunter Painting Lic. #33937 ph# 458-7180 Free Estimate
100% Satisfaction We Carry All Necessary Insurance.
Gary Hunter Owner & Anthem Resident.
Retired Nat’l CPA Firm Partner, 40 Yrs Exp. Tax
Prep/Planning, Personal & Business. IRS Audit Representation,
Alan Frank CPA 270-2288
PERSONAL ASSISTANT
Tax Preparation David Cappabianca, 30+ Yrs Experience,
SCA Resident 702-563-1223
All About Time – House Cleaning – All Pet Care – Shopping
& Errands, Handyman, Rides? & Wait For Service –
Dr. Appointments, Etc. 897-4416
Tax Preparation – SCA Resident 30 Yrs Exp Serving
Our Comm. 3 Yrs Call 702-270-0791 Gloria Sollami
PEST CONTROL
Gregg Spector, CPA – SCA Resident – 25 Years Experience
(Individuals and Businesses) - Competitive Rates – Free
Consultation, 702-416-3284.
Sun Country Pest Services. Lic/Insured, SCA Res 263-7346
Amazon Pest Control. Licensed & Insured. No Start-Up Fee.
No Long Term Contracts. Monthly Service As Low As $25.00.
(702) 558-3730.
Pest Control Inc 702-228-4394 “Sun City’s Primary Pest
Control Company” 1st Service Free - Call Today!
PET SITTING
Barbie’s Pet Sitting 612-5791 www.barbiespetsitting.com SCA Res.
Purr-fect Pet Sitting 513-8307 Lic/Ins/Bond
www.purr-fectpetsitting.net (SCA Res)
Personalized Visits/Overnights 499-8606
www.tonispetsitters.com Lic/B/Ins
PLUMBING
TRAVEL
Wholesale! Caprice Cruises & Travel, SCA Res. Robin
778-7130 [email protected]
WATER TREATMENT
Lifesource Water Systems 1-702-366-9596 Eco-Friendly,
Water Softener Alternative. No Filters To Change. Factory Direct.
WINDOW CLEANING
Four Seasons Window Cleaning-Free Est/Free Screen Cleaning
W/1st Window Cleaning. Family Owned W/Over 10 Yrs Exp.
Call Rick or Jill 521-3144.
Atlas Plumbing. At Last A Plumber. State Lic #19707, Est. 1980.
385-3656
Window Bright Window Cleaning and Maintenance Program
497-6342 Solar Screens and Bug Screens, Build, Install, Repair
or Replace
Jack Dish Plumbing. All Residential Plumbing Service. Repair
or Installation. Family Owned & Operated since 1977. 24 hrs.
Lic#57046. 283-2320.
All Washed Up Window Cleaning Windows So Clean You’ll
Think They’re Open Call 273-9500
Badger Plumbing LLC Lic #0074880 SCA Resident Senior
Discount 702-423-0906
Butter Plumbing 24 Hour Service. Lic/Bond, Ins. 10% Discount
655-5214
WINDOW COVERINGS
East-West Blind & Shutter Co. Family Owned.
33 Yrs Experience. 255-0502.
The Association at Sun City Anthem neither endorses nor promotes any of the products or services advertised herein and assumes
no responsibility or liability for the statements made.
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