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The Sun Senior News - Lincoln Hills is a monthly publication, published by EGnews Inc. Mailing Address: 5098 Foothills Blvd., #3 PMB 405 • Roseville, CA 95747 Letters to the Editors... (916) 727-6383 • Fax: (916) 727-6373 • E-mail: [email protected] Authors are solely responsible for the content of their letters. Ad rates are available on the Internet at http://www.egnews.com AARP Tax-Aide Program Thanks Casper Golf Course proposal last month EDITORS and have begun a movement to educate the Gregg & Liz Goldthorpe The City of Lincoln AARP Tax-Aide public regarding what is happening. Efforts program thanks (Sun Senior News - Lincoln to discuss alternatives have been turned PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS Hills) you very much for your continued down by Billy Casper golf course owners. A Mark Bernard, Targa Funk, support this past season! With your help YouTube video illustrating how this proposal Madison Goldthorpe & Emily Goldthorpe our organization was able to prepare and affects the Sun City community and last e-fi le 2015 federal and state returns for month’s morning’s protest movement is ADVERTISING approximately 650 taxpayers, substantially available at https://youtu.be/VGydqyPAqmo Gregg Goldthorpe more than last year. Our volunteers also Pamela Flaherty assisted many additional taxpayers who • • • Gregg & Liz Goldthorpe were required to fi le paper returns or were not required to fi le. This year our totally 2016.02 Must Be Disapproved CONTRIBUTORS Linda Lucchetti, Gary Reeder, Rudi Franke, Kathy Gire, Robert M. Weygantdt, Patricia Howle, Becky Nicholson, volunteer organization consisted of 20 This is in regard to the SCLH Board of Karen Allington, Beth Roberts, Helen Rains, Marsha Ross, Genevieve Tewart, Martin Green, Joan Musillani, counselors, 9 greeters, and 11 schedulers. Directors Resolution 2016.02. I understand Brad Senn, Jeff Hanner, Mike Hensley, Paul Gardner, Karl Schoenstein, John Noon, B.L. Lewis, Judie Leimer, We sincerely appreciate your willingness that this Resolution is intended to subsidize Elaine White, Kathleen McCarthy, Bette Ahrens, Viva Morrison, Jim Fulcomer, Tim Miles, Mary Luciano, to work with our group for the benefi t of Alison Shelton, Joan Brant-Love, Jeff Andersen, Don Rickgauer, Teena Fowler, Rob Phillips, Mike Smith, the Pickle Ball Courts by increasing the Elna Ragan, Barb Lammerbing, Ruth Baylis, Lorraine Immel, Ed Kasper, Stephanie Huntingdale, Tom Frady, Lincoln. We will again solicit your help for homeowners’ monthly dues by $5.50 per Richard Pearl, Jack Fabian, C.B. Lazaga, Henk Van Empel, BJ White, Candice Koropp, Susan Pharis, Doug Hinchey, next year. month. If this is the case, it is extremely Mike Gardner, Linda S., Paul Mac Garvey, John Vogeli, Patrick Crenshaw, Susan Rodgers Gust, George Porter, Mark Burke, Local Coordinator unfair. Most of the people in SCLH do Not Gary Steer, Liaison CIRCULATION with completed form to the Sun Senior News play Pickle Ball. So, one could ask: are we • • • The Sun Senior News - Lincoln Hills is - Lincoln Hills. Deadline for the classifi ed going to subsidize golf Or “day trips”? Is delivered free directly to 7,500 homes in the Sun ads is the 15th of each month. The publisher No Solar Power Plant SCLH becoming a “Socialistic” community? City - Lincoln Hills community. The delivery is (EGnews Inc.) reserves the right to refuse any How about SCLH paying for my landscape targeted for the fi rst week of each month. classifi ed ads it deems unsuitable. Billy Casper Golf course owners have charges! In short, Resolution 2016.02 SUBSCRIPTIONS SUBMISSIONS proposed putting a 1700+ solar panel farm can only be supported by those who want For a one year mailed subscription to the The Sun Senior News - Lincoln Hills (to be installed by Sun Works) directly in something for nothing! Resolution 2016.02 Sun Senior News - Lincoln Hills, send address welcomes announcements from social clubs, front of Sun City Lincoln Hills homes with must be disapproved. and $48 to the Sun Senior News - Lincoln Hills, schools, charitable organizations, non-profi t golf course views. The solar generated L. J. Sessa 5098 Foothills Blvd., #3 PMB 405, Roseville, organizations, local government and com- electricity would be used to meet energy CA 95747. Please make checks payable to: Sun munity events. Also, editorial contributions needs by charging golf carts and items • • • Senior News. Subcriptions are for those who want as well as articles, cartoons and photographs requiring electrical energy. Residents to have their paper mailed outside of Lincoln are welcomed and considered for publication. If We Only Knew and Sun City offi cials were not involved Hills. Deadline for submissions is the 15th of each The title may confuse you, so hang in in the planning, nor did they have timely DISPLAY ADS month. Please submit via email. there and I will explain what it means. A variety of display ad sizes are available All information submitted to the Sun Senior knowledge of what was being planned. I always said we should pass away, and to fi t your business needs and budget. For rate News - Lincoln Hills must be accompanied by Alternatives that would not devalue Sun City then return to life because of all the nice information call Gregg at (916) 727-6383. your name, phone number and written consent. and would provide energy needs have not thing people say about you. I know of some Display ads must be submitted by the 10th All letters received become the property of the been explored with the Sun City community. people who passed on, who wasn’t the most of each month to guarantee placement in the publisher (EGnews Inc.). The Sun Senior News - The panels, stand over 8 feet high and once following month’s issue and to avoid late fees. Lincoln Hills reserves the right to condense and popular individual, but everyone seemed to premium homes are expected to be hugely The publisher (EGnews Inc.) reserves the right edit letters for publication and liability purposes. have nice things they said. This is why I say devalued. to refuse any display ads it deems unsuitable. you should return so that you could enjoy The Lincoln City Development Dept. CLASSIFIED ADS The Sun Senior News - all the wonderful thing people said. They Lincoln Hills is is currently reviewing the Sun Works permit For classifi ed ads, please complete the form may regret what they said but it is too late. provided in this issue. Send appropriate payment Printed on Recycled Paper application but say they cannot consider The words are yours forever. how the project hurts homeowners. Laws I recently had an operation on my heart, All content and letters to the editors represents the opinion of the various authors and all content and governing solar projects are less restrictive letters should be considered as opinion and editorial in nature. Any representations expressed by the various and was in the hospital for eleven days, and and solar farms can be built with much less authors are not necessarily shared or verifi ed by the publisher. I am still recuperating from it. Let me tell Advertisers are solely responsible for all representations made by their advertisements. EG NEWS regulation than typical building projects. you, I was scared of the operation; I didn’t INC. is not responsible for the content or accuracy of any advertisements. The presence of an ad within In Sun City Lincoln Hills, a residential our publications or electronic communications does not imply endorsement of the advertised company, like anyone messing with my heart, that’s for community that is bound by much stricter product, or service. Readers should use all due diligence regarding representations, products or services sure. However, when I was in the hospital, before an transaction is preformed. architectural reviews, this project has really out of it, trying to return my body to Sun Senior News is not associated with Del Webb Corporation. escaped community development plans and Del Webb’s Sun City is a registered trademark of Del Webb Corporation. life again, after an operation where they EG Graphics, publishers of the Antelope News, Sun Senior News - Roseville, is devaluing the community. Sun Senior News - Lincoln Hills & Woodcreek News. Residents came out to protest the Billy (cont’ on page 45)

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They A couple who stepped up to be new will be missed. 916-297-4512 Co-coordinators is Gene and Lynda Shy of Neighborhood Watch will soon be kicking Village 16. The Shys came from 34 years in off National Night Out that takes place August RDNPRQWRIURVHYLOOHFRP Sacramento where Gene, a registered civil 2. If you would like a NNO logo for fl yers, engineer, worked for Cal-Trans and then the please contact Pauline Watson. 5&)( Corps of Engineers, and Lynda worked in Closing a street or court requires an real estate until her family grew. The couple application from her. moved to Sun City Lincoln Hills two years ago. Don’t forget to vote on June 7 and raise Tours Available Today! One of their daughters is close by in Granite your fl ags for Flag Day on June 14! Sun Senior News • LINCOLN HILLS • JUNE 2016 5 Help our community From Your Placer County Supervisor Transportation grow strong — BY ROBERT M. WEYGANDT, Supervisor Options for City of While we just fi nished Older community such as remaining Americans Month, its focus independent, transportation Lincoln Residents support our on raising awareness about options, affordable housing, important issues facing older home repairs and making ends Public Transportation — adults — this is something we meet on a fi xed income. Town • Placer County Transit (Big Bus): advertisers and must continue throughout the hall meetings also offer the 916-745-7560 year, with this year’s theme: OAAC valuable insight to help (Intercity and regional transfer service) community Blaze a Trail, encourages older determine needs and priorities. • Dial-A-Ride (Paratransit Service): adults to advocate for themselves, Robert M. Weygandt The OAAC work closely 916-745-7560 their peers and communities. I with Area Agency on Aging 4 to Medical Appointment Transportation — am pleased to say Placer County implement services using Older organizations! (Non-Emergency) — implemented the Older Adult Advisory Americans’ Act funding to support local • Health Express: 916-745-7560 Commission with that very goal in mind. nonprofi ts such as Seniors First, Meals on (Shared ride service for basic medical The Older Adult Advisory Commission Wheels. Northern California Legal Services, appointments) provides a voice for older adults in county Sierra Senior Services and more. *Registration required government and advises me and my fellow The public is also encouraged to attend http://seniorsfi rst.org/health-express/ Placer County Board of Supervisors meetings held by the OAAC on the third • Road to Recovery: 800-227-2345 members and the Department of Health Tuesday of each month, from 1:00 p.m. to (A special service for cancer patients only) and Human Services on matters relating 3:00 p.m. Meeting locations vary between www.cancer.org to the creation and delivery of services the Auburn Library Beecher Room and the that improve the quality of life for Placer Loomis Library Jessie Helms Room. Other Private Transportation Options — County’s older adults. Another opportunity to provide • My Rides: 800-878-9222 Today in Placer County, there are feedback is through frequent online surveys (For riders unable to use conventional approximately 89,000 people over 60 years- available at www.AgencyOnAging4.org. transportation services) of-age, and that number continues to grow, The online needs-assessment survey helps Transportation is provided by approved which is why it is so important for older to create and support opportunities that volunteer drivers. adults to participate in the process. enhance the lives of older adults and their *Registration required prior to fi rst trip. Older adults, health care families and to help them be safe, healthy http://seniorsfi rst.org/my-rides/ professionals, caregivers and family and independent. For more information about the South members are encouraged to attend I encourage you Blaze a Trail for our Placer Transit programs listed above, please regularly scheduled town hall meetings older adults. 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Vaudeville Troupe production promises to be one of the best yet! who are glamorous, wealthy and always fi nd or did she pull the trigger? Both plays are Our regulars and some new troupe members themselves involved in scandalous murder produced by Kathy Shaddox, with sound effects BY PATRICIA HOWLE are busy polishing up their acts. Tickets are plots. The menace turns out to be none other professionally done by Celeste Martella. The next Golden Revue Vaudeville now on sale for all shows. There will be two than football player, Plunger Belsen. Other Our next exciting play will be “Play It Variety Show has been in rehearsals for shows on Friday, July 8th, and two shows on characters you’ll love to laugh along with are Again Sam”. This Woody Allen play will several weeks now. With 26 acts, this 2-hour Saturday, July 9th. Show times are at 2:00 the fl irty girlfriend, Joanie; Russian siren, be directed by Bob Murdock and produced p.m. and 6 p.m. each day. Where else can Olga and the saucy decorator Alistair Floritin. by Craig Stultz. The story follows neurotic you have such an entertaining afternoon or “The Case of the Goofy Groom” will Allan Felix who is facing divorce and feels evening for only $12 per ticket? You won’t be directed by Becky Nicholson and features overwhelmed by the prospect of dating. He gets want to miss this exciting evening fi lled with our glamorous duo trying to uncover a advice from his favorite movie hero Humfrey comedy, beautiful songs, and lively dancing! murder plot with twists and turns that unfold Bogart, who comes to him in dreams that leave See you at the show! into a scary adventure. Arthur, the rich but Allan inspired, but nonetheless still worried • • • ignorant groom, marries Jane, a seductive and and overwhelmed. Performances will be scheming creature who fl irts with danger as August 11,12,13 & 14 in the Kilaga Presentation Players she maneuvers her way around several other Hall and tickets will go on sale soon. Watch for BY BECKY NICHOLSON characters, including Georgie the Germ (even more information in the Compass magazine. It’s fun. It’s free! The Readers Theater the thought of kissing drives him crazy). Sneaky The Players next meeting is Monday is inviting you to their newest production Snakey Simon and Hotel Harvey, the most evening, June 13 at 4:00 p.m. in the Kilaga featuring shows from The Thin Man Series. irritating bellhop ever. All fi ngers point to Presentation Hall. Find out more about our The shows will be presented in the Kilaga Bingo the cabaret dancer; but is she innocent, shows and auditions. We’re always looking for Theater on Saturday, new faces. For more information call president June 4 at 7:00 p.m. and Kevin Smith at 408-1818. Sunday, June 5 at 3:00 • • • p.m. Seating is cool and comfortable and there’s Ballroom Dance Group no need to stand in line BY KAREN ALLINGTON to buy tickets because Each month, the Ballroom Dance Group the show is free. focuses on one dance style. For the month of Paul Gardner will June, we feature the Night Club Two Step. be directing the first This dance was born in 1965, the brain-child of Readers show titled teenaged Buddy Schwimmer (think “Dancing “The Case of the All With the Stars” 2011). The story goes that American Menace” with The Case of The Goofy Groom: Seated from left are — Buddy was attending a high school dance with characters that fi nd their his sister and just fi nished dancing to the song Troupe members Jackie Wilson (pictured way into the lives of Rudy La porta, Norah Prouhet, Chuck Harrison and Jan “Surfer Stomp”, the popular line dance of the above and Carol Rotramel acting silly. Nick and Nora Charles, Weaver. Standing from left Bill McCarrel, Becky Nicholson, 60’s. The next song was a slow dance. Buddy Mary Beth Quallick, Alan Lowe and Nick Gerenday. wanted to do something more fun (dancewise, anyway) than just holding on to his partner and rocking from side to side. So, when the slow music started, Buddy started improvising a dance that was a modifi cation of the “Surfer Stomp” . This would become the Night Club Two Step. By 1978, this dance had become one of the most popular dances to soft rock music. Now, Night Club Two Step is also danced to many country and pop songs, as well. We invite you to come and enjoy learning the Night Club Two Step with us at Kilaga Springs on Tuesday afternoons this month. Beginner lessons are from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM. Open dancing follows from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Many musical genres are played during this time. This is also a great time to socialize. Extra, individualized help is offered during this period, as well. A more advanced lesson in the dance of the month is presented from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Your membership allows you to The Case of The All American Menace: From left are — Sandy Klagge, come for one hour, two hours, or all 3 hours. David Africa, Chuck Harrison, Sean Brancato, Jan Weaver, Pam Flaherty, All lessons are presented in a group format by Paul Gardner and Frances Swanson. (cont’ on page 8)

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Country Couples Line Dance Group rhythm and the amazing possibilities of step learning the absolute basics and Line Dance patterns. At group events like this one, dancers III, the most advanced class offered. The (cont’ from page 8) BY HELEN RAINS often say they wish they could do some of the latter draws a smaller group of dancers The April Line Dance Party in the moved into tacos, taco salad, chili, and tamales dances the other class level teaches and wonder who are particularly keen on pushing the Ballroom, the fi rst of two free events held about the right class fi t match for them. boundaries and challenging themselves with followed by a variety of desserts. While we each year, brought 80 dancers who attend didn’t have our normal dancing fl oors we still Everyone understands the difference steps and movements that may be beyond what SCLH line dance classes together for a fun between the Intro Class designed for those intermediate dancers are comfortable with. took advantage of the space with a few line afternoon social. It was an opportunity to dances and even our own rendition of the who are brand new to line dancing and The gray areas exist in the transitions from perform a variety of 30 line one level to the next: Beginner Macarena. dances representing all levels- Some of the couples are going out in their to Improver to Beginner/ -the basic to more challenging. Intermediate, Intermediate/ RV’s and trailers camping at Feather Falls for Line dancers fi lled the ballroom a few days. Lots more fun going to happen Advanced. dance fl oor, moving on and off Beginners I - are those on that trip. as the music for a next dance We’re getting ready for our annual Saloon who are learning how to line from the playlist began. dance but have already got a Dance, to be held May 20th at Kilaga Springs. As with SCLH Line Dance This is one of the dance highlights of the few basic steps and dances under events in the past, there is always their belt. Improvers, “High year. We all get to show off everything we’ve something special about the learned, enjoy a catered dinner, and dress like Beginners” are line dancers new crop of dances on the party who are experienced, plus they the old west. playlist that draws attention--a While all this fun was going on, dancing are not quite ready to tackle popular song, catchy beat, the Intermediate dances. classes continued every Monday evening. In way the steps fl ow with the April the beginner class learned Renegade and Intermediate II Line Line Dancers at the April 17th Party! Come Dance With Me, and the intermediate dancers are generally those who class learned Castaways and Tennessee Waltz have been line dancing for some Surprise 4-2. In May, beginners are learning time and have mastered the basic Drifter and intermediates are learning Sidekick steps and movements. They have suffi cient and Another Song. During Saturday afternoon experience to be able to pick up beginner and practice, our most experienced dancers help improver dances without any trouble. the rest of us in a relaxed, fun, and supportive But as line dancing evolves and new steps environment. appear there are always new things to learn Remember dancing is known to be a and dancers at this level may perhaps struggle great way to exercise your body and brain at with a different dance genre like hip-hop, or if the same time. the dance requires use of upper body, or is fast For information about Country Couples with changing turn directions. If the same logic contact Marsha Brigleb at 434-5460 or Rich applies, then the term Intermediate also could Pick at 253-7902 be further defi ned using “Easy” and “High.” • • • The challenge remains in determining how to place dances and dancers in each of

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Line Dance Group members will teach you at no charge. Come Humphries, a nationally recognized antiques take a look at the beautiful, intricate work that expert with 40 years in the business, as an (cont’ from page 9) is featured in the June display window in the appraiser, speaker, and radio personality these categories. The back and forth discussion hallway of Orchard Creek. You might become (currently on KBAY Saturdays 7:00 - 8:00 in the line dance community is ongoing on interested in learning how to do Hardanger. AM as well as other areas of the country). various aspects. And now you know what it is! John mainly talked about antique books and Dancers wishing they could advance and The Needle Arts Spring luncheon held on answered questions about the books members do some of the dances at the next level up brought in explaining their value and what classes, high beginner or high intermediate, May’s project makes them special. Interspersed with that hesitate to move up in level because these we heard some great stories of his life from “advanced” labels suggest the dance is too Mina Bahan, who in May led our project that college to present day, in foreign lands as well diffi cult to pick up. However, often at the featured a beautifully decorated, small gift as here in the U.S. point a line dancer has accumulated line dance box containing coordinated cards, along with Some interesting points relating to books: know-how, with some practice the tricky parts a larger greeting card. Thank you Mina for • All books that say they are 1st Edition and sequences will become a more comfortable sharing your expertise and creativity! aren’t necessarily so; they may be fi rst for a challenge to go for. By the time you read this, the Annual certain publisher, but may have been published Some dances leave the impression Overstock Inventory Sale and Pot Luck at the earlier by another. the choreographer has his or her own Sports Pavilion, may be over. But one thing is • People often bought/buy books for interpretation of the level of difficulty certain – as in years past, it was a success! The their plates, take them apart and frame the and mislabeled the dance. Instructors and sale has become just one of our many popular plates, which can make intact books scarce. dancers alike may complain, ”How could events. It’s always a perfect time to socialize, • Magazine collections were once the choreographer decide this was a high enjoy a tasty lunch, and either sell or shop for, bound into books. beginner or easy intermediate dance?” But items to use in paper arts. Also, thank you to • Some popular children’s books for that just reminds us that the choreographer, those members who participated in our food collectors are on ethnic characters, and Tarzan. Hardanger Embroidery a dance artist, is open to express a personal collection for the Salt Mine. • History on California Counties - interpretation of what constitutes a “beginner” We meet on the fi rst Thursday of each the smaller the county, the more valuable. “intermediate” or “advanced”dance. month at 9 a.m., in the Terra Cotta Room Libraries will often bid on these. On the other hand, most line dancers at the Kilaga Springs Lodge. New members May 10 was a gorgeous event. Table decorations • Some books that collectors don’t would agree, a diffi cult dance is easier to are welcome. Come for the paper crafting in spring colors welcomed the attendees. This collect are Book Club Editions, books stamped practice and pick up if they like the music. and enjoy the camaraderie. Contact: Shirley year’s luncheon featured 35 “opportunity by a library, and those that people have written With so many to choose from, not only do Rainman at [email protected] baskets” with a different theme for each one remarks in the margins. our line dance instructors, Audrey, Sandy and • • • - “Chocolate Lover’s,” “Fiesta,” “Baby Toys,” • Books that are popular with collectors Yvonne sift through all the dances including “Fat Quarters,” “Knitter’s Delight,” and 30 are any that deal with the San Francisco suggestions from students, but listen to the Needle Arts — more! Tickets were purchased and placed in Earthquake and Fire, cookbooks, 1st Edition music to decide that their class will like it, then Threads of Friendship colorful bags. Thirty-fi ve lucky women had 1st State (which means before corrections were go through and decide if the level is actually their tickets randomly drawn and carried home made), and those with good color plates. what it says it is. Certainly, no one knows a class BY MARSHA ROSS a huge basket fi lled with goodies. Members brought a variety of books for better than the line dance instructor to make The Needle Arts Club has more than 10 Our June 14th Needle Arts General John to look at such as a very small Bible, the fi nal decision whether a dance marked sub-groups, each with a special interest. One Meeting will feature Lisa McKissick, “The Tool the Civil War, Children’s ethnic stories, the “beginner” “intermediate” or “advanced” is of the lesser-known groups is the Hardanger Time Girl.” She will entertain us with more Donner Party, poetry, cookbooks, Yosemite truly right for their class. Embroidery group (pronounced har-dang’-er). than 30 of her favorite tools, gadgets and tricks and many more. How about that new dance you watched What is Hardanger, you ask? It’s a form of used mainly for quilting. This meeting will be In June one of our long-standing others dance and wished you could do? embroidery originating in Persia and Asia. By held on June 14 at 1:00PM in KS – P-Hall. All members, will share her collection of antique Combine your accumulated line dance know- 1600AD this art form had spread to Italy and are welcomed. quilts with names like Grandma’s Garden, how, your teacher’s researched selection and on to Denmark, Scotland and Norway where Please visit www.sclhna.com for School House, Wedding Ring, and Crazy Quilt. your love of the song and its rhythm with a it got the name Handanger from an area in details about all out sub-groups (especially Members who own an antique or vintage quilt bit of practice. Imagine the dance is labeled Norway. In the 1600’s this type of needlework Hardanger), workshops and upcoming events. may bring theirs to share with the club for this with a sliding easy-high-level scale. If you are used white thread on white even-weave cloth Marsha Ross marshaross1123@gmail. program. willing to give it a whirl, chances are the dance to make Norwegian costumes, clothing, mats, com 916-253-9551 We meet on the fi rst Monday of each is a great fi t for you. You will be dancing that curtains and bedspreads. The traditional style • • • month at 10:00 AM in the breakout rooms favorite new dance you took a fancy to by the of Hardanger is very geometrical in form and of the Ballroom, Heights and Gables. If you next party! based on shapes such as the square, rectangle, Antiques Appreciation Club collect or just appreciate antiques, we’d love Mark your calendars: The next Line triangle, diamond, heart, and cross. BY GENEVIEVE TEWART to have you join us! Dance in the Ballroom Party will be August 14. Today our Hardanger group creates table Our Social Director reminded everyone Contacts: Rose Marie Wildsmith 409- • • • linens, doilies, shades for lamps, cushions and of the Spring Event on June 10th at 5:30 PM at 0644; Barbara Engquist 434-1415. wall displays. The group of seven meets every Kilaga Springs Lodge. The theme is “A Night • • • Paper Arts Group Tuesday from 2:00-4:00PM in the Sewing in Italy” with pizza from Siinos and includes BY LINDA LUCCHETTI Room. Ana Bertha Valbuena chairs the group entertainment! Cost is $10 per person and We are lucky to have in our group so and will welcome you. Ana Bertha, who has members are encouraged to bring guests. many talented members who are always willing been with the group for nine years, says that Tickets may be purchased at the June meeting. to pass on their ideas. One such member is Hardanger is not complicated. She and other In May we enjoyed listening to John (more Club News cont’ on page 13)

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chicken, 660 calories. As a reminder, cuisine of the Tuscany region, as well be limited to music. He’s emphasizing a Favorite Applebee’s is at 6811 Lonetree as other recipes popular all over Italy- family friendly environment and said the Boulevard; the phone number is 916- --simple dishes made to order with the restaurant will likely host a wide variety Restaurants 771-2583. It’s open from 11 AM to 12 freshest of ingredients, and always created of performances, such as magic shows. AM seven days a week. and served with pride.” The menu is a large Entertainment will also come from its BY MARTIN GREEN Allan, a SCLH resident who gave one, including just about every traditional multiple TVs, including a large projection In last month’s “Favorite Restaurants” only his first name e-mailed about Italian dish. Under pasta, there’s penne screen.” I had a review of the new Applebee’s on the Vaiano Trattoria: “Not sure if this Bolagnese (penne pasta in a hearty Sounds pretty interesting. Thanks to Lonetree Boulevard based on Beverly’s restaurant has been mentioned before, Bolagnese sauce, topped with parmesan Mike Dover, who went to the new Ninja visit there. After that, Beverly and I went but have (been) here twice and both meals cheese), ravioli Florantine, lasagna and called my attention to it. Mike said the to Applebee’s with our LEO (Let’s Eat and service were of top quality. Located tradizionale Toscana, and spaghetti and new place is defi nitely much larger than Out) group. As Beverly had reported, the in a strip mall east of Auburn-Folsom meatballs. The lunch menu includes the old one and the food is just as good. restaurant is large and bright, with many Blvd. at 7160 Douglas Blvd. PTT: 780- chicken Caesar panino, sausahe panino The website says the menu will be pretty windows, and has a new feeling. What I 0888. Open for lunch and dinner Monday and meatball panino, spaghetti pomodoro, much the sane as at the old Ninja and found out is that it’s also defi nitely sports- through Friday Dinner only Saturday gnocchi al pesto Genovese and a number mentions that Ninja “appeared on Yelp’s oriented, with a large bar area featuring a and Sunday. Sample menu can be seen of pizzas. The restaurant’s wine list is also list of the nation’s top 100 places to eat dozen or so TVs, all set to some sporting at www.vaianotrattoria.com. Have had an extensive one. Per the website, hours in 2015.” As its name indicates, the menu event or other. The walls also have sports their Caesar salad, very fresh. Veal over are: Monday-Thursday, 11:30 AM-9 PM; features teriyaki and sushi roll dishes. pictures on them. The tables have tablets linguine as a special (excellent), linguine Friday, 11:30 AM-10 PM: Saturday, 5 PM- Ninja’s hours are: Monday-Thursday, 11 on them, the same as I’d noted for Chili’s with clam both styles with a touch of 10 PM; Sunday, 5 PM-9 PM. AM-10:30 PM; Friday and Saturday, 11 several months ago. tomato, as well as the classic with white Several months ago we reported on AM-11 PM; Sunday, 11 AM-10:30 PM. The menu, an extensive one as wine and garlic sauce. I counted over 25 the Ninja Sushi and Teriyaki restaurant The phone number is 916-784-3441. noted last month, has “Fan Faves,” which clams on my dish, which are the manila on Pleasant Grove Boulevard. In March, We hadn’t been to Daphne’s Greek includes a quesadilla burger, Bourbon type. Our son tried the ‘fi sherman’s stew’ the Ninja moved to a new location in restaurant for a long time but recently Street chicken and shrimp, grilled chicken thick broth with scallops, shrimp, mussels, downtown Roseville, at 238 Vernon had take-out from it, the chicken kabob wonton tacos and three-cheese chicken clams, white fi sh and crabs (blue variety). Street. According to Ninja’s website, the for Beverly and the steak kabob for me. cavatappi. I opted for the lunch combo, Done very well but for the price not a very new place “emphasizes stone and natural I mention this because we were both very any two selections of soup, salad and large serving. As to desserts, the Panna materials, such as cherry blossom trees. satisfi ed and would do it again. Daphne’s is sandwiches or entrees. The onion soup I Cotta or Italian custard is an absolute The restaurant’s main level will include at 10357 Fairway Drive; the phone number had was only fair but the chicken Caesar must! Have not tried their pizza but prices both a large sushi bar and a standard is 916-772-3997. Hours are 11 AM-9 PM salad and (I chose a third) the clubhouse seem reasonable. Enjoy.” alcohol bar. Upstairs will have a ‘cherry seven days a week. grille were both good. The fi sh and chips, The Vaiano Trattoria website says it’s blossom cafe’ atmosphere with a focus As always, we are on the lookout for which I almost had, got a thumbs up. “A restaurant dedicated to bringing the on beer, wine and spirits. Food and area restaurants, old and new, to share Under the “Lighter Fare” menu section fl avors of Tuscany to our dining room. drink will be served on both levels. 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LH Painters’ Club club meeting, and judged all participants. and knowledge. great food and beautiful art. Prizes were awarded to: fi rst place: Robert If you have questions, the following are The Lincoln Hills Photography Club is BY JOAN MUSILLANI Dougherty; second place: Paulette Pesavento; contacts for the club. a very active organization with four meetings I hope many of you had a chance to visit third place: Barbara Molony. President: Joyce Bisbee, E-mail: joybis@ per month. A General Meeting usually with some of our resident artists during the Annual In June we will kick-back and just socialize aol.com or 672-7252 a guest speaker specializing in a particular Art Studio Tour. We had many talented artists a little, it’s our annual summer luncheon, being Membership: Gordon Powers, E-mail: aspect of photography, an Enhancement SIG open their studios for viewing and I understand held at Meridians Restaurant’s Secret Garden [email protected] or 408-3667 (Special Interest Group) focusing on using some had very positive attendance and support. in Orchard Creek Lodge. It’s always a good Plein air: Jim Brunk, E-mail: brunk@ various software to take the creative process It’s always interesting to see the tools of the time to meet new members, update with other starstreat.net or 434-6317 even further, a Print SIG that investigates trades and where they are used. If you missed members and discuss many things in the world • • • various printing methods and showcases the some there’s always next year! We’ll let you of art. July will be back to learning mode, fi nal product and fi nally the Round Table SIG know when it’s coming. with speaker Susan Sarback, painter of Light LH Photography Club that offers a forum to show your images, ask Our May meeting had 27 artists and Color. We have been lucky to have her BY BRAD SENN questions, discuss ideas or any other topic contributing paintings and we had a great speak in the past and she is one of our most There are many facets to the Lincoln related to photography. collection of seascapes. Everyone outdid popular speakers. Her topic will probably be Hills Photography Club and one of them is the For more information about us and our themselves! It was hard to pick favorites, landscapes, although she is very fl exible and printing of the photos our members capture. meeting times see our website at lhphotoclub. but we had to! The members used methods responsive to questions from her audience. Since most photography these days uses a com. of judging that were discussed in a previous We look forward to her sharing her insights digital format the processing of our images Contact: Brad Senn 530-409-2499 is done on the computer. This processing Website: http://www.lhphotoclub.com/ can take hours but once the fi nal image is • • • achieved, then what do you do with it? Some of our members believe that a photograph is LH Videography Group not a photograph until it is printed. For those BY JEFF HANNER folks the printing of an image can be done If you are going on an extended vacation, with in-home printers or through a printing you will want to travel light, which includes company, depending on the quality of the home your photo and video devices. Numerous printer and the quality of the print desired. We lightweight “point and shoot” cameras with are fortunate to have a number of businesses HD video capability are now available. Newer around our town that support our hobby and mirrorless cameras have a smaller footprint, allow us to show our fi nal product in their use lighter/smaller lenses (even telephoto) and establishments. Rhonda Campbell has been can offer video resolution up to 4K (3840X2160 instrumental in working with Simple Pleasures pixels). Both of these types of cameras use Restaurant and Buonarroti Ristorante, both removable SD or Compact Cards, which give in downtown Lincoln, to show our work. At you an infi nite amount of storage. Simple Pleasures Restaurant the theme of our Smartphones and tablets offer up to presentation is “Architecture” with nine artists 1920X1080 pixels (1080p/HD video) capability. while at Buonarroti Ristorante the theme is Depending on the particular device and model, “Europe” with eight artists. If you are out and local/internal storage ranges from 5GB to about in downtown Lincoln be sure to stop in at these wonderful restaurants and enjoy the (cont’ on page 15)

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LH Videography Group Below is a list of the remaining 2016 to be told. Wherever your creative mind has Apple User Group meeting dates and book selections. taken you, the SCLH Writers Group is waiting (cont’ from page 13) July 21, Gray Mountain, by John Grisham to share those journeys. BY PAUL GARDNER Summer begins later this month and 128GB. One smartphone with 32GB of local August 18, The Spellman Files, by Lisa The mission of the SCLH Writers Group for most of us it will be a season of time storage has an SD card slot capable of an Lutz is to encourage the growth and development and activities spent with family and friends. additional 200GB. September 15, All the Light We Cannot of members in their writing objectives. Positive The grandchildren and, for some, the great- Calculating video storage time based See, by Anthony Doerr encouragement is ever at the forefront of grandchildren, are out of school and looking on the device’s storage capacity depends on October 20, Dead Wake: The Last Crossing every review of the works shared within the forward to trips to the mountains, seashore, what options you choose for video and how of the Lusitania, by Erik Larson group. You are cordially invited to join with us and myriad vacation destinations. But for the a particular smartphone/tablet stores that November 17, Wish You Well, by David every second, fourth and fi fth Monday in the volunteer members of the Apple User Group information. An iPhone© with 5GB or 128GB Baldacci Ceramics Room at Orchard Creek Lodge at Board of Directors, summer also means a of storage may have 38 minutes or 16 hours December 15, Holiday Luncheon 6:30 PM. Each meeting is time to share those continuation of the meetings and workshops respectively at 1080p. But wait, this storage is For more information, check out our treasures, polished or maybe a little ragged; we designed to assist the Apple Community shared also with photos and songs. And, if you Website at http://LHocbookgroup.blogspot. bring 15 to 18 copies to pass around for making of Lincoln Hills. A General Meeting, three are storing in or backing up to the cloud, you com/ or Wiki: http://ocbookgroup.pbwiki.com/ short notes to help with any suggested changes Seminars, and two Open Labs are scheduled are restricted by its capacity. Always check your Contacts: Darlis Beale 408-0269, Penny in wording or punctuation. Just don’t let the for June, with similar schedules planned mobile device to see what usable or available Pearl 409-0510, Dale Nater 543-8757. thought of suggested changes keep you from for July and August. “Communication & storage you have remaining. • • • sharing your work. We are not critical editors Connectivity” is the theme for our June 2 Other video options include small palm and we do like to have fun. seminar at 7 PM. Apple declares “iPhone, iPad, size camcorders and sports/action cameras SCLH Writers Group Established authors and beginners, we and Mac - Connected as never before.” Bill such as GoPro©. Both types are small, light, BY MIKE HENSLEY all look forward to suggestions that help us Smith will demonstrate how to use “continuity” offer HD video and are reasonably priced as Another month has fl own by and with improve. We keep feedback positive and light. for phone calls, messaging, and email - start well. Also, consider taking a monopod rather it, another couple Writers Group meetings. Each of us have different writing objectives, here, fi nish there. than a tripod. This Spring is bringing out a wonderful but we all would like to improve. So do come On June 13 at 10:30 AM, Helen Rains These and other topics are discussed at assortment of new poems, of exciting real-life join us! Remember, every second, fourth and will introduce us to “More Built-in Apps on our monthly meetings, held on the 3rd Tuesday NCIS case stories, of the surprises in Isabel’s fi fth Monday in the Ceramics Room at Orchard the Mac.” At the General Meeting on June 14, of each month at Orchard Creek Lodge in autobiography, and of course, Jeff’s special Creek Lodge at 6:30 PM. join Ken Spencer as he reviews the features of the Multi-Purpose Room from 9:00AM to view of life through the eyes of plants, fl owers Looking forward to meeting you at the the iPhone and iPad that support travel and 11:00AM. The topic for our next meeting on and trees. There are even some mysteries; next meeting. Don’t be bashful; we’re all your navigation. Ask the Tech will begin at 6:30pm June 21 is “Applying Effects to Your Video Sci-Fi extraterrestrials and an adventuresome friends and neighbors here in the beautiful Sun followed by the presentation at 7:00pm. And at Clips”. modern day escape from Alcatraz. City Lincoln Hills. 7 PM on June 23, Andy Petro will review the For more information please contact: If you’re reading this, you are the writer Contacts: Bruce Robinson, bbrob1281@ basics for setup and use of the iPhone. All of Jeff Hanner at 916-769-2871 or jeffhanner8@ we would love to have you join us. Maybe you gmail.com; Mike Hensley, mike.1943.ok@ these are at the Kilaga Springs Presentation gmail.com. have a nearly forgotten story started and never gmail.com and Susan Gust, srg2266@gmail. Hall. Our Open Labs in June are on Tuesday, • • • fi nished. Maybe you jot down lines of poetry. com. June 7 and Perhaps there is that autobiography that needs • • • OC Book Group Wednesday, June 22. You are invited to bring your iDevices or use our iMacs and ask BY LINDA LUCCHETTI our technical experts any questions about the “In science, read by preference the newest use of these Apple products. Both Labs are at works. In literature, read the oldest. The 4 PM in the OC-Multimedia Room. We invite classics are always modern.” ---- Amy Lowell, you to visit the Apple User Group’s website American poet. - lhaug.org - to view our ongoing Calendar of What constitutes a classic in literature? Events. And remember, annual membership One could say a classic is a book that expresses is just $15 per household, and, for members, artistic quality, stands the test of time and has that includes access to our Telephone Help universal appeal. Line: 668-0864. Join us! The Book Group often selects a literary Contact: Vicki White - vickiawhite@ classic to explore. Join us June 16 at 1 p.m. in me.com the Orchard Creek multipurpose room when • • • we discuss, Far From the Madding Crowd, by Thomas Hardy. Published in 1874, this was Hardy’s fourth novel and one that brought him major success. Set in his fi ctional county of Wessex in rural southwest England, the novel deals with love, honor and betrayal in a farming community in Victorian England. We meet on the third Thursday of the month at 1 p.m. in the Orchard Creek multipurpose room. Newcomers are always Isabel and Dave Perkins — Isabel is writing a very interesting and welcome! surprising biography of growing up in Benicia during WWll. (more Club News cont’ on page 16)

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SCLH Computer Club Contact: Karl Schoenstein Doris Marie Bierer, US Army Air Corps; Herb Hall in Citrus Heights. Be there at 4:30 for a [email protected] Dorfman, US Army; Chester F. Lauchner, Jr., good time. Call Carol at 408-3061 if you need BY KARL SCHOENSTEIN Website: www.sclhcc.org (more info) US Army; C.V Orr, US Army. The next 2-Bell further information. Main Meeting June 8, 06:30 PM “Google • • • Ceremony will be conducted at the November Then we celebrate the June Birthdays on Maps” is a map service that you view in your 17, 2016 general meeting. If you know of a Sunday, June 5 at the Sports Bar. You’ll be web browser. Depending on your location, Investor Study Group veteran that should be included, please contact given a “It’s my birthday” button and a drink you can view basic or custom maps and local BY JOHN NOON Bob Ringo or Bill Lewis, as this Ceremony is coupon to get the party started. They’ll be lots business information, including business Gone fi shing for the month of July — for all Lincoln Hills Veterans. of people there all ready to sing to you. Don’t locations, contact information, and driving see you in August when we will resume our Upcoming events are the Ice Cream miss it if you have a June birthday. directions. You can click and drag maps to view monthly presentations. Russ Abbott will be Social, August 13, 2016, 1:30pm; October Our General meeting is on Thursday, June adjacent sections our speaker in August and is always engaging Fest Luncheon, October 8, 2016, 12:00 p.m.; 9. The doors open at 6PM and the meeting immediately and and informative. Have a great summer! John Veterans Day Ceremony, November 11, 2016, will start at 6:30. This will give you time to even view satellite Noon 645-5600 11:00 a.m.; and the Christmas Party, December buy a drink at the bar* that is in the ballroom images of your • • • 13, 20016, 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and mingle with your friends. You also need desired location that The paid membership stands at 214 to meet the new people and make them feel you can zoom and LH Veteran’s Group including new life member Bob Morton, US welcome. Remember how awkward you felt pan. Additionally, Navy. Welcome aboard to new member Vince at your fi rst meeting? After the meeting, it is BY B.L. LEWIS you can even explore Cukar, US Army. Remember to proudly fl y Poker Night. We will have a few other games The Lincoln Hills Veteran’s Group annual the oceans and your fl ag on June 6, 2016, D-Day (1944), that you can play should you not play poker. Flag Day Barbecue will be held on Tuesday, the moon. In his June 14, 2016, Flag Day and July4, 2016, *Bar—Every meeting we have a bar set June 14, 2016 at the Sports Pavilion. The presentation Bob Independence Day. up and ready to go at 6PM. We have to meet celebration begins at 5:00 p.m. with a no- Ringo will show you See You At The Flag Day Barbecue, certain drink sales in order not be charged an Bob Ringo host bar and a Bill’s Chuckwagon dinner will how to get started June 14, 2016 hourly fee. So-o-o-o, please buy your drink at be served at 6:00 p.m. The menu includes using Google Maps. • • • “our” bar and not the Meridian or the Sports Beef Ball Tri Tip Roast, Barbecued Chicken, Clinic June 10, 03:30 PM “Google Bar. If our bar does not offer what you want, Roasted Red Potatoes, Ranch Beans, Tossed Calendar” is a free Internet calendar that lets Dynamic Singles Club but the other bars do, just ask that our bar you keep track of your own schedule and share Green Salad, Hot Ciabatta Bread and Cookies. BY JUDIE LEIMER stocks what you want. your calendar with others. It’s the perfect Complimentary bottled water will be provided This is the month we change offi cers. Our The Second Saturday Breakfast will be at tool for managing your personal and family and there will be drawings for two Kindles. Election Committee members were spared the Sports Bar at 9AM, Saturday, June 11. For schedules. It is both simple to use but very Prior to dinner being served there will be a the ordeal of mailing out ballots, collecting $10 you get a breakfast buffet complete with powerful. Google Calendar syncs between Ceremony to Retire 120 American Flags. ballots, and counting ballots because there was eggs, potatoes, bacon, sausage, pancakes and all of your devices—PC, Apple, or Android. Veterans in Memoriam — only one candidate for each offi ce. At the May did I say bacon? Coffee and juice are on the Once you give Google Calendar a try, you will At the last general meeting, May 21, 2016 General meeting, we were supposed to vote tables. The price includes tax and Tip. This is never go back to your old calendar. the 2-Bell Ceremony was conducted to Honor on the slate of offi cers, by a show of hands. a great activity for new people. Call Gail at Ask The Tech. June 24, 10:00 AM Our 9 Lincoln Hills Veterans that have passed away Unfortunately, there was not a quorum present, 543-8587 if you want to know more. regular monthly meeting where all members during the past year. The following is a list of so the election did not take place. Hopefully, Dining out this month is on Thursday, can come to get solutions to their technical and those that were Honored: Tom Fox, US Marine by the time this is published, voting was done June 16 at Outback on Sunrise in Roseville. non-technical WINDOWS PC, ANDROID Corps; Vic Ioppolo, US Navy; Leon Pockrus, and the new offi cers can take their positions. The time is 4:30. Reservations are required. PHONE and ANDROID TABLET problems. US Army; Vern DeVicenzi, US Navy; Robert We start the month of June with Cocktail (OC Multi Purpose Room). Willard, US Army; Frank Alvarez, US Navy; Time on Thursday, June 2 at Stones Gambling (cont’ on page 17)

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Dynamic Singles Club Membership dues are only $15 for the year. has a special interest in German genealogy meets on the second Monday of the month from Come on by, we’ll make you feel at home. and has numerous genealogy topics that he 7 to 9 pm at Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital. Due (cont’ from page 16) • • • has presented both locally and at national to scheduling issues at the Hospital, PFLAG Call Darline at 434-6472. Another great activity conferences. is currently looking into facilities that have for new people! Genealogy Group The meeting will be held, as usual, the a more stable schedule. Please check their This is a biggie! The last meeting of the BY ELAINE WHITE third Monday of the month, June 20, which website for updated information. month is our Social Meeting. Usually it is at For our June meeting we will hear from by theway is the fi rst offi cial day of summer. For more information contact: Sheila - Orchard Creek in the ballroom where we do Jim Baker. The title of Jim’s talk is “Come Meeting is at 6:30 pm in the Kilaga Springs 408-2802, Carol - 295-0610 or Gina - 209-3925, some sort of game and have some fun. Well, Fly With Me! Having a Great Trip to Your Presentation Hall. Members sign in a bit earlier or visit www.lavenderfriends.com. not this month! We are going to dance and eat Ancestral Town.” His presentation will offer to get a raffl e ticket for the door prize which • • • and have a ball at the Sports Pavilion. Music strategies to maximize your enjoyment of for June will be an Android Tablet. will be provided by the Flat Cats the same your visit to your ancestral town, wherever The social will be held across the hall after Square & Compass Club band that played at our Halloween Party last that town may be. Jim will give us examples the meeting where refreshments will be served BY BETTE AHRENS year! Food will be by Sino’s and it won’t be of the many possible benefi ts of taking a trip and you’ll have the opportunity to chat with Our get-together at the Rum Thai Bistro pizza! The theme is the NIFTY-FIFTIES. to one of these towns, including fi nding new others who have similar interests. See you at in Lincoln on May 12th was a huge success. You can dress like you did in the fi fties if you relatives, meeting local genealogists, fi nding the meeting! Eleven of us looked forward to the “new want to but don’t feel obligated. The purpose new on-site genealogy data and identifying Contact: Maureen Sausen 543- experience” of eating Thai food and all agreed of the party is to say goodbye to the outgoing local interest sites. 8594 or Arlene Rond 408-3641. Website: the salad, entrees, and green tapioca pudding offi cers and welcome in the new offi cers. We Mr Baker has been an active genealogist lincolnhillsgenealogy.com were a culinary delight. And, the fellowship refer to it as the “In and Out” party. As usual for the past 15 years and in 2011 became • • • was outstanding, a truly delightful day. Les the doors open at 6 and the festivities start at a Board-Certified Genealogist. He has Schibilion added his “sweet treats”, this time 6:30. Just pray that the weather is beautiful written articles for several publications and Lavender Friends Club peppermint patties. and not sizzling hot! BY KATHLEEN MCCARTHY We welcomed two new members to our Weekly there is golf on Fridays. Call Bill, The Lavender Friends Club is a social group: Betty Carlson, a member of Temple 253-755, for tee times and course. Bocce on organization serving the Lesbian, Gay, Chapter No. 513; and Kathy Dunham, a Wednesday! Call Dennis, 408-2423, to fi nd Bisexual, Transgender Community and those member of Rising Star Chapter No. 36. We out more. Hiking will be on June 1. Richard in friendship in Sun City Lincoln Hills. look forward to seeing them at our future will email the details or you can call him at Upcoming club activities include a events. 408-5376. He will be leaving for the summer Breakfast on June 1, a Jelly Belly Factory Sympathy of the Square & Compass so this will be the last hike until he returns in Tour on June 8, and a Biannual Membership Club is extended to Janee Thompson on the the fall. Perhaps someone else will step up and Meeting from 3-5 followed by dinner/happy passing of her husband, Stanley T. Thompson, take over for Richard while he is gone. (Was hour, and Movie and Happy Hour on June a member of Oak Plains Lodge No. 789, on that a big enough hint??) 14. Dog Walkers and Friends will gather on April 25th. Masonic services were held at the The Singles Club meeting is a great place Saturdays at 9:30 (weather permitting). Please Lincoln Funeral Home on Saturday, May 14th to meet other singles. Not the fi rst meeting check your Lavender Friends website and with Glenn Stanphill presiding. perhaps, but eventually. Our Membership email for details. Looking ahead, we will next meet at the Chairman, Mari Long, does a great job Community Activities includes Red Robin in Lincoln on June 9th. Members welcoming new people. We have a table set- Sacramento Pride and Sacramento Women’s will be notifi ed. aside just for you, populated by other new Jim Baker Chorus on June 4, and San Francisco Pride on people and a few people who are very friendly. June 26. Greater Placer PFLAG meets usually (cont’ on page 18)

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Square & Compass Club LH Astronomy Group even an interested group can have. Anyone world-famous collection belonging to Bill with curiosity, time and a PC, can join in Gross of bond fund fame. His stamp collections (cont’ from page 17) BY JIM FULCOMER and do some real “Citizen Science.” Those of Switzerland and the US are two of the largest The Lincoln Hills Astronomy Group Do you have a favorite restaurant you so motivated and inclined can sign on to the in the world and they were auctioned off May was treated to an intriguing and different would like to recommend? We are always Zooniverse and participate in a venture that 29th for record prices. program for the May meeting. Our featured interested in trying new and different places could be life-changing and even fun. Recently, they have located one of the presenter was Ranny Eckstrom, who showed for our monthly get-togethers. Let me know The Astronomy Group has many such 1918 US twenty-four cents “Inverted Jenny” us how average people could join into a of your preferences. opportunities for those interested in the stars, stamps that were stolen in 1955 at a stamp scientifi c study with only their free time and If you have a background or interest the planets and other galactic phenomenon. show. A four-stamp block disappeared and, interest - no advance degrees required. She in Masonry and/or Eastern Star, we invite This month, there is a planned viewing star- over the years, two were recovered. Now, six told us of her involvement with “Citizen you to join us at our monthly get-togethers. party at Blue Canyon, where the lack of light- decades later, one of the stamps has surfaced Science Projects,” a type of crowd-sourcing To be advised of upcoming luncheons and pollution is vastly reduced and objects too dim at a New York auction house. The value is in research that can involve many disciplines, of other events, contact one of the following for to be seen here, come into view spectacularly. the hundreds of thousand dollars or more. not just science, but literature and history as information and to be added to our mailing list: The date is May 26, but is always subject to The FBI has this case under investigation. You well. There are well over 600,000 people now Glenn Stanphill: 408-8885 - weather conditions and car-pooling space. always want to look carefully at your “old” involved, who, using their personal computer, [email protected] Please contact Bob Collins at 252-9890 or stamps as, over time, certain stamps take on a download information from “Zooniverse,” Bette Ahrens: 408-5325 – bisybette@ [email protected] for information value that they didn’t have immediately upon which supplies questions to which the volunteer aol.com and sign-up. issue, whether for a certain color, perforation responds. Poor memory has its benefi ts. Otherwise On June 15, there will be a forum on or misprint error. The fi eld that Ranny chose in Astronomy a person would remember the times he has Astrophotography, given by Ken Crawford. Certain cancellations also enhance value. is Galaxies; the “Galactic Zoo,” which been a fool! This will be in the Orchard Creek Ballroom We have experienced a surge of new attempts to identify and codify the enormous • • • at 7 PM. This meeting is open to all, but will membership by folks who have looked at number of galaxies being discovered by new, be of particular interest to photographers and their “old”, “dusty” album that has sat on Shalom Group more powerful telescopes. She showed us star-gazers. The Cosmology Interest Group a closet shelf for a few years and wanted to some examples of what she does and asked will meet on 6/20, hosted by Morey Lewis in reappraise their value. We have catalogs and BY VIDA MORRISON the audience to join her in expressing their the Fine Arts Room at the OC Lodge at 6:45. knowledgeable folks willing to help you. We The Shalom Group is a social group opinions as to the nature and type of different Lastly, the Telescope Interest Group will also have dinner several times a years plus embracing traditions and culture that embodies galaxies. These results went immediately into have a local star-party at the Sports Pavillion door prizes and drawings, access to all the the Jewish heritage. We celebrate some Jewish the response database for the project. She on 6/27. Set-up for the scopes will be earlier, accoutrements of the hobby at a much cheaper Holidays and we engage in social, sporting, also showed some other ongoing projects with but viewing will not be until after sunset. price, trips to stamp shows and exhibitions in and cultural events. You don’t have to be Archeology, Shakespeare, All of the LHAG activities are available on the area. Jewish to be a member. This month we had and Paleontology, where ordinary citizens the website at lhag.org, or check the Compass. Join us on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the our annual family picnic and will be going on do the “slug-work” which computers could • • • month from 6:30 pm until 9 pm at the Sierra hikes, engaging in a fun Bocce tourney with the do, but human beings have a better sense of Pines Meeting rooms (SCR • 7600 Whistlestop Italian Club aka Meatballs vs. Matzoh Balls, “connecting the dots” than computers do. Stamp Club Way at Del Webb Blvd., Roseville). A lot of and lots more. For information contact Vida This technique places thousands of eyes BY TIM MILES fun, information, and new friends await you. Morrison, Membership Chair, at 984-1043. on a subject, with the theory that overall, the The World Stamp Show is taking place in • • • • • • results will save hours of research-time for NYC 5/28 thru 6/4. Every collector and dealer the professionals. What we learned in just of note is in attendance and many collections a short time was the variance of opinions are being auctioned off, including part of the (more Club News cont’ on page 19)

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LH Italian Club gathered at the Window Box Café in Rocklin centerpieces – brightly colored boxes with last month, there didn’t appear to be a wrong different fl owers crafted by Kay Brady. BY MARY LUCIANO decision. May is one of the biggest months for Our LHIC will host a June mixer for After lunch, Peggy Ryan – fi lling in for Bosom Buddies with the annual “Relay for perspective members. Please forward any vacationing president Val Singer – called a Life,” and this year was no different. The new member candidates to Christine Cirrone short meeting to order. Corrine Ehlers read the “Relay for Life,” a national event, raises money at [email protected] or to Sandi minutes from the core meeting which included for cancer research. The local one, held at Graham at [email protected] by an announcement that the Lincoln Hills Lincoln High School, featured a number of early June to allow us to get an invitation out. Foundation had given Bosom Buddies a $1,000 activities including a survivor’s breakfast, We hope our members will think about their grant. As always, Bosom Buddies appreciates walk, “kidz zone,” ice cream truck, food, dance friends and neighbors who are of Italian decent the generosity of the LHF in helping us put performances and LHSC’s very own Hills and ask them if they are interested in joining. together gift bags for members undergoing Brothers. Sixteen Bosom Buddies’ members The 2016-2017 Governing Board’s cancer treatments as well as for organizing proudly marched, with big smiles, wearing their Peggy Ryan, who organized our relay Inaugural Dinner and Dance will be held on activities to fi ght breast cancer. Towards the signature pink shirts and carrying the “Breast July 10th at the Orchard Creek Ballroom, beginning of each meeting, Barbara Mathot Cancer Survivor” banner. The group received team, holds our plaque for Lincoln Hills. Come and meet the new reads a poem, and this time she chose an a plaque for having the most cancer survivors “Most Creative Car.” governing board of our club. No host cocktails inspirational one “Listen,” which emphasizes participating in the event. will be available from 5:30-6:30pm, followed the importance of listening to appreciate the A highlight of the “Relay” was the car cardboard with room for two people. There by dinner at 6:30pm. If you wish to bring a world around us. At the end of the meeting, race; however, these were not your usual was a series of “stops” along the way and then bottle of wine, there will be no corkage fee. Peggy and Cindy Redhair raffl ed off the table racecars. Teams had to build their cars from a race to the fi nish. Bosom Buddies entered Music for dancing will be provided by a pink 1958 Cadillac complete with fi ns and Baughman Productions. Join us in dancing headlights made from a few of the bedazzled the night away. Reservations are to be sent bras we sold last year as a fundraiser. This to Karen Zimmerman, 1815 Springvale Lane, year’s driver was Julie Christensen (Marianne no later than July 1. Check website for more Smith’s daughter,) while Bonnie Haggard was details and fl yer www.lhitalianclub.org the “passenger.” Although we didn’t take fi rst • • • place in the race, we won the award for “Most Creative.” Bosom Buddies The “Relay” closed with the lighting of the BY ALISON SHELTON luminary bags which lined the area. These bags, Many decisions to make these days – which each individually decorated, are dedicated to political candidates to support, what plants friends and family members who have battled can weather the heat, and should I replace cancer. Seeing the rows of fl ickering bags is my pipes. Yet, here I was staring at a piece an impressive reminder of how many people of paper trying to choose between the French are affected by this disease. dip and club sandwich. I weighed the pros and Peggy, who organized Bosom Buddies’ cons of each and fi nally settled on roast turkey. participation in the Relay, set a goal this year That may have been a compromise, but I was to double last year’s contribution of $1,000. pleased with my choice. From the comments Bosom Buddies members stand in front of their booth wearing their purple With the luminary bags, aprons made by “survivor” ribbons. Our prize winning car is in front. made by other Bosom Buddies’ members who (cont’ on page 21)

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Bosom Buddies and menus when dining out. Brochures on other larger magnifi cation products will also (cont’ from page 19) be available. BB members and friends, donations and The Eye Contact Low Vision Support registration fees, we surpassed that amount Group is saddened to report the passing of with almost $3,000. Still, there was more to Barbara Smith, our former group leader, in come. During the event, we raffl ed a basket late April. full of breakfast goodies and sold tickets to Barbara took over the leadership of win three Brighton bracelets donated by Sally Eye Contact in late 2003 when our founder, Lewis. Now, we have an even higher aim for Marshall Chazen, decided to move on. Barbara next year, and there’s no doubt, we’ll make made contact with the International Low that happen! Vision Support Group led by Dan Roberts Our next meeting, June 9th, will be a tea and organized our meetings to include videos to welcome new members. President Val will from ILVSG and speakers of interest. She also host the event at her house, at 11:30. instituted a newsletter that is still sent to our Except for July, Bosom Buddies meets members on a monthly basis. Barbara retired the second Thursday of each month, at 1 from our group in July 2014. She will be missed p.m. in Orchard Creek. If you wish to go to by family and friends. lunch at Meridians before a meeting, call Jan Group Contact: Cathy McGriff 408-0169 Local Navel Oranges Warren (408-5034,) and she will add you to or [email protected] the reservation. • • • We end every meeting by joining hands active and fulfi lling lifestyle in our senior For anyone determined to adopt a and saying, “Together, we are strong. Together Alzheimer’s/Dementia years. The food industry has added to this lifestyle based on this principle of consuming we will make a difference. Together, we will Caregiver’s Support Group confusion with confl icting boasts about their real, whole foods, there is presently a body of survive.” products’ nutritional values, with their over- knowledge beginning to come together from BY JEFF ANDERSEN And, we will, hopefully with a little fun! use of vague references to the “naturalness” fed up “non- experts” like ourselves, but who The learning curve can be at once both For more information about Bosom of their highly processed foods and with still are already well along on an improved path elusive and steep in caring for your loved one Buddies, call Marianne Smith, 408-1818. other misleading, self-promoting statements to healthier eating. One such person is the with any form of dementia. The diffi culty is • • • on its packaging and in its advertising. It’s scholar and food writer, Michael Pollan of compounded by the Caregiven’s inability to become so complicated that we fi nd ourselves UC Berkeley, who is not a medical person, Eye Contact — SCLH Low process or recall information in a way that’s either relying on nutritional “experts” to lead not a dietician and thus not a true “expert” by understandable for a Caregiver. Our group us through this maze of misinformation – or defi nition. He has studied massive amounts Vision Support Group is designed to provide greater understanding worse yet, just giving up on fi guring it all out. of dietary information and the eating habits BY JOAN BRANT-LOVE and insight for the caregiver in managing life But there is a way to simplify and deal of many cultures including our own American General Meeting, Tuesday, 6/7/16, 2:00 as it has come to be. with the issues in this dilemma, and here it is: culture. In his book, FOOD RULES, published – 3:30 PM, Fine Arts Room, Orchard Creek Thinking about experiences in the past, just resolve to simply go against the growing by Penguin Books, he has distilled the solution Lodge it’s easy to recall situations which at the time trend of the last 40 – 50 years toward relying to our dilemma about what we should be eating Dr. Kristie Trang, O.D. of Blue Oaks were not at all amusing, but in the telling later more and more on processed foods in our down to the 7-8 words that follow: “EAT Eyecare in Roseville is returning in June to on can bring peals of laughter. And therein diets. Get back to cooking and eating the way (REAL) FOOD. MOSTLY PLANTS. NOT talk about, “DRY EYES.” Dr. Trang will lies a kernel of truth for the present: lighten our grandparents did, when there were few, TOO MUCH.” discuss this well-known condition that can up. There are funny things that happen, so if any, processed foods on our grocery stores’ There are 140 pages of details in this compound other eye disorders we may have. enjoy and appreciate them, especially those shelves. There was real wisdom in our eating book to help us put the fi ndings in the book She will also describe the variety of diagnostic things you can share with your loved one. For habits back then that our ancestors’ cultures to our own good use. We can’t go into such tests for this condition and the many treatment another truth is that the ability to share will had developed over many, many years that detail in this writing, but we can further distill options available. As always, Dr. Trang will fade and at some point disappear. Embrace enabled us to avoid most of the serious chronic his fi ndings down to this: buy less from the take questions on other eye conditions. and live in the moment. diseases our society is now experiencing with middle aisles of your supermarket where most Living Skills Workshop, Thursday, Our group meets every month in the growing and alarming frequency. In those processed foods and junk foods are, eat less 6/23/16, 10:30 AM, Multi-media Room, Multi-Purpose Room at the OC Lodge on the days we knew exactly where our food came meat, less sugar, less salt and less saturated Orchard Creek Lodge third Wednesday from 1:00 until 2:30PM. On from, and of course much of it was from local fat. Consume more vegetables and fruit and The topic will be “Daily Tasks.” Our odd months we gather to share information sources. We didn’t need “experts” in nutrition consume more fi ber. Eat only when you’re meeting facilitator, Patricia Locke, will provide and experiences that bolster our individual or diet books to help us select the foods we hungry and eat slowly so your body can tell us with information on how we can modify any ability to cope. On even months, we have guest brought into our kitchens because it was real you when you’re full. Don’t get so wrapped up room to simplify the many daily tasks that we speakers who are professionals who offer their food in its natural state for the most part, not in the nutritional content of your foods that all need to accomplish even though our vision perspective on care. Join us. in fancy packaging, not highly processed and the burden to know exact nutritional values may be compromised. • • • not loaded with chemicals we can’t pronounce overwhelms the decision-making we make on General Meeting, Tuesday, 7/5/16, 2:00 or understand. It was real, whole food right an ongoing basis about food. Determining what – 3:30 PM, Fine Arts Room, Orchard Creek Healthy Eating Club out of the earth or off our trees or to a lesser is “real food” and not a “processed food-like Lodge: Ian Ramos of Access Ingenuity will BY DON RICKGAUER degree it was from animals raised on feed that substance” is perhaps the biggest challenge in demonstrate the use of various hand-held There is a lot of confusion today about nature designed those animals to eat – such as today’s food choices. But remember this: if your Ruby magnifi cation products to assist those what constitutes a healthy diet and how grass. What little fi sh we consumed then was with low vision in reading labels while shopping important is a healthy diet for living an from unpolluted streams, lakes and oceans. (cont’ on page 22)

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Healthy Eating Club June meeting is Monday the 27th. Guests are See beautiful sites in Mass., Vermont, Mar 9, 2017) welcome at our general meetings and our food Maine & New Hampshire (Teena Fowler London 4 days; Cape Town, Chobe Natl (cont’ from page 21) samplings that follow the meetings in the Kilaga 543-3349) Park, Robben Is. Cruise, Entabeni & more grandmother wouldn’t recognize a particular Kitchen with no advance notice required. The Collette Tour of Cuba (Oct 4-12, 2016) (Teena) food item you’re looking at, then don’t buy it! annual household membership fee is $20, good WAITLIST Arizona Spring Training Getaway (Mar By the way, this piece is not written by a for all members of your household. You can join Havana, Botanical Gardens, Trinidad, 19-24, 2017) qualifi ed ‘expert’ because the writer is neither the Healthy Eating Club for 2016 by mailing a Pottery Demo, Casa Fuster (Judy) Phoenix City Tour, 2 ball games, Old Town a medical person nor a Registered Dietician. check for $20 made payable to the club to the Collette United Kingdom by Train (Oct Scottsdale, Tucson, 5 Nites 1 Hotel (Linda) Always consult with your own qualifi ed medical Healthy Eating Club 2382 Swainson Lane in 8-16, 2016) Premier French Riviera/Nice, France or nutritional expert before making changes Lincoln 95648 along with your name, email Edinburgh, St. Andrews, York, London (Mar 21-29, 2017) to your diet. address, street address and phone number. (Sheron 434-9504) Chagall Msm, Flower Mkt, Perfume Fctry, The Healthy Eating Club’s stated • • • Polar Bear Expedition (Oct 29-Nov 3, Monte Carlo, Aix-en-Provence+, 1 Hotel mission is to educate our members about the 2016) Travel Group Committee Member importance of healthy eating and to improve The Travel Group Winnipeg to Churchill. Arctic Tundra to Contacts our relationship with food. All our general BY TEENA FOWLER Hudson Bay to see polar bears (Louise) meetings and smaller gatherings center around Our meeting this month is replaced by a Southern California & Queen Mary (cont’ on page 23) food topics and food-related activities. We special event for Travel Group members and Getaway (Nov 13-18, 2016) invite guest speakers to our meetings to talk on their guests. Our July meeting is cancelled 5 Nites on Queen Mary, LA City Tour, Sheron Watkins: 434-9504 sheron55@ various food-related topics, and we have one due to the July 4th Holiday. http://www.lh- Warner Bros, USS Iowa, Rose Bowl, Getty att.net; Linda Frazier: 434-8266 fraz1774@ members-only potluck supper each year at the travelgroup.com Ctr (Sheron) sbcglobal.net; Teena Fowler: 543-3349 Sports Pavilion where we share healthy dishes Our next meeting is on Tuesday, Aug 2 at Collette Irish Splendor (Nov 29-Dec 6, [email protected]; Louise Kuret: 408- prepared by the members. At our monthly 6:30PM, Kilaga Springs. Presenter Jay Fehan 2016) 0554 [email protected]; Judy Peck: 543- general meetings we discuss such diverse will feature Collette trips offered now and Dublin, Blarney Stone, Killarney, 0990 [email protected]. topics as upcoming site tours of food-related those in planning. Guiness, Cliffs/Moher, 2 Castles (Judy) • • • businesses, local farmers’ market schedules, We will meet the fi rst Tuesday of the month Berlin, Prague & Vienna at Christmastime how to make common dishes healthier and a at 6:30PM for the rest of 2016. (Nov 29-Dec 7, 2016) RV Group mix of other food-related topics currently in the Everyone is welcome to attend our Berlin Tour, Spree River Cruise, Dresden, BY DAVID AFRICA news. We sample healthy foods in the Kilaga meetings. See our website for trip details. Prague Tour & Castle, Schoenbrunn Palace To commemorate the 100 year anniversary Kitchen following each monthly meeting, Nova Scotia & the Canadian Maritimes (Sheron) of the National Parks System the Lincoln Hills guests welcome. We encourage suggestions (Aug 10-19, 2016) Crystal Caribbean Cruise: New Orleans RV Group headed to Yosemite National Park and participation from our members and we Highlights: Halifax, Charlottetown, to Miami (Dec 5-20, 2016) in May. Twenty-fi ve rigs headed for Yosemite encourage our male members to get involved Prince Edward Is., Bay of Fundy (Louise Ports Incl: Grand Cayman, Jamaica, Lakes RV Resort in Groveland where they in cooking through our men’s group activities. 408-0554) Curacao, St Barts, Grand Turk, Guadeloupe expected to visit Yosemite Valley and the falls, Contact Don Rickgauer, Club Premier Philadelphia, Poconos & (Teena 543-3349) along with the breath-taking panoramas above Chairperson, at 253-3984 for information Brandywine Valley (Sep 18-23, 2016) Crystal Cruise – Melborne-Sydney (Jan Tuolumne Meadows. Stay tuned to hear about on our Club guest speakers, or email us at Valley Forge, Independence Hall, 5-19, 2017) the fun the group experienced…I don’t think [email protected]. Our Hershey’s Amish Country, 1 Hotel (Judy Peck All inclusive except for shore excursions climbing Half Dome is on the agenda, but I monthly general meetings will continue to be 543-0990) (Louise 408-0554) know there will be golf, potlucks, wine tastings, on the 4th Monday of each month at 2:00PM Collette Colors of New England Land Collette South Africa, Victoria Falls & in Presentation Hall throughout 2016, so the Tour (Sep 30-Oct 8, 2016) Botswana w/London Pre-Extension (Feb 21- (cont’ on page 23)

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RV Group comprehensive collection of cars as well as the Porsches /and 23 Corvettes. newly opened exhibit The Pickup Truck: Where Many Social and Touring Events are (cont’ from page 22) Utility Meets the Everyday. Club member Bill planned for this spring summer and fall. If you and the inexhaustible discussions about RV Van Gundy provided a wealth of knowledge are interested in joining and own a sports car trips and maintenance! about the cars on exhibit. please contact Vice President, Tom Breckon Vice-Presidents Renee Honnoll and Vicki May 4 had a group heading down the east at [email protected]. White are hard at work putting together the side of the delta on a Delta/Point Restaurant • • • rally schedule for 2017. Trips include Chula Daytrip. Vista RV park at the south end of San Diego The club continues to grow with 105 RoadRunners Motorcycle Club Bay; Calistoga; Jackson Rancheria; San Juan Households and 196 Members listed on our BY MIKE SMITH Bautista; Lake Almanor; and possibly an roll of members. We have a wide variety of cars The RoadRunners opened the month extended trip to the Albuquerque Balloon that are owned by club members. Currently of May with a scenic ride through the Sierra Festival. Some very ambitious trips to be we have One each – Sunbeam Tiger, Audi TT, Alison Phillips foothills to Knights Ferry along the Stanislaus planned by veteran and rookie Wagon Masters. Ferrari, Honda 2000, MGB, and Viper. We and a River. Thanks to Road Captain Peter Boyle Remaining trips this year include Zephyr Cove have 3 T-Birds /5 Jaguars / 5 BMWs / 5 Miatas Zodiac Head for leading a great ride! at Lake Tahoe; Clio’s Rivers Edge RV near / 6 Crossfi res / 6 Nissan Zs / 16 Mercedes / 23 Sculpture. Also in May the club had their annual Graeagle; Bodega Bay; and possibly a trip Mothers Day ride. This year’s group went to Plymouth for the Amador County Wine on a short ride to Grass Valley, followed by Crush festival. Lincoln Hills Sports Car Group at the California Auto Museum. a wonderful lunch at Tofanelli’s restaurant. If you are interested in joining our group On June 11, the club will be heading to come to one of our meetings, with potluck to the high country. Led by Road Captain Dale follow. We meet the second Thursday of every Cummings, the RoadRunners will make their month at four o’clock in the Kitchen Room of way to the town of Markleeville. Kilaga Springs. If you like motorcycle touring and have a Contact David Africa: djafrica@ road worthy motorcycle or trike, check us out! sbcglobal.net or visit the website lhrvg.com The RoadRunners meet the fourth • • • Thursday of the month at 6:00p.m Multimedia room (OC) The next meeting will be on June SCLH Sports Car Club 23. Guests are always welcome. BY ROB PHILLIPS “Ride Safe – Ride With Friends” The LHSCG went on a one day Delta Contact: Patrick Chaves 408-1223; History Drive on April 26. After a scenic [email protected] drive along the Garden Highway we visited • • • two museums in Sacramento. We first went to the Crocker Museum where our own Mary McPherson led us through the Ai Weiwei Animal Zodiac Head and the Andy Warhol: Portraits exhibits. We then visited the California Auto Museum to see a Bill Van Gundy sharing his expertise at the California Auto Museum. (more Club News cont’ on page 25)

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Rods & Relics On Thursday, June 23, we will choice. The luncheon will be $16. Prize gift be visiting the Rock Creek Care cards will be given out to those with the lucky BY ELNA RAGAN Center in Auburn. The residents number. The Century 21 Car Show held enjoy seeing vehicles that they grew Don’t forget that we will be entering on Saturday April 30, saw fi ve of our up with and reminiscing about “the the 4th of July parade again this year. Make Club members take home the top good old days.” arrangements with Clint Ritchie, our Vice- trophies: “Best of Show” went to You can see that our Club is President, (434-6117) if you want to participate. Craig Kirkpatrick, “Best Custom” on the move. We are working hard Decorate your NEV in red, white, and blue — went to Phil Spears, “Best Hot and having lots of fun! The Rods & be creative. This is always a fun event. Rod” went to Rich Ragan, “Best Relics look forward to seeing you Streets in the downtown area of Lincoln Sports Car” went to Tom Ware, at one of our future events. are closed off for the parade and almost all and “First Place Chili Cook-off” Upcoming Events — Lincolnites come out for the parade with their went to Ralph Garcia! June 14, 28: Breakfast at the families. God bless America!! Be sure to fl y On Saturday, May 14, Mike Waffl e Farm in the Twelve Bridges your fl ag on the 4th! Roby and new member Tony Shopping Center. Members start In the evening the exciting fi reworks will Verandes, took home trophies arriving at 8:00 a.m. Join us for a take place in McBean Park. from the Thunderbolt’s Car Show tasty breakfast and to catch up on Bring a chair and fi nd a place to sit for the at Sierra College. Car Club-related news. Everyone show. Invite your family and friends to attend Friday, June 3 and Saturday, is invited. with you as Lincoln puts on a magnifi cant show. June 4 will provide lots of fun and June 16: The General If you are new to the Lincoln Hills excitement for everyone … and Business Meeting is held at Community and would like to become a it is FREE for spectators! In the Strikes Unlimited at 5681 Lone member of the NEV Club, contact Dan Gilliam afternoon and evening on Friday, Tree Blvd. in Rocklin. Dinner is (209-3946) the president of the club. Our club the Rods and Relics Car Club and available from 5:00 p.m. on and is an excellent place to get information on how Thunder Valley Casino Resort will may be followed by a speaker at to care for and maintain your NEV and where host the “Thunder in the Valley 6:00 p.m. The meeting starts at you can drive your NEV in the downtown Show and Shine Show” at the 6:30 p.m. Everyone is invited. area. By driving your NEV you contribute to Casino from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Contacts: Richard Ragan, zero-emissions in our community. Always be Over 300 vehicles are expected. President 408-1950 courteous to those big car drivers and keep your Come out to see them and enjoy Norm Penrice, Membership speed at the 25 mph or under. Happy travels! visiting the Casino! Director 791-6023 • • • Saturday morning, over 400 Website: www.rodsnrelics.net 1975 and older original, antique, • • • Bird Group muscle cars, customs, and street BY RUTH BAYLIS rods will roll into our tree-lined NEV Club Our wintering birds have all departed to streets for the 10th Annual “Downtown Thunder Valley, and the special raffl e for the BY BARB LAMMERDING their breeding grounds, but there is still plenty Lincoln Classic Car Show.” There will also signed Beach Boys guitar. You will be amazed Greetings to all members in the of bird activity from our year-around resident be a replica of the Batmobile. This event is by the variety and quality of the items. The Neighborhood Electric Vehicle Club! birds and the new arrivals, as well as those hosted by the Rods & Relics and VFW Post Awards Ceremony will be held at 2:30 p.m. The weather is so great right now for birds who are migrating through. Birds who 3010. If you want to display a vehicle, the on- with 67 trophies being awarded! Come to driving your NEV so keep those batteries are only winter residents here would include site registration is $25. these two enjoyable events and have a great charged up and drive often. It does mess up much of the waterfowl, Say’s Phoebe’s, White- Come early to the Veterans’ Hall and enjoy time in Lincoln! your hair when driving around but the wind crowned and Golden-crowned Sparrows, a tasty Pancake Breakfast being provided by Club members and their vehicles will be feels so refreshing blowing your hair around. Yellow-rumped Warblers, Cedar Waxwings, the Boy Scouts Troop #160 between 7:00 a.m. participating in the AirFest Event on Saturday, When you arrive at your destination, just Dark-eyed Juncos, and Northern Flickers. The and 10:00 a.m. The Opening Ceremony starts June 11 at the Lincoln Airport where a full day smooth out the wind blown hair and keep new arrivals, or summer visitors, would include at 10:00 a.m. with a fl y-over being performed of excitement awaits you: hot air balloons, right on smiling! Swainson’s Hawks, Black-headed Grosbeaks, during the playing of the National Anthem. Warbirds, specialty airplanes, skydiving Reminder: The NEV Club meets Western Kingbirds, and various swallows (e.g., There will also be vendors with a wide variety exhibitions, and classic cars. Visit the exhibits quarterly now and the next regular meeting Tree and Cliff Swallows) and Bullocks and of food, crafts, products, and services. on rocketry, fl ight sciences, and simulators. will be on Tuesday, July 19. We will meet in the Hooded Orioles. For those birds that are not Children’s activities will be held in Later in the day our Car Club members Orchard Creek Solarium at 12 noon for a lovely present here year around, it is not uncommon Beermann’s Plaza: Home Depot will be will be participating in the Classics, Cats, and luncheon. Our guest speaker will be Gary to hear a birder exclaim that they saw their providing craft activities for children over Cabernet event at the FieldHaven Feline Leonard. Many of you will remember Gary FOS (fi rst of season) of a particular species. four at 10:00 a.m., the Art League of Lincoln Center northeast of Lincoln. from last year when we had the luncheon in the We also get excited when we see migrating will provide face painting at 11:00 a.m., and A Time-Speed-Endurance Rally for Solarium. Gary had a fantastic presentation birds, i.e., birds that are just passing through Bill Deming, a magician, will be doing magic vintage cars 1972 and older will roar into Old and we didn’t want him to quit when the time here on the way to their summer or winter tricks at Noon. Sacramento in the afternoon on Saturday, was up. home. Some examples of these are Rufous For the adults, there will be a Poker Walk June 18. This Rally starts in San Rafael on This year he will share some of his cowboy and Calliope Hummingbirds, various warblers and, of course, a large Raffl e Booth which is a Saturday morning and over a period of nine poetry along with more stories from his Police (e.g., Wilson’s Warbler, Black-throated Gray very popular location at our Car Show. Check days, will travel and end in Moline, Illinois. Our Chief days. To attend the luncheon you need Warbler), and various shorebirds. out the numerous raffl e prizes, many with gift Club members will join others in welcoming to make reservations with Lillian. Call her at cards attached, the unique gifts donated by and helping to park these incredible vehicles. 408-2184 to make your reservation and menu (cont’ on page 26)

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Bird Group feature Jeff Smith who is an entomologist and an associate at the Bohart Museum of (cont’ from page 25) Entomology, UC Davis. He will be speaking to Along those lines, here are some recent us about butterfl ies and other benefi cial insects. sightings in Lincoln Hills: Hooded Oriole, Jun 24, Fri, 8:00AM: Manzanita Cemetery, Black-headed Grosbeak, Black-throated Lincoln. Manzanita Cemetery is a nice island Gray Warbler, Hammonds Flycatcher, and a of trees out in the middle of farmland North of Hooded Merganser with her “merganserlings”. Lincoln. It will be a quick drive out Gladding There are plenty of ducklings and goslings Road and we will walk through the cemetery. and tiny baby quail, and lots of Tree Swallows Recent sightings included Bullock’s Oriole, and Western Bluebirds in our boxes that are Kingbird, Ash-throated Flycatcher and hatching and fl edging. Then there are the Swainson’s Hawk. We’ll be back by noon. robins and fi nches and doves, to mention a few. Jul 30, Sat, 5:00-8:00PM: SAVE THE I think all of these birds adapt well to suburban DATE! This will be our annual potluck held life, and may even thrive. We’ve seen a lot of in the Kilaga kitchen (Placer room). More hummingbird activity in our yard this year, but details will follow. I am having a problem understanding why we Want to know more about the Bird have a hummingbird that is constantly circling Group? Visit our Bird Group pages in the our house and looking in the windows. I am Association Clubs section of the SCLHCA Turkey Vulture Holaltic Pose by John Garfein. beginning to think it is a drone. Resident Website: www.suncity-lincolnhills. Local resident, bird group member, and org/residents/ photographer Truman Holtzclaw provided and birds were aplenty. On the drive out we sighted were Yellow-breasted Chat, Lazuli Contact: Kathi or Larry Ridley, 253-7086. an interesting bird identifi cation challenge at stopped to observe dozens of Turkey Vultures Bunting, Western Wood Pewee, Black-headed [email protected] our April meeting. He started by showing us in a fi eld with their wings spread out in what Grosbeak, and Lark Sparrow. • • • the eye of a bird, then progressively provided I read is called a “horaltic pose”. Had to look The following are our upcoming Bird more detail through a distorted fi lter, all the that one up—a horaltic pose is believed to Group activities for June. Unless otherwise while the audience was challenged to see who serve multiple functions: drying the wings, noted, our birding trips meet for carpooling could fi rst identify the bird. It was entertaining, warming the body, and baking off bacteria. at the far western end of the Orchard Creek educational, and fun. It was an awesome sight. We also stopped at parking lot, near the fi tness center indoor Highlights of our walk along the Canyon an Osprey nest and observed an Osprey pair, pool. Bringing water and snacks is a good idea; Oaks trail in late April were a bird in the Great and scoped a Bald Eagle’s nest in the distance especially bring water now that we are moving Horned Owl nest that was possibly an owlet that a lake resident pointed out to us. We also toward summer temperatures. that had not yet fl edged, an Ash-throated picked up our fi rst sighting of a Bullock’s Jun 3, Fri, 8:00AM: Loomis Horse Park Flycatcher, and three kinds of woodpeckers Oriole and Western Kingbird. The kingbird (aka, Loomis Basin Community Park—South): (Acorn, Downy, and Nuttall’s). A Golden- was working its nest on a utility pole. Shortly After watching for Bullocks Orioles, Western crowned Sparrow was a surprise as it should after we drove off, a possible immature Golden Tanagers, and Western Kingbirds in the have migrated already. We braved possible Eagle fl ew by. At the lake we stopped again wooded parking lot area, we will take a leisurely rain for our driving trip to Spenceville Wildlife to observe many Western and Clark’s Grebes stroll of about ½ mile around the grounds. Area and were not disappointed. It didn’t rain, and a few other waterfowl. Finally reaching Jun 13, Mon, 1:30PM: Monthly meeting, Camp Far West Lake was full and beautiful, our intended destination, our best species Kilaga Presentation Hall. This month we (more Club News cont’ on page 27)

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Garden Group get together at local or nearby shooting ranges. for details of our next get together. The Group has a very active skeet and Membership is free. Our group has no BY LORRAINE IMMEL trap program. We meet every Tuesday morning dues. BONSAI is a rewarding at 8:00 AM, during the warmer spring and Residents interested in trap or skeet horticultural activity, in which summer months and at 9:00 AM, during the shooting can contact: John Kightlinger (916) ordinary plants are grown in cooler fall and winter months, to shoot Trap, 408-3928 [email protected] an extraordinary way. Through International Trap and Sporting Clays. We Residents interested in rifl e or pistol applied cultivation techniques, meet again on Thursday morning at using the shooting can contact Jim Trifi lo at (916) 434- plants are kept in a miniaturized above times to shoot Skeet and 5 Stand. These 6341 or trifi [email protected] state, developed into artistic shoots are held at the Coon Creek Trap and • • • shapes and then displayed in Skeet range. This is a local public range. Please special containers. contact us for directions and to determine the Sun City Hiking Group The Garden Group hours we are shooting. Skeet shooters can BY STEPHANIE HUNTINGDALE presents a BONSAI SHOW participate in a weekly-handicapped event. This is June and half the year is gone. for your enjoyment, June Participants shoot two rounds of skeet. The When it’s said that “time fl ies” they aren’t 11-12, Orchard Creek. scores are then adjusted with handicap points. kidding; because it feels like it’s on the fastest Saturday (10am-8pm) and This allows shooters of all different abilities race track or merry go round I’ll ever be on! Sunday (10am-2pm). A bonsai to shoot in the same round and still have a All you have to do is look at the kids and sub-group meets on the 3rd chance to win the event. After scored shooting grandkids. Slow time down. Spend it with Thursday each month (Kilaga Bonsai Show, Orchard Creek, June 11-12. the range is available for Skeet, Trap, Sporting family and enjoying travel and activities that Springs, 2-4pm) and is open Clays and 5 Stand practice. interest you. Don’t waste time. Walking and to any member of the Garden Local ranges offer competitive trap hiking is not a waste of time, but good for your Group. If you are interested, shooting programs sponsored by the American health and wellbeing. Besides, it’s really fun! drop by and listen to a lecture or watch a conducting the weekly-expedited paint review Trapshooting Association (ATA) and the Don’t say you can’t do it! Our Walking pruning demonstration! Contact: Larry Clark, meetings. He says, “The most rewarding part Pacifi c International Trap Association (PITA). group has created a sub group of slower/ 409-5214. of the job is working with the Owners who are As our skills and experience improve some of shorter walkers. They meet on Wednesday’s The June 23, General Meeting (Kilaga excited about their Improvement projects and our members are competing in these events. too, but at different locations than the walking Springs, 2-4pm) will feature Mark Hutchinson. are looking forward to getting started.” These competitions are held at the Coon Creek group. Details are on the website under the The title of the presentation is “New • • • range and other public ranges in the area. Walking Group. Why slower/shorter walkers? Landscape Design Guidelines and Submittal If you are interested in shooting please Sometimes we have aches and pains that Requirements.” LH Shooting Group join. People who used to shoot or reload prevent us from doing our normal activities; Mark is a retired Architect and has BY ED KASPER regularly, but have been out of these sports but it doesn’t mean we want to give them up. been the Chair of the Architectural Review The purpose of the Shooting Group is for years, are welcome and encouraged to It just means that we need to adjust the level Committee (ARC) since 2013. He has been to meet neighbors and make friends among take it up again. of diffi culty for a time. Therefore, this group instrumental in developing the Exterior Paint the Sun City Lincoln Hills residents who are Each month we also gather at a different will help you get your mojo working again. System and the newest Design Guidelines. interested in shooting or reloading and to members home for hors d’ oeuvres and drinks. We did our Point Reyes Getaway the last As Chair, he is responsible for conducting give these folks an opportunity to participate This gives us an opportunity to enjoy each week in April and it was a fantastic trip! A BIG the regularly scheduled ARC meetings, together in shooting sports activities. People others company and meet the member’s grateful thank you to Denny and Jim Fisher coordinating the Committee’s activities, interested in Shotgun, rifl e or pistol shooting spouses. If you are interested in joining us, conducting the ARC training program and can contact each other through the Group and contact John Kightlinger at (916) 408-3928 (cont’ on page 29)


 
  






 



 
















 
  
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Sun City Hiking Group remember, it is very important for you to check LH Cyclists the website on the morning of the hike as rain (cont’ from page 27) and mud usually means the hike is canceled or BY TOM FRADY Riding in a Group for the effort they put into the planning. The now we may have an alternate trail. — Before you read hikes were thought out and accommodated all Upcoming Easy Hikes: Bear River, much more, be aware: levels of ability. The Cottage’s at Point Reyes Colfax, June 2nd, Sacramento City Walk, June there is little, if anything, were suburb! I heard nothing but praise for 23rd, Effi e Yeaw Nature Center (Carmichael), that follows you haven’t the event attended by 28 club members. This July 7th. heard before if you photo shows some of the group getting blown Upcoming Moderate Hikes: Presidio, ride with the Lincoln over at the Lighthouse which experienced 51 San Francisco, June 16th, Spaulding Reservoir Hills Cyclists. But it all mph. winds on that day. We had many choices (Yuba Gap) – July 12th. bears repeating (often) including hiking to Sunset Beach and Tomales Upcoming Moderate/Strenuous Hikes: simply because riding in Point. On the Bear Valley hike Karen Parrish Little Bald Mountain, June 28th, Mt. a group is what we do. and I sat in the meadow and she remarked, Tamalpias/Steep Ravine (Stinson Beach), On any given Monday, “Listen to the quiet”. Hiking can get you to July 21st. Wednesday or Friday Fixing a fl at, well off the roadway places you can listen to the quiet. Wonderful! Upcoming Strenuous Hikes: Eagle Lake, morning there are as The camaraderie of the hiking group should Cisco Grove, June 7th, many as eight different be admired by every club. From the newbies to Hiking-Walking Group Website: http:// pelotons leaving the friendly confi nes of the know if that car coming up from behind is the veteran hikers everyone is included and we www.lincolnhillshikers.org Kilaga parking lot. Some of us have been turning left or right is helpful. sure know how to have fun! Make sure you go Call Phil Huntingdale Hiking Group riding together for a dozen years, and have Announce obstacles. Even if a group is not to the Photo Gallery on the website and enjoy President, 408-1747 or Sue Geisler, Vice developed a heightened sense of trust toward in a pace line or close single fi le, many riders the rest of the photos. Put the fall getaway President, 408-1010, with questions about the each other in a tight group. Newer riders cannot see what’s in the road ahead. Be sure on your calendar, make your reservations and Hiking Group. need a little time to develop that trust and to announce in your best outdoor voice, not plan on attending. Woodfords Inn, September Call Louis Bobrowsky, Walking Group to be trusted. What follows are some safety only rocks and debris, but curbs, gravel, grates, 19-22, 2016, details on the website. Coordinator, 434-5932, with questions about tips for everyone. etc. A signifi cant number of the accidents we “Take nothing for granted. Not one the Walking Group. Watch out for each other: Help fellow have had are caused by obstacles in the road. blessed, cool mountain day or one hellish, • • • riders with fl ats or equipment issues. If a rider Intersections. Yelling “Slowing” and desert day or one is stopped beside the road, look around, be “Stopping” as you approach intersections (even sweaty, stinky, hiking sure it is safe. Let him know if a quick-release ones without stop signs/lights) may prevent companion. It is all looks loose, his seat bag is unzipped or his the rider behind you from ending up in your a gift.” —CINDY blinkie light is dying. A comment about too- saddlebag. Each cyclist should be responsible ROSS, Journey on thin shorts isn’t out of line (and appreciated for verifying the way is clear before proceeding. the Crest, 1987. See by everyone else). I know of no specifi c rule about how many riders you on a hike! Ride predictably. Your friends will expect should cross at once. It is often safer and faster Check the you to ride in a straight line at a constant speed. for a group of 5-8 riders to proceed as “one website, www. Be careful of the urge to make a quick swerve vehicle” instead of each rider waiting his turn. lincolnhillshikers. around a small bump or sewer main cover Being a little aggressive can prevent those “no org for the current that isn’t life threatening. Riding predictably you go no you go no you go” situations”. You list of hikes and helps drivers, too. can imagine how long it would take a group of club information. Communicate. Don’t be shy about using 10 riders to get through and intersection one Hikes may be added verbal and hand signals to let the group know at a time. Drivers wouldn’t like it. to this list. Also, The Lighthouse. what you are doing. Left/right turns and “Car Leave a gap for cars. Make it easier for Back!” are no brainers, but pointing to the cars to pass a group on narrow roads by leaving space you want to occupy in the single fi le line a gap between every 5-6 riders, allowing a driver or letting the rider behind you know you are to “leap frog” past riders, if necessary. going to pass the rider in front of you adds Move off the road when you stop. Whether to safety. Saying “Come on in” to the rider for a mechanical problem or a regroup, be sure moving over lets him know you see what he you are well off the road when you stop, both so is doing. “Car Up!” on narrow, curvy roads you don’t impede traffi c and for safety. If there lets the riders in the back of the pack, who is a mechanical problem, look for a driveway or may not have seen the car yet, make safety pull out to work on your bike. It may be wise adjustments. for the bulk of the group to continue on to a “On your left” is the best way to let a safer place to stop, leaving just the rider having rider know you are passing. While we all use the problem and a “helper’ behind (never leave a mirror, it is easy to be concentrating on the anyone alone). Make it clear where the group road ahead and not see or hear a rider coming. will wait for the two left behind. You may have to shout quite loudly if you are Designate a “Sweep”. One rider should zipping down Mt. Vernon. If you are riding never be left alone at the back of the pack, two abreast, be sure the other rider knows you falling farther and farther behind, especially Some of the group on the Point Reyes Getaway at the Lighthouse. are there (and it’s legal to do so). Speaking of “Car back!” letting the group (cont’ on page 34)

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June’s dance demonstration Artists reception Saturday Jun2 11 from in his eye, make him a sandwich. over 300 cars (1975 or older American-made is Salsa. 5-6:30; 580 6th Street, Lincoln. Link to Vacations are sure not like they used to or powered vehicles) to participate. The June 10th (Friday) – Lincoln Airport the Call to Artists at: www.all4art.net/ be. Flights were almost always on schedule. show runs from 4:00 pm through 9:00 pm, Golden Gala. This is the kick-off event for calltoartists/CallToArtistsMain.html You had leg room anywhere you sat, and with the awards ceremony at 8:00 pm. Raffl e, the Lincoln AirFest 2016. A semi-formal Major Upcoming Events — meals came with the deal. Stewardesses were music, food and drinks. Donations, cash or (period attire) dinner/dance with the Lincoln Showcase: September 24th. designed using special stem cells; they were canned non-perishable foods requested for acclaimed Peter Petty swing band. The event Wine, beverages, food. Beermann’s Plaza, all beautiful. My fi rst commercial fl ight was local food bank. costs $45 per person. See www.lincolnairfest. Lincoln. 65 years ago, and my luggage arrived this June 4th (Saturday) – 10th Annual com for details. morning. I unpacked. Nothing fi ts anymore. Downtown Lincoln Car Show. Rods & June 11th (Saturday) – Lincoln AirFest When you live in a community as we do, Relics and VFW Post 3010 host this 400-auto 2016. Warbirds, military and CHP/Sheriff conversations often lead to where you went eye-candy extravaganza. Free. A pancake helicopters and fixed wing airplanes, to school. Mention of places such as Harvard, breakfast hosted by Boy Scout troop 160 specialty general aviation airplanes, radio- Yale, Georgia Tech and Duke open eyes, and (7:00 -10:00 am) kicks off the day at Veteran’s controlled model airplanes, hot air balloons, Thoughts From Jack— in some cases, generate shockwaves. I always Hall (5th Street). 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Friday Night Out June 11th (Saturday) – Classics, a ‘get-together’ at somebody’s house, know at Anna’s Boutique. 6:30 – 8:30 pm at 531 Cats, and Cabernet. Benefi t dinner for that it includes food, drinks, and a possible Sunday, June 19th

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JUNE / JULY ONGOING — Lincoln Kiwanis Club Meeting LH Airport Co-Op Weekly breakfast meeting at The Lincoln Hills Airport Co-Op is open Buonarrotis’s Restaurant, 460 Lincoln Blvd., to Lincoln Hills residents to share rides to and The Lincoln Multiple Sclerosis Group Parkinson’s Support Group in Lincoln every Tuesday from 7:00 a.m - 8:00 from the Sacramento International Airport. Our June luncheon will be the last a.m. Guests are welcome. For information The cooperative works on a point meeting of The Lincoln Multiple Sclerosis The Parkinson’s Support Group has regarding the Lincoln Kiwanis Club, please system. Drivers earn points taking travelers Group before summer break. This social MOVED to a new location! We are now call President Pat Everett at 916-201-4608 or to and from the airport while travelers spend Gathering will be on Tuesday, June 7, one meeting the third Tuesday of each month visit our website at www.lincolnkiwanis.org. points to receive rides. Membership is $15 p.m., at the Waffl es Corner, right here in at Granite Springs Church, 1170 E. Joiner per year (Jan-Dec) per household. Lincoln Hills, at the corner of Sun City Parkway from 10:00-11:30. This month we To join, visit our website www.lh- Boulevard and Del Webb Boulevard. We can have Christine Epperson of Rock Steady Kiwanis Club of Lincoln Foothills airportco-op.org click the membership order breakfast or lunch items off the menu. Boxing in Roseville sharing with us. Rock tab, download the application, mail, Call Marilyn Sharp, 434-6898 for reservations Steady Boxing has been proven to be a great The Kiwanis Club of Lincoln Foothills holds a luncheon meeting the fi rst and third along with required documentation to and/or details by June 3. benefi t to those with Parkinson’s Disease. the address on the application. Call Come join in the informative meetings and Friday of each month at Turkey Creek Golf Club on Highway 193. Lunch is served at Barb Iniguez at 916-408-7812 for more info. Lincoln Democratic Club gain support of others as you walk through this journey. Call Brenda Cathey at 916-253- 11:30. The meeting is from noon to 1pm. Our speaker for June is Dan Morain, 7537 for more information. Guests are welcome. For more information Essential Tremor Support Group Editorial Page Editor for the Sacramento about the Kiwanis Club of Lincoln Foothills or Bee. He will give us analysis of the June to come to one of our meetings please contact Essential Tremor Support meets on the 7th primary and the process that the Bee Semper Fi Association our membership chair Rae Cook at raesun@ 1st Saturday of each month with the exception editorial board used to endorse candidates. sbcglobal.net or call her at 916 251-6241. of July and December. The meetings are The day, date and room for the June meeting Semper Fi Association, open to all active open to all and are held at the Kaiser Hospital have changed to Monday, June 27th, in and inactive Marines, plus Navy Corpsmen, on Douglas in Roseville. We meet at 10AM Presentation Hall at Kilaga Springs Lodge, meets at the Legends Sports Bar & Grill (at Rotary Club of Lincoln in Building D, 3rd fl ., Conference room 2-3. 1167 Sun City Blvd, Lincoln. Please join us the Woodcreek Golf Cluib), 5880 Woodcreek For more information, please contact at 6:30 pm. The meeting starts at 6:45. For Oaks Ln., Roveville on the fi rst Monday of the We have weekly meetings Thursday noon Judy Doughty at 916-543-4882 in SCLH. questions, see our club website http://www. month. Breakfast (optional) available at 8:30 (12-1:30) at the Lincoln Woman’s Club 5th democraticclublincolnca.org a.m., meeting starts at 9:00 a.m. Contact Mike and E Street and sunset meetings are on the Scott, 916-435-4940, or Richard Martinez, fi rst and third Thursdays of each month at COMMUNITY — 916-543-7965. Beermann’s Restaurant (645 5th St.) from Glaucoma Support Group 7:00 to 8:00pm. Interesting speakers and If you or a family member is living with service to the community. For information Library Book Sale Glaucoma, please join us for our monthly Grupo De Conversacion visit www.LincolnCaRotary.org or call us at Twelve Bridges Lincoln Public Library support group on June 8, 2016 at 4:00 in the Nos reunimos para practicar y mejorar 916-844-2582. Multimedia Room at Orchard Creek Lodge. nuestro español. We meet every Tuesday at June Book Sale • Saturday June 11 • The Glaucoma Support Group is here to 4:00 pm in the “Living Room” area of Kilarga 12 to 4pm assist anyone who needs a place to come and Springs Lodge, 434-6898. Senior Peer Counseling Books for leisure as well as learning learn more about their disease. For more Paperbacks only 25 cents / Bound books information, please contact Bonnie Dale at Sons In Retirement Senior Peer Counseling provides free, in- from $ 2 543-2133 or [email protected]. home counseling to Placer County residents All proceeds, benefi t programs offered Lincoln/Roseville Branch age 55 and above who are experiencing at the Library. Meeting held the third Tuesday of each depression, anxiety, substance abuse, family Sale sponsor: Friends of the Lincoln Caregiver Support Group month at Strikes Unlimited, 5681 Lonetree confl ict and fi nancial stress. Please call: 530- Library The Caregiver Support Group meets at Blvd., Rocklin. Lunches are $16, please 886-3413. Bring your book bag, backpack or cart The Twelve Bridges Lincoln Library on the contact Chet Winton at 408-8708 if interested to fi ll for summer reading fun! third Thursday of each month. June 16 will be in attending a luncheon or joining. our next meeting from 9:00-11:00. It is open to Family Mental Illness anyone caregiving for another person. Please Support Group Art League of Lincoln enter through the employees entrance in the Sons in Retirement Branch 98 This group is for SCLH residents The Art League of Lincoln presents back. For more information please contact NATURE AND ANIMALS. This exhibit Brenda Cathey at 916-253-7537. The Rocklin/Rosevile Branch of SIR who have immediate family members who meets monthly on the 2nd Wednesday in experience serious mental illnesses such as of artwork depicting fl ora and fauna will be the ball room of the Timbers at Sun City bipolar disorder, schizoaffective disorder, juried by landscape artist Adair Payne. Lincoln Parkinson’s Group Roseville beginning at 10:30a.m. Join retirees schizophrenia, obsessive-compulsive The exhibit is June 8 - July 9, 2016 at The Lincoln Parkinson’s group has for fellowship, lunch, golf, fi shing, cards, and disorder, clinical depression, etc. the Art Center 580 Sixth Street, Lincoln, MOVED! We now are meeting at Granite even bocce ball… many other activities also We meet on the second Friday of the CA Wednesday - Saturday • 11 am - 3pm. Springs Church, 1170 E. Joiner Parkway from available. Call Tom Werth at 782-3536 for month at 2pm. For more information: Dede The Artist reception will be June 11, 10:00-11:30. Our next meeting is Tuesday June more information. Ranahan at 408-4541 or dederanahan@ 2016 • 5 -6:30pm. It is open to all. 21 and we will be hosting Christine Epperson gmail.com For more information call 916 209 3499 of Rock Steady Boxing in Roseville. This is or www.all4art.net a proven method of exercise for those with Lincoln American Legion Post #264 Parkinson’s. Come join in the discussion! Solo Travel Network For more information contact Brenda Cathey Meetings 7:00 P.M. the fi rst and third Lincoln Police Department – at 916-253-7537 Wednesday of the month at the Veterans If you are a Single traveller looking for Memorial Hall 541 5th St, Lincoln. The someone to travel with come visit the Solo Volunteer Program business meeting for members is the fi rst Travel Network (STN). We meet monthly The Lincoln Police Department Motor Scooter Riders, Join Us! meeting and the second meeting is general to socialize and plan new trips both locally, Volunteers are recruiting for the Position of information for everyone. nationwide and internationally. Bring your “Special Events Volunteer”. The program is We are a friendly group of motor All U.S. military veterans that have ideas and dreams to fi nd someone who may open to Lincoln Residents who are 21 years scooter enthusiasts and would welcome served in time of war or recognized confl icts like to join you. If interested fi nd out about old and older. your participation. Our group rides are both are eligible to join. Contact us at ph: 916-409- our next meeting. Call 916-408-0968. The Special Events Staff will be trained planned and spontaneous. We take rides of 6750 & e-mail: commander@lincolnlegion. and work as Public Relations at parades various lengths (no freeways) in our local org. “For God and Country” and public gatherings, safety patrols, public area, usually including a lunch stop. For more Spiritual Discussion Group emergency notifi cations and searches for info telephone: Mike Marculescu, 408-3972 LH Lions Club Meeting Are you “spiritual but not religious”? lost/missing people. 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giving back,” Lois added. SUN SENIOR PROFILES Getting to know you... But, contributions through service Air Excitement clubs are only one way of “giving back.” Peter is also known for service of another Returns to Lincoln! kind – more of a political nature. In Peter and Lois Gilbert Foster City, he served on the City BY RICHARD PEARL (cont’ from page 1) Council and as Mayor. Here in Aviation excitement returns to Lincoln Lincoln Hills, he served two Regional Airport Saturday, June 11th with Europe, but who fl ed to China terms on the Board of Directors. prior to coming to the United Warbirds, unique general aviation airplanes, At Lois’ suggestion, he ran for a military/CHP/Sheriff helicopters and fi xed wing States before World War II. seat on Lincoln’s City Council airplanes, powered parachute ultra lights, long- While living in Foster City, believing that many voters “got winged motor gliders, and pilot-built airplanes. the Gilbert’s’ strong affi liation a chance to see me in action on When you need a break from aviation, there’s blossomed with the Lions the Sun City board!” a long line of classic cars and hot rods to look Club International, the largest Now, as Mayor Pro-Tem of at. All this for $10 per adult (kids under 18 and worldwide service organization Lincoln, he has an optimistic parking are free). with 46,000 clubs in some 206 vision for the city with hopes The event kicks off Friday night with a Golden Gala dinner/dance with a swing band countries, and a primary goal of continuing to “make it a (see the website: www.lincolnairfest.com). A to make one’s community “a desirable place.” He serves on better place to live through large hangar has been transformed for this the City Finance, Investment party and guests are asked to dress in Aviation personal involvement.” Peter and Retirement Board of Golden Age (1920’s to the 1950’s) attire. Your explained more about the Authority committees as well evening begins by walking down a red carpet history of the club, whose roots as the Economic Development, fl anked by two Thunder Mustangs. go back to the early 1900’s. A Safety, Streets and Personnel If you’re an early riser, come out for the committees in Lincoln. hot air balloon rise starting at 6:30 am (weather Peter and Lois Gilbert “The city is in a very good permitting). They’ll then be up, up and away. fi nancial position today,” he After that, head over to a pancake breakfast Lois became the fi rst female member said, noting many new businesses and wait for the action to start with arriving aircraft about 8:00 am. The event actually of the Lions Club of Foster City and are coming in. kicks off at 9:00 am when you’ll be allowed possibly the western United States. Peter and Lois enjoy socializing Together, she and Peter helped organize to start getting up close and personal to the with their neighbors. Lois is known for aircraft after they get parked on the tarmac. and run fundraisers and events to benefi t organizing many neighborhood get- The organizers expect 70+ aircraft – both for local youth, veterans, the environment togethers and parties and explained how display and those just fl ying in – to participate and individuals in need, including disaster they fi rst reached out to their new friends in AirFest 2016. relief to those affected. on their court. The Opening Ceremony starts at 10:00 am When the couple moved to Lincoln “Not long after we moved in, with the Colors presentation by the Beale Air Hills, they carried with them the same twelve years ago, I went around putting Force Base color guard, followed by a parachute strong commitment and sought to serve invitations on our neighbors’ doors. I drop including the American fl ag, the singing of the national anthem, and culminating with a again with the Lions Club. Along with baked dozens of cookies – at least ten 25 others, they helped form the Lincoln fl y-over by two of Beale AFB’s T-38 Talon jets Peter and Lois Gilbert on different varieties. Before we knew it, we in a high speed aerial salute. Hills Lions Club, guided by Lincoln’s Host had thirty fi ve neighbors standing around their wedding day. Lions Club. This is really their niche; they Formation fl ights and single pilot fl y-overs the kitchen island getting to know each will begin about 10:45 am and will continue until are “proud to be Lions”. other while sampling cookies and drinking 1:30. Noontime will see radio controlled aircraft little known fact, he mentioned, is that Each shares an excitement about coffee; we’ve been partying ever since!” demonstrations, including jet model aircraft. Helen Keller in 1925 tasked the club the success of past projects supported If Lois isn’t enjoying her three to six- The event includes a Youth Aerospace Expo with with one of its fi rst projects – to become by the Lions, like spaghetti dinners and mile walk each morning, you’ll fi nd her on a U-2 spacesuit, rocketry and robotics displays, “knights of the blind” in the crusade Kids Day at Lincoln’s schools, and the the golf course. “I don’t play well,” she airplane building demonstrations, and a drone against blindness. This endeavor is still upcoming “Ride to Walk” event that laughed, “but at least I’m on the right side exhibit. When you get hungry, numerous food carried out today. provides therapeutic horseback riding of the grass!” vendors will be there to serve you. The show In fact, you may have seen boxes activities for children and young adults concludes at 3:00 pm. placed here in Sun City where residents with neurological disabilities. Also, Lincoln Regional Airport is now easily can deposit their unusable eyeglasses. they are currently helping Lincoln High Know a neighbor reached via the Lincoln By-Pass (Highway 65), with an exit at Nelson Road. Continue north ½ These are then collected and evaluated Schools’ choir realize a dream of lifetime who should be recognized? mile and follow the signs. for redistribution to help people in -- going to Europe this summer to perform. Well, just let us know! Call us at 727-6383 or e-mail us at Details of the event are on the website: need. Furthermore, reusing old glasses “It is so rewarding,” Peter said. www.lincolnairfest.com. We’re also on Facebook is environmentally friendly. “You can’t live in this world without [email protected]! under “Lincoln Airfest”

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LH Cyclists Worldwide is a leader in increasing awareness grandparents should watch their children’s of sex-traffi cking and raising funds to build social media and internet communications. (cont’ from page 29) restoration homes worldwide. As the Fellowship of Christian Athletes in one of the many isolated areas in which At the present time, California only has came to a close, we came to understand the many of us ride. As a ride leader myself, I two homes for these minors; one is in Van Nuys dire need Linda Bello-Ruiz addressed. She can tell you it is a comfort to know everyone and the other is in Auburn. Auburn only has encourages each of us to be part of those who is accounted for when you can see the sweep. beds for six girls. Fifty acres in Placer County have united to help stop the heinous corruption I maintain Lincoln Hills Cyclists are are now set aside to build nine more cottages of our youth. She emphasized that we should be some of the safest riders around. While it that will house 54-girls. (six-girls per cottage.) more than by-standers in awe of sad statistics may have something to do with the fact we There are between 100,00 to 300,000 girls and be instead, part of the solution. are all “mature”, I believe it is largely due to in the US who are caught up in sex traffi cking. For donations or volunteer work for our general knowledge of cycling laws and When rescued and released from bondage, Courage Worldwide: 916-517-1616. safety practices. they have no safe place to go. The need for Linda Bello-Ruiz can be contacted at • • • housing is huge. Help is needed. 707-331-3684; [email protected]. You Linda Bello Ruiz came to speak with the can fi nd resources on her website at: www. Fellowship of Christian Athletes FCA to make us aware of the tremendous need lindabelloruiz.com to rescue children and young women from sex Fellowship of Christian Athletes meets BY C.B. LAZAGA traffi cking throughout our country, and even the 2nd Friday of the month at 8 A.M. (except The May meeting of the Fellowship of Linda Bello-Ruiz in our own community. “The sex trade is all July & Dec.). Exceptional speakers and $10 Christian Athletes (FCA) was honored by around us,” she said, “including prime tourist breakfast, everyone welcome at Lincoln Hills the presence of Kathie Camerer, president of areas, at rock concerts and sporting events. Community Church, 950 East Joiner Parkway, Lincoln High School’s FCA “huddle” (name Kathie led the FCA huddle of 110 members Malls, streets and even schools are prime Lincoln. For information call: Rodger Oswald given to each FCA group.) The Lincoln High in singing God Bless America. places for luring needy, disillusioned young 916-543-2032. Huddle is 400 students strong and meets Keynote speaker was Linda Bello-Ruiz girls into sex slavery. She shared that when FBI • • • monthly in the school’s gymnasium. who is an inspirational speaker on faith, hope, agents and police offi cers fanned out across the Kathie spoke of the blessings she and purpose and service. Her mission is to change country in 2013, in a weeklong effort to rescue SCLH Table Tennis other athletes received from the annual Lincoln lives of street children in Central America, as child sex traffi cking victims, they pulled minors Hills FCA Scholarships given to students at well as, the whole world. BY HENK VAN EMPEL as young as 11 from hotel rooms, truck stops Lincoln and Whitney High Schools. This award Her story, as told in her book, From Tears We all know by now that Table Tennis and homes. Among the 168 juveniles recovered gives each student a two-week summer camp to Triumph, My Journey to the House of Hope is good for you. 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It’s called the doctor Tim ladder play. are stepping up to stop this crime against peace of Jesus Christ in our lives, not to forget In retirement, living in Lincoln Hills, Sign up for it next time, fi nd the results in the children, but much more is needed. We all honing our athletic skills as well.” Linda wrote her memoir and joined Courage step by step progress and reach the top. can make a difference.” Indeed, these scholarships were Worldwide, an organization in Placer County In addition Tim also gives free lessons on If anyone is in need of help, or if meaningful to more lives than one can imagine. that has established restoration homes for Friday morning (8:00 AM-9:00 AM), Sunday you suspect sex traffi cking, please call the Before going on to the keynote speaker, minors rescued from sex traffi cking. Courage FBI hotline: 1-866-347-2423. Parents and (cont’ on page 35)

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SCLH Table Tennis the players. fl ight. In the Mixed, Flight One, fi rst place was and Susan Kort tied for third place in Flight Thursday, June 16th, is the date for Men’s won by Feller, Parker, Sanderson and Tilton, Eight and for 12th overall. Zelna Morrow (cont’ from page 34) and Women’s Singles Tournament. David with 131. While second and third tied at 134, placed third in Flight Seven and was 15th after 1:30 PM, and Tuesday after 6:30 PM. Mateer, Tournament Director, is putting Hebert, Kalani, Thom and Williams took the overall. Bonnie Hing was fi rst in Flight Six. Playing is free, but watching may cost together a new format that should entice all tiebreaker over the Feldmans and Fullers. For Congrats to all of our ladies that persevered in you. (Just kidding). Come; bring a friend or entrants. Flight Two, with a low score of 123, the team this marathon that lasted up to six hours each family member. And with summer around the LHTG’s semi-annual meeting is scheduled of Ingrahams, Jansen and Shoaf bested the day in some cases. Whew! corner you may have visitors with interest in for Thursday, June 30, at 1:30 P.M. It will be second place team of Briggs and Carrs, by After chipping our way through May, June the game. It’s a cool place we have on Sunday held at KS auditorium. Be informed and three strokes. In the Ladies, Flight One was starts with the end of the two-day Sunheim Cup, 12:30 PM-4:00 PM, Tuesday 6:00 PM-9:00 PM, attend this meeting. snagged by Brinkerhoff, McCoy, Philpott and which pits Sun City Lincoln Hills against Sun Friday 8:00 AM-1:00 PM. Next LHTG Board of Directors’ monthly Warren, two strokes better than the Second City Roseville. Then two major tournaments: Henk van Empel. retiredlion@gmail. meeting to be held, Monday, June 6th, 2:00 place team of Heckman, Martin, Newberry and the Invitational, that plays in early June and the com 916-434-5464 P.M., at 1580 Summerhill Lane. All are Orlove, with 129. And, in the Ladies, Flight Bev Ansbro Red, White and Blue at month’s • • • welcome to attend. Two, D’Agnostini, Pharis, Salmon and Ward end, drive our June calendar. For further information on the above, carded 129, to beat the second place team of • • • Tennis Group contact: Bobwhite [email protected] or Chavet, Devers, McDonald and Valencia by BJ White [email protected] eight strokes. LH Lincsters BY BJ WHITE Phone: 543-1350 Judy Dong had one of her best-ever days Summer has arrived and tennis is in full BY SUSAN PHARIS WEB SITE: www.sclhtg.com of golf to claim the NetChix low net, scoring a swing!! Courts 8 thru 11 have been repaired, Beautiful Spring weather has brought • • • 65, including one birdie. As an avid Warrior resurfaced and ready for many matches to out an average fi eld of fi fty-three players fan, Dong must have been channeling Steph be played on them. As the heat increases, so each week. There were numerous fi rst time LH Ladies Golf — 18-Holers Curry for that come-away-with win. The does dehydration. Remember to drink lots birdies and chip-ins, and many under sixteen fi rst place fi nishers were Lani Dodd, Karen of liquids. BY CANDICE KOROPP putts, including Sharon Herilhy who had only McGraw, Peggy Carr and Julie Storer in their The Winners’ Plaques have been The 18-holers were in full swing for the thirteen putts on May 11. respective fl ights. Carr was only one stroke refurbished, updated and removed from Month of May. The Spring Fling was played on On April 13 play was on the back nine from the winners circle, netting a 66. Edda Pavilion wall. You can now view them on the the Hills with fl ights for Ladies and for Mixed of the Hills. Nancy McDonald won Flight A Ashe was awarded the CTP for Hole Seven. walls of the Sports Bar. (or Couples) pairings, followed by the NetChix. with a net 31. Flight B winner was Jeannine The PWGA Senior and Super Senior A great evening of tennis was held on Also, several ladies from our club played in the Wuschnig with a net 31. Flight C was won by Tournament is one of six Northern California April 26th, at Sun City’s courts, between LHTG Pacifi c Womens’ Golf Assn. Senior and Super Carmen Farrington, also with a net 31. Flight tournaments and it was hosted by Lincoln players and Lincoln High School tennis team. Senior Championship; a two-day event here D winnings were shared by Edna Linville and Hills this year. So, naturally our ladies had Those students are pure joy to be around--- at the Lincoln Hills courses. Mary Magnum, both with a net of 32. an advantage to enter this event. And, by great attitudes, sense humor and good tennis On Cinco de Mayo, a Cha, Cha, Cha was On April 20 play was on the back nine golly, it paid off for Susan Petersen. She won players. Cannot say enough positive comments played for the Spring Fling, with a full fi eld of of the Orchard. Flight A was won by Brenda the Low Net in the Super Seniors, by three about them!!! participants. A continental breakfast kicked D’Andre with a net of 34. Flight B was won strokes over her competition, totaling 138, LITT had a very successful season with off a fun day of golf and gab, produced by Pat by Marnie Badgley with a net of 39; Flight C over the two days; and she also took fi rst place 50 participants. The level of tennis was fairly Morgan and her “crew” of helpers including Pat winner was Charlotte Raifaisen with a net of in Flight Three. A handful of LHLG women competitive, yet, fun was had by all. A root Lewis (breakfast), Donna McDonald (entries), 37. Flight D was won by Bev Johnson with a were notable contestants, among the many beer fl oat party was held on the fi nal day of Sandy Tamanti (ballroom décor), and Shari net of 34. who played. Kathi Botelho took fi rst place in LITT--- a good way to end the season for all Loyd, the emcee of the awards. At least two or three strokes separated the winners in each Flight Two and place seventh overall. Pat Ward (cont’ on page 36)

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LH Lincsters Herbert Trueblood, Mercer Tyson, Karl Williams, Paul Fellner. The Just For Fun (cont’ from page 35) winners were Charley Kendall and Larry The back nine of the Orchard Course was Schutz. Our next tournament is the location for play on April 27. Flight A was a two-man Stableford scoring golf won by Elfi e Jenkins with a net of 36. Jeannine tournament. Stableford is a popular game Wuschnig won Flight B with a net score of 33. in the United Kingdom where it is possible Michele Howard took fi rst place in Flight C to record a competitive score despite having with a net of 37. Flight D was won by Barbara the occasional Gorden with a net of 38. bad hole. The The Stableford, or Tahoe Returning to the back nine of the Hills Classic in Lincoln, will be on June with play in the afternoon of May 11 was a 21st. Deadline for signups is June 14th. fi eld of forty-six players. Barbara Mikacich • • • won fl ight A with a net of 33. Sharon Herilhy took fi rst in Flight B with a net of 34. Carmen LH Pickleball Farrington won Flight C with a net of 34, and BY MIKE GARDNER Georgia Shipley took Flight D with a net of 41. One can at a time, Lincoln Hills Pickleball Contact: Pat Shafer, [email protected]; Club member Mona Wheeler is helping college Lincster website: lincsters.com dreams come true for three local high school • • • students. She has raised more than $1,500 by LH Men’s Golf Club voluntarily collecting and redeeming recyclable BY DOUG HINCHEY cans and bottles left at the courts. The Lincoln Hills Men’s Golf Club Now, her labors are paying off in the form Champonship winners were Ed Larazek for of three, $500 scholarships recently awarded to the Low a trio graduating from Lincoln High. Gross score. Ron Cook and Tom Traxel, They are: Alejandra Ceja, who will attend William Jessup University; Penelope Garcia, tyed for the Low Net. The The new sign-up board is a welcome addition to the pickleball courts. qualifi ers for the Penny Carolyn Shoot Out who will enroll at UC San Diego; and Aaron It’s permanent and weather-proof. were Dennis Cumiford, Dan Kramer Jackson, who is bound for Sierra College. and John Mickel. Flight 1 winners were: Even though the weather is heating up, Ron Cook, Mike Munro, Tony Dipaola, Peter play is really not slowing down on the courts. Harper, Doug Players are enjoying the newly resurfaced Lessons also continue. Beginners can morning at the courts. Space is limited to 16 Swanson, Rodger Oswald, Steve Mumma Courts 1-3 and a new all-weather permanent learn the fundamentals at 1 p.m. Wednesdays participants. and John Michel. Flight 2: Bruce Lyau, sign-up board made possible through the – no reservations or paddles are necessary. Pickleball 101 offered by Andrea Mayorga Dennis Plattner, Rich Yoshikawa, Roger efforts of the Homeowners Association and Intermediate lessons will be at 3 p.m. Tuesdays. launches June 2. She also continues her D Cummings, Rich Rogers, Jerome Pickleball Club Vice-President Ron Slagle. For advanced players rated 3.5 or higher, popular “Drill With Simon” classes at 4 p.m. Maynard, Steve Garavito. Flight 3: Brian While most ladder play is suspended Richard Norman and Mike Hilton provide Wednesdays, using the automatic ball machine. Wanzer, Dick Dibiaso, John Griggs, starting June 1, the Monday women’s ladder instruction on the fi rst and third Mondays will go on until July. at 6:30 p.m. Signups are taken starting that (cont’ on page 37)

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129 to 135. Mens High Scratch Series, Dave Tuesday AM Bowling Harriman 751. Womens High Scratch Series, BY JOHN VOGELI Claudia Dehart 607. Mens High Scratch Hi Bowling fans, since my last article a Game, Dale Mellberg 279. Womens High lot has taken place. We had a position round, Scratch Game, Marilyn Edwards 231. High and play-off for the overall champions for Mens Handicap Series, CJ Johnson 806. High the 15/16 Winter league at Strikes Unlimited Womens Handicap Series, Judy Greenhaw 745. in Rocklin. I’ll start with the position round. Mens High Handicap Game, Ron Meyer 318. Stars and Strikes ( John Vogeli, Renee Gann, Womens High Handicap Game, Ann Kelly 285. Blaine Eisenbeis, Randy Dvorak) took on The Now for some team statistics. Team Dawgs (Richard Bronson, Sady Manildi, Ed Scratch Series, Shuda Been 2405. Team Scratch Keyton, Bill Taylor) for the second half title Game, Roll X (Helen Rodante, Fred Holland, to see who would play-off against the 1st half CJ Johnson, Rex Miller) 825. Team Handicap champions Shuda Been (Linda Cristoni, John Series, Where’s George (Judy Greenhaw and Cho, Jeff Mattimoe, Dave Harriman) for the Paul Greenhaw) 2787. Team Handicap Game, overall Championship. Stars and Strikes, led Stars and Strikes with a 1004. by Blaine Eisenbeis 663 series rolled over the We also had a sweepers the last day of Dawgs 5-2. Renee Gann also bowled over the season. This was a separate event for each her avg. all three games. However Stars and bowler to be on their own against the rest of Strikes euphoria was short lived. The following the league. The winners of High Handicap week on Tuesday May 10th, they ran into a Game for Men: CJ Johnson 277, 2nd Richard very hot Shuda Been team. To win the title, Bronson 271 , 3rd Jeff Mattimoe 263, 4th the winning team would have to win 2 games Lowell Torno 258. High Handicap game for out of 3. Shuda Been won the fi rst game by Women; 1st Pam P-Morison 265, 2nd Helen 54 pins and the second, a little closer but Rodante 260, 3rd Ann Holbak 254, 4th Jeanine decisive, by 11 pins. Dave Harriman had a 237 Bronson 247. Winners of High Handicap and 243 in those games. Linda Cristoni also Series for Women; 1st Rumiko Asbell 710, had a couple of nice games, 162 and 175. So 2nd Claudia Dehart 705, 3rd Carole McGrath Congratulations to Shuda Been for being the 684, 4th Rosalie Meyer 668. Winners of High Tuesday Sun Seniors Winter 15/16 Champions. Handicap Series for Men: 1st Dale Mellberg At this time I would like to recognize some 747, 2nd Bob Vincent 745, 3rd Ron Meyer personal accomplishments for the season. 703, 4th Randy Dvorak 689. Congratulations to The Mens High Avg: Dave Harriman with a all of these Bowlers and the rest of the League 218, followed by Dave Fisk with a 195. The for a great season. 458 McBean Park Drive Womens High Avg: Claudia Dehart with a • • • 175 followed by Helen Rodante with a 163. Lincoln, CA 95648 The Mens Most Improved Avg: Mike Johanik Tel: 916.434.2550 - Fax: 916.434.2551 from 130 to 144, followed by Dale Mellberg 182 to 194. The Womens Most Improved Avg: www.robertsonadamslaw.com Ann Kelly 142 to 150, followed by Ann Holbak (more Club News cont’ on page 41)

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The teams may be all male 1st Place (9 points): Strikers (Gail BY PATRICK CRENSHAW open games, call Barbara Dorf (434-8234), or all female or any mix of the two. There is Ramsden, Paul Brown, Margie & John Habein) The Sacramento Spring Sectional Squeak Conner (645-9085) or Lynne White still time to join us either as an individual or 2nd Place (8 points): Striking Quartet tournament, held from April 29 through May (253 9882). For a partner in the Wednesday as a complete team. The only restriction is that (Pat Hill, Barbara & Veto Scurto, Mike Salli) 1, took place in the Orangevale Community or Saturday limited games, call Sheila Ross you must be a senior 50+ years of age. The 3rd Place (7 points): Who Cares! (Henry Center. The list of club winners and their (434 6165 or Lynne White (253 9882). For cost is $11 per person per week. In addition Hockl, Robin Olney, Marie & Mick Brown) winnings is available from our web page listed more information, please visit the club website: you will get two free games of bowling a week 4th Place (6 points): 4 Better or Worse below. Congratulations to Maurie Studin, who www.bridgewebs.com/lincolnhills, or call club to practice or just to beat the heat. (Gary Wilson, Jennifer Iwig, Ray Hill, Horace topped our list winning 5.42 master points, and president Sharon Neff (543 8897). If you are interested in joining please Snowden) to all 30 of our club winners. Don’t forget that • • • contact Linda Zierman by email at lzierman@ If you’d like to join our fall league the California Capital Regional tournament sbcglobal.net or by phone at (916)408-2397. (beginning in September) OR join our will be held in the Sacramento Double Tree • • • summer league, Hot Strikers, (beginning Hotel, May 30 through June 5. 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I we had breakfast at the hotel, uh, apartments, This struck me as a great plus and the next day left off with Beverly and I stuck in a room and our stay included coupons for a dozen I went back and bought another shirt. I’m still in the apartment’s annex right above a noisy our so local restaurants. Our routine was to wearing those two shirts today. amusement park and, on top of this, it was get up, say Ola to whomever was in the dining Looking back, it was great fun living raining almost all the time we’d been there. room, have breakfast, then go for a walk on abroad, if even for two short spells. However, I hadn’t mentioned that we’d found out we the boardwalk by the sea. It was in a way like I came to the conclusion that I could never be hadn’t been supplied with soap, shampoo or going on the Salthill Prom but, now that the a full-time expatriate. For one thing, I’m a full- any of the other toilet items we’d normally rain had stopped, much warmer and without time sports fan and it would be inconceivable expect to fi nd when staying abroad. It was the Galway wind. to not be able to watch NFL games when the explained to us that this was because the We found a place on the boardwalk which football season started, not to mention the Every month Bajondillo was, as its name should have told Beverly called the Banana Cabana, where we Super Bowl, and NBA games when basketball us, an apartment building and not a hotel. Yes, could stop and have sangria, our preferred started. I no longer watch baseball on TV, the this made a crucial difference. So, on our fi rst drink in Spain, with a snack of olives that were games go on forever, but I’d still want to be people in day there we had to go to a store, in the rain, the best we’ve ever had. We enjoyed just sitting able to watch the World Series. And speaking to buy these items. The store, I’m sure, made a there looking out at the blue water and relaxing. of TV, I’d miss American television. I know nice little business from people like ourselves The servers at the Banana Cabana came to most of it is terrible and it’s called the idiot box Sun City who were staying at the Bajondillo. recognize us (they probably thought of us as with good reason. Still, European television is Being experienced travelers, we knew we those two old Americanos), and knew what we even worse. In Ireland, the best thing we could had to complain and ask to be moved, which wanted. It was nice to become “regulars.” Every fi nd were old reruns of “Friends.” In Spain, I turn to our we did, but we were told the place was fi lled day we tried a different restaurant and those we couldn’t fi nd anything. There’s also the food. up. We renewed our complaint every day and liked we went to again. Our favorite was called Foreign food does have its merits, with many fi nally we were told another apartment was pages for the the Don Canape and it served the biggest plate dishes better than ours. But the one thing available in the main building. Even then the of canapés I’ve ever seen, featuring a shrimp they can’t make is a good hamburger, the fi rst desk clerk told us nobody was available to help cocktail with a lighted sparkler in the middle. thing I always had on returning from a trip us move our things. I must have looked ready latest on For some reason we thought this was great abroad. It’s also nice to have ice water served to murder someone at this point as he relented and I wonder why no other place has served in restaurants as a matter of course. and found someone. Our new apartment was meals with lighted sparklers. So I’m afraid that, no matter what the on the 15th fl oor or so and from the balcony community We found out the best way to get to the outcome is in November, we’ll stay in our we had a beautiful view of the Mediterranean town of Torremolinas itself was by taking an homeland and stick it out. Still, if we were and everything else down below. Even the elevator up to it and our usual routine was younger… news! apartment furnishings were much better. To for me to fi nd an outdoor café where I could

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Driving only on the golf course is or removing a tree from your yard, this article 15 years. Its pyramidal shape, beautiful might be helpful. Remember that all plants foliage, and the fact that it is a woodsy leg was fi ne, hardly felt any discomfort, but a different set of rules, but if you venture (and trees are no exception) have desirable evergreen that most pests dislike has made the one from my peck area was taken from onto the streets, be a good scout and under my arm, which caused severe nerve and undesirable characteristics. Coveting it a favorite for builders and homeowners keep it legal. As a reminder, many of the discomfort in my left arm, which after one the good aspects and tolerating the bad alike. Despite these nice features, this tree residents of Sun City Lincoln Hills have and a half months my Doctor prescribe a ones is the key. is a horizontal rooter and each of those roots grandchildren who want to drive our golf medication that controlled the pain. At In this article, we cover just a few trees goes all out to fi nd water to support the tree’s last I could sleep. carts around for fun. If they drive onto that are used extensively in our area. voracious thirst. So, it robs nearby plants of Anyway, let me get to the point, it was the streets in any motorized vehicle, they Ornamental Pear [Pyrus]. This tree is the water they need, it uproots block walls as if I died and came back to life, and all must be licensed drivers. really lovely when the profuse white blossoms and patios in the search for water, and as a my friends and people I didn’t even know Finally, Ryan of Electrick Motorsports appear in early spring – often late winter, tree capable of growing very tall, it is a serious sent me wonderful cards wishing me a safe was on hand at the clinic to offer advice here. It is stunning for about 15 years or threat to nearby structures. If this tree gets a swift recovery. My neighbors loved me, or service appointments for those owners so and builders use it extensively to adorn thirsty, it sheds needles, then tiny branches, and were very concern for me. Let me tell with serious problems. If you missed this their new homes. After that, the tree’s and eventually larger branches - becoming you, it was almost worth the discomfort from clinic, do not despair. We will be doing many branches that all start from the same porous, open, and ugly. The Sacramento the near death operation just to see all the this same type of clinic again next year, height become crowded, branches break off, Tree Foundation lists 80 ‘best’ trees for the love and concern, and I didn’t even have to around the same time, so if you missed and the tree gets too large for its space and Sacramento area on their website and this slowly becomes an eyesore. A good system tree is NOT among them. die. Thank God!! it, mark your calendar and check for the I’m not saying you need to have a serious is to replace this tree every 15 years. Some Maple Trees [Acer]. For several years notice in the Compass. Meanwhile, call varieties are better than others. we had an October Glory Red Maple tree in operation, or die to have your friends say nice Neighbors InDeed at 223-2763 to discuss things about you; you can make it happen Ornamental Plum [Prunus]. Like the the center of our yard and we just loved the all the other services we offer: information Ornamental Pear, this tree is simply beautiful autumn colors it provided each year. The while you are healthy and alive, just be a and referral to vetted service providers when it blooms in early spring – late winter. colors didn’t come in October, though. It was nice, caring, thoughtful person, and it will in the area, handy helpers to assist with Its pink fl owers are followed by a purple more like early December when we were not come to you. numerous household tasks, and medical foliage that adds this otherwise diffi cult-to- out in the yard as much to enjoy that color Think about it and make it happen. equipment to loan when you need it. As fi nd color to your garden. Also, it is not a show. Most maples are a thirsty tree and so Tom Dodaro large tree and so can fi t into smaller spaces. they are best in a lawn where water is ample. • • • always, if you are a neighbor in need, call Neighbors InDeed. Its downfall is that, without a timely spraying When my wife Karen and I complained to Quote of the month: “Part of the secret to ensure that cherry sized fruit doesn’t each other that the surrounding plants in our Send your letters to the editor... of success in life is to eat what you like and let form, this ‘fruitless’ tree produces the fruit yard were looking stressed, we reached the See page 3 for details! the food fi ght it out inside.” — Mark Twain anyway and it badly stains everything it falls conclusion that our prized maple tree was onto. Also, water sprouts on its arms – the consuming so much of the available water branches that head straight up to the sky – are (it wasn’t in a lawn) that we had to choose common and must be removed if the tree is between it and all the plants surrounding it. to have a nice appearance. Another builder We chose all the others. favorite to adorn new properties. So, if these handful of trees are not  Magnolia Grandifl ora. This widely my favorites for Roseville, what ARE my used tree known as Southern Magnolia is favorites? Next month’s article will offer a handsome evergreen tree that sports very some. So, stay tuned! large, intensely fragrant white blooms all season long. Its large glossy green leaves are handsome and the tree itself is quite stately. George Porter directed the landscaping and For these reasons it is a favorite of many. landscape maintenance work for over 20-years at the On the dark side, those leaves fall all year Northgate Property Owners Association in Walnut long producing cardboard-like debris for the Creek, CA before moving to Sun City Roseville owner and neighbors, and the tree grows to (SCR) in 1999. At SCR, he has worked with various such a large size at maturity that it is at its staff specialists to provide the landscape designs and best on large southern plantations or on the upgrades to the Common Areas as well as a number of Golf Course locations. At his SCR home, he grows grounds of our state capitol. Other varieties almost all of the plants used in his designs. His home of magnolia are worth considering. and garden have been featured on a number of local Redwoods [Sequoia]. This one is a home/garden tours.

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