The Official Magazine of Sun City Lincoln Hills

October 2012 Compass

Dues Remain at $104 per Hail to Our Club month for 2013 ... pages 2 & 9 Leaders! ... pages 46-47

Glitter, Carols, Dances & Photograph Our November Fireworks! ... page 2 Compass Cover... page 3

Updated Spa, Amphitheater & Pickleball Facilities for 2013 ... page 7 Association News In This Issue Board of Directors Report A Day Trip for the Season ...... 17 Dues for 2013 Remain at $104 per Month Ken Silverman, President, SCLH Board of Directors Activities News & Happenings ...... 2 It has been a very ects are approved and then the Finance Advertisers’ Directory ...... 91 busy September for Committee recommends how the projects Association Contacts & Hours Directory ...... 90 the staff and the Board should be funded. After many meetings, Board of Directors Report...... 2 of Directors along with the final budget, capital items and reserve Board of Directors Election Dates ...... 5 the Properties and Finance Committees. replacements are presented to the Board Bucket List...... 15 This is the time of year when each of of Directors for approval. This happened at our Association’s departments presents the September 27 Board meeting. Bulletin Board ...... 35 their plans for the up- • You Are Invited ...... 35 coming year and their “If you are interested in If you are interest- • Farmers’ Market, Certified ...... 35 budget. I find them hearing the final presenta- ed in hearing the final Calendar of Events ...... 3 all very informative presentations by the Classes ...... 59 and it is obvious that a tions and the voting re- committees and the Club Ads ...... 11 great deal of time and sults by the Board, please voting results by the effort has been put Board, please visit our Club News ...... 19 visit our website (www. in by the department website (www.suncity- Commercial Presentation ...... 39 staff members. During suncity-lincolnhills.org); go lincolnhills.org); go to Compliance Committee ...... 9 the budget meetings, to News and click on the News and click on the Connections ...... 3 discussion centers on September 27 podcast of September 27 podcast Finance Committee ...... 9 how our Association the Board meeting.” of the Board meeting. Fitness News ...... 7, 75 will spend our dues The Board of Di- and provide necessary rectors approved the Food & Beverage ...... 10, 58 changes in Lifestyle and operations. These operating budget for 2013 and the Golf Cart Inspections ...... 69 meetings are always open to our residents. monthly dues for each house will stay at Hail to Our Club Leaders! ...... 46-47 At the same time these meetings are the current $104 a month. This has been Holiday Hours of Operation by Department ...... 5 happening, the Properties Committee accomplished due to the hard work of our In Memoriam ...... 41 looks at all the capital requests from staff and volunteers. Congratulations and Library News ...... 17 residents, clubs and staff. The commit- thanks to all. tee, with staff input, also determines Please read both the Properties and Lincoln Hills Community Forums ...... 86 what existing facilities might need to be Finance Committee reports in this issue Lincoln Hills Golf ...... 74 replaced, with those changes coming out for further details about the Capital items Neighborhood Watch ...... 10 of our reserve funds. The Properties Com- that will be accomplished and how they Properties Committee ...... 7 mittee then makes recommendations to will be funded in 2013. Preventive Maintenance: The Art of Calm ...... 15 our Finance Committee as to what proj- Seeking Members: Elections Comm. 2014 Election .. 5 Special Events/Bus Trips ...... 43 Activities News & Happenings Strategic Advisory Committee ...... 5 The Spa at Kilaga Springs ...... 15, 64 Glitter, Carols, Dances & Fireworks! Upcoming Meetings ...... 3 We won’t be bored this holiday season! Lavina Samoy, Lifestyle Program Manager Wellness Classes...... 89 Believe it or not, the holidays are just and friends for a fun around the corner. Here’s the lowdown on evening (page 54). Lin- On the cover all the holiday activities brewing for you in coln Hills Chorus’ “A Bonnie Canfield, left, and Audrey Wilhite the Lifestyle Department! Choral Holiday Tapestry” on December preparing to head out on a recent Reserve a table with friends at the Sea- 9-11 will put you in joyful spirits with their overnight trip to Hearst Castle and son of Color Fashion Show on November 2 marvelous vocal arrangements (page 54). Cambria. Our next overnight trip is to (page 44) and see the latest styles — per- The “World’s Longest Running Phantom,” San Francisco for holiday shopping — fect timing for holiday parties. Speaking of Franc d’ Ambrosio serenades with a Christ- see page 57 for details parties, our Holiday Dinner Dance featur- mas in New York Concert on December 18 Photo by Jeannine Balcombe ing the Metro Swing Band on December with holiday standards from The American 7 is an excellent time to gather neighbors Please see “Glitter, Carols, Dances” on page 41

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Upcoming Association-Related Meetings Board of Directors Report Date • Time • Place October 15-November 30 Calendar of Events Dues for 2013 Remain at $104 per Month Golf Cart Registration ...... Thursday, October 18, November 1 & 15, 8:00 AM, OC Lodge October 15-November 20 Ken Silverman, President, SCLH Board of Directors Strategic Advisory Committee ...... Monday, October 15, 11:00 AM, Gables Date Event Page # New Resident Orientation ...... Tuesday, October 16, 1:00 PM, Solarium 10/15 Genealogy “New Family Search” 25 Board of Directors Special Meeting ...... Wednesday, October 17, 1:00 PM, Multipurpose Room 10/15 Document Destruction 43 Finance Committee Meeting ...... Thursday, October 18, 9:00 AM, Oaks 10/15 Oktoberfest Celebration 43 ARC/Architectural Review Committee ...... Monday, October 22, 9:00 AM, Heights 10/16 Home, Health & Business Showcase 43 Board of Directors Meeting ...... Thursday, October 25, 9:00 AM, P-Hall (KS) 10/16 New Resident Orientation 43 Board of Directors Special Meeting ...... Thursday, October 25, 10:30 AM, Oaks 10/16 Bus Trip: Apple Hill 59* Board of Directors Executive Session ...... Thursday, October 25, 11:00 AM, Oaks 10/17 Forum: “Managing Stress and Depression” 15, 86 Elections Committee ...... Friday, November 2, 10:00 AM, Fine Arts Room 10/18 Book Discussion: “To America: Historian Reflects” 21 Strategic Advisory Committee ...... Monday, November 5, 11:00 AM, Gables 10/18 Speaker: Parachute Packer/Heavy-Drop Tech 32 CCOC/Chartered Clubs/Community Orgs...... Tuesday, November 6, 9:30 AM, Solarium 10/19 Bus Trip: Beale Air Force Base 59* CCRC/Communications & Comm. Relations ..... Tuesday, November 6, 1:30 PM, Solarium 10/20 “Making Fun Fuzzy Jacket from Sweatshirt” 28 Compliance Committee ...... Wednesday, November 7, 10:30 AM, Oaks 10/20 Bus Trip: San Francisco Saturday Shopping 59* ARC/Architectural Review Committee ...... Monday, November 12, 9:00 AM, Heights 10/22 The Music of Fleetwood Mac 43 Properties Committee Meeting ...... Tuesday, November 13, 1:00 PM, Fine Arts Room Finance Committee Meeting ...... Wednesday, November 14, 9:00 AM, Oaks 10/23 Bus Trip: Speaker Series Sanjay Gupta, MD 59* Listening Post ...... Wednesday, November 14, 9:00 AM, Solarium 10/23 Financial Wellness: “Finding Yield” 89 Board of Directors Meeting ...... Thursday, November 15, 9:00 AM, Front Ballroom 10/24 “The Diagnosis/Treatment of Dementia” 19 Board of Directors Special Meeting ...... Thursday, November 15, 10:30 AM, Front Ballroom 10/24 Forum: Handy Helpers Back Again! 86 Board of Directors Executive Session ...... Thursday, November 15, 11:00 AM, Heights 10/25 Bus Trip: A Walk in the Castro 44 Strategic Advisory Committee ...... Monday, November 19, 11:00 AM, Gables 10/26 Music Group “Open Mic Night” 27 ARC/Architectural Review Committee ...... Monday, November 26, 9:00 AM, Heights 10/26 Halloween “Spooktacular” Dance 44 Meetings in OC Lodge unless noted otherwise. Please confirm meeting time & room on website. 10/27 Readers’ Theater: “Dracula” 29 10/29 “Local Geology” 25 10/30 Bus Trip: Broadway Series “Memphis” 59* Connections 11/01 Bus Trip: USS Potomac 59* Jeannine Balcombe, Senior Director of Lifestyle and Communications 11/02 “Season of Color” Fashion Show Event 44 Photo contest — come one, come all! Presentation Hall 11/05 Bus Trip: Apple Hill 45 New this month is a photo contest to Renovation 11/07 Neighborhood Watch Annual Mtg./Dessert Potluck 10 recognize the best photo submitted that Autumn is a time for 11/07 “What’s Out There Beyond Neptune” 19 depicts autumn colors within Sun City change and as you prob- 11/07 Bus Trip: Reno Silver Legacy 45 Lincoln Hills. The professional, amateur ably know, we will be renovating the Kilaga 11/08 “Limited Vision... Unlimited Potential” 24 and “just for fun” photographic talent Springs Lodge Presentation Hall during the 11/08 “Nutritional Supplements: Latest Research” 24 within our community is vast and your next few months beginning October 29. 11/08 Bus Trip: Off to the Races 45 Association wants to display an example of Functions in the Presentation Hall have 11/09 Live Entertainment: Dueling Pianos 45 your talent on the cover of our November been moved to different meeting rooms at 11/09 Forum: “Community Survey Analysis” 86 Compass. Our beautiful trees, sunrise and both OC and KS, so please be sure to check 11/10 Holiday Arts & Crafts Fair 11, 22 sunsets, wildlife, waterfowl and activities with your contacts before heading off to a provide spectacular photo opportunities regular meeting at Presentation Hall (KS). 11/11 Veterans Day Ceremony 32 that we want to showcase in our various You can always call the Activities Desks 11/12 Speaker: Ed Pandolfino, Ornithologist 20 publications including the Compass and at both OC and KS for room information. 11/13 “Kick the Procrastination Habit” 89 resident and public websites. To spur your Check E-Bulletins and the resident website 11/14 “Should You Use Social Media Websites?” 23 interest, we are offering a $100 SCLH gift for renovation updates. 11/15 Book Discussion: State of Wonder 21 card prize to the person whose photo is Kilaga Springs Library News: 11/15-17 LH Players: Yankee Doodle Dandy” 48 selected for our November Compass cover. Investment Section 11/16 “How to Protect Yourself if Use Facebook, etc.” 23 Please see contest rules on page 86. I Cleon Johnson reports that Morning- 11/18 Bus Trip: “The Barber of Seville” Sac. Opera 48 always appreciate receiving photographs star will no longer offer a print version of 11/19 “Thanksgiving Floral Arrangement” 25 you are willing to share for SCLHCA pub- their Mutual Fund Service as of January 11/19 Genealogy “Coroner’s Records” 25 licity purposes. Thank you in advance, 1, 2013, due mostly to printing and mail- 11/19 Comedy Night at OC Ballroom 48 and enjoy capturing Lincoln Hills in your ing costs. They will be offering an online 11/20 Wearable Arts Fashion Show 28 autumn outings. version but it is limited to one person at a Please see “Connections” on page 86 Find these listings with yellow highlighting on the pages shown. (* Indicates sold out event.) Compass October 2012 3 Living Barrier Free

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Strategic Advisory Committee High Resident Satisfaction Board of Directors’ Election Dates Agnes Valdez, Strategic Advisory Committee Vice Chair, [email protected] Interested in running? There will be four seats available on the Board. The 2007 Strategic Advisory Report for • September 19 to October 19, not later than 4:00 PM Sun City Lincoln Hills followed the transi- Candidates may file their intention to run for the Board of Directors tion from Pulte/Del Webb management • October 22 — Final Slate of Candidates announced to resident management and contained recommen- • November 9 — Deadline for Candidate ballot statements and dations for maintaining an Member Issues Statements to be submitted by 4:00 PM active adult community as • January 16 — Candidate Forum Session #1 established by Del Webb. • January 18 — Candidate Forum Session #2 The recommendations were • January 19 — Candidate Forum Session #3 oriented toward the com- • January 14-18 — Elections Packets Mailed munity as a whole and based on the post- transition experiences – successes as well • February 21 — Election ballots counted and results posted as pitfalls – learned from older Del Webb Note: If you missed the September 12 Candidate Information Session, please contact Fran- Communities. These recommendations ces Swanson, Elections Committee Chair: [email protected]. were also supported by information from interviews with staff at that time and re- presented to the SAC a draft of the Seeking Members: sults from a short survey of the residents. quantitative resident survey findings. Elections Committee for The work of the 2012 The preliminary findings Strategic Advisory Com- BWR will present the final results showed a very high per- the 2014 Election mittee (SAC) focuses on and findings of the July community centage of the residents The Elections Committee is responsible the specific needs of the telephone survey at a Community participating in the July for the nomination and qualification of residents of our commu- telephone survey are cur- Forum for residents and staff candidates for election to the Board of nity as determined by a rently very satisfied with Directors and also for conducting the elec- baseline survey, data and scheduled Friday, November 9, at the services, programs, tion. Unlike other Standing Committees of information from staff, 10:00 AM in Orchard Creek Lodge. and amenities offered at the Board, this committee and its chair are and a review of the 2007 Special notices and E-Bulletins will SCLH and rate the quality appointed each year for the next election. report. This committee’s of life either “excellent” The Board is accepting applications for recommendations may be posted reminding residents of or “good.” At the same the 2014 Elections Committee through be incorporated into a this important presentation. time, further study of September 2012. The Term of the ap- Strategic Framework, these survey results point pointment is April 1, 2013 thru March 30, a guide or “road map,” identifying spe- out at least five areas or issues requiring 2014. The Board will interview applicants cific goals, expectations, and proposals further study. In early September, BWR in October 2012 and appoint the 2014 for SCLH during the next five years. The provided cross tabs, linking factors such Committee and Chair in November 2012. Framework may include methods for mea- as age, gender, years of residency, and Applications available at the Activities suring progress toward and fulfillment of utilization of facilities and services to the Desks (OC/KS) or download the Committee these expectations by annual or periodic number and types of responses. This ad- Application from the Association resident checks between 2012 and 2017. ditional information will enable the SAC to website. On August 27, BW Research (BWR) do further analysis of the identified areas. Holiday Hours of Operation by Department Administration Activities Desk Fitness KS Cafe Meridians Spa at KS Weds., November 21 Normal hours 8:00 AM-5:00 PM Normal hours Normal hours Normal hours Normal hours Thurs., November 22 Closed Closed 6:00-11:30 AM Normal hours Thanksgiving Feast Closed Fri., November 23 Closed 10:00 AM–4:00 PM 6:00 AM-5:30 PM Normal hours Normal Hours Normal hours Sat., November 24 Closed 8:00 AM-6:00 PM Normal hours Normal hours Normal Hours Normal hours Mon., December 24 8:00 AM-2:00 PM 8:00 AM-1:00 PM 6:00 AM-2:30 PM 6:00 AM-2:30 PM 7:00 AM-2:30 PM 9:00 AM-2:00 PM Tues., December 25 Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Mon., December 31 8:00 AM-2:00 PM 8:00 AM-1:00 PM 6:00 AM-2:30 PM Normal hours New Year’s Eve Event 9:00 AM-2:00 PM Tues., January 1, 2013 Closed Closed 6:00 AM-5:30 PM Normal hours Normal Hours Closed

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Updated Spa, Amphitheater and Pickleball Facilities Planned for 2013 Dan Hardesty, Properties Committee Chair

We are all fortunate to classes, and additional live in Sun City Lincoln Hills. room for upgraded ser- For 2013, your Board of Directors has vices like facial LED red approved a number of upgrades to our light therapies and infrared facilities to meet the new and changing sauna. needs of our community while keeping Pickleball: Three new your dues at their present level of $104 courts with enhanced per month. When you compare our plans lighting and better player to those of many cities and other agencies, access will bring our total it is a tribute to our management, staff and courts to six for this popu- volunteers. lar new sport. Come on out Amphitheater: The original structure is and give it a try. suffering from rot and needs replacement. Basketball: the present We will use the opportunity to raise the court next to Pickleball will stage, flatten the dance floor and provide be redesigned to better fit retractable shade and a beautiful new fa- the needs of our grandchil- çade matching other areas. We can dance dren and will be relocated. and maybe still see the entertainers. Yea! New exercise equip- The Spa at Kilaga Springs: The out- ment: Older cross trainer door atrium area will be enclosed, air and other machines will Renderings, from top, The Spa Atrium open area; Amphitheater conditioned, and create a multi-functional be replaced with new ma- space for such things as couples treatment, chines without the “sorry, group events and celebrations, educational maintenance in process” signs. Please see “Properties Committee” on page 33

Fitness News your first step would be to start a weight training or resistance training program to You May Be Thin But Are You Healthy increase your muscle mass. Orchard Creek The Facts on Being “Skinny Fat” Fitness Center offers body fat testing every Lisa Scroggs Smith, Assistant Director of Fitness first Thursday of the month in the Wellness Appearances are often higher blood sugar levels, higher blood Center. Come get tested and talk to one of deceiving. A common mis- pressure levels, and more fat around their our fitness experts on starting a strength conception in today’s society is that a thin organs. These individuals usually don’t training program today! person is healthy and an overweight per- have the same motivation for exercise as son is unhealthy. A person may look visibly someone who needs to work out to lose skinny but that doesn’t always mean they weight. The opposite is true for those are healthy. It can actually be considered who may look slightly “thicker” but are in worse if you are skinny and out of shape shape. These people have a greater desire Be Well Bingo! versus fit and slightly overweight. We all love to play the game. Now you Many people, especially older indi- We are offering a little incentive to can play and stay active during the holi- viduals, don’t see a problem weight-wise come to the Fitness Centers from days. Our goal is to keep your health and when they step on the scale but are very November 19 to December 19: fitness as a top priority during the most surprised when they get their body fat Be Well Bingo is here! stressful and busiest time of the year. (Re- tested. We have a lot of residents who are ally, this is the time you need it the most!) shocked to find they are in an unhealthy to work out, usually test lower in body fat, We are offering you a little incentive range for body fat, especially if they are and reap all the other healthy benefits of to come to the Fitness Centers from No- thin. They are considered “skinny fat,” exercise such as lower blood sugar and vember 19 to December 19. Come pick up which means they lack muscle and tend to blood pressure levels. your Be Well Bingo cards and all the great have more fat than lean tissue. It has been If you think you are skinny fat or have details at the Fitness Centers starting on found that skinny fat people tend to have a higher amount of fat than lean tissue, November 12. Happy Holidays and Be Well! Group Exercise Class Schedule: page 78 Complete listing of Fitness classes: pages 75-80 Compass October 2012 7 Aunt Dee’s House Cleaning 916-521-9963 Weekly, Bi-Monthly & Monthly Services Move In & Move Out • Licensed and Bonded

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There is No Big Brother in Lincoln Hills most frequent way is the observation by David Stone, Compliance Committee Chair the Community Standards Manager of a potential violation while she is out in the A common question The overwhelming majority of all cases community following up on a resident I am often asked when a are triggered by a resident complaint, complaint. There is no concerted effort by resident learns I am on the either on a complaint form available at staff or committee members to regularly Compliance Committee is, “Does the com- the Membership Desk or on the Associa- canvass the community with the express mittee patrol the streets of Lincoln Hills to seek purpose of finding violations. out and find violations so that the owners can The term “Big Brother” has its The goal and the culture of both staff be brought in for hearings?” The question literary source in George Orwell’s and the committee is to resolve violations seems to suggest that the Association novel 1984. One definition of by working with owners in a collabora- engages in a type of “Big Brother” activity tive and cooperative manner to find the the term reads, ”the head of a and not in the charitable sense. easiest, least expensive, and most peaceful totalitarian regime that keeps its The term “Big Brother” has its literary solutions. This approach is very successful source in George Orwell’s novel 1984. One citizens under close surveillance.” as the number of cases coming before the definition of the term reads, “…the head I can assure you there is no Big committee for discipline has been declin- of a totalitarian regime that keeps its citizens Brother in Lincoln Hills. ing for several years. This is attributable under close surveillance.” I can assure you to dedicated work by staff and the commit- there is no Big Brother in Lincoln Hills. tion website. These are submitted to the tee, and as importantly, to the responsible Alleged violations of our Governing Community Standards Manager who will actions of our fellow residents who care Documents come to the attention of follow up by interviewing the complainant for the integrity of our community. Community Standards and the Compli- and/or the owner involved, or by a visit to George Orwell would find no evidence ance Committee mainly in two ways. the site of the alleged violation. The other of his literary creation in SCLH!

Solid Financial Results Year-to-date and partment head explained their plans to No Change in 2013 Dues improve performance and contain costs Hank Lipschitz, Finance Committee Chair to reach this figure. I only wish we had better attendance at our meetings so that eptember is always a busy month results and a profit of you could see the well thought-out plans for your Finance Committee and $17,727 for Food & Beverage. and professionalism of our staff. They are Sthis year we held three Budget As of August 31, the Operating Fund to be commended for their dedication meetings plus our regular Finance Meeting had a balance of $5,129,381 of which and hard work. The Board also approved on September 20. August results continue $396,275 were in the ‘Restricted’ Building/ $389,003 in Capital Improvements which better than budget with operating activity Capital Enhancement Fund and $1,645,578 will be funded from the ‘Restricted’ Build- $87,653 favorable to budget. This brings in Settlement Proceeds. The Reserve Fund ing/Capital Enhancement Fund that is our year-to-date (YTD) positive variance to balance was $5,090,522. In accordance funded from prior year excess revenue $356,826 better than budget. Some of the with our policy, virtually all of our funds are over expenses. All together this allowed highlights were a profit of $10,284 at The in FDIC-insured accounts or US Treasuries. us to keep our Association’s dues at $104. Spa at Kilaga Springs, Activities $13,224 There were 155 homes with past due Over the past four years I have watched better because of the excellent concert assessments totaling $95,400. This fol- the improvements in the budget process lows our typi- that are making the job of the Finance Statement of Operations YTD 08/31/2012 cal quarterly Committee a lot easier. Soon you will fluctuations receive the detail budget package that and is in line explains our budget in much greater detail. with expecta- We have a current open position on tions. the Finance Committee and two other Our bud- members will term out early next year. I geted dues for encourage any interested residents to ap- 2013 will re- ply to join us on this important committee. main $104 per If you have general questions or month. At our need information on the above I may be Budget meet- reached at finance.committee@suncity- ings, each de- Please see “Solid Financial Results” on page 85

Compass October 2012 9 Association News

New Features, Holiday Events and Pies It is not too late to finalize your details Make Your Reservations Now! for the holiday season. Call Sales Manager Jerry McCarthy, Director of Food & Beverage Meghan Louder at 625.4043 to reserve your room and finalize all the details of The new fall menu just Thanksgiving Feast: Don’t be late in your successful holiday event. Keep in came out at Meridians. A making your reservations at Meridians for mind that Orchard Creek Lodge and Merid- couple of our most popu- a wonderful feast for family and friends ians can handle all of your holiday wishes. lar choices include: rice on Thanksgiving Day, November 22 from We offer simple luncheons to elaborate noodle shrimp salad and butternut squash 12:00 to 4:00 PM. Reservations are lim- dinner parties, Orchard Creek Lodge is able ravioli at lunch. Dinner time offers popular ited. Adults are $28.95++* (*plus tax and to help with food or bars for every event. items such as slow roasted lamb shank service charge), Children under 12 are Enjoy the holidays with family and friends or the hazelnut crusted sea scallops. To only $12.50++ and everyone under six and let us do all the work. enhance our offer- or over 90 are free! Pies for the Holidays is coming back! ings at Meridians “It is not too late to finalize your In addition, all non- Chef Roderick and we have added a details for the holiday season. Call alcoholic beverages his culinary team breakfast buffet on Sales Manager Meghan Louder are included for free are baking pies Wednesday morn- at 625-4043 to reserve your room as well. Come enjoy everyday starting ings for only $5.95 the slow roasted free November 20 until and Spaghetti Sun- and finalize all the details of your range turkey & filet December 30. Last day Dinner. Every successful holiday event.” mignon, stuffing, year Meridians Sunday we offer spa- seasonal vegetables, sold over 1,750 ghetti dinner for only $7. In addition, we action pasta station, and much more. Al- freshly baked pies. are offering A Taste of Asia on Thursday ways leave room for one of Chef Roderick’s The Meridians Ye Old Pie Shoppe will be nights. Buy any 10 Taste of Asia entrées wonderful desserts. We are requesting open before you know it. To order warm, and the next is free! Save room for home- reservations and prepayment for this out-of-the-oven pies please call 625-4040. made petite desserts for only $2. A petite event. The entire menu is available at the We will be offering pumpkin, apple, and dessert is a perfect way to end any meal hostess stand or on the Meridians website pecan pies. at Meridians. meridiansrestaurant.com. ~ Please see our ad on page 58. ~

Neighborhood Watch Reaching Out as a Neighborhood Watch Director Patricia Evans Ron Wood, Neighborhood Watch I enjoy meeting many neighbors Treasurer and Director, is a prodigious from different Villages. These volunteer. As chair of the experiences make me realize how Nominations Committee, he lucky I am to live in SCLH!” is now encouraging others Ron has accepted an applica- to volunteer by running for tion for re-election to the Board election as a Director, from Executive Director Larry What does a Director Wilson. Also running is Pauline Ron Wood, NW Director and Chair of the Nominations do? In addition to participat- Watson, a returning candidate, Dan Committee, asks for volunteers for Directors ing in Board decisions, Direc- Larson and Gus Alegado. tors assist their assigned Village Coordina- Ron and his wife, Gerry, lived in San the KS Multipurpose Room. New Directors tors in organizing and strengthening their Jose for 32 years where he worked as a will be elected at this meeting and it is a Villages. If you enjoy working with people data processing manager and they raised special evening of conviviality. and want to enrich your life through in- their family of four children. Ron is a tire- Please turn to page 28 for a formula to creasing the safety and security of SCLH, less volunteer with St. Joseph’s Catholic discourage burglars. please contact Ron at ron2029wood@att. Church and has chaired the Knights of Co- Neighborhood Watch Contacts: Larry net or 434-0378. “Your life experiences lumbus Annual Crab Feed for seven years. Wilson, 408-0667, [email protected]; will quality you for the job!” assured Ron. Please mark your calendar to attend Nancy Whitaker, 408-7393, nsymmes@ What are the side benefits of becom- the Wednesday, November 7, Annual Meet- hotmail.com; website www.lincal.net/ ing a Director? Ron explains, “As a Director ing/Dessert Potluck from 7:00-9:00 PM in watch.

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The Spa at Kilaga Springs Preventive Maintenance “Fall”ing into the Holidays The Art of Calm: Tina Ginnetti, Manager, The Spa at Kilaga Springs Counteracting Stress The spa world continues to be ever going to Aveda.com. and Depression Shirley Schultz changing with new trends and new ser- “A Gift of Hima- vices. We constantly ask ourselves what layan Joy” is Aveda’s “The Art of Calm” is a phrase used the client is looking for: Mini treatments for theme this year. Annual gift sets include by Dr. Renee Nelson related to dealing the busy person who wants the experience their famous Hand and Foot Relief, De- with stress. You will want to and results but has a limited schedule? Men Stress (their new Stress Fix Body Lotion hear this much-sought-after looking for more facials, nail services, and with the Stress-Fix Rollerball), Soaking Salts speaker elaborate on practi- grooming products? Advanced services for and many other options. cal and creative holistic ways skin using the latest clinical products with The holiday season is not simply a time to manage life’s ups and no downtime and non-invasive results? to treat those you love; it is also a time to downs at the October 17 As we move into the fall and winter take care of yourself. Community Forum, “Manag- seasons, you will want to consider exfoliat- Massage is instrumental in total body ing Stress and Depression” (see page 86). ing your skin to remove the dry top layer, relaxation, Hot Stone Massage is soothing There is a story out there about an revealing new and healthier skin, allowing and deep, allowing the muscles to relax and anonymous lecturer who was explaining it to breathe and detoxify. Our Caribbean for the therapist to work into the muscles stress management to an audience. He Body Scrub is a great addition to any more easily. Our newly-released “Pumpkin held up a glass of water and asked them service. Nails are absolutely the hot ticket Peel” Facial for those with acne/photodam- to guess the weight. He then explained now with “Rockstar” glitter shellac for the age/dull complexion is the perfect fall/ that absolute weight does not matter – it holidays, nail art, and metallic colors. Our winter facial. Please see our ad on page 64. depends on how long you try to hold up new fall collection from OPI is the Germany We invite you to browse the Spa the glass of water. The longer you hold Collection with muted rust, chartreuse, Boutique for gift ideas. Gift cards may it, the heavier it becomes. After an hour, pink, and root beer. also be purchased at The Spa or are your arm will ache; after a day you may La Bella Donna Mineral Makeup has just available online through our website, have to call an ambulance. The lecturer released their Excitement & Beaute Fall/ www.kilagaspringsspa.com. Shopping made this analogy to stress management, Holiday 2012 Eye Shadow/Blush Contour for gift cards online, you have the option pointing out that if we carry our burdens Compact, “Gina Magnifica,” as well as two of emailing directly to the recipient or all the time, sooner or later, the burdens new eyeliner pencils, violet and smoky printing out your gift (see page 89). will become increasingly heavy and we will quartz. Don’t forget to check out our monthly not be able to carry on. So whatever your Our Aveda holiday gift sets will be ar- specials on our website as well as on the burdens are, learn how to ease them for a riving soon, packed and ready for purchase. resident website. moment so you can be refreshed. You can view the holiday line by Happy Fall! The season is upon us where we are surrounded by brilliant colors as our de- Call to book your appointment today • 408-4290 lightful trees respond to shorter days and Monday thru Friday 9:00 AM-6:00 PM Saturday 9:00 AM-5:00 PM cooler nights. For some people, this season Gift cards at: www.kilagaspringsspa.com Please see “The Art of Calm” on page 85

4 Bucket List Lincoln Hills headed to the Cana- Gay Sprague dian Rockies to begin their ten-day Roving Reporter trip. According to Nina, one of the While watching a many highlights was trekking on the news program discuss- Athabasca Glacier on the Columbia ing the receding glaciers Icefield, which sits on the Triple of North America, Nina Mazzo started Continental Divide of North Ameri- thinking about visiting and trekking on ca. The Athabasca Glacier is one of a glacier on Canada’s beautiful Columbia eight major glaciers in this area, and Icefield. She mentioned her idea to her the waters flow to the Arctic Ocean, good friends, Irwin & Sandy Maloff, who Hudson Bay, and Pacific Ocean. The have arranged many unique travels over Columbia Icefields are considered to the past several years. be one of the largest accumulations Seven couples from Lincoln Hills standing This past August, seven couples from Please see “Bucket List” on page 85 on the Athabasca Glacier

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A Day Trip for the Apple Hill is not a single place; it is an Season area of more than 50 orchards, commercial Apple Hill & Placerville compounds, and craft-fair grounds. These Al Roten, Roving Reporter range from a small parking spot with a nearby fruit stand to sprawling acres of crafts booths with surrounding bakery and es, this is the season for getting away restaurant aromas. And it’s all connected by for a delightful day of exploring, with miles of country roads meandering through the promise of eating well and bring- the forested and planted hillsides. Maps are Ying home more than memories. I recom- available for viewing and downloading at mend an excursion to Placerville and Apple www.applehill.com. Hill. We begin with a cross-town drive to only several varieties of apples, but pears, Highway 50, heading east toward South berries, nectarines, and many varieties of Lake Tahoe. On that trail we are soon out fall vegetables. Of course, apple pie is a of cityscapes and cruising through beauti- specialty at some of the stops with cider, ful undulating hills covered with oaks and local wines, and food from sandwiches to conifers of endless varieties. mouth-watering barbecued chicken. We Within 50 miles, we are in the town of may eat in a restaurant or take our food Placerville, also known as Hangtown. If it and drinks out under the trees. is already lunch time, we may stop to eat If we have resisted eating too much and explore here, but I recommend that we during the Apple Hill tour, the short jaunt hurry on about seven miles to Camino, the Photography: Al shares some of his back to Placerville will avail us of a wide entry to Apple Hill. photos from Apple Hill range of restaurant selections. It may be time to work off the calories by walking In the early 1960s a disastrous pear the colorful main street. With a visit to blight caused local growers to switch Placerville Hardware, we may recapture to apples. Then, in 1964, a local team the gold mining era by viewing the slot in invited members of the press to come the counter where gold dust was brushed and sample fresh cider and apples. They after weighing. also distributed thousands of grocery We return home with goodies and bags with a printed offer of free apples if memories of exploration. people brought the bags back to be filled. This began the annual fall season trek to The Activities Department is offering Apple Hill. a day trip to Apple Hill on Monday, Now, we may sample and purchase not November 5. Details on page 45.

“Vote for Principle and Your Vote is Never Lost” Nina Mazzo, Library Volunteer e remember those who risked about these men and events leading to ing these Audio Books. their lives to sign the Declaration September 17, 1787, “a fateful day when The quote in the headline is by John Quincy Wof Independence in 1776 each they signed their names after they argued, Adams. July 4. However, after reading Signing Their hoped, feared, persevered and most Rights Away, I think we ought important they compromised to create Library contacts: for volunteering call to also note September 17th this document.” Excellent reading as we Sandy Maloff (408-2368); Sandy Melnick and acknowledge the 39 countdown to Election Day. Thank you to (408-1035) for donation information; the men who signed the U.S. the resident who donated this book and investment section is maintained by Cleon Constitution. The authors it is located in History/Politics section of Johnson (408-7620). of this book, D. Kiernan and Kilaga Springs Library. J. D’Agnese take the reader Library Volunteers have noticed some Cleon Johnson reports that Morningstar through those tumultuous times as well of the Audio Books on CD are missing will no longer offer a print version of their as providing the interesting backgrounds one or more CDs when they are returned. Mutual Fund Service as of January 1, of each signer. It was fascinating to read Please check your CD player prior to return- 2013. See more information on page 3.

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of these days!). And many more unusual Edna DeVore Club News things that even we didn’t remember using presenting for our babies. The antique baby dresses “Searching for were out of this world! And there were Earth’s Twin: • Alzheimer’s/Dementia • many antique baby toys that many of us NAPA’s Kepler Caregivers Support Group had never seen before! We were all asked Mission” at On Wednesday, October 24, Dr. Car- to bring our own baby and infant items, so the September men Bujor, Geriatric Physician from Kaiser after the presentation we had “show and Meeting Roseville, will speak on the diagnosis and tell” which we love to do! treatment of dementia with emphasis on If you collect or just enjoy antiques, the Mars Science Laboratory (Curiosity). Alzheimer’s. She will discuss medications please come to our meetings on the first Meetings: November and December and other measures for behavior manage- Monday of each month at 9:30 AM in the Astronomy Group meetings will be in ment. The meeting will be held in the Multipurpose Room (OC). Sierra/Terra Cotta Room (KS). What’s Up Multipurpose Room (OC) at 1:00 PM. Contacts: Jan Robinson 408-7006; in the Night Sky/Activities/Q&A: 6:45 PM, A special one page Resource List of non- Jane Delno 543-6855; program at 7:15 PM. Bring your questions profits for Caregivers, has been developed Antique Appraisals 408-4004 about astronomy during the Q & A period. by the Group’s Steering Committee. For a Contacts: Ron Olson 408-1435, copy, email [email protected]. • Art Association • [email protected]; Ursula Johnson, active Blue Nina Mazzo 408-7620 Line artist, will be speaker at Lincoln [email protected] Hills Art Associa- Website: www.lhag.org tion on October 22 at 2:00 PM, • Ballroom Dance • KS. Ursula will Dancing is enjoying a resur- show some of gence in popularity with shows her work, and like “Dancing with the Stars.” If you want Steering Committee Members share the topic to tell your children or friends that you are reviewing the new Resource List. From “The Little Black doing something hot, left: Marsha Ross, Cathy VanVelzen, Artwork by Books: Or Why hot, hot, join us on Maria Stahl and Judy Payne Ursula Johnson Am I an Artist?” Tuesday afternoons All residents and at KS to learn ball- In addition, there is a wonderful library public invited. room dancing. Our of useful books and DVDs available that Contact: Maggie McGurk 543-5300 instructors will guide you can borrow and peruse in the privacy you through the ba- of your home, or you can share them with • Astronomy • sics from 2:00-3:00 family and friends. Mondays, October 15 and PM. In just four ses- Marie & Dub Our support meetings take place the November 19. Cosmology In- sions you will know Holland fourth Wednesday of each month at 1:00 terest Group, Fine Arts Room (OC) at 6:45 enough steps and PM in OC Lodge. If you are a caregiver for PM. A DVD lecture series “Black Holes technique to have fun on the dance floor. a memory impaired loved one, we hope Explained” is the subject of the Cosmology We teach in an easy, non-stressful envi- you will join us. meetings. Contact Morey Lewis (408-4469) ronment with the goal that learning dance Contacts: Judy Payne 434-7864; for more information. is fun. Beginning classes are from 2:00- Cathy VanVelzen 409-9322; Wednesday, November 7. Note! This and 3:00 PM. For more advanced students, Jean Ebenholtz 434-6852 December Meeting will be at Sierra/Terra intermediate lessons are 4:00-5:00 PM. Cotta Room (KS) across from the Billiards We have open social dance and practice • Antiques Appreciation • Room. Tom Eason will present “What’s from 3:00-4:00 PM. Dance lessons are free Our October meeting was a Out There Beyond Neptune the Outer for members. The dance changes each lot of fun because one of our members Solar System.” month. For October, the dance is Tango put on a presentation of her collection Wednesday, December 5. Sierra/Terra for weeks one-to-four and Styling for the of vintage and antique infant and baby Cotta Room (KS). Anthony Oreglia will fifth week. For November, the dance is East paraphernalia. There was everything from present “Exploring the Planets — an Up- Coast Swing. a beautiful old christening dress to a hand- date” [of his October 2010 talk]; he will Contacts: Ruth Algeri 408-4752; knit sweater and booties, lovely baby quilts focus on the current nine planetary mis- Brigid Donaghy 543-6003 and blankets to cloth diapers (unheard sions with an emphasis on Messenger and

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• Bereavement Support • games of partner eight ball (1/15). By des- players, we play by the APA rules. Advance The Bereavement Group offers ignating the 1 and 15 balls to be pocketed sign-up is encouraged but standby play- support and friendship through in the assigned side pockets, we add a ers can frequently play as well. Special sharing with others who have strategic component to the regular eight congratulations to Ziggy Brien on sinking also lost a loved one. Support meetings ball game. The games are timed to 17 min- the Eight Ball on the break! are held on the third Wednesday of each utes each, which adds another challenge Congratulations to our recent winners month at 3:00 PM at Joan Logue’s home. as well. We play every Friday from 10:00 — six games: Oscar Alvarez, Bob Wehner, The next support meetings will be October AM to 12:00 PM. It is a fun and challenging Dan Oden; five of six games: Veronica 17 and November 14. Each month we go environment for the mid-level to advanced Torres, Phil Berlenghi, Jennie Wright, Bob to various restaurants for lunch and enjoy players. Wehner, Bob Soriano, Ken Hawley, Ed getting to know each other. Feel free to Congratulations to last month’s win- Welch, Peshu Irani; and four of six games: join us for lunch even if you do not at- ners: First place — seven games: Bill Kim, Oscar Alvarez, Bob Soriano, Jennie Wright, tend the support meeting. Our next lunch Joe Hobby; six of seven games: Doyle Doyle Coker , Bob Bienkowski, Ziggy Brien, will be Wednesday, November 7 at Jumbo Coker, Oscar Alvarez. Second place —six Willie Wright, Rita Baikauskas. Chinese. We meet in front of OC Lodge of seven games: Ted Baker; five of seven Contacts: Rita Baikauskas and leave at 11:30 AM to car pool to the games: Chiquita Fratto, George Black, Bill 408-4687; Dan Oden 408-2687 restaurant. For more information or to put Huth, Sherry Weech, Lisa Pabst, Willie a Memoriam in the Compass, contact Joan. Wright. Upstarts Billiards Contact: Joan Logue 434-0749, Contacts: Joe Hobby 253-9633; “We play at Billiards just for kicks. [email protected] Rita Baikauskas 408-4687; Some win five games, some win six, Dan Oden 408-2687 And some win none; we’re all in the mix! • Billiards • Winners do best with their own cue sticks.” The Shooters Couples Billiards Would you like to brush up on your • Eight-Ball Singles 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Week one and for the first time, Bob skills, or maybe learn a new one? Billiards and 1:00-4:00 PM First Wednesday Hodges/Sylvia Gutierrez was the only team might be for you! Upstarts Billiards Group • Nine-Ball Singles 10:00 AM-12:00 to win all six games. Four teams tied with is for beginners-to-average players; we PM and 1:00-4:00 PM Second Tuesday four wins: Dale Houck/Chiquita Fratto, Jim/ play standard Eight Ball every Thursday • Eight-Ball Doubles 1:00-4:00 PM Barb Conger, Roger Bryan/Sandy Pavlovich from 11:45 AM to 2:00 PM at Billiards Third Wednesday and Joe/Nicki Hobby. Room (KS). We welcome new people to All games at KS There were no six game winners in our group, so if you think this is something Tournament Winners: week two. Bob Rand/Lydia King was the you’d like to try... please come join us! Eight Ball Singles September 05 — AM: only team to win five games. Three teams Winners — six games: Richard Gsell, Ken Klein; Runners-up: J T Long, Jim Ful- won four games: Joe/Nicki Hobby, Ron/ Nicki Hobby; five games: Phyllis Borrelli, ton and Oscar Alvarez; PM: Steve Brown; Sherry Weech and Bob Soriano played Bill Clark, Sandy Greer, Ray Hinkley, Edith Runners-up: Phil Delaney and Ed Ryan. alone. Kesting, Bianca Reckling, Ed Welch. Nine-Ball Singles September 11 — AM: Week three, Joe/Nicki Hobby was the Sign-ups are the last Thursday of each Doyle Coker; Runners-up: Ziggy O’Brien, only team to win all six games. Joe Perez/ month, 11:30 AM, Billiards Room (KS). Bob Wehner, Les Birch and J T Long Rita Baikauskas, Howard Skulnick/Doyle Contacts: Rita Baikauskas PM Winner: Phil Delaney; Runners-up: Coker and Ron/Sherry Weech won four 408-4687; Dan Oden 408-2687 Joe Perez, Bob Doney, Steve Brown and games. Bob Soriano. On week four, there were no six game Instruction Group Eight-Ball Doubles September 19 — winners; however, two teams tied with Learn to play pool or sharpen your Winners: Bob Doney and Ted Komaki; five wins: Doyle Coker/Howard Skulnick games. Take advantage of the expert help Runners-up: Bob Armour and Doug Porter, and Joe/Nicki Hobby. Sylvia Gutierrez/Bob second and fourth Mondays, 9:00-11:00 Bob Soranio and Jim Immel. Hodges won four games. AM. Please sign up in advance in the Bil- John Geyton recently passed away. He Congratulations to everyone. liards Room (OC). was an active member of our Shooters Contacts: Jim Conger 434-1985; Contacts: Jim Immel 434-2918; Club and Traveling Team until his illness. Sherry Weech 408-1398 Sam Munoz 408-3037 We miss John dearly. Contacts: Jim Immel 434-2918; Players Billiards • Bird • Les Birch 408-1045 Come join the fun every Thursday from The Bird Group meets once 2:15-4:30 PM in the Billiards Room (KS) a month on the second Monday at P-Hall Challengers Billiards as we play six games of Eight Ball in our (KS) at 1:30 PM. The November 12 meet- The Challengers Group plays seven weekly tournaments. For mid-level skilled ing will feature Ed Pandolfino. He is an

20 October 2012 Compass Clubs/Support Clubs Club News expert ornithologist and gives a wonderful Remaining 2012 Schedule: • Bridge, Partners • presentation. Please join us. • November 15: State of Wonder by Thursday Evening The next bird walk will be on Friday, Ann Patchett First & Third October 26. The group meets at the park- • December 20: Holiday Luncheon If you’re interested in playing partners’ ing lot near the OC Fitness Center. On No- Contacts: Penny Pearl 409-0510; bridge with a relaxed, fun group of people, vember 9, a field trip to Vic Fazio Wildlife Dale Nater 543-8755, please come join us. Give us a call and we’ll Area in Davis will take place. For further Darlis Beale 408-0269; put you on the list – or just show up and information, check out our website. Website: http://lhocbookgroup. take your 50/50 chances. Contacts: Ruth & Don Baylis, blogspot.com/Wiki: http://ocbook We start promptly at 6:00 PM in the [email protected] group.pbwiki.com/ Terra Cotta Room (KS) and we finish at 8:30 Website: www.suncity-lincolnhills. PM. Please arrive a little early. org/residents • Bosom Buddies • One big change -- A warm thanks to Lor- Breast Cancer Survivors raine and Bob Minke who are now in charge. • Bocce Ball, Mad Hatters • Our September 13 meeting The September 6 winners — first: Erica Beginning Thursday, Novem- was a real treat. Lisa Smith and Chris- Wolf and Edith Kesting who had 1520 for ber 1, the Mad Hatters will start their tine Epperson from the Fitness Center high round; second: Reta Blanchard and winter season play sessions at 10:00 AM. presented a new class called Cancer Well Bev Ansbro; third: Chris & Ken Jacobsen; Please remember to reset your circadian Fit. Also, we participated in an exercise Fourth: Kay & Ben Newton. rhythms, and feel free to bring your left- that will be part of the class to improve The September 20 winners: first: Bev & over Halloween candy. We will attempt to balance called Oigong. This requires Allan Blaine; second: Warren & Gerry Son- dispose of it for you. meditation and was well received by all. nenburg with high round of 1590; third: Don’t forget this coming Saturday is the We welcome guests at our meetings so Marge & Wayne Phillips; fourth: Linda Mad Hatters/Red Hats Bocce Tournament. please join us on the second Thursday of the Theodore and Janet Pinnell. We were on our way to a meeting this month at 1:00 PM at Orchard Creek Lodge. Contact: Lorraine or Bob Minke morning and noticed people playing Bocce Happy fall to all!! 408-4009, [email protected] at 7:30 AM. That’s the earliest we’ve ever Contacts: Marianne Smith seen anyone on the courts. Any earlier and 408-1818; Sally Lewis 434-7381 Thursday Evening they’d have to turn on the lights. Speaking Website: www.suncity-lincolnhills. Second & Fourth of lights, there was an industrial lift parked org/residents August 23 winners: first place — Rose by the back courts. The burned out bulbs & Joe Phelan; second — BJ Parkinson on the light standards have been replaced • Bowling • and Ginny McGuirk; third — Hal McMil- and all are working. We now have 18 full teams! lan and Bruce Fink; fourth — Febe Har- Contacts: Paul Mac Garvey Manager of Rocklin Lanes, rington and BJ Anderson. High round was 543-2067, [email protected]; Steve, says we can always 2400 BJ Parkinson and Ginny McGuirk. Bob Vincent 543-0543 add more teams. Again, our season September 13 winners: first place — Dee started off with some friendly competi- Williams and Marilyn Cheatham; second • Book Group, OC • tion. First place: Team 8 “Almost” — Al — Bob & Lorraine Minke, third — Bj In 2002, the nation lost one & Della Sharief, Bill & Pat Cunningham; Parkinson and Ginny McGuirk; fourth of its most influential historians, Stephen second place, Team 15, “Forget About — Nadine Buckmiller and Bev Ansbro. Ambrose, to cancer at the age of 66. On It” — Barbara Banks, Bobbie Spiess, Stan We play every second and fourth Thursday October 18, we will honor his memory as Ivener and Barry Kendrigan. Scratch High nights. Come join us for a fun night of we review his final book, To America: Per- Game — Horace Snowden Men’s; Pat Fisk bridge at 6:00 PM, Terra Cotta Room (KS). sonal Reflections of an Historian.Washington, Women’s. Scratch Series — Dave Fisk Chris Jacobson. Jefferson, Lincoln, Eisenhower, Nixon, Ken- Mens; Betty Tucker Womens. Looks like Contacts: Chris & Ken Jacobson nedy, Johnson and more are scrutinized. it’s going to be another exciting season. 408-8709 “Political Correctness,” racism, Vietnam, Welcomed back several previous members and more are visited. Our nation’s history and several new members, some which • Bridge, Duplicate • is laid out with all its charm and ugliness have never bowled on a league and some The Duplicate Bridge Club is for us to digest and hopefully from which who haven’t bowled in many years. We’re expected to be well represented at the to learn. always looking for subs. Fall 2012 North American Bridge Champi- Come join us on Thursday, October Contacts: Frank Schmidig 434-5972; onships scheduled November 22 through 18, from 1:00 to 2:30 PM in the Multipur- Jerry Gordon, 408-5989; December 2 in San Francisco. pose Room (OC). Newcomers are always Joan Gates 253-9415 “Well done” Joanne Mitchell! Joanne has welcome. earned the ACBL Life Master Gold Card.

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Eleven SCLHDBC members reaped more you are unable to attend the next couple outstanding works than two Master Points at the Sacramento of months. for its annual De- Fall Sectional Tournament in Orangevale. Bunco is held in the Cards Room (OC) cember concert, Our high achievers included Margaret Rieg- every third Thursday at 9:00 AM. The entry ranging from clas- ert, Lynne & John White, Steve Upadhye, fee is only $5 and membership fees are sical favorites by Sheila Ross, Dwight Curry, Ray James, Dona never required. Winners for the six win- Bach, Handel, and Green, Una Lynch Long, Rosemary Hood, ning categories receive a SCLH gift card Vivaldi to “Some- and Dian Hall Haskens. as their prize. Whether you win a prize or where in My Mem- Bill Sveglini Duplicate bridge sessions are played not, you will still have a lot of fun. ory” from the film “Home Alone.” three times weekly in the Multipurpose Last month’s winners: Most Buncos The 130-member Chorus aspires to pro- Room (KS): Sudie Moreland; High Score Shirley Studa- fessional standards under Bill’s direction • 12:30 PM Wednesdays; baker; Most Wins Sharon Chipman; Low and is working harder than ever to make • 5:00 PM Fridays; Score Ann Stults; Most Losses Marsha this concert, “A Choral Holiday Tapestry,” • 12:30 PM Saturdays. Pimentel, Traveler Donna Bishop. its best ever. Every week each section The Wednesday sessions include a Contacts: Ginna Martinez 408-0288; (soprano, alto, tenor, baritone/bass) meets “199er” section restricted to those with Ann Stults 543-6782 to practice its part before combining in less duplicate bridge experience, fewer full rehearsal. than 200 Master Points; and during the • Ceramic Arts • If you’ve enjoyed the Chorus’ recent Saturday session, a “299er” section is The annual Studio Tour spon- December and spring concerts, you know limited to players under 300 MPs. sored by the Lincoln Hills Art Association you’re in for a treat. Plan to attend “A Cho- Contacts: Kent White 434-1699, was held on September 22 and 23. Twenty- ral Holiday Tapestry” on December 9, 10, [email protected]; five local artists displayed their works in or 11 and see page 54 for specific times Website: www.bridgewebs.com/ their home studios. and ticket information. lincolnhills Save the Date — Saturday, November Contacts: Bill Sveglini 434-5655, 10: Holiday Arts & Crafts Fair – one day only [email protected] • Bridge, Social • this year! See our ad on page 11. Sid Frame 408-1453, We play every Friday This time of the year is a great time to [email protected] from 1:00 to 4:00 PM in the Terra Cotta take a pottery class. Sign up now with one Website: wwwlincolnhillschorus.org Room (KS). Please join us for an afternoon of our great instructors. See the Compass of Social Bridge. You must make a reserva- class listings for class times and days. • Cloggers • tion to play and please call if you need to CAG “Workshops” are held at OC on September started with an in- cancel. You do not need a partner but must Saturdays, 9:00-3:00 PM, and Sundays, crease in members. Beginners can arrive by 12:30 PM. For reservations, call 1:00-4:00 PM; KS workshops are Mondays, feel overwhelmed at first but like all new Gerry Sonnenburg at 253-3882. 1:00-4:00 PM, for Earthenware and Sun- things, it comes together. We welcome Winners from August 24 to September days, 1:00-4:00 PM, for Spanish Oils. “Open new members! Beginners can still join a 14 — First: Eleanor Amar, Bev Dwyer, Studio” is available to all residents: OC class, not too late! Check the class section Helen Helm and Dee Williams; Second: Fridays only, 1:00-5:00 PM, and KS Sundays in the Compass for information. Mo Scarpeetti, Neil Wilson, Lois Burke and only, 1:00-4:00 PM. Check the bulletin Serving their second term in office: Gerry Sonnenburg; Third: Jim Busey, Dee boards and studio windows for holiday President Anita Tyson; Vice President Con- Williams, JoAnn Holston and B.J. Parkin- times/closures. nie Stephens; Club representative Wendy son; Fourth: Harry Collings, Peg Collings, Contacts: KS Earthenware Terry Iannico. If any member could lend a help- Dolores Marchand and Joan Schabillion. Pisani 408-4037; KS Spanish Oils ing hand, please let them know. Also, if Contacts: Lois Burke 409-0223 Margot Bruestle 434-9575; OC you have pictures of late, notify Barbara Gerry Sonnenburg 253-3882; Pottery Paul Aldrete 408-7798; Sowers. Ed Hanson 253-3950; Attention Cloggers! One of the favorite • Bunco • Mike Daley 474-0910 workshops, “Late Harvest Stomp” is Oc- Believe it or not... 2012 has Website: www.suncity-lincolnhills. tober 20 at Sonoma Country Fairgrounds, flown by… and as the saying goes “time org/residents, Groups, Kraft Hall, 1350 Bennett Valley Road, Santa flies by when you’re having fun.” Plans are Ceramic Arts Rosa, CA. The entire hall is decorated in underway for the annual Christmas lun- Halloween scenes. Food is served from cheon to be held on Thursday, December • Chorus • morning to afternoon. Check flyers in 20 after Bunco play. More details will fol- Under the leader- class, ask instructor Janice Hanzel. low at October’s games or via email. Make ship of Conductor Bill Sveglini, the Lincoln Clogging is good for you and you are sure we have your current email address if Hills Community Chorus is rehearsing 14 good for clogging! Check us out on Tues-

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days at KS, from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. iTunes is the focus for the October 17 times will be available for practice ses- Contact: Anita Tyson 543-5330 Newbie meeting at 9:30 AM in P-Hall (KS). sions. If interested in attending practices iOS6 is the feature for the October 25 you need to contact Ernie Wilson for the • Computer • Educational Seminar at 7:00 PM (KS). Thursday practices or Tom Hargis for the Main Meeting: November Spotlight, an amazing search engine, Saturday practices. 14, 6:30 PM — “Should You will be the November 1 topic at the Newbie Contacts: Ernie Wilson 434-6588; Use Social Media Websites (Facebook, meeting (7:00 PM). The November 13 Gen- Ralph Lacaze 408-2365 LinkedIn, Twitter)?” by Terry Rooney. eral Meeting (7:00 PM) is on Mountain Lion. One of the biggest changes in our Notice: All November meetings will be • Cribbage • computing world in the last 10 years is the moved to different rooms at KS and OC The Cribbage Club plays from incredible growth of “social media.” Social due to the closing of Presentation Hall for 8:30 AM until 12:00 PM on Tuesdays, with a media websites, especially Facebook, are remodeling. For further information on six-game mini-tournament starting at 9:00 our latest tools for keeping meeting times, rooms, and topics, check AM, in the Cards Room (OC). We mostly in touch with our friends the calendar at www.LHMUG.org. play four-handed partner games, adding and relatives. This presen- Contacts: Bill Smith, 543-9957, a two-handed game or having a sit-out tation will demonstrate [email protected]; when required by the number of players. the advantages of Face- Website: www.lhmug.org We use a rotation system to mix the play- book, and explain why you ers rather than having a partnership stay might find it worthwhile. • Country Couples • together all morning. Unfortunately there are Last month’s Old West Sa- Contact: Bob Frank 408-7444; Terry Rooney also a number of reasons loon Dance was well attended Ken Von Deylen, 599-6530 reports on “Should you might not want to use by dancers dressed for the theme of the you use social Facebook, especially if you event. The dance floor was active with • Cyclist • media websites?” are concerned about your couples throughout the evening, dancing The 1895 Newark personal privacy. to tunes selected to give a good variety of Advocate published these (and more) help- Clinic November 16, 3:30 PM — Len beats for the dances we have learned. As ful hints for women cyclists. Carniato will discuss how to protect your- always, the efforts of several volunteers Don’t be a fright, faint on the road or self if you use Facebook and other social made the event possible. refuse assistance up a hill. Don’t attempt a media sites. The next scheduled dance will be De- Ask the Tech: November 26, 10:00 cember 6 at Sun City Roseville. Mark your AM — Informal Q & A session for any and calendars for this catered event. Ticket all technical questions, includes Android information will be available in the near phones and tablets. This meeting is in the future. Additionally, Jim & Janie Keener Fine Arts Room (OC). have scheduled a dance for October 19. It Contact: Bob Ringo will also be catered and tickets are avail- [email protected] able for $12/person. Website: www.sclhcc.org At the deadline for articles, there was some question about what facility and Mac User Do you have questions? We have answers (regarding “everything Mac”). LHMUG is the “go-to” place for your most complicated ques- tions and to learn new techniques. Come to a meeting and get ac- quainted with us and Taking a Sharon Worman what we offer. LHMUG break from presenting Garageband sponsors several the Saloon at the October General meetings each month dance floor Meeting. Photo targeted to both new Look who we ran into; A break by Irwin Maloff and advanced users. in Meadow Vista; Cruisin’ home

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“century,” wear loud hued leggings or let are welcome and encouraged to come. your golden hair hang down your back. 2:00 PM: This is not a repeat. A con- Don’t go out without a needle and thread. flict prevented Shirley’s participation in Don’t coast. It’s dangerous. Don’t appear October. “Nutritional Supplements: Some to be up on “records” and “record smash- of the Latest Research Findings.” SCLH’s ing.” That is sporty. Don’t chew gum. Don’t Shirley Schultz, retired Nurse Practitioner, use bicycle slang. Leave that to the boys. will present a slide show about the latest Don’t try to ride in your brother’s clothes research regarding some of the more “to see how it feels” or try to have every popular nutritional supplements and lead article of your attire “match” or scratch a a discussion. From top: match on the seat of your bloomers. Don’t Contacts: Barbara Smith 645-5516; Volunteers scream if you meet a cow. [email protected] round up Yeah, tell it to that 65-year-old fe- Cathy McGriff 408-0169; mature male Lincoln Hills Cyclist pounding you Margie Campbell (a ride) 408-0713 Kokanee; into the asphalt on your way up Baxter. collecting the Contacts: Steve Valeriote 408-5506, • Fibromyalgia/CFS • eggs; mature [email protected] Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Kokanee Website: www.LHcyclist.com If you, a friend or loved one ready to are living with Fibromyalgia or Chronic spawn • Dominoes • Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), please join us Mexican Train Thursday, October 25, 1:00-3:00 PM, Mul- The Labor Day Lincoln Kids Fishin’ Der- Are you ready to learn a great family timedia Room (OC). The group will wind by was a total success again this year. LHFG game? Come join us for Mexican Train up its survey for the year and discuss it donated $500, lots of members’ time and Dominoes. This is a great way to meet new followed by a round-table discussion with patience and we managed to again keep people and learn a game you can play at attendees reporting ways they are dealing the Derby alive for another year. What a home with your entire family. with these conditions. great way for kids to get a day out fishing We have sessions starting Wednesdays New attendees are encouraged to share at no cost to their parents/families? at 9:00 AM and 12:30 PM in the Cards their experience with and the diagnosis of Also on tap for the balance of the year Room (OC). You are cordially invited to Fibromyalgia and/or CFS. We are plan- are salmon fishing trips on the Sacramento join one, or both, of our sessions. Free ning a lending library. If there is a book you River, a Christmas Holiday party Decem- classes are being held at 9:00 AM. Doors would like to see included, please submit ber 12 at Turkey Creek, and hopefully open at 8:30 AM. the title, keeping in mind we have a small participation in the Annual Kokanee egg Contact: Cora A. Peterson 543-7144; budget and prefer books 2008 or newer. gathering in support of the Department of Sandy Pavlovich 543-0467 Our group meets the fourth Thursday of Fish and Game (DFG) Kokanee fish rearing the month except major holidays. Our goal program. (Date supplied on short notice • Eye Contact • is to provide positive emotional support/ from DFG.) Low Vision Support information and suggestions for mental/ Contact: Jerry Messier 434-6917, Next meeting: Thursday, November 8, physical well-being. We’re here for you [email protected] 1:00-3:00 PM. Note: Meeting place change whether you are able to attend our meet- this month: Gables Room (OC). ing or not! Questions? Please call Sandy/ • Garden • 1:00 PM: “Limited Vision... Unlimited Jackie: Why buy your salad when Potential.” Tracy Williams, O.D./Greg Contacts: Sandy Barry 209-3247; you can grow your own? Lettuce and other Pusateri, O.D. (Spectrios Institute, Whea- Jackie Wilson 253-3744; leafy greens adore cool weather, making ton IL) relate successful stories about Marjory Barlow 408-1400 them great for fall container gardens on living with low vision. Spectrios Institute a deck or doorstep! A container of mixed educates patients about their eye condi- • Fishing • greens is perfect for a patio, deck or even tion. They treat macular degeneration, What do you get when you mix a doorstep. And, although nothing beats glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, among 150 eager 7-12 year-olds, their natural outdoor sunlight, greens will also others. Patients learn how to gain skills for parents/siblings, a dozen members of the grow indoors near a south-facing, sunny those with low vision. Spectrios Institute is Lincoln Hills Fishing Group (LHFG) plus window. a teaching and research institution as well support staff from Boys Scouts, Kiwanis, “Revitalize Your Landscaping” will be as a low vision care center. Open House, Police Athletics League (PAL), “ Big M” fish- the topic of Arthur Navarrette’s presenta- one available service, invites low vision ery, and community donations? Answer: a tion for the general meeting, Thursday, support groups to learn — family/friends fantastic time! October 25, 2:00-4:00 PM, KS. On a recent

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survey, many members Shop Master: Ron Charm Girl. WNHGA congratulates Sue requested a program that Clawson. Pharis, New Golf Champion. Mary Cannis- provides ideas for their We belong to traci took first place in Flight one, Marcia landscaping. Arthur is with the California and Bush first in Flight two, and Joyce Thomsen Executive Care Landscape American Federa- first in Flight three. Management in Roseville. tion of Mineralogi- Thanks go to Marie Bossert, Barbara Their slogan is “Promised cal Societies. Gorden and committee for such a fun, Quality and Commitment.” Lapidary and challenging two-day event. After the Members who are inter- Lost Wax classes second round, a luncheon and awards cer- ested in the formation of a Amethyst boulder at are taught in Janu- emony was held at Orchard Creek Lodge Bonsai Group can contact mine in Thunder Bay, ary, March, May, in the Secret Garden. Jan Varin is the new Joyce Thomsen for more Ontario, Canada September and Oc- Club Champion! First in flight A, Brenda information: 434-1786. tober. Sign up at From left, Jan Varin, the Activities Desk (OC/KS). Club Champion; Flower Contact: Dave Fisk 434-0747, Barbara Gorden, Arrangers Group [email protected] (also for lab Gunilla Christol and Flower arranging meet- info & reservations) Patricia Alderete, ing for a Thanksgiving ar- Website: http://sites.google.com/ Flight D Winners, rangement will be on No- site/lincolnhillssuncitygems/home WNHGA Lincsters vember 19 from 1:00-3:00 PM at Lincoln Raley’s Event • Genealogy • Center. The charge for the We welcome back 12 of our From top: container and flowers to members who have been at the “Mecca Container of mixed make the arrangement will of Genealogy,” Salt Lake City. Back, just greens in winter be $15. Bring scissors and in time for our General Meeting, October — color, texture, wire cutters. Sign up with 15, 6:30 PM, KS, to see Bob Ringo bring aesthetics, utility! Shirley Allan 408-1784 by us up-to-date on the “New Family Search” bonsai evergreen; November 13. computer and database program. bonsai forest December 14 Flower ar- The First Monday Computer Workshop, ranging (2:00 PM) will be at November 5, Computer Room (OC), 6:30 Lincoln Meadows Manor. They were very PM, will examine maps used in locating happy with our arrangements last year. sources of research data: states, counties, We will make arrangements in Christmas cities, cemeteries. Limited number of com- coffee cups again. Buy your cups ($1-$2) puters, so sign-up ahead with BJ or Judy. at a local Thrift Store. Call Gloria if you Our Library will also be open. are interested in participating, 645-4699. Mark your calendar: The November 19 Contact: Lorraine Immel 434-2918, General Meeting in the Social Kitchen (KS), D’Andre; Flight B, Shirley Varner; Flight [email protected]; Virgil Dahl will start with a talk on Coroner’s records. C, Marion Munoz; and Flight D, Patricia 408-3748 After the formal meeting, our November Alderete. Outstanding golfers! Social will follow, to enjoy traditional Recently, Kay Howard was playing the •Gem and Mineral Society• Pumpkin Pie (provided each Thanksgiving beloved 13 hole on the Orchard when she On October 29, Richard Hil- time by a member). made an incredible chip shot, landed on ton, from Sierra College will Help sessions continue, as announced the green and slowly rolled into the hole discuss local geology. In September Tim via email and in General Meetings. for par. Those shots keep us coming back. Unruh presented meteorites and tektites. Contact: BJ Ollas 543-4682; Contact: Carol Golbranson 543-8647 In November we will have Show & Tell and Judy Hoffman 408-8878 Website: www.lincsters.com a member Rock Sale. Gem and Mineral Website: www.webflavors.com/ Society monthly meets: Last Monday at lincoln Ladies XVIII 4:00-5:30 PM, Sierra Room (KS). The LHXVlll Ladies Group has been busy. Lapidary and Jewelry Shop hours: • Golf, Ladies • Many women take part in the WGANC and Mondays 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, $5 per Lincster Lady Niners regular play days: On August 16’s T&F two hours in the lab. Funds go to equip- WNHGA update: Congratulations to Sue Tournament (all holes starting with the ment and supplies. Monday morning Shop Pharis, June Charm Girl; Edna Linville, July letter T or F were counted). First flight Master: Dave Fisk. First Monday afternoon Charm Girl and Mary Cannistraci August winner was Dee Arts, second Peggy Carr,

These yellow highlighted events are listed on the Calendar of Events on page 3. Compass October 2012 25 Club News third Mary Holland, fourth Lois Adams. Contacts: Dave Jensen emergencies while on the hiking trail. August 23’s putts-only tournament. First [email protected]; Gene Clearly this life-saving information applies flight winners (tie): Elaine Kalani, Pat Mc- Andrews [email protected] to every aspect of our lives. Niff, Susan Peterson, Judy Habecker with Website: www.lhmg.com The following members were elected to 33 putts. Second Judith Jessness, 32 putts, the Board of Directors: Dennis Ratay Presi- third Joan Thompson, fourth Pat Morgan, • Hand & Foot • dent; Denny Fisher Vice President; Kathy 34 putts. August 30’s Three’s results (pick- Hand & Foot is a fun and easy- Bannon Treasurer; Janie Norton Secretary. ing your best three of your three pars, to-learn card game and we are Walkers: Wednesday walks begin at 8:00 three of your four pars, and three of your always happy to teach new players. We AM. Check the website for weekly starting five pars). Winners: first flight Sylvia Feld- meet Thursdays. 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM, locations. man, second Lyn Chauvet, third Donna Terra Cotta and Sierra Rooms (KS). Hikers: Some new hiking destinations McDonald, fourth Lois Adams. September Contacts: Jim Brittain 408-5524; are coming up. Featured hikes include a 6 we had a two-man best ball Tourna- Jerry Watkins 408-7899, picturesque trek to alpine lakes (Granite ment with the winning score 119. Win- sandpusher@ sbcglobal.net; Lake & Hidden Lake) in the Kirkwood area, ners were Carol Hofmeister, Sue Worall, Denise Jones 543-3317, followed by a hike in the Marin headlands Bonnie Devers, and again Lois Adams. [email protected]; Lu Fox 408-1977, where we will visit the Point Bonita Light- Contact: Chris Jacobson [email protected] house that guards the entrance to the [email protected] Golden Gate. Website: lhlgxviii.com • Hiking and Walking • The latest calendar of hikes is on the A special thanks to all those who website with just the right one waiting • Men’s Golf • attended our annual meeting and heard for you! We held our Club Champi- Heath Wakelee, a certified Wilderness First Contacts: onship in August. Winners: Joe Angel (low Aid instructor, educate us on addressing Hiking: Dennis Ratay 543-9935, gross) and Glenn Arney (low net). Flight [email protected] winners: Bill Bowen, Tony Diipaola and Walking: Glynna Widdows 408-4819, Simon Palaroan. Just for Fun flight winners: [email protected] Charley Kendall and John Duggan. Website: In September we had the Lone Ranger http://lincolnhillshikers.org/ Tournament. Winning teams: Flight one — Richard Albright, Joe Varner, Ralph Barkey • Investors’ Study • and Jim Chan; Flight two — John Martinez, November 1 is a members’ only Paul Carr, Don Fermer and John Duggan. meeting, because P-Hall (KS) is being re- We held a drawing at the Club Champion- modeled. Our meeting has been assigned ship to raise money to purchase coyote to the Fine Arts Room (OC) 2:00-3:30 PM. The room has only 60 seats, which will go to the first 60 members who arrive. We’ll also be selling tickets for the December 6 Holiday Party at Turkey Creek. The Fed has launched a new, more powerful stimulus program and Europe has done much the same. What does this mean for both the investment markets Gene Andrews (right) presents coyote and the long-term impact on the Ameri- decoys from Men’s Golf Club to Sean can Economy? We will discuss these two Silva, golf course General Manager important topics along with our usual decoys for the course to help keep down market update and playbook check. Join- the goose population. Four coyote decoys ing Russ Abbott, our consultant, will be were presented to General Manager Sean Russ Koesterich from Ishares, one of our Silva. This should help to reduce the dam- best speakers from last year. age to the courses that are caused by the The Active Investors will meet on geese. We just held the two man stableford Thunder Mountain hike; to the Monday, November 12, at 3:00 PM in the tournament and will have the results in the Thunder Mountain summit; Barb Multimedia Room (OC). November Compass. Proffitt, Sue Geisler and Chris Contact: Doug Hohman, 295-2446 Wefers conquer Tinkers Knob [email protected]

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• Lavender Friends • • LSV/NEV • PM. We suggest you arrive a few minutes Now that fall is upon us, Low Speed Vehicles/Neigh- early as play begins promptly as the tables we are looking forward to cooler weather. borhood Electric Vehicles of four fill up. We are available to answer Again, several members got together for In September, Dr. Roger Espiritu and questions. Feel free to give us a call. a fun time at our Game Night Out and we Dr. Federico Gregorio led a fantastic Contacts: Marnie Isherwood had a huge turnout and great success at program concerning the new CPR Guide- 543-0219; Kris Astone 543-8998 the breakfast event. Mark your calendar lines and how we can make a difference as our Oktoberfest potluck on October to someone who might need help. Our • Motorcycle • 27 should be fun. Our present Executive fall barbecue and potluck game day was RoadRunners Committee terms expire in January so we a great success. Thank you to Frank & The social aspects of the are asking members to consider seeking to Carol McGara for their work hosting this club continued with a dinner ride to Monte fill one of these four positions. Don’t for- event. October 16 (the third Tuesday of Vista Inn in Dutch Flat. An enjoyable trek get our end-of-the-year Christmas Dinner/ the month) will be the first meeting of our through Sierra Foothills back country Dance event is almost upon us. If you want new membership year. Hopefully you have brought us to an early dinner at this rustic more information about our club, check renewed your membership or will visit and restaurant in the wooded hillside. With a our website at www.lavenderfriends. consider joining our group. We will meet few of the club members making the trip com or contact Jacquie or Herman (below). in the Social Kitchen (KS) at 9:00 AM for via auto it makes for an all inclusive social Don’t forget that the Parents, Families & our quarterly pre-meeting coffee hour. At event for spouses. Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) of 10:00 AM in the P-Hall (KS), the order of Greater Placer County holds its meetings business will be the election of your 2013 on the second Monday of the month at officers. It has been my pleasure to serve 7:00 PM at Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital, as your President for the past two years, Conference Room A, in Auburn. and I welcome and support the new board Contacts: Jacquie Hilton 543-9349, as we move forward into the next year. I [email protected]; am looking forward to the opening of the Herman Osorio 408-8094, bypass and the future opportunity of ac- [email protected] cessing the downtown area by way of the Website: www.lavenderfriends.com new Lincoln Boulevard. We will keep you Riders at Mt. Diablo up-to-date on the progress of this venture. • Line Dance • Contact: Buzz Rognlien 408-4540 Road Captain Doug Sterne led members The year has gone by so fast and it’s on an enjoyable scheduled ride along the almost time again for our annual holiday • Mah Jongg, Chinese • Delta waterways to Mt. Diablo and the East potluck. This year it is on Monday, Decem- Chinese Mah Jong is a game Bay area. We returned via Danville and had ber 3, and tickets will be going on sale mid- of tiles or as the Chinese call them, “cards.” lunch in one of their delightful Main Street October. This event sells out every year so It is a fascinating game to learn and lots eating establishments. get those tickets early. The food is always of fun to master. Come join the fun every Residents who have a roadworthy mo- wonderful and the dancing is a lot of fun. Monday at 8:30 AM in the Cards Room torcycle and enjoy backroad touring are Last year there was a choreographer (OC). If you have any questions, please call encouraged to check us out. RoadRunners contest and two groups demonstrated one of the contacts below. meet the fourth Thursday of the month at their dances. The dances were rated on Contacts: Rita Yankee 408-4405; 6:00 PM in the Multipurpose Room (OC). a point system and the judges were the Virginia Haradon 408-5536; Following the meeting members go to a instructors. It was so close that only three Ada Squires 543-3499 local restaurant for dinner and social get- points separated first from second place. together. This was so popular last year that the • Mah Jongg, National • Contact: Peter Boyle 408-1955, contest is back. Please let your instructor By now you have been hearing [email protected] know if you want to participate in the your friends and neighbors talk Website: http://web.me.com/ contest and keep in mind that there is a about the popular game of National Mah rettavincent/roadrunners_2012/ cash prize. Jongg. Perhaps it is on your bucket list? If roadrunners_2012.html Contacts: Yvonne Krause 408-2040, you are thinking of returning to this excit- [email protected]; ing tile game or even learning how to play, • Music • Carol Rotramel 408-1733, now is a good time to make it a priority. No The last “Open Mic Night” for [email protected] membership fees are required and no res- 2012 will be held October 26, 6:30-8:30 ervations are necessary. Just come to the PM, P-Hall (KS). Sign-ups begin at 6:15 Cards Room (OC) every Tuesday, 12:30-4:00 PM. Musicians and music lovers welcome.

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No karaoke, but audience participation is • Neighborhood Watch • We are proud of the six members whose encouraged . The next “Open Mic” will be Every unsuccessful attempted works were shown on KVIE in September. in February, 2013. burglary increases the probabil- Written by Jacquie Hilton. The rapidly growing L. H. Ukulele Play- ity that the bad guys will find our area Contacts: Lynne Fee, ers meet Wednesdays at OC, strumming becoming too difficult to be attractive. [email protected]; Diane Pargamont and singing Hawaiian, Country, and more. Every successful burglary encourages 408-0221, [email protected]; The atmosphere is relaxed and supportive. more attempts. The security of each of us Website: www.lhpainters.org Newcomers are welcomed and encour- depends upon the security of all of us. The aged. Beginner classes available. Call Ron burglars talk together just as we do and • Paper Arts • or Molly at 409-0463 for information. share the “easy touch” areas. As it turns out, paper is not The Music Group Holiday Party will be Last spring the burglars enjoyed a “walk our only art medium. This month we cre- held Friday, Nov. 16th, 6:00 PM in the Kilaga in” rather than a “break in” situation. ated a lovely set of tile coasters, each as Placer Room. Come enjoy a pot luck sup- We are now making progress, as more unique as our members. These make great per and lively entertainment. of us lock our doors and windows, includ- gifts, just in time for the holidays. The S. C. Music Group meets every ing putting a rod in the slider allowing it Last month our focus was on different fourth Wednesday in the Fine Arts Room, to be opened no more than a four-inch techniques – some new, some forgotten OC, 6:30 -8:00 PM. Drop-ins are always maximum. When burglary attempts are – that make paper arts such a fascinating welcomed. Bring your voices and/or instru- regularly thwarted, we will no longer be hobby. Thanks to Diane Jackson, Pam Haun ments, sign up to perform, or just enjoy an attractive target. and their table captains for enriching our the music and socialize. You can obtain a complete list of sug- talents and leading us through some fun Contacts: Judy Skillings 253-7237, gestions which will make us impervious creations. [email protected]; to these unwelcome intruders by going Julie Rigali 408-4579, to our website (below), click on Alerts/ [email protected] Info and then on Safety and Security Tips. Website: www.suncity-lincolnhills. Contacts: Larry Wilson 408-0667, org/residents, Groups, Music [email protected]; Nancy Whitaker 408-7393, • Needle Arts • [email protected] Threads of Friendship Website: www.lincal.net/watch Saturday, October 20, there will be an in-house workshop on making a fun, fuzzy • Painters • jacket from a sweatshirt. Contact Program At our October meeting, we Kris Volker to sign up. viewed a DVD of the work of Da- November will bring the much-antici- vid Lobenberg who did the large painting pated annual Wearable Arts Fashion Show. hanging at Kilaga Springs and will present Everyone is invited to OC Ballroom on next year. Tuesday, November 20 to enjoy the show. A nominating committee was formed, The wearable arts group has been working a slate of officers determined, and can- all year to provide an even more wonder- didates were announced at the October ful show than in years past. If you enjoy meeting. Voting will take place in No- Pam Haun (in pink) leading her table in a wonderful fashion mixed with artistic vember with the new officers and board stamp art creation; Diane Jackson (center) expression do not miss this show. convening in January. having fun teaching a new technique General meetings are held at Kilaga Our November meeting will feature a Many of our members enjoyed the Springs, 1:00 PM, the second Tuesday “Miniatures Art Challenge.” Members are stamp convention last month in Sacra- each month. Our various subgroups meet encouraged to present entries 5x5” to mento. A good way to stock up on supplies in the Sewing Room (OC). Check the Sew- 8x10,” framed. and support the economy! It is always an ing Room Window (OC) for times. Please In December we will enjoy “The Artists adventure to see new products and tech- contact Membership Chair Anne Garry, Table” Christmas lunch in the Solarium niques that can be used in card making, 543-7151, to join and see how fiber arts (OC). Our January meeting will be moved scrapbooking, and other paper crafts. thrive in our community! to January 8 when Fine Art Show applica- Our window display (OC) this month Contact: Vicki Hildebrand tions will be available and a review of the has a combined fall and Halloween theme. 408-4019, [email protected] application process shared. This 2013, Seems like we just did spring! 10th Anniversary Show, will be February Contacts: Sue Manas 408-1711; 22-24. Reg Fabian 645-9090

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• Pedro • • Pickleball • Pedro is a fun and slightly Many pickleball players have challenging bidding card game. If you have opted to play in the evening never played Pedro before, or it has been a when the weather is cooler. The smell of long time since you played, we are always the fall air is so refreshing, close your eyes happy to teach you the basics or refresh and you could be in Hawaii. If you go in your memory. the evening with a foursome you can sign Pedro meets in the Cards Room (OC) on up to play for an hour. All four courts now the first and third Fridays of the month have lights. Please keep in mind that all from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. We hope to play stops at 10:00 PM. see you there. Premier Dancers Contacts: Denise Jones 543-3317, [email protected]; Phyllis Hunter are preparing a spectacular production 408-5843, [email protected] which will be performed on November 15, 16 and 17. Tickets are available now • Photography • so don’t miss out on this tribute to George Though climatic M. Cohan. conditions put the kabosh on captur- Players’ meetings: Second Mondays, ing naturally-colorful creations with our 4:00 PM, P-Hall (KS). cameras, some dozen denizens of this Vera and Jim competing Contact: Bob Murdock 408-8511, compound had a great time anyway on the on the B Ladder [email protected] Monterey Peninsula last month. Wonder- Website: www.lincolnhillsplayers.com fully arranged and orchestrated by DeAtley Coming up in November is our general Cahill and Carole Haskell, we did the tour- meeting and election of officers. Look for • Poker • ist tango in spite of the fog, and ate our an email soon with the exact date. Come The Poker Group plays way through any number of restaurants. show your support for your Pickleball a variety of poker games every Monday, Pictured here is a Pt. Lobos pathway for Club. 1:00-4:30 PM, Tuesday, 5:00-8:30 PM and flip-floppers. And when’s the last time you Keep the Wednesday, December 5 open new Fridays 1:00-4:30 PM in the Multipur- saw a Pizza Tosser? Way cool! for the Christmas party — a sit-down din- pose Room (OC). Games are played using This month, under the guidance of Les ner in the Ballroom with a Disc Jockey play- script, and we play a variety of five-card Thomas, the group will be at Lake Tahoe ing your favorite tunes. More information and seven-card poker games, including picturing fall colors and on the lookout for coming to members in November. Omaha, Stud and Draw. Contact: Jerry Zimowske 408-1319 For Texas Hold ‘em players, there is a [email protected] separate table available on Monday Tues- Website: www.lhpickleball.com day and Fridays — same times. The Quarterly Hold ‘em tournaments • Players • are open to all residents on a first-come, The Players have selected a first-served basis as they usually fill up new Steering Committee. Lead- quickly with a 48-player cap. Our next ing the committee will be Bob Murdock, tournament is scheduled for Satur- President; his Vice-President, Angela Blas; day, October 20. Pizza Toss; Gnarly continuing Treasurer, Alan Lowe; Corrine Any questions, or to be added to our Path; both by jeffa Ehlers will continue as secretary. Past email distribution, please contact one of black bears, Bald Eagles, Kokanee salmon, President Steve Garavito will also be on the following members. and spots to shoot sunset and sunrise. the committee. Contacts: Mike Goldstein 543-8238; Before the trip, Les hosted a “workshop The Readers’ Theater production of Ginger Nickerson 253-3322; on related photography skills and wine “Dracula” will be on Saturday, October 27 Steve Kriner 295-8012 tasting,” but it’s yet to be discovered if the at 7:00 PM and Sunday October 28 at 2:00 tasting improved the skills. All undoubt- PM at P-Hall (KS). Doors open a half hour • Rummikub • edly thought so at the time... before show time and admission is free!!! The Rummikub Group Contact: Gary Sloan 434-5445, Halloween shows are always very popular meets Tuesdays from 12:30 [email protected] so come early. to 4:00 PM in the Multipurpose Room (OC). Website: SCLHphoto.com “Yankee Doodle Dandy” has been cast Rummikub is a fun game played with small and some 75 actors, singers and dancers tiles that is loosely based on the card game

These yellow highlighted events are listed on the Calendar of Events on page 3. Compass October 2012 29 Club News gin rummy. Beginners and experienced • SCOOP • • Second Cup of Coffee • players welcome. Sun City Breaking News!!! Be on hand to Contact: Amy Kee 543-7167, Organization of Pooches hear about how the local news [email protected] The SCOOP September social meeting is presented to the public. The Second was held in the Social Kitchen (KS) from Cup of Coffee Group offers a fascinating • RV • 10:00 AM-12:00 PM. Members and guests program on Monday, October 15, at 10:00 The RVers returned from the in attendance enjoyed this casual setting AM, in P-Hall (KS). Attend to hear “Local group’s final trips of the year last month, with many “doggie” topics. News – What and Where.” The executive four days in Paso Robles and four days in SCOOP’s December fund-raiser, Decem- production staff, camera team and journal- Gilroy. Final event on the year’s agenda ber 14, is taking off and the committee ists from KCRA will be on hand to describe is the Holiday Party in the Orchard Creek is busy working with local businesses / how they film and report events happen- Ballroom on December 16. artisans / vendors that support our cause, ing in the regional areas. It’s sure to be In a change of venue, the November 8 making each event more successful than ‘newsworthy.’ meeting will be in the Heights and Gables the last. All residents are welcome to attend our Rooms (OC) because of planned renovation Our recipient this year is One More Dog meetings. in the regular meeting place, P-Hall (KS). Rescue (OMDR), a 501 ©3 Corporation. To wrap up our programs for the year, Contact: Bob Zielinski 408-1852 While many residents have adopted a dog we have another unique session scheduled Website: www.lhrvg.com from OMDR, others are volunteering many for November 19. “Real NCIS Stories” hours each week assisting this strictly presented by retired NCIS agent Terry • SCHOOLS Volunteers • volunteer rescue group. This enables Brannon, a Lincoln Hills resident. Mark Sun City Helping Our them to continue rescuing, healing, loving, your calendars and join us. Outstanding Lincoln Schools and adopting these animals to “forever” Contact: Wolf Oplesch 408-1788 School is back and so are the SCHOOLS homes. [email protected] volunteers. Our September 10 Annual If you have a few hours each week to Website: http://sites.google.com/ Meeting was well attended. We were help walk, feed, clean, and/or just love site/second cupofcoffeegroup treated to a talk by Scott Lehman, Su- these animals, please contact Marcy Lopez perintendent of Western Placer Unified or volunteers at www.onemoredogrescue. • Shanghai • School District. The meeting was followed com. This will make your heart happy! Join us and learn how to by an orientation workshop and lunch. Contact: [email protected] play Shanghai, a fun group card It was wonderful meeting as a group and Website: www.sclh-scoop.com game. We offer free lessons. We play every there will be more chances to meet/greet Thursday at 12:00 PM and every second & fellow SCHOOLS volunteers. Meanwhile, • Scrabble • fourth Fridays at 5:45 PM. Contact one of enjoy your time in the classroom. Most old-time scrabble play- the names listed below. The teachers really appreciate our time ers remember the rules; par- Contacts: Howard Beaumont but they understand that we sometimes ticularly that proper names or words that 408-0395; Ann Holbak 408-2061 travel and are not available to volunteer. are capitalized cannot be used. But, there Please remember to let them know when are several popular brand names that are • Singles • you will be travelling so they can plan for acceptable. Words like apple, carnation, Dynamic Singles your absence. chevron, coach, dial, ford, honda, kleenex, As fall approaches our days Watch for emails regarding future levis and pyrex. Surprised? Can you think are cooler and nights longer. SCHOOLS events. If you would like to make of more? On September 27, we held our Annual a difference in the lives of our outstand- There is nothing like playing the true Bocce Ball Tournament with 48 members ing Lincoln children, we will provide you game of scrabble with others. While participating. Awards were presented to with the needed paperwork/information. Words with Friends is popular, there are the winners at our Pizzeria Nite at Kilaga I wish you a fun/fulfilling new school year! words routinely used that are unaccept- Springs. Great fun had by all! WPUSD calendar on their website: www. able in scrabble. Ca, da and ade come to Upcoming Singles Events: wpusd.k12.ca.us/District/Calendars/index. mind. Cite the Official Scrabble Dictionary October: html. and Official Tournament and Club Word List 10) – 7:00 PM – Let’s Dance at Contacts: Sandy Frame 408-1453, books for clarity. Helpful tips are on the Meridians (Carol 408-3061) [email protected] National Scrabble website. 18) – 4:30 PM – Table for Eight at Wise (Elementary); Eileen Marks 409-0320, We welcome anyone who likes to play. Winery, $69 (Darline 434-6472) [email protected]; Cindy Moore 408- Our group meets each Monday, at 1:00 PM 25) – 6:00 PM – Halloween Costume 1452, [email protected]; La Rita in the Cards Room (OC). Party/Buffet/Dance $35 (Isabelle Gruenwald, [email protected] Contact: Candy Koropp 409-0607 408-1093)

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November: The winter Northern California All-Star 01) – Cocktail Time TBD (Carol Thursday league starts October 25 and 408-3061) runs through the end of March. 03) – 9:30 AM-7:30 PM –Day at the Contact Bob Hunter Races/Golden Gate Fields $58 [email protected] (Kathy 209-3307) Contact: Bob Hunter, 04) – 4:30 PM – November Birthday [email protected] Celebration at Sports Bar (Anita 408-2444) • Sports Car • 08) – 6:30 PM – General Meeting/Turkey Will, left, and Joe recently We have been having just Bingo at OC Ballroom reenacted history too much fun lately! (Linda 628-5158) On September 11, 16 cars traveled to 10) – 9:00 AM – Second Saturday In 1971 they played on the same team the beautiful Greenhorn Dude Ranch in Breakfast (Gail 543-8587) in Pittsburg, CA, and won the Pittsburg Quincy. Some rode horses while others 15) – 4:30 PM – Table for Eight, Rubino’s, City League. Will retired from softball in traveled by wagon to dinner in the woods. Rocklin (Darline 434-6472) 1972, but Joe played Major tournaments We sang around the bonfire and told jokes, Contact: Linda Bacon 628-5158 for 20 more years. did karaoke and dancing. Website: www.lincolnhillssingles.org In 1996 Joe and his wife Margaret left We had a tour of the underground Pittsburg, finally coming to SCLH in June streets beneath old town Sacramento on • Ski • 2010. In September Will and Julia reunited September 20. Our annual pre-season pot- the family by moving here. Joe was play- luck party will be held October 23, hosted ing softball, and the League offered Will by Bill & Lillie Smith. The fun begins at 5:00 and him the chance to play together PM. Please RSVP to Sylvie Roberts at 408- again. They accepted, and after 41 years 0344 after 5:00 PM. Deadline for RSVPs is reenacted history – they were both on Friday, October 19. The club will provide Golden State, which won the League water, coffee and a lasagna entrée, and Championship. Sylvie will assign appetizers, salads and Contact: Mike Hilton 408-0346, desserts to attendees. Bring your own [email protected] beverages other than water and coffee. Di- Website: LHSSL.org rections to Bill and Lillie’s will be provided. Beautiful The next general membership meeting Coyotes Bodega will be Tuesday, November 20, 4:00 PM, in 60s — 2-3 in Medford playing 55s Bay the Fine Arts Room (OC). Deborah McIlvain teams. The offense was led by Ed Lazarek Lodge; from the Fitness Center will demonstrate with an inside-the-park homer and great at the stretching and conditioning exercises to defense by Dale Stephens. Next up is Las Dude ready ourselves for the ski season. Come Vegas. Ranch prepared to get out of your seats and use 65s — 3-3 in Medford with offense some of those muscles you have been sav- led by Kenny Fedder/ Bob Zielinski/Montie ing for winter! Boatwright/Randy Dvorak/Dick Hughes and Contacts: Mike Hilton, defense by Ron Greeno/Jim Jones/Jerome On October 3-4, 20 cars drove to the Sue Worrall and Bob Vincent Bader/Dale Hurlbut. Next up is Las Vegas. Bodega Bay Lodge & Spa. Our romantic 258-2150, [email protected] 70s — Won the Sun Eagles Fall Clas- rooms had fireplaces and sweeping ocean Website: www.lhskigroup.org sic with a 4-1 record with offense led by views. We had lunch at the Silverado, John Wible/Bob Hunter/Gym Mikaelsen/Larry stopped at the Marin French Cheese Co., • Softball, Senior League • Manley and defense by Forrest Burkett/John did wine tasting, and had poolside buf- For Will Bellah and his son Wible. A disappointing 1-5 record in Med- fet. The trip back included lunch at the Joe, softball has been their ex- ford, but with great offense by Pete Savoia/ Calistoga Inn, and wine tasting at Korbel tended family. In 1964 Will’s team played John Wible/Roger Lopossa/three homers/ and Mumm. against the “King and His Court,” and Joe triple/two doubles and defensive gems by The next day the club participated in was bat-boy. Will actually got a hit off the John Parks/John Wible/Bob Smith/George Bun- the Hwy 65 bypass opening. Over 50 cars famous Eddie Feigner. In 1980, Joe played garz/Forrest Burkett. The team celebrated paraded. against them, but struck out three times. the end of 2012 with a dinner attended Our next meeting is October 20 in P-Hall Way to go Dad!!! by 34 players and wives. (KS) at 6:30 PM.

These yellow highlighted events are listed on the Calendar of Events on page 3. Compass October 2012 31 Club News

Contact: DiAnn Rooney 543-9474, Mark your calendars: the Vaudeville [email protected] Troupe will be entertaining on October Website: LHsportscars.com 20 for the Grand Opening of the Hwy 65 Bypass. The Vaudeville Show begins at • Square & Round Dance • 10:30 AM-1:00 PM at 6th and 7th Streets, Sun City Squares Downtown. Come see all your favorite Our new schedule for Square performers! Dancing is working out very well for Performance Group, 2013, Contact: Marina Eugenios 408-3654 all levels of Square Dancing. We have a working hard — Ta... Da... !!! [email protected] good beginner class which is doing well. Troupe Website: YouTube.com/ The Plus Dancers are also improving at a unique tap choreography that captures the user/marinaeugenios good speed. The Advanced A1 Class keeps very essence of our show and our music. growing. We are planning on starting a Stay tuned for more exciting information • Veterans • beginners’ class next fall. Now is the time about the show. The dates are April 11, Lincoln Hills resident and to check the club out, drop by on Monday 12 & 13, 2013. Veterans Group member Al After 1:00 PM. Contact: Becky Sprong 408-1389 Metzler served during the Call Chuck or Bob to sign up today!!! [email protected] early 1950s as a parachute packer and We are always ready to add experienced Janet Becker 543-3493, heavy-drop technician with the 82nd Square Dancers. Feel free to come in and [email protected] watch or join, times listed below: Al Metzler’s Meeting times • Vaudeville Troupe • service • Beginner Level “Thank you” to the talented experience Mondays, 1:00-2:15 PM (KS) and enthusiastic Vaudeville “Au- includes • Plus Level ditioners” and heartfelt “Thanks” jumps from Mondays, 2:15-3:30 PM (KS) to our family of loyal Troupe Members for virtually every • Advanced Class Mondays, making our September 18-19 Auditions a reciprocating- 3:30-4:00 PM (KS) Huge Success!!! engine and • A-2 DBD Level – Thursdays, We have many new performers joining turboprop 1:00-3:00 PM (KS) our Troupe and are looking forward to transport Contacts: Chuck Vickers 408-4082 putting another fantastic “Cavalcade of aircraft used in [email protected]; Stars” just for you on January 11 and 12, U.S. military Bob Grupp 408-1868, 2013. “A Musical Tribute to the Movies… airborne [email protected] wait until you see what’s on the line-up!! You operations will be amazed and thrilled! Sit back and • Tap Company • relax in Kilaga Springs Presentation Hall’s The 2013 Tap Company comfy seating and “get nostalgic” when Airborne Division. He will be the featured Show is sure to be a block- you hear songs from our past... We always speaker at the October 18 meeting at 1:00 buster this year. The show is a new con- bring you “Entertainment Extraordinaire” PM in P-Hall (KS). cept never before presented by the Tap at every Vaudeville Show!! Exceptionally knowledgeable about the Company. history and technical aspects of U.S. mili- This talented group of dancers, sing- tary airborne operations, Al will discuss ers and actors are already working post-World War II parachute developments hard to bring you toe-tapping, excit- as well as the considerations involved in ing Broadway music to delight you. dropping heavy loads, such as vehicles, Our final audition is October 22 from equipment and supplies. 5:30-8:30 PM to audition specialty danc- Join The On November 11, the Veterans Group ers, a barbershop quartet and a small Vaudeville Troupe will conduct its annual Veterans Day cer- male/female singing ensemble. Audition at January’s emony at 11:00 AM in the Ballroom (OC). forms will be available October 1 at OC. Show for our Music by the Roseville Community Concert Tap performance classes began early Movie Tribute! Band will begin at 10:30 AM and continue this year in preparation for this very dif- after the ceremony until 12:00 PM. ferent and unique tap show. Our instructor New Troupe member, Wei-ning Chen, Contacts: Joey Chisesi 408-1705, Alyson Meador is, once again, amazing will inspire you with her lilting operatic [email protected]; us with her exceptional gift of creating performance in January’s Show! Website: lhvets.org.

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• Water Volleyball • Mark your calendars for our Annual Group met on August 15 when Phyllis Water volleyball is open to Holiday Party Saturday, December 1, KS. Kalbach gave us a synopsis of her upcom- all residents of any skill level. Advance sales only. More information will ing book, Blue Eden, and explained her You can try it out three times without join- follow next month. decision to self-publish her book using her ing. Training is also available (see below). Dance Practice for WCS Dance Class small business license. She provided the We have open play, competitive (advanced) Students, Friday, November 9, 5:30-7:30 group with the definitions of publishing play, and league play. PM, Fine Arts, (OC.) and printing, along with information on On Sunday, September 16, from 4:00- Contacts: Dottie Macken 543-6005, obtaining ISBN numbers. 8:00 PM, we had our final outdoor event of [email protected]; Sue Clark, a local literary agent, editor the calendar year. A fun group of us met at Eldon Davisson 408-8542, and writing coach, educated attendees on the Sports Pavilion to enjoy a potluck and [email protected] then play land volleyball (and it made me admire those Olympic volleyball players • Writers • even more!). The Writers Group is an Our club has established a Welcoming eclectic gathering of residents who love Program for people who wish to try water or are drawn to write. Our members pen volleyball. Just jump in the pool and intro- detective novels, historical fiction, non- duce yourself. fiction, poetry, prose and memoirs — just Play available in the KS pool: to name a few genres. • Open Play: Saturdays, 9:00 AM; first, Member Bev Brannon’s June Gloom, her second, fourth, (fifth) Mondays, latest detective novel, is hot off the press A recent meeting of our group 5:30 PM. and available at Amazon.com. Leo Craton • Open/League Play (all levels): just completed a thorough editing of his reasons to “kill the adverbs!” She really and Wednesdays, 6:45 PM manuscript, California Boy, now ready for truly gave us lots of reasons for not using • Advanced Play (rated players only): publication. those cowardly adverbs. Mondays, 6:45 PM; Thursdays 6:45 PM Whether you’re a skilled writer or just Our upcoming meetings are Wednes- • Training: Third Monday, 5:30 PM. one of the gentle folk writing memories day, October 17 (Marketing your book) Contacts: Jim Puthuff 543-0067, for your children and/or grandchildren and November 7 (book printing using the [email protected]; — we encourage you to join us on the Sacramento Library printing services). Carol Cope 408-5596, [email protected] second, fourth and fifth Monday of each Vice-president, Leo Craton, will provide www.suncity-lincolnhills.org/ month at 6:30 PM in the Ceramics Room an overview and several definitions of residents (OC). We’re here to support you and your a writer’s/author’s “Online Platform.” writing efforts. Member, Sheldon (Shelly) Ebenholtz, will •West Coast Swing Dance• ~See our ad on page 11.~ then demonstrate one element of Online Thanks to all of the WCS Contact: Jim Fulcomer 543-9201; Platform—creating a Blog. Join us. Dance Club members for their continued [email protected] ~See our ad on page 11.~ support in promoting West Coast Swing Contact: Linda Bello-Ruiz 543-7952, in our community. We would also like to Authors’ & Writers’ Resource Group [email protected] welcome our newest members. The Authors and Writers Resource Thursday, October 18, is our next West Coast Swing & Night Club Two Step Dance Workshop from 6:00-9:00 PM, (KS). Properties Committee Members $6; non-members & guests $12. Continued from page 7 Contact Kathy Lopez for ticket sales at Thermal scanner: How would you like vendors who need to process your credit 434-5617. to be able to spot electrical and mechanical card securely. Club Night Out is Saturday, October problems in your home and get them fixed Finally, there will be new concert risers 20, at the Capital Swing Dancers’ monthly or replaced efficiently before they fail? A for performances, a new portable dance dance at the Fair Oaks Park & Recreation new thermal scanner will do just that by floor, and a new TV projectorfor the Mul- Auditorium. Lessons for beginners and making a heat picture and showing hot tipurpose Room (OC). intermediates (5:30-6:30 PM) and danc- spots that are potential failures. Please attend our Properties Commit- ing 6:30-10:30 PM. Please go to www. Wireless access upgrades: This will tee meetings on the second Tuesday of capitalswingdancers.org for additional provide better Wi-Fi access for your lap- each month at 1:00 PM. information. top, smart phone and tablet, but will also provide better security for our staff and

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You are invited... To the following presentations: Bulletin Board These vendor presentations are open to residents and people from outside the community. Please email your bulletin board articles to Products or services presented are not sponsored or supported by SCLHCA. [email protected] by the 20th of each Wednesday, October 24 9:00 AM, All About Eyes, Dr. Wilmarth Solarium month. Bulletin Board topics include interest Please see our ad on page 38 in this month’s Compass in forming new groups and information about resident-related (not Association-sponsored) Wednesday, October 24 9:30 AM, Nautilus Society, Oaks Groups. Thursday, October 25 1:00 PM, Kaiser Permanente Senior Advantage Open Enrollment Seminar, Heights AARP Foundation Tax-Aide Saturday, October 27 11:00 AM, Jeri Chase Ferris, Book Signing, Placer Room (KS) Will you join us? Do you like talking to people, Tuesday, November 13 6:00 PM Spinal Aid Presentation, Dr Zorich, Solarium meeting new people, or working on the Please see our insert in this month’s Compass computer? Are you looking for a rewarding opportunity to make a difference in your changes and will be receiving a voting ballot Come and be a part of a new chapter in the ever- community? AARP Foundation Tax-Aide is looking and full description of the proposed changes in evolving city of Lincoln. After decades of planning for volunteers to help taxpayers complete their November. A special business meeting will be and several years of construction, the Lincoln 2012 tax returns in Lincoln during the 2013 held 45 minutes prior to the November 18 Turkey By-pass will be ready for use in early October. tax-filing season. The training and certification Bingo event for members wishing to discuss the The roadway that was the high-density Highway class will be the second week of January, 2013, proposals with the Board. Our Turkey Bingo event 65 from Sterling Parkway to 7th Street just north in Roseville. Some knowledge of computers is is one of our most popular and heavily attended of downtown will now officially become Lincoln required to assist in providing our free electronic events of the year – look for sign-up forms on Boulevard while through-traffic will utilize the filing service (e-file). Volunteers are asked to our website www.lhitalianclub.org and come join new by-pass. This action should be the spark plug commit four hours in one day per week during all the fun! Residents who are of Italian heritage to revitalize our historic downtown. To celebrate the tax-filing season, February 1 through or whose spouse/significant other is of Italian the event, there will be a special dedication April 15. Volunteers are also needed to make heritage can join our active social club. More info: parade and friends and family-oriented events appointments or greet our clients. No class or test www.lhitalianclub.org or Membership Chair Marie along the new thoroughfare on Saturday, October is required! For more information about becoming Berlenghi, 543-3731. 20. Come walk the streets (3rd to 7th), check out an AARP Tax-Aide volunteer in Lincoln for the the anticipated 60 vendor booths lining the 2013 tax season, please email [email protected] Lincoln Area Archives Museum street, ogle the vintage Rods & Relics, and shop with your name, address, and phone number. Would you like to know more about our fine city the stores. The parade begins at 9:00 AM. of Lincoln? There is a great continuing opportunity Glaucoma Support Meeting to learn while you help the efforts of our local Lincoln Democratic Club Multipurpose Room (OC). We meet the second history museum foster appreciation of our past. will meet Thursday, November 1, at 6:45 PM Wednesday of every month, 4:00-5:30 PM. Please Learn what went on as our predecessors searched in the Social Kitchen (KS). Jeff Darlington, come join us. More info: Bonnie Dale 543-2133. for precious metals or brought commerce to the Executive Director of Placer Land Trust, will New West in mid 1800s. Help for a few hours a be the featured speaker. Placer Land Trust is a Holiday Food Drive week is welcome in a wide range of tasks. Visit nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting Begins November 15. For the past 15 years, The the museum at the end of Beerman Plaza, or call and preserving valuable natural, historic, and Lincoln Host Lions Club has been providing food Shirley Russell at 645-3800. Hours are 9:00 AM to agricultural lands in Placer County. Members and for needy families of Lincoln during the Holiday 12:30 PM, Monday-Wednesday and 9:00 AM to guests are reminded to bring food donations for Season. They work closely with the Salt Mine 4:00 PM Thursday-Friday. There is a place for you the club’s Thanksgiving baskets. Questions: June and the Toys for Tots group to make sure each at Lincoln Area Archives Museum. Paquette 408-2263. family gets enough food and toys. Last year, SCLH residents were a tremendous help with this work Lincoln Blvd. Dedication Celebration Lincoln Hills Foundation and the Lions Club is asking again for your help of Public invited to celebrate Lincoln Blvd. dedication is seeking a volunteer bookkeeper familiar with canned food. They have placed collection boxes in with special downtown events and promotions. Continued on page 39 both Lodges and Fitness Centers for your drop-off donations. Thank you again for your help. Certified Farmers Market at SCLH — Italian Club Last Few Days! 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Continued from page 35 in Lincoln. Our guest speaker will be Mr. Budd Shooting Group Quick Books to maintain our financial records and Johnson, retired U.S. Marshall. To attend, call Bob Our purpose is to make friends among the create monthly reports. Time required six-to- J. McCollum: 916-408-0621. residents who are interested in shooting. If you eight hours per month. Training available. More used to shoot, but have not done so in years, info: Bob Free 645-5380 or [email protected]. The Right Foods Movement you are encouraged to take up the sport again. At our new club’s first meeting September 19, All people interested in shooting or reloading Lincoln Hills Foundation Bingo with 28 residents in attendance, we began the are welcome. We meet Tuesdays for Trap, On Wednesday, October 17, our much anticipated process of collecting members’ ideas for the kinds International Trap and Sporting Clays and fall Bingo is here!! It’s always fun with plenty of of activities the club will take up on a regular Thursdays for Skeet and Five Stand. Fall and cash prizes and gifts to win. Playing bingo is a basis. Several terrific ideas were proposed and it winter months we meet at 9:00 AM. For shooting wonderful social experience, being with friends was agreed this process should continue through schedule hours, please contact John Kightlinger and neighbors alike. It will be held in the OC future meetings. We saw a short presentation that at the phone number below. Residents interested Ballroom with doors opening at 12:30 PM. Games helped us cut through the confusion surrounding in rifle or pistol shooting can contact each begin at 1:00 PM and conclude by about 3:00 PM. what actually is a true “whole grain” bread and other through our group. Membership is free. Cost is $20 for 12 games, 12 cards with six cards what is not. One of our new club’s main objectives Contact: John Kightlinger 408-3928 or johnnpat@ each. There is $1350 in prize money plus two nice is to provide our members with proven examples sbcglobal.net. door prizes. Pop-ups are four for $1. Cold water of sensible, intelligent eating – the cornerstone available; no food or alcohol allowed. No one of a healthy lifestyle – without sacrificing the Travel Group under 18 admitted. It’s always fun, fun, fun for all. enjoyment we get from sharing good food ideas Our website has changed to www.lh-travelgroup. Come join us and see. Have a group of 10? Reserve in good company. Our next meeting is Wednesday com. The next meeting is Thursday, October 18, your own table! Call Dennis Wagner, 360-213- October 24 at 4:00 PM in the Fine Arts Room (OC) 7:00 PM, KS. Guest speaker: Joan Thornton, 5984. Visit the Lincoln Hills Foundation website at and all residents are welcome to attend. More Grand Circle Cruises. Available trips: New Year’s www.lincolnhillsfoundation.org. We are Seniors info: Don Rickgauer 253-3984. San Diego (Dec 2012), South America (Jan 2013), Helping Seniors. Tell a friend. Australia/New Zealand/Tasmania (Feb 2013); Shalom Group Hawaii-Tahiti-Samoa Cruise (Mar 2013), Panama Multiple Sclerosis Group Happy New Year. At the moment, the bocce ball Canal Cruise (May 2013), Paris to Normandy Cruise meets monthly on the first Tuesday at 1:00 PM event is about to start and the season between (May 2013), Portland Rose Festival (Jun 2013), in the Terra Cotta Room (KS). We usually have a Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur has given us Prague-Paris w/River Cruise and/or Paris- topic of discussion or a speaker dealing with some a great fall afternoon. Hopefully it will be well Barcelona with River Cruise (Jun 2013); Jackson aspect of Multiple Sclerosis. More info: Marilyn attended. On Thursday, October 24, there will be Hole-Rapid City (Aug 2013); Amsterdam-Vienna Sharp 434-6898. a group social at KS. Nina Mazzo or Hal Berman River Cruise (Sep 2013); Eastern Canada will fill you in with the details, make a reservation (Montreal-Quebec City-Ottawa-Niagara Falls- Open Play with them or we may run out of ice cream. While Toronto (Sep 2013). Friends and family may is every Sunday from 12:00-4:30 PM in the Cards not on the calendar yet, the Woman’s Club will join our trips. You don’t have to be a member Room (OC), bring your cards, board games, probably have their monthly meeting at Oracle; to attend our meetings. Committee member dominoes and dice. “Rummikub” “Nationals” and check the November calendar which should be contacts: Teena Fowler 543-3349 sfowler@ Mah Jongg tile games are also played. This is an updated (on shalomsg.org) when you read this. starstream.net; Linda Frazier 434-8266 opportunity to meet new friends & have a fun There is a general meeting on Monday, November [email protected]; Sheron Watkins 434- afternoon. All residents are welcome. Tables are 26. Questions: [email protected]. 9504 [email protected]; Louise Kuret first-come, first-served. Membership info: Natalie Flynn. Continued on page 41

Racquetball Group We play Mondays and Thursdays at California Commercial Presentation (Paid Advertisement) Family Fitness Club in Roseville (781-2323). Mem- These vendor presentations are open to SCLH residents & people outside the community. bership to club is required. We begin play at 8:00 Products/services presented are not sponsored or supported by SCLHCA. AM and end between 9:30-10:00 AM. Depending Free Catered Solar Seminar on the number of players, we play cutthroat, Learn All About Home Solar Systems doubles and/or singles. Ladies are welcome. See Monday, October 29 2:00 PM Oaks Room (OC) you on the court!! Contact: Armando Mayorga Presenter: Christy Aidnik 408-4711 or [email protected]. This free, catered seminar will help you understand the benefits and cost savings that a solar system can bring to your home. Learn how to eliminate your electric bill LH Retired Law Enforcement Officers Group and put that money back into your pocket every month! We are here to help you get will hold its quarterly meeting on November 16 hooked on solar. at 9:00 AM. The meeting will be at Mimi’s Café RSVP to Christy Aidnik by October 23 • 855-466-5332

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Continued from page 39 408-0554 [email protected]; Karen Foley In Memoriam [email protected]. Loretta Alley he collected tools and Lionel trains. He We have lost our Energizer Bunny! Lo- was active in Granite Springs Church and retta was the impetus behind the 10th An- Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Besides Glitter, Carols, Dances niversary Celebration in 2009. Currently many friends, Lee leaves one son, two Continued from page 2 she was working on the Highway 65/ adopted children, and his sister, Loretta Songbook (page 57). And for the first time, Lincoln Boulevard upcoming event. Born Haworth, who also lives here. a holiday party with your grandchildren at and raised in the East Bay Area, she met the Lodge — Grandkids Santa Adventure and married Dave and, as a Navy wife, trav- Phil Tousey on December 2 (page 52). eled all over Europe and had two children Phil was a California native but was To culminate our holiday celebrations, during those years. Eventually they moved drafted by the Brooklyn Dodgers! The don’t miss our New Year’s Eve Masquer- to Coronado and Loretta began working Korean War broke out and Phil served ade Ball, complete with fireworks, live for the state. She had never retired, and with the USAF. He went to Sacramento band, DJ, magic, and delectable food! was still working when she became ill. State and went on to get a law degree. Phil Dress up or not, masks or without, guests Loretta was also a “softball wife” traveling taught high school English, Drama and are encouraged to join the glamorous fun with Dave to games and enjoying their RV. coached baseball for the Grant District in of masquerading in your own style (page She will be dearly missed by her family Sacramento for 19 years. He also coached 43). A Mask Making Party on November and many friends. American Legion Baseball. He leaves his 30 is available to create the perfect mask wife, Lois, of 29 years, four children, two to accessorize your outfit (page 52). Raul A. Caceres stepchildren, nine grandchildren and We also bring you the joys of the The Honorable Raul A. Caceres, 95, seven great-grandchildren. Phil and Lois season outside of our community. Join was born and raised in Honduras. He were very early residents of Lincoln Hills. us for a trip to McHenry Mansion on met his wife, Elsie at the SF World’s Fair December 10 and enjoy Christmas High in 1939! For over 50 years, he served in Ken Burtchael Tea and shop for poinsettias from the big- the Foreign Service for Honduras, living Born in San Francisco in 1925, Ken gest local poinsettia farm (page 54). No all around the world. His achievements are lived in California all his life. Thirty years holiday is complete without a visit to the too numerous to mention here! He owned ago he retired from Lockheed where he Cornish Christmas in historic downtown the Caceres Travel Agency in Sunnyvale. worked as an engineer. He was married Grass Valley on December 14 (page 54) Raul taught Spanish, organized educa- twice and has one son and a daughter who and Victorian Christmas on December 16 tional tours for high school students. lives here. He also has six grandchildren. in downtown Nevada City (page 54). For He held positions in Shriners, Masons, Ken was a ham radio operator. Five years shoppers, get a full day of shopping and Rotarians and the Elks. He never stopped ago he met Diana Rey and the two of them experience the City by the Bay at night serving his community even as a volunteer have enjoyed traveling together, especially during our Holiday Overnight Weekend at Kaiser in his 80’s. Besides his wife, in their motor home. in San Francisco, December 1-2 (page Raul leaves two sons, their wives, three 52). For any last minute Christmas shop- grandchildren, eight great-grandchilden, Naomi Eulalia Brancato ping, get on the bus to San Francisco on and one great-great! Audiences here often saw Naomi with December 19 (page 57). her husband Sean performing their lively Create personalized gifts from classes Leland (Lee) Guth music on the OC stage. After Naomi’s re- offering holiday-themed projects: Air- Lee was raised in Mill Valley, California, tirement from 40 years of teaching in San brush Workshop on October 22 (page had degrees from Oregon State and San Francisco, they created a studio in their 61); Spanish Oil Painting/Lladro starting Jose State. He spent 25 years at IBM and, home and played in several groups with November 11 (page 61) and Origami start- after retirement, was a senior program Naomi at keyboard and Sean playing gui- ing November 12 (page 68). Ray Ashton is manager at several companies. After tar and singing. Naomi was a child prodigy back with three favorite Christmas Movie moving here, he became very involved who graduated from West Virginia Wes- Classics: “A Christmas Carol,” “A Christmas in our community, serving on the Fiscal leyan College on a full music scholarship. Story” and “It’s a Wonderful Life.” Learn Sustainability Committee (FSC) in Lincoln, In the Bay Area, the couple played in clubs the stories behind the movie and more Strategic Advisory Committee, Commu- and shared their love of classical music, (page 83). nity Emergency Response Team (CERT), theatre, and opera. Besides her husband, Early as it may seem, Lincoln Hills and planned to join other committees. Naomi is survived by her brothers and is ready for the holidays! He enjoyed traveling, RV-ing and fishing; other loving family members. If you have lost a loved one who shared your home and would like to place information in this column, please contact Joan Logue, 434-0749.

Compass October 2012 41 42 October 2012 Compass These yellow highlighted events are listed on the Calendar of Events on page 3. Special Events

Lincoln Hills New Year’s Eve ner’s Reserve” Chardonnay and Godiva plete menus available at the Activities Masquerade Ball Chocolate Liqueur with Coffee. Experi- Desks. Ballroom and Solarium Guests, Monday, December 31 ence the decadent elegance of masked doors open 7:00 PM, dinner 7:30 PM. Orchard Creek Lodge strolling entertainers and illusions. After Meridians and Ballroom — 5031-13BR dinner, choose between live music in Pre-Function Meridians — 5031-13MER the Ballroom or DJ dancing in Merid- Guests, doors Pre-Function — 5031-13PF ians and interactive enchantment in the open 7:30 PM, Solarium Wine Pairing — 5031-13SOL Community Living Room. Experience dinner served Enter a world of enchantment, dancing the whimsy of themed photography, a 8:00 PM. and entertainment at the New Year’s Eve silhouette artist, magic and much more Dancing and Masquerade Ball! Ring in 2013 with a throughout the night. Tickets will go on entertainment customized party experience including sale October 24. Guests may select their 9:00 PM-12:30 magical entertainment, an expanded tables during registration on first-come AM, fireworks menu with five delectable dinner entrées first served basis. Designated singles display at and the best dance music in town with tables are available in all locations ex- midnight. Ad- the Freestyle Band and DJ Tom. Select cept Solarium for individuals or groups vanced registra- your favorite party room location, pick who wish to enjoy the company of other tion rates start at only $69 per person an entrée and enjoy the breathtaking singles. Singles tables are sold online and will be available until November 30. Amphitheater fireworks and free-flowing and at the Activities Desks until Novem- Formal dress and masks are optional, champagne to toast the New Year. New ber 14. If you are purchasing a table for and we encourage you to join in the fun for this year, wine lovers can select the your group, provide seating location of masquerade in your own style. Party Solarium Menu offering a three-course and guest names with their entrée se- fee includes a professional 5”x7” Mas- dinner with wine pairing of McManis lections at time of registration. Tickets querade Ball photo keepsake for each Pinot Grigio, Kendall-Jackson “Vint- required for entry. No refunds. Com- guest.

Special Events music and audience dancing later in local businesses. Be sure to thank them the evening. After dinner, Stan & Poppi for supporting the Compass and many of Document Destruction Dunn’s dancers will mesmerize you with our Association and Club activities. Ad- Monday, October 15 their elegant costumes and traditional ditional info: Judy Olson, 625-4014. 10:00 AM-12:00 PM, OC Fitness Park- waltz numbers performed to the music ing Lot. Cintas offers state-of-the-art recording of Vienna’s “Waltz King,” Jo- New Resident Orientation shredding trucks onsite to hann Strauss, Jr. Feast on a sumptuous Tuesday, October 16 provide the service. Paper buffet of tradi- Offered quarterly and designed for all clips and staples on files tional German new homeowners to meet new resi- okay but no plastics or foods. Complete dents and the Community cardboards. $10 cash or check per aver- menu available Association management age file box contents payable to Cintas. at Activities staff. Orientation provides Just look for the big Cintas truck at the Desks (OC/KS). valuable information about Parking Lot! Enjoy a no-host bar when Ballroom your Association committees, lifestyle doors open at 5:30 PM; Dinner 6:00 PM; programming, and clubs. 1:00-3:00 PM, Oktoberfest Celebration Entertainment 7:00 PM. Please inform Solarium. Light refreshments. Free. No Monday, October 15 — 5015-08 the Activities monitor upon registration RSVP required. Come polka with us! Our celebration if you have any dietary restrictions. $40. will include traditional Oktoberfest Offering New music with the Home, Health and Business Showcase Section-Reserved Seating! Karl Lebherz Tuesday, October 16 “The Music of Fleetwood Mac” Band, Viennese Stop by OC Lodge Featuring Lorraine Gervais dancers from the HOME, HEALTH between 10:00 AM Monday, October 22 — 5022-08 famous Elk Grove & BUSINESS and 2:00 PM to learn The British-American rock band, Fleet- Strauss Festival, SHOWCASE about the latest prod- wood Mac, was formed in London in wonderful food, ucts and services and 1967 with Mick Fleetwood, Peter Green fun, contests and dancing. Enjoy tra- meet your Compass and John and Christine McVie. Experi- ditional German tunes as your dinner advertisers and other ence a classic night of music with the

These yellow highlighted events are listed on the Calendar of Events on page 3. Compass October 2012 43 Special Events familiar hits and lyrics of “Black Magic areas of this great city. wand for a night filled with dancing, Woman,” “Need Your Love So Bad,” “Lit- As the cultural and snacks and spooky activities for sin- tle Lies,” “Everywhere” and more with commercial center gles and couples. Dress-up to compete vocalists Lorraine Gervais, Kate Haight, of the gay men and in the “Spooktacular” costume contest Allison Green and Kris Stepanion. Lor- women population in and dance the night away to bewitch- raine is a singer with a lifetime of sing- San Francisco, it is a ing music with the Groove Thang ing soul, blues and jazz with a unique very liberal area with Band. Try your hand at the Bobbing style all her own. Through the years, she many theatres, book and video stores, Apples Game and compete against opened for Mavis Staples, Sista Monica, gift shops and small cafes. Explore and your friends and neighbors to win fun and the Pointer Sisters, Etta James discover the heart of this neighborhood prizes. Relive Halloween Trick or Treat and the Charlie Hunter Band. For this with our step-on-guide, Gary Hollo- fun with the music perfor- way, as we walk thru memorial parks, Spooky Can- mance, Lor- churches, shops and historic sites. Focus dy Buffet. raine brings will be on the life and times of slain City Your ticket together Supervisor Harvey Milk. The walking includes the unmatched tour will end at a favorite neighborhood Candy Buffet vocals and restaurant, the Sausage Factory, for and Hallow- amazing mu- lunch on your own. Other restaurants een “spirited” or “unspirited” punch sicianship. The band includes keyboard, are also available for your dining plea- bowl beverages throughout the night. guitars, bass and drums. Ballroom sure. After lunch, we The seven-piece band has been called (OC) 7:00 PM. Premium seating avail- will have some time the best “get off your seat and dance” able for those who wish to enjoy the for shopping along entertainment cover band in northern convenience of reserved front-section Castro and the adja- CA. The transformed Ballroom will be Ballroom seating. During registration, cent streets, followed a Halloween spectacle where you can please note to monitor that you wish by a tour of Gary enjoy a variety of music, audience par- to have premium reserved seating and Holloway’s nearby ticipation, activities and treats. Tables preference of either: Section A: Stage 1875-vintage Victorian will be first-come, first served open Right Section or Section B: Middle Sec- home. Gary was a hit with our residents seating for all guests. No-host bar when tion, and the best available seating will on the recent “Taste of San Francisco Ballroom doors open at 6:30 PM; danc- be provided. No need to stand in line Tour.” Come along for a day full of new ing and activities 7:00-10:00 PM. $20. prior to the concert. Premium seating and fun sights and activities that high- sold only at OC Lodge $18. General light a vibrant part of San Francisco. “Season of Color” — seating $16. Leave OC at 7:30 AM, return ~ 6:30 PM. A Fashion Show Event $47. RSVP  Now. Trip will cancel if Friday, November 2 — 5002-09 A Walk in the Castro minimum is not met by October 18. Colorful fashions will fill the Ballroom Thursday, October 25 — 1924-08 as you watch friends and neighbors As suggested by the Lavender Friends Halloween “Spooktacular” Dance showcase the latest fall, winter and Group, the Castro District of San Fran- Friday, October 26 — 5026-08 holiday designs from women’s boutique cisco is one on the most fascinating Grab your Halloween mask, cape or and specialty stores including Sun River,

— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — REMINDERS — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — ACTIVITIES & FITNESS DESK HOURS & WEATHER: Association trips & events are required by instructor or if class will PHONE NUMBERS: See page 90. held regardless of inclement weather. be cancelled. Once met, registration TWO FACILITIES: Orchard Creek Lodge RSVP DATE : If a RSVP date is shown, remains open until class is filled. (OC) & Kilaga Springs (KS) up until that date, registration for Trips, CLASSES (EXCEPT FITNESS): Register RESERVATIONS: Reservations are required Events, and Classes are for residents at least five working days prior to start for all activities unless otherwise noted. only, two per household. After that date. If you want to take more than one Resident I.D. is required for registration. RSVP date, for Trips: Residents may pur- class scheduled in the same month from All sales are final. No refunds unless activity chase as many spaces for their guests the same instructor (except Computer is cancelled or request is received within 24 as they wish, no limit. Guests must be classes), you must wait until after RSVP hours of purchase. 21 years of age for casino trips or 18 and date to ensure all residents have the WANT TO SELL? Please contact the Activi- older for other destinations. For Classes: opportunity to enroll. ties Desk (OC/KS) if unable to attend an RSVP date is set in order to determine FITNESS CLASSES: Register for fitness event, trip or class. if class has met minimum registration classes at either Fitness Center.

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White House Black Market and more. lunch consisting of a Rotisserie-style elegant and elaborate buffet while Enjoy an appetizing luncheon with Barbecue Chicken, Macaroni Salad, Din- watching the races. Dress code: Col- choice of Rice Noodle Shrimp Salad ner Roll/Butter, Apple Pie a la Mode and lared shirts and or Creamy Chicken Alfredo Pasta with beverage. (Vegetarian selection available dress slacks only upon request during registration.) are preferred After lunch, enjoy a guided bus tour for men while with a running commen- women may tary on the history and wear dresses development of Apple or tailored pants. No denim, sweat Hill. Next stop is Larsen’s pants, t-shirts, wind breakers, baseball Apple Barn and Bill’s Ap- caps or visors. Tennis shoes for traction ples/Felicia’s Dolls. Arrive back at High OK. Included: admission, extensive buf- Hill in time for a hay ride through the fet lunch served from 11:30 AM-3:00 apple orchards and surrounding areas of PM and complimentary racing program. a Chocolate Truffle Cheesecake for High Hill Ranch. We even get a snack of Leave OC at 10:00 AM, return ~ 7:00 dessert. If you are buying a table with an Apple Fritter and apple juice for the PM. $67. RSVP  Now. friends and neighbors, please have a ride home. Depart 9:00 AM, return ~ complete list of guests at your table 6:00 PM. $51. RSVP  Now. “Dueling Pianos” Featuring Guido and their food choice upon registra- Mastromatteo & Richard Cooper tion. Advise the monitor when purchas- Reno Silver Legacy • Wednesday, Top 40’s, Oldies and Novelty Tunes ing tickets if you wish to be seated at November 7 — 1774-09 Sing-Along Show the Gentlemen’s table. For a complete We’re going to Reno for a fall drive up Friday, November 9 — 5009-09 menu, visit the Activities Desks (OC/KS). in the Sierras! Visit the Set the stage with two pianos and two OC Ballroom doors open at 11:00 AM; Silver Legacy Hotel & outrageously talented entertainers for lunch served 11:30 AM; show 12:30 PM. Casino for the day and a world class Piano Duo. But this is not $31. Come by the Lodge to shop unique you’ll get $10 cash back your tradi- items from vendors displaying the latest & $5 food credit. Try your tional piano accessories and fashion items in the Pre- luck at the slots or check music, with function Area from 10:30 AM-2:30 PM. out the Reno arts district. Leave OC 8:00 top 40’s hits, AM, return ~ 6:30 PM. $31. RSVP  oldies, dance Second Bus! Apple Hill Now. tunes, and novelty songs all in one per- Monday, November 5 — 1824-09 formance. You will see real baby grand First bus sold out! Enjoy another fall trip Off to the Races pianos and experience how they have to Apple Hill in the Placerville foothills Thursday, November 8 — 1845-09 been retrofitted to fit electronic pianos and stock up on your holiday pies. Visit Enjoy a crisp autumn day by the bay at inside. This live entertainment show High Hill Ranch with crafters, specialty Golden Gate Fields in Albany with the is a combination of piano and singing shops, produce & goodies store. The heart-pounding intensity of live horse by Guido Mastromatteo and Richard Pie House Restaurant will reserve an racing. Relax in the comfort and luxury Cooper, audience sing-along, comedic area for our group at 11:30 AM to enjoy of the Turf Club as you partake of an bits and most importantly audience

— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — REMINDERS — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS: We strive Buses are air conditioned, please dress EVENTS THAT INCLUDE A MEAL: Ticket to make each event an enjoyable expe- accordingly. sales for special events that include a rience. For special accommodations, PARKING: For all trips, please park be- meal will close three business days prior please inform the monitor while regis- yond the OC Fitness Center (The Wave) to event date or upon sellout. All other tering. For Events, special needs patrons unless noted otherwise. Passengers special events are open for sale until will be seated first. ForTrips , we accom- are dropped off by the Fitness Center show date unless sold out. modate wheelchair bound passengers entrance on return to LH. SCENTS: When attending any activity, to the best of our abilities. SOLD OUT EVENTS: Are shown at the class, or meeting at OC or KS Lodges, or DEPARTURES: All bus trips leave from end of the Special Events listings. going on trips, please refrain from wear- OC Lodge unless otherwise noted. We HOSTING A BUS TRIP: Interested in host- ing perfume, cologne, and scented bath load the bus 15 minutes prior to de- ing the trip you are on? Please advise the & body products. Many have serious parture times stated on these pages. monitor when you register. We always allergies exacerbated by scents. As a courtesy to all, we leave on time. welcome volunteers to host the trips.

Compass October 2012 45 Hail to Our Club Leaders! reports, conduct business, and share Amazing examples of volunteerism at its finest information. Doug Brown, Resident Editor That’s not all. It was also a chance to say Thank You to the leaders of our clubs ave you tossed your hat into the an event, or working behind the scenes to for volunteering their time and talents to ring? No, not for a political office keep things running smoothly? helping their club be so successful. Hail to H– too late for that now – but we’re On October 4, almost 150 club lead- these heroes of Lincoln Hills! It’s because talking about your very own clubs right ers gathered in Kilaga Springs Presenta- of your efforts that we have so many here in Lincoln Hills. Maybe it’s time for tion Hall for the annual Clubs meeting, astounding opportunities to further our you to step forward and help by serving on sponsored by the CCOC (Chartered Clubs active lifestyle in SCLH. your club’s steering committee, planning and Community Organizations), to hear Thirteen years ago, a few hundred

4646 October October 2012 2012 Compass Compass Lincoln Hills “originals” became aware of and all-volunteer leadership, the CCOC leaders, and we also say “welcome” to common, “shared” interests and launched with Association staff members helps to new leaders who have recently been a variety of gatherings: card players, maintain uniformity and fairness in clubs’ passed the baton. What’s more, the ever- sportspeople, hikers, craftspeople, music organizational policies. With two-year revolving doors of all clubs are open to lovers… With the Association’s blessing steering committee terms, the energy and new leadership, new blood, new energy. and support, these informal conclaves zeal of leaders is kept at optimum levels, Is it time for you to toss your hat in the became official groups (more recently, and look at the result! No cause for apathy ring? Many hands make light work, and “clubs”) whose purpose was to share fun, here in SCLH! Where else can you find a your club is ready and waiting for your friendship, and support. community with such a plethora of ways helping hands. Now with 80-some official SCLH clubs, to expand your horizons? Wow! Photo by De Cahill whose hallmarks are shared interests So, we sing “hail” to our valiant

CompassCompass October October 2012 2012 47 47 Special Events requests. The program may include Dolly Schumacher James has filled two Sports Bar on day of event with ticket. song favorites like — “American Pie,” hours with his songs, dance numbers Front Ballroom (OC). $10. “Piano Man,” “Great Balls of Fire” and and comedic scenes to recreate the pe- “Brown Eyed Girl” to name just a few. riod and take you on a sentimental jour- e-Waste Recycling Dueling Pianos was described as great ney to a time long ago. You will leave Tuesday, November 27 — Free fun the last time they performed for the theater humming his songs! Matinee 9:30 AM-12:00 PM. OC Fitness Parking our residents, so we are bringing back 2:00 PM, evening shows 7:00 PM. Ball- Lot. Free! Be good to our environment. one of the most entertaining acts in the room (OC). $14. To make it easier country. It’s a hand-clappin,’ toe-tappin’ for you, Sims Recy- good-time sing-a-long show you will Sacramento Opera: Il Barbiere di cling will be at OC never forget! Ballroom (OC) 7:00 PM. Siviglia — The Barber of Seville Parking Lot (Fitness Premium seating available for those Sunday, November 18 — 4610-09 side) to accept your who wish to enjoy the convenience of He’s Seville’s ‘King of Lather and unwanted electron- reserved front-section Ballroom seat- Foam”… and master of a few other ic gadgets (working or broken) includ- ing. During registration, please note to tricks as well! Barber by day, match- ing: computers, laptops, TV, radios, etc. monitor that you wish to have premium maker by night, Figaro puts his wiles to We will offer this service twice a year reserved seating and preference of ei- work as he aids Count Almaviva in woo- starting 2013. The list of all acceptable ther: Section A: Stage Right Section or ing the beautiful Rosina. electronics for recycling will be available Section B: Middle Section, and the best She’s such a catch that her at the Activities Desks. Just look for the available seating will be provided. No sleazy guardian keeps her big Sims Recycling truck in the Parking need to stand in line prior to the con- under lock and key with Lot! cert. Premium seating sold only at OC the intent of marrying her Lodge $17. General seating $15. himself. But no challenge The Lion King — Orpheum Theater is too great for Figaro’s trickery. With Wednesday, November 28 — 4550-09 The Players Group Presents — laughter at every turn, the cunning Ro- Experience the phenomenon of Disney’s “Yankee Doodle Dandy” sina is no slouch at manipulating things “The Lion King.” Marvel at the breath- • Thursday, November 15, herself! This riotous musical comedy taking spectacle of animals brought to 7:00 PM — 5015-09A is one of the most popular in operatic life by award-winning • Friday, November 16, repertoire. Sacramento Opera produc- director Julie Taymor, 7:00 PM — 5015-09B tion at the Community Center Theater. whose visual images for • Saturday, November 17, Orchestra seating. Leave OC at 1:00 PM, this show you’ll remem- 2:00 PM — 5015-09C return ~ 6:00 PM. $85. RSVP  Now. ber forever. Thrill to the • Saturday, November 17, pulsating rhythms of the 7:00 PM — 5015-09D New Location! African Pridelands and an The Lincoln Hills Players present “Yan- Comedy Night at OC Ballroom unforgettable score including Elton John kee Doodle Dandy,” a fast-paced musical Monday, November 19 and Tim Rice’s Oscar-winning song “Can based on the life of 6:00 PM performance — 5019-09A You Feel the Love Tonight” and “Circle American hero George 8:00 PM performance — 5019-09B of Life.” Let your imagination run wild M. Cohan. This great New location: OC Front Ballroom for the at the Tony Award-winning Broadway song and dance man months of October, Novem- sensation that Newsweek calls “a land- spent 56 of his 64 years ber and December. Head- mark event in entertainment.” We have on the stage. He wrote liner Chicago Steve Barkley matinee tickets in the Orchestra section 40 plays, collaborated has shared the stage with for San Francisco’s most eagerly awaited with other playwrights on 40 plays and Jerry Seinfeld and Robin Wil- return to SHN Orpheum. Feel free to shared in the production of another 150 liams and won the First Place $10,000 bring a bag lunch on the trip down and during his lifetime. With over 1000 ap- prize on America’s Funniest People. enjoy dinner on your own after the pearances as an actor and writing more Traveling the globe with his hilarious show. Depart OC 10:30 AM, return ~ than 500 songs, Cohan was the first brand of comedy and sound effects, he 10:30 PM. $119. RSVP  Now. superstar of American show business in has opened for Ray Charles, Neil Young, an age without electronic mass media. Herbie Hancock, and others. Additional Bus! An Irish Christmas — Wearing many hats successfully in Amer- Show opener is Jason Ar- Three Stages ican performing arts, he triumphed as menio. Receive $1 discount Friday, November 30 — 4620-09A an actor, singer, dancer, songwriter, play- off a minimum $4 purchase First bus sold out! New bus added! wright, director and producer. Director from Meridians Bar and/or Balcony seating, lower price. A

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Compass October 2012 51 Special Events celebration of Christmas in Ireland, enjoy the holiday lights and decora- present), all children need to be pre- with glorious music, traditional dance, tions and see the city come to life at registered, wristbands will be provided lively storytelling, and night. We’ve secured rooms at the Joie during registration and are required for plenty of Irish soul, de Vivre Galleria Park Hotel next to the participation. Lunch is on your own, An Irish Christmas will Crocker Galleria near Union Square as not included in ticket price. Ballroom feature Riverdance star your base. There’s a complimentary (OC). Doors open at 10:00 AM; activities Kevin Horton and Magic evening wine hour, free Wi-Fi, and a and games 10:00 AM-1:00 PM. Toddler of the Dance stars Ciaran Keurig coffee maker in your room. You’ll to 12-years-old. Early registration dis- Maguire (who debuted in also receive a 10% off coupon for Macy’s counted rate October 17-November 14, Riverdance at the age of and a Passport $9 per child. After November 14, $12 16) and Collette Dunne, to Savings per child. plus the Kerry Trad Orchestra and a host booklet for the of actors and singers in a sparkling Irish Westfield Shop- New Location! Comedy Night night! Three Stages Theater in Folsom. ping Centre. The Monday, December 3 Leave OC at 6:00 PM, return ~ 11:00 PM hotel is close to 6:00 PM performance — 5003-10A $51. RSVP  Now. Chinatown, with 8:00 PM performance — 5003-10B easy access to Muni bus, BART and cable Headliner Brad Bonar is a double threat, New Year’s Eve Mask Making Party cars. Overnight package includes a gift with a hilarious stand-up Friday, November 30 — 5030-09 card for Sunday breakfast at Bread and stage act and comedy mag- Unmask the possibilities with friends Cocoa Café next to the hotel. (Feel free ic. His universal comedy and neighbors by creating your own to bring it back to your room to enjoy stems from observations masquerade ball mask for our 2013 New and relax as we won’t leave the city of family life and has made Year’s Eve party. Masks, feathers, beads, until 10:00 AM.) More shopping on the him a favorite at clubs and glitter and glitz will be way home with a stop at the Vacaville casino’s including Laugh’s Unlimited, plentiful as we offer all Premium Outlets. You will receive a Atlantis Casino, Jackson Rancheria and the supplies to make a VIP coupon book, lunch on your own. Punchline. Brad has worked unique mask that will ac- A signed liability waiver is required for with Dana Carvey, David cessorize your outfit per- each participant. Leave OC 9:00 AM De- Coulier and Rocky LaPorte fectly. Start from scratch cember 1, return ~ 5:00 PM, December just to name a few. Show with a blank mask or 2. $201 per person double occupancy; opener is Tapan Trivedi. select one that has some $321 single. Last day to purchase ticket, Front Ballroom (OC). Early details completed and you can simply October 30. registration discounted rate October add your personal touch. A variety of 17-November 14, $8. After November colors and pattern masks, from painted Grandkids Santa Adventure 14, $10. to fabric to glitter. Men’s and women’s Sunday, December 2 masks available. First-come, first-served Ages 2-12 yrs. old — 5002-10 Red Hawk Casino on selecting masks. Ticket to mask Santa is coming to Lincoln Hills for a Wednesday, December 5 — 1942-10 making party will give you the option special visit! Share holiday memories Travel to Shingle Springs for a five-hour to make a mask or purchase a premade and magical activities with your grand- visit to Red Hawk Casino. It mask. Choice required during registra- children at our first ever “Santa Adven- has six restaurants including tion. Open seating. Front Ballroom (OC), ture.” Start the morning off with a story a non-smoking extensive 2:00 PM. $9. See our New Year’s Eve by Mrs. Claus, photos of the grandkids buffet and offers our pas- (NYE) party article on page 43 for more with Santa and Mrs. Claus and interac- sengers a $15 gaming credit. Be sure details. tive activity sta- to bring your personal identification to tions offering receive your Reward Card. Leave OC at Overnight Weekend! treats, prizes 9:00 AM, return ~ 4:00 PM. $23. RSVP San Francisco Holiday Shopping and fun! Enjoy  by 11/5. Saturday, December 1 - Sunday, amazing face December 2 — 1972-09 painting, cookie de Young Museum: Ready to take in the pleasures of a holi- decorating, hot The William S. Paley Collection day weekend in San Francisco to shop, chocolate, kids crafts and more! Impor- Thursday, December 6 — 1762-10 dine, spa or watch a show and not have tant: Each child must be accompanied A selection of major works from the Wil- to worry about driving or parking? On by a grandparent for all activities (mul- liam S. Paley Collection at the Museum our first San Francisco overnight trip, tiple siblings would require two adults of Modern Art in New York is currently

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Compass October 2012 53 Special Events on exhibit. It includes paintings, sculp- where they are grown. Depart OC 9:00 ture and drawings from the late 19th Lincoln Hills Chorus Presents “A AM, return ~ 5:00 PM. $60 RSVP  century through the early 1970s, par- Choral Holiday Tapestry” 11/10. ticularly strong in French Post-Impres- • Sunday, December 9, sionism and Modernism. Also included 2:00 PM Show — 5009-10A Cornish Christmas is a special exhibition dedicated to the • Monday, December 10, Friday, December 14 — 1856-10 life and work of the 7:00 PM Show — 5009-10B Recapture the spirit of Christmas past legendary dancer • Tuesday, December 11, amid the charming surroundings of his- and choreographer 7:00 PM Show — 5009-10C toric downtown Grass Valley California Rudolf Nureyev The holidays are just around the corner during the annual (1938–1993). It and there’s no better way to get into Cornish Christmas will showcase more than 80 costumes the holiday spirit than listening to the Celebration. Start- and 50 photographs from the dancer’s ed in 1967 as a way personal collection. Additional feature is to preserve Grass photographs by Danny Layton entitled Valley’s Cornish “This World Is Not My Home” — of- heritage and holi- fering more than 60 photographs and day traditions, Cornish Christmas re- photographic montages from 1962 to mains a very popular event. The streets present focusing on the American street are filled with the sights and sounds of photography movement. Founded in an old-fashioned Christmas; carolers, 1895, the de Young’s collections exceed wonderful Lincoln Hills Chorus. The jugglers, musicians, the Grass Valley 27,000 works of art. You will have access group has been tirelessly rehearsing for Cornish Carol Choir, Tommyknocker to all of these exhibits and more. For a special festive program that includes Cloggers and of course, Santa Claus. more information on these and other familiar and new songs. Last year’s Carn- Handmade arts & crafts from artists currently running exhibits please go to egie Hall performers, the Lincoln High throughout California are displayed http://deyoung.famsf.org/deyoung/exhi- School Choir, will add to the joyous on the historic downtown Grass Valley bitions. Lunch at your own at museum performance as special guests. Ballroom streets. Delicious food and drink can café or bring your own. Leave OC at (OC). Doors open 30 minutes prior to be purchased from a number of Grass 8:00 AM, return ~ 5:00 PM. $64. RSVP show time. $12. Valley restaurants and specialty food  by 11/6. vendors. This evening trip will tickle all McHenry Mansion Christmas Tea your senses. Depart OC 4:30 PM, return Holiday Dinner Dance with Metro Monday, December 10 — 1858-10 ~ 10:30 PM. $22. RSVP  by 11/14. Swing Band Delight in the experience of a Victorian Friday, December 7 — 5007-10 tea held at the 128-year-old McHenry Victorian Christmas Celebrate the holidays with friends, Mansion in Modesto to celebrate the Sunday, December 16 — 1857-10 neighbors and loved ones as you dance holiday season. Includes assorted tea The enticing aromas of roasted chest- the night away with Metro Swing Band, sandwiches, mini-desserts, petit fours, nuts and hearty holiday foods fill the one of the leading dance and show tarts, etc. This Victorian home is the air, along with cries of street vendors bands in the greater only mansion from that era that remains hawking their wares and lamp-lit streets Sacramento area. After today in the city filled to overflow- a plated dinner with of Modesto. It ing with authentic choice of Roulade of Pe- was saved from Christmas trea- trale Sole or Grilled Fillet possible demoli- sures. Now on its of Top Sirloin, enjoy a special holiday tion with dona- 35th year, enjoy an treat of Eggnog Cheesecake. Complete tions from the afternoon in his- menu at the Activities Desks. If you are Gallo Foundation in 1976. The McHenry toric and picturesque downtown Nevada buying a table with friends and neigh- Mansion is decorated for the holidays. City, a quaint, Gold Rush town nestled bors, provide a complete list of guests at There will be time to partake of the in the foothills of the snow-capped Si- your table with their food choice upon gift shop and grounds before we head erra. It’s a magical setting of hilly streets registration. Ballroom (OC). Dinner 6:00 to Duarte’s Poinsettia Farm. Called the outlined with twinkling white lights and PM; Dancing 7:00-10:00 PM. Early regis- “sea of poinsettias,” Duarte’s grows authentic gas lamps, wandering min- tration discounted rate October 17-No- over 60,000 poinsettias, with over 30 strels and carolers dressed in Victorian vember 14, $38. After November 14, varieties and colors. You pick your own attire, and myriad visitors sharing holi- $41. Registration will close December 4. poinsettia directly from the greenhouse day cheer and good tidings. Depart OC

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12:30 PM, return ~ 7:30 PM $23 RSVP our comfortable coach take you to the Set in LA’s famous Sunset Strip in 1987,  by 11/14. heart of San Francisco (Union Square) “Rock of Ages” tells the story of Drew, for a day of shopping, lunching and peo- a boy from South Detroit, and Sherrie Offering New ple watching. Includes a 10% off Macy’s a small-town girl, both in LA to chase Section-Reserved Seating! Certificate. their dreams of making it big and falling Franc D’ Ambrosio’s “Christmas In To make your in love. “Rock of Ages” New York” Concert shopping more takes you back to the Tuesday, December 18 — 5018-10 comfortable, times of big bands with We bring back Broadway’s longest run- we have made big egos playing big ning “Phantom,” Franc D’ Ambrosio, with arrangements guitar solos and sporting even bigger his “Christmas In New York” concert. with the bus company to meet you at hair! Enjoy this Broadway hit at the Sac- Best known for his portrayal in Andrew 2:00 PM at the side of the St. Francis ramento Community Center in orchestra Lloyd Webber’s Tony Award-winning Hotel (Post & Powell) to load all the seating. Leave OC at 6:45 PM, return ~ Musical, “The Phantom Of The Opera,” packages from your morning shopping 11:30 PM. $76. RSVP  by 11/14. he was awarded the distinc- so you can do more shopping. Lunch on tion as the “World’s Longest your own. Leave OC at 8:00 AM, return • Beauty and the Beast Running Phantom” which he ~ 7:00 PM. $33. RSVP  by 11/14. Tuesday, has retained for over a de- March 12, 2013 — 4563-06C cade. Discovered by Francis Nunset Boulevard — The most beautiful love story ever Ford Coppola as Anthony Three Stages Theater Tuesday, told is a Broadway musical for all gen- Corleone in Godfather III, Franc was January 15 — 4600-10 erations. Disney’s eye- accepted by legendary tenor, Luciano This latest installment in the well-loved popping spectacle is Pavarotti, to study with him at his home series of Nunsense musicals features the filled with unforgettable in Italy. A varied and noteworthy career popular star of Laverne & Shirley, Cindy characters, lavish sets began with multiple nominations from Williams. The Sisters are on their way to and costumes, and dazzling production highly respectable award-giving bodies. perform at the Hollywood numbers. RSVP  by 11/14. Franc tours extensively throughout the Bowl, or so they believe. • Second Bus Added! Billy Elliot United States, Europe and South America Alas, it’s actually the Hol- Tuesday, and visits us to present a program that lywood Bowl-A-Rama. But April 9, 2013 — 4563-06D1 celebrates the magic of the season. wait! They learn of audi- First bus sold out! Based on the inter- Featured at famed Rrazz Room in San tions for a new musical national smash-hit film and featuring Francisco, don’t miss favorite holiday about Dolores Hart, the music by Elton John, standards from the American Songbook famous movie star who kissed Elvis and this joyous celebration by this amazing performer. Ballroom then became a nun! Will this be their of one boy’s journey to (OC) 7:00 PM. Premium seating avail- big break? Depart OC 5:30 PM, return ~ make his dreams come able for those who wish to enjoy the 10:30 PM. $64. RSVP  by 11/14. true earned unani- convenience of reserved front-section mous critical acclaim Ballroom seating. During registration, Broadway Sacramento 2012-2013 on Broadway and won 10 Tony awards. please note to monitor that you wish to The new Broadway Sacramento season $76. RSVP  by 11/14. have premium reserved seating and pref- beginning this fall offers five shows • Les Miserables • Tuesday, erence of either: Section A: Stage Right representing the variety of Broadway June 4, 2013 — 4563-06E Section or Section B: Middle Section, theatre. It is the largest performing arts Cameron Mackintosh presents a brand and the best available seating will be event in the Capital Region. The glitz, new 25th anniversary production of provided. No need to stand in line prior glamour, excitement, anticipation, pol- Boublil & Schönberg’s legendary musi- to the concert. Premium seating sold ish and professionalism of Broadway are cal, Les Miserables, with glorious new only at OC Lodge $21. Early registration all here. All performances at the Sacra- staging and discounted rate October 17- November mento Community Theatre at 8:00 PM. dazzlingly re- 14, $16. After November 14, $19. Reserved Orchestra seating. Leave OC at imagined scen- 6:45 PM, return ~ 11:30 PM. All shows ery inspired San Francisco Shopping $76 each, except where noted. by the paintings of Victor Hugo. This Wednesday, December 19 — 1844-10 • Memphis • Tuesday, new production has been acclaimed by Get in some last minute shopping before October 30 — Sold out critics, fans and new audiences and is Christmas! Don’t worry about the traffic, • Rock of Ages • Tuesday, breaking box office records wherever it the bridge, parking, etc. Relax and let January 22, 2013 — 4563-06B goes. $80. RSVP  by 11/14.

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Sold Out Trips/Events Thru guidance, learn the art of pastel or oil posed for their use. Supply list, palette November 20 painting. No previous training neces- layout of color and Munsell Color The- sary. Create a painting deserving of a ory provided. Continuing students en- Trip/Event • Date • Departure Time beautiful frame. Class divided based on couraged to enroll. RSVP  by 10/17. • Apple Hill, October 16, 9:00 AM student’s art medium. New students: • Beale AFB, October 19, 8:15 AM Ask for supply list at registration. RSVP -Mixed Media- • San Francisco Saturday Shopping,  Now. October 20, 8:00 AM Revised dates & code! • Sanjay Gupta MD. Sacramento Impressionism and Landscape Mixed Media Collage • Mondays, Speaker Series, October 23, 6:45 PM Painting with Oils and Acrylic October 15-29 — 1140-09A • Memphis, October 30, 6:45 PM Wednesdays, October 24– 12:00-3:00 PM (OC). Instructor: Jo Ann • USS Potomac, November 1, 7:30 AM November 14 — 1033-09 Brown-Scott. $54 (three sessions). This 9:00-11:30 AM (OC). Instructor: Artist/ lively and improvisational fine art class Art Classes resident Tom Proctor. $52 (four ses- will show you how to sions). This session is only four classes turn “found objects” — Oils, Pastels & Acrylics — per instructor: Choose Oil or Acrylic. and recyclables such Complete original paintings based on as magazine pages, New Dates! Painting Pastels and Oils own or in- wrapping paper, beads with Joan • Mondays, October 22- structor’s and trinkets into mixed November 19 — 1051-09 photos. Ana- media collage art and 9:00-11:30 AM (OC). Instructor: Joan lyze (“read”) unique 3-D paper assemblages, suitable paintings by for framing. Collage art is free-spirited well-known and inventive, using your favorite col- artists. Understand what makes an ideal ors, textures and images combined with composition. First-time students will be acrylic paint and beautiful papers. One- Jordan. $65 (five sessions). Open to both contacted by instructor to spend time on-one guidance provided; there is no pastel and oil painters. Under Joan’s with him reviewing a notebook com- possibility for a mistake in creating this

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60 October 2012 Compass Classes artwork. Our class is easy, fun and will focus on brushwork and piping with — Lladro — open your eyes to a fresh, new fine art holiday designs. This particular class technique. Class is open to beginning will be great for ceramic and pottery Spanish Oil Painting and continuing mixed media artists. students as well. Learn the technique Wednesdays, November 21 - New students: Call Jo at 543-1357 for on the molded ware and then use the December 19 — 2063-10 supply list. RSVP  Now. information to 1:00-4:00 PM (KS). Instructor: Barbara decorate your Bartling. $48 (five sessions). This is a Drawing Class own hand-built beginning and continuing class on how pieces. Piping to paint porcelain figurines.Prerequi - Ink Drawing • Wednesdays, is raised stand-up glaze used for detail- site: Beginning students required to November 7–December 5 — 1011-10 ing and outlining a piece. Developed attend five consecutive classes in order 9:30 AM-12:00 PM (OC). Instructor: extensively by Moorcroft Potteries in to complete first-time instruction and Claire Michelet. $75 (five sessions). Join England, we now can duplicate the work project. Lladro requires a steady hand us for this really fun class! Get your ink using a glaze mix. For this class, we will and concentration. and pens, or ultra-fine, fine and medium complete a Poinsettia design on a large Learn basics by painting size markers ready and discover the platter and a a small figurine; price amazing feeling of being playful with colorful sea varies, $5-$25 each. points and lines as you move from one shell piece. Project paint is avail- creative exercise to the next, from one Each piece able from instructor; price based on use theme to the next, and from figuration will be piped upon project completion. Students must and abstraction to imagination. This and deco- contact instructor at 645-7263 at least class is also open for beginners! A sup- rated with two weeks before class start for figurine ply list will be provided upon registra- Concepts. Students may purchase the order. RSVP  by 11/14. tion. RSVP  by 10/31. piping bottles and ware will be brought in to decorate. No pre-shopping for this Lladro Workshop • Wednesdays, Bridge Classes class. All color, patterns and instructions October — 2064-01J are included in class fee. We ask every- November — 2064-01K Beginning Bridge with Gayle one to arrive between 8:30 and 8:45. 1:00-4:00 PM (KS). Moderator: Barbara Tuesdays and Thursdays RSVP  Now. Bartling. $12 per session. For Lladro October 16-November 15 — 1510-08 hobbyists who can work on their own 6:00-8:00 PM (OC). Instructor: Gayle Ko- Airbrush Workshop • Monday but are unable to attend a class full- edel. $50 (10 sessions). Learn the most November 26 — 1104-10A time. Workshop is not for beginners and exciting and challenging card game in Firing Fee — 1104-10B will not provide moderator instruction. the world! Class 9:00 AM-4:30 PM with a 45-minute Workshop is held in conjunction with is for those lunch break (KS). Instructor: David Hoff. the ongoing Lladro class. No lockers who have never $55, additional firing fee $7. Have you provided for workshop attendees but played bridge, but are interested in ever wanted to airbrush ceramic piece? there will be a locker for all “work in learning it. Have you ever held a hand- Now is your chance. An open workshop progress.” Moderator is responsible for ful of diamonds? Do you have a heart? on Greenware, students may bring their “firing” and assuring everyone follows How about a dummy for a partner? (Oh, choice of three items. We complete a guidelines and safety procedures. Fee dear!) Discover a new passion that gives plain piece, animal or two or a bird. We includes firing and use of moderator’s your brain a real workout! RSVP  teach blending, shading, cross-shading supplies including brushes and tools. Now. and reverse-shade. Three pieces are Oils, paints, glazes, silk flowers, etc., completed in one day. Please make sure available for purchase from instructor Ceramics Classes you receive a supply list when you reg- during workshop. ister for this class. This is a wonderful — Earthenware — class for newbies and you will learn so — Pottery — much about airbrushing on ceramics. Airbrush Workshop • Monday Many folks love this class; they repeat Beginning/Intermediate Ceramics October 22 — 1104-08A it often, bringing different pieces each with Jim • Tuesdays, Firing Fee — 1104-08B time. Questions ? Contact David at (559) November 6-27 — 2012-10A 9:00 AM-4:30 PM with an hour lunch 289-8476. RSVP  by 11/19. 1:00-4:00 PM (OC). Instructor: Jim Alvis. break (KS). Instructor: David Hoff. $42 (three sessions, no class November $55, additional firing fee $7. Class will 20). An introductory class for residents

Compass October 2012 61 Classes who have never worked with clay and Computer Classes — Mac comfortable using an Internet browser. continuing students who want to fur- Please bring a flash drive. RSVP by ther develop skills. Years teaching art New! Introduction to iPhoto 11 10/16 or 10/29. and ceramics make Jim an excellent (Version 9) • Friday & Saturday, instructor with expertise in clay. Learn October 26 & 27 — 2570-09 More Tips & Tricks for basic 9:00 AM-12:00 PM (OC). Instructor: Andy Beginning PC Users • Thursday, hand- Petro. $60 (two three-hour sessions). October 25 — 2540-09B building $5 for handouts collected by instruc- Or Wednesday, and tor. Class will cover how to get your November 7 — 2540-10B wheel- pictures from a digital camera, email, a 9:00-11:30 AM (OC). Instructor: Bob throwing CD and a SD card into iPhoto; get them Ringo. $12. In this class you will learn tech- out for printing; make ‘table top’ books; over 50 additional PC tips niques with individual attention from and how to send your photos to oth- and tricks that weren’t cov- Jim. First-time students will be provided ers. Learn how to create a slideshow of ered in the first session of clay and may use instructor’s tools to your photos that you can email or put “Tips & Tricks for Beginning create their first art piece. Supply list on a DVD, calen- PC Users.” You need not provided after the first meeting for fu- dars and cards. have attended the first class ture classes. RSVP  by 10/30. Discover how to benefit from the new tips and tricks to keep track of you will learn in this class. They will Advanced Ceramics • Tuesdays, your photos, edit make your everyday computer usage November 6-27 — 2012-10B them. Take out ‘red-eye’ automatically much more productive and enjoyable. 9:00 AM-12:30 PM (OC). Instructor: Jim and much more. The class will also in- Please bring a flash drive. RSVP by Alvis. $42 (three sessions, no class No- clude how and why to set preferences, 10/18 or 10/31. vember 20). For self-motivated students/ understanding different importing and artists with established ceramic skills. exporting techniques. Use the ‘Faces Word Phase Two Assignments and demonstrations will be and places’ in iPhoto. Room for nine Mondays & Wednesdays, given by the instructor as well as indi- students using the lab’s iMac’s — if you October 15-24 — 2651-09 vidual guidance to further refine tech- have your own laptop there is a connec- 9:00-11:00 AM (OC). Instructor: Angela niques and projects. RSVP  by 10/30. tion space for four but you must have Blas. $50 (four sessions).Class focuses iPhoto ‘11(Version 9) installed on your on integrating text and graphics. We will Ceramics — All Levels • Thursdays, laptop. RSVP  by 10/19. explore the advanced features of word, November 8-29 — 2011-10 such as integrating text and graphics, 1:00-4:00 PM (OC). Instructor: Terry Computer Classes — PC using smart art, styles, section breaks, Accomando. $41 (three sessions, no creating flyers, brochures, special labels class November 22). Open to all skill Tips & Tricks for Beginning PC Users and tables. Angela will provide tips and levels. This class teaches hand-building Tuesday, October 23 — 2540-09A shortcuts to do some tasks that previ- techniques and working on the pot- Or Monday November 5 — 2540-10A ously seemed daunting. Prerequisite: ter’s wheel. Students are 9:00-11:30 AM (OC). Instructor: Bob lots of practice with Microsoft Word. Or encouraged to work at Ringo. $12. The beginning computer Word Phase one or Word Basics. RSVP their own pace receiving user is often frustrated when it comes  Now. individual instruction to to cutting and pasting, using the scroll achieve their goals on bar, downloading files, creating folders, Microsoft Word: Mail Merge any projects they choose. right clicking, and much more. These Tuesdays & Thursdays, Terry brings 34 years experience teach- are all essential Windows techniques November 6-15 — 2651-10 ing Ceramics, Drawing and Painting to that everyone assumes you know, but 9:00-11:00 AM (OC). Instructor: Angela help you work independently on any you don’t. Computer tips and tricks can Blas. $50 (four sessions). Get ready for project. Frequent demonstrations are fill a book, but this class is a review of the holidays! Time to given introducing new and exciting proj- all those things my family, friends, and prepare your holiday ects. New students: Ask for supply list fellow club members over the years letters, cards and from the Activities monitor when you did not know. Taking advantage of the party invites. Using register. RSVP  by 11/1. tips and tricks you learn in this class Mail Merge makes will make using your computer more printing labels and pleasurable and much less maddening. customizing notes and letters easy. The Prerequisites: Basic computer skills and class is designed to provide the student

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Compass October 2012 65 66 October 2012 Compass Classes with the knowledge and practice to sions 5.0 to 10.0 owners. After class, class will be taught by Aaron Bjorgum execute Microsoft Words’ mail merge students may access PC lab to work on from the city of Lincoln Fire Depart- features. We will use it to create labels, their photo projects. Prerequisite: Basic ment at Station 34 on Joiner Parkway. form letters, club documents etc. Pre- computer knowledge recommended. This four-day class (with graduation at requisite: practice and understanding of Handout fee ($3) payable to instructor. Orchard Creek Lodge – date to be an- Microsoft Word Or previous registration RSVP  Now. nounced at the on Word Phase One or Word Basics. class) is free and RSVP  by 10/26. -Genealogy- includes textbook and lunch. To be certified, you must —Digital Photography— Family Search Made Easy Thursday attend all classes. Due to the size of the November 1 — 2690-10 classroom, the class will be limited to 15 Picasa • Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 1:00-3:30 PM (OC) Instructor: Bob Ringo. participants so it is important that you November 28, 29, 30 — 2552-10B $15. Prerequisites: Basic computer register quickly. For questions, you can 12:00-2:00 PM (OC). Instructor: Len skills and comfortable using an Internet contact CERT Chair, Bill Becker, at 543- Carniato. $60 (three sessions). Holidays browser. New Family Search is an online 3493. Please note: There is additional mean family gatherings and family gath- system that allows you to search for information to pick up at the time of erings mean photos! Modern digital your ancestors from the world’s largest registration. cameras make it easy to take great shots genealogical database. Once you find a and Picasa photo software on your com- new ancestor, you can retrieve informa- Crafts puter makes it simple to store, organize, tion about edit and share them. Touching up and this ances- —Card Making— sharing with friends and family can be tor directly confusing, so take this into a family Intro to Card Making 101 • Tuesdays, class and learn how to use history pro- November 6-27 — 3170-10A Picasa, a free and intuitive gram like 9:00 AM-12:00 PM (KS). Instructor: Dot- program designed for the RootsMagic. Learn how to use Roots- tie Macken. $28 (four sessions). Have “amateur” digital photog- Magic to easily search the Family Search you ever wanted to make a card but rapher. This call will make Family Tree and to share data and col- you weren’t sure how to get started? photo sharing much easier. laborate with others using this tremen- This beginners’ class will be a fun three Combining lecture with dous online resource. You will learn how hours of learning and hands-on class time, you RootsMagic can make your genealogy showing you how to will take home the skills to do almost quest more productive using FamilySe- make greeting cards everything with your amateur pictures. arch. If you are currently using a family along with a cute box. Sign up now and get started. Picasa is history program other than RootsMagic Classes are small so you a free program and can be installed on you will learn how to easily import your will get lots of individual any computer. Prerequisite: Be comfort- family tree into RootsMagic so that you attention. All supplies and tools will be able using your home PC and know can reap the benefits of the new Family- provided. Class size is limited so sign up basic skills such as email, Internet, cut, Search. RSVP  by 10/25. early. RSVP  by 10/30. copy, paste, etc. RSVP  by 11/21. CERT Card Making — Level 2 • Fridays, Photoshop Elements 9 — Level 1 November 2-30 — 3170-10B Fridays, October 19- CERT Class 9:00 AM-12:00 PM (OC). Instructor: Dot- November 2 — 2570-08B October 24, 25, 30 & 31 — Sold Out tie Macken. $28 (four sessions, no class 10:00 AM-12:30 PM (OC). Instructor: 8:30 AM-4:00 PM. Fire Station 34 at November 23). Prerequisite: Completion Roy Salisbury. $49 (three sessions). This Joiner Parkway and First Street in Lin- of Intro to Card Making 101, or Instruc- is the number one consumer photo coln. Be part of the Lincoln Hills Com- tor’s approval. We will continue to build editing software. Learn hands- munity Emergency Response Team on our card- on how to improve and be (CERT)! CERT class is a four-day course making skills in creative with your photos. on Disaster Preparedness,Sold Out Fire Suppres- this fun three- Repair or restore your photos, sion, Light Search and Rescue, Disaster hour class mak- correct colors, create borders, Medical Operations, with an emphasis ing greeting resize images, crop, add new on team-building and safety. CERT train- cards and some backgrounds, etc. Class is ing involves some lifting and you should 3-D projects. All applicable to Photoshop Elements ver- be in average physical health. The CERT supplies will be provided, and class size

Compass October 2012 67 Classes will be small so that you will get lots of ice Hanzel. $15 (three sessions, no class If you don’t have a partner, many of the individual attention. RSVP  by 10/26. November 22). Prerequisite: Instructor dances can be done as an individual. approval and/or new and returning RSVP  by 10/29. —Origami— students with clogging experience. This class will feature Country Couples Western Dance — Christmas Celebration • Mondays, review of steps from the Intermediate Level 3 & 4 • Mondays, November 12-December 3 — 3040-09 dances we have learned November 5 & 12 — 3532-10B 2:00-4:00 PM (OC). Instructor: Kathy so far — from fun to 8:00-9:00 PM (KS). Instructors: Jim & Vanderwerff. $35 (four sessions). Ori- intermediate levels. Jeanie Keener. $10 (two sessions). Class gami is a Japanese word for folding pa- We’ll also be learning new dances from is for more experienced western danc- per. An ancient craft handed down from all levels to Intermediate from recent ers and will be taught at a faster pace. Japanese ancestors, it prospered during workshops and conventions. Come join Dances taught in this class the Tokugawa Era and has been revived the fun. All levels encouraged to partici- are more difficult with more through the years for peace and leisure. pate. RSVP  by 10/30. steps and added turns. New artists sprout profusely introducing Classes will be taught at a original creations, some strictly adher- Performance and Technique Clogging pace consistent with dif- ing to the traditional purest form, while Tuesdays, November 6-27 — 3572-10B ficulty and length of dance. others cultivate surprising figures of 12:00-1:00 PM (KS). Instructor: Janice Dances for this session will be “Love Let- “Modern Origami.” Hanzel $15 (three sessions, no class ter Waltz and review of previous dance In this class, you will November 22). Prerequisite: Instructor including Paradise Walk and Cha Cha learn to make a new approval. Students are strongly encour- Lengua.” RSVP  by 10/29. shape of Christmas aged to take Step Review through Inter- tree, poinsettia, holi- mediate Level Clogging. Janice brings —Dancing with Dolly— day cards/bookmark her many years of expertise working and more. See the dis- with dancers of all levels and all ages. Due to the upcoming LH Players Show, play window (OC) for Challenge yourself with some higher Dolly’s classes will be reduced for project samples. Class level clogging. Review of steps from the month of November. is for beginners and some of the Intermediate Level dances continuing students. Class is divided ac- we have learned as well as learning Beginning Performance Dance with cording to skill level and student’s expe- new steps at a little faster pace. Some Dolly • Wednesday, rience. Instructor will demonstrate and dances taught will be created for spe- November 7 — 3920-10D provide instructions on making basic cific events. Movements such as Wheels, 6:30-8:00 PM, Aerobics Room (KS). folds to beginners to complete simpler Tunnels, Stars, and traditional Appala- Instructor: Dolly Schumacher James, versions of projects during the last two chian-style dancing involving some part- Master Teacher & Choreographer. $13. weeks of class. Beginners are expected ner work will be introduced as part of Ms. James brought musical theater to to practice at home for skill improve- the skills taught in the Intermediate Plus Lincoln Hills over 10 years ago after an ment. Bring glue, pencil, ruler, scissors, level. RSVP  by 10/30. extensive background with her world- origami paper 6x6,” 8x8” and 12x12.” renowned school in the Bay Area. “Our RSVP  by 11/5. —Country Couples Western community is filled with talent! Now, Dance — people have a chance to do something Dance they always wanted — perform!” This Country Couples Western Dance — new performance dance class will give For a smooth transition between all classes, Beginner Level 1 & 2 • Mondays, students an opportunity to learn basics dance instruction will finish five minutes November 5 & 12 — 3532-10A of dance techniques and to perform prior to advertised ending time. Please 7:00-8:00 PM (KS). Instructors: Jim in the main musical/variety shows in clear the room ASAP for the next class. & Jeanie Keener. $10 (two sessions). Lincoln Hills including “Yankee Doodle Thank you. Western dancing is done to many types Dandy” which is scheduled for Novem- of music, country being most popular. ber 15-17. Routines are designed for all —Clogging— Many of the dances are done in circles levels of dance experience. Now is the with some being mixers; also some line time to try something new and feel the Step Review through Intermediate dances are done with partners. Instruc- wonders of being on stage. RSVP  by Clogging • Tuesdays, tion will be at a slower pace for begin- 10/31. November 6-27 — 3572-10A ners. Dances for this session will be 11:00 AM-12:00 PM (KS). Instructor: Jan- “River City Cha Cha and Redneck Stop.”

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Jazz/Musical Theatre ography. Routines are designed for the Line Dance II Beginner Intermediate Wednesday, November 7— 3920-10A many performance venues within our with Audrey • Mondays, 4:00-5:00 PM. Aerobics Room (OC). community. Prerequisite: By audition November 5-26 — 3601-09 B Instructor: Dolly Schumacher James, or teacher’s approval only. RSVP  by 5:00-6:00 PM (KS). Instructor: Audrey Master Teacher & Choreographer. $13. 10/26. Fish. $20 (four sessions). Prerequisite: Exercises and technique used to create Completion of Line Dance I/Beginning simple combinations in upbeat —Hula— Line Dance. This class is one notch music, rhythm & blues, show above the beginner class, offering more tunes, rock-n-roll & swing. Hula • Thursdays, challenging beginning, and some easier Strengthens balance, increases November 1-29 — 3901-09 intermediate dances. This may include flexibility, co-ordination, 1:15-2:15 PM (KS). Instructor: Pam more turns and combinations of steps rhythm and timing, all while Akina. November class $32 (four ses- connected together, done to faster students are having fun. You will be sions, no class November 22). Begin or music. This would be the next step if encouraged to learn different styles of continue your study of the beautiful art you’ve had beginning line dance and dance: Traditional & Modern Jazz, and form of Hula from the Hawaiian Islands. wanted more of a challenge. Students Musical Theater with an emphasis on This class is appropriate for new as well must know basic line dance steps, such developing versatility in dance. Some- as expe- as shuffle, coaster, jazz square, pivot thing new every week, no memoriza- rienced turns, etc. RSVP  by 10/29. tion. Come watch a class, see how much dancers. fun dance can be! RSVP  by 10/31. Using the Line Dance III Intermediate with basic steps Audrey • Thursdays, Ballet • Thursday, kaholo, November 1-29 — 3601-09C November 1 — 3920-10B ka`o, hela, 3:30-4:30 PM (KS). Instructor: Audrey 5:45-6:45 PM, Aerobics Room (OC). and ami, you will learn a beautiful hula Fish. $15 (three sessions no class No- Instructor: Dolly Schumacher James, auana (modern hula) from beginning to vember 15 & 22). For Master teacher & Choreographer $13. end. In the Hawaiian tradition, we study those who want a bit (For some reason when the word ballet language, culture, and history as well, more of a challenge than is used, many women are intimidated. because hula is more than just hands the Beginning/Intermedi- Don’t be! Ballet is wonderful fun and and feet! Performance techniques are ate classes. This class in- the basic foundation for all types of also taught. Instructor Pam Akina is the troduces mostly intermediate and some dance: Jazz, Ballroom, Musical Theater, director of Hula Pono Dance School and advanced line dances. Don’t let this Tap, Country Line Dance, Folk Dance, performance group. RSVP  by 10/25. scare you! The dances will have enough Hip-Hop. Athletes use it to develop co- basic steps to keep the dancer “above ordination, flexibility and strength. This — Jazz — water” A lot of fun, and great exercise. special class develops beautiful posture, RSVP  by 10/26. increases core strength, footwork and Jazz classes with Melanie will take a hiatus timing. Using beautiful inspiring music, in November and December. Line Dance Beginner Plus students find spirituality and grace as with Sandy • Tuesdays, October 16- they discover the dancer within. Bal- — Line Dance — November 27 — 3705-09A let is the best all-round conditioning 9:00-10:00 AM (OC). Instructor: Sandy program! No experience required. RSVP Line Dance I Beginner with Audrey Gardetto. $42 (seven sessions). This  by 10/25. Thursdays, class is a step up from Beginner Line November 1-29 — 3601-09A Dance I. Basic line dance terminology Advanced Performance Dance with 2:30-3:30 PM (KS ). Instructor: Audrey is used such as grapevine, coaster step, Dolly • Friday, November 2 — 3920-10C Fish. $15 (three sessions, no class pivot quarter and half turns, coaster 2:30-4:00 PM, Aerobics Room (OC). In- November 15 & 22). Class is not for steps, jazz boxes, plus many more. structor: Dolly Schumacher James, Mas- newbies in the dance. Class reviews Students should be able to understand ter Teacher & Cho- fundamentals of line dance, including and execute basic line dance steps as reographer. $13. basic steps such as grapevine, jazz box, the instructor leads and teaches dances For the dancer who shuffle quarter and half turns at a slow using line dance terminology. This class loves to perform! tempo. If you haven’t line danced be- will be learning slower-paced dances These classes are a fore you should start with Intro to Line than Line Dance II. No partner neces- combination of all Dance. RSVP  by 10/25. sary. RSVP  Now. styles of dance, technique and chore-

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Line Dance II Advanced Technique Class Beginner-Intermediate with Sandy Line Dance Beginner Plus with Mondays, Wednesdays, October 31- Yvonne • Mondays, November 5-26 — 3555-10B ($15) November 28 — 3705-09B November 5-26 — 3602-09B *** 3555-10B1 ($8) 9:00-10:00 AM (KS). Instructor: Sandy 6:00-7:00 PM (KS). Instructor: Yvonne 11:00 AM-12:00 PM (KS). (Three ses- Gardetto. $30 (five sessions). Prereq- Krause-Schenck. $24 (four sessions). sions.) Class is uisite: Line Dance I or Beginner Plus For those who have had beginner line geared more for tap- for at least six months. Under- dance, this class is a step up from that pers with advanced standing basic terminology of level and will teach more steps and skill level but class line dance steps required. Line combinations. This is a transition class is open for all who Dance II is taught at an accel- from Line Dance I into Line Dance II. want a more challenging routine and erated pace, at a beginning/ The dances are a bit more challenging dance steps. RSVP  by 10/29. intermediate level. Dances but, at the same time, incorporate what include full turns, three quar- has been learned at the beginner levels Advanced Performance • Mondays, ter turns, sailor steps, synco- making dances fun, exciting and pro- November 5-26 — 3555-10C pated vines, etc. Line dancing is great vides exercise for mind and body. RSVP 12:00-1:00 PM (KS). $24 (three sessions, exercise for mind and body. RSVP   by 10/29. no class November 19). A preparatory by 10/24. performance class for 2013 Talent Show, —Tap Dance— no new students will be accepted. RSVP Line Dance III with Sandy  by 10/29. Wednesdays, Tap Classes with Alyson October 31- November 28 — 3705-09C Enjoy tap lessons from one of the best Beginning Tap • Tuesdays, 10:00-11:00 AM (KS). Instructor: Sandy tap instructors in the area! If you have November 6-27 — 3555-10D Gardetto. $30 (five sessions). Steps at tapped before or have dreamed of try- 9:00-10:00 AM (KS). $15 (three sessions, this level could include: combination ing, join us! Instructor Alyson Meador no class November 20). Introduction to turns, i.e., half pivot followed immedi- has been teaching tap for 30 years in the basic steps and terminology of tap ately by a quarter pivot; full turns; cross dance, This is the perfect time to discov- and unwind three-quarter turn step er the joy of tapping. This class begins combination; weaves with syncopation; every January and runs as a beginning tags and restarts, many more. At this class through November at which time level, there is no limit to the number of individuals will move into one of the turns but caution is applied not to ex- four already existing tech classes. Or, ceed what the dancer is capable of com- if you are not feeling comfortable, you fortably and safely. The class, though dance schools throughout northern can remain in the beginning class until complex, is fun, pushing students’ skills California and is currently Artistic Direc- you choose to move on. Minimum of to a higher level. RSVP  by 10/24. tor of the award-winning Sound Out Tap 10 students required for the class. RSVP Company in Folsom. She has been shar-  by 10/30. Line Dance I Beginner with Yvonne ing her love for the art form with our Mondays, community since 2000. Performance. Technique Class • Tuesdays, November 5-26 — 3602-09A Students who are concurrently regis- November 6-27 — 3555-10E ($15) 9:00-10:00 AM (KS). Instructor: Yvonne tered both in Performance and Tech- *** 3555-10E1 ($8) Krause-Schenck. $24 (four sessions). nique class will only need to pay the 10:00-11:00 AM (KS). Three sessions. This class is a step up from the discounted rate *** for one Technique RSVP  by 10/30. Introduction to Line Dance Class. class. If you have never danced before, Performance • Thursdays, it is highly recommended, but Performance Class • Mondays, November 1-29 — 3555-10G not necessary, to have taken at November 5 -26 — 3555-10A ($24) 10:00-11:00 AM (KS). $32 (four sessions, least one to three of the Intro- 10:00-11:00 AM (KS). (Three sessions, no class November 22). RSVP  by duction sessions in order to be no class November 19.) Class is open to 10/25. familiar with basic line dance all skill levels with focus on beginning terminology. Although this is a to intermediate routines. RSVP  by Technique Class • Thursdays, beginner class, it is taught at a faster 10/29. November 1-29 — 3555-10F ($20) pace than the introduction level. RSVP *** 3555-10F1 ($10)  by 10/29. 11:00 AM-12:00 PM (KS). (Four sessions,

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Compass October 2012 73 74 October 2012 Compass Fitness no class November 22.) RSVP  by Intermediate I and II West Coast tions. Class cost covers a $10 Associa- 10/25. Swing • Wednesdays, tion administrative fee and AARP fees. November 7, 14, 28 — 3513-10B RSVP  by 10/22. Performance • Thursdays, 7:00-8:00 PM (KS). Instructor: Dottie November 1-29 — 3555-10H Macken. $21 (three sessions, no class Feng Shui 12:00-1:00 PM (KS). $32 (four sessions, November 21). Prerequisite: Must have no class November 22). RSVP  by completed at least three sessions of the New Class! Love Your Space with 10/25. four week classes of the Introduction to Feng Shui • Saturday, West Coast Swing, or with Instructor’s November 17 — 4021-10 Tap for Fun with Judy approval. RSVP  by 10/31. 10:00 AM 12:00 PM (OC). Instructor: Jan Join us and enjoy a good workout while Reed. $40. Using the principles of feng having fun. Judy has been dancing, Intermediate/Advanced West Coast shui, understand how energy (chi) flows teaching, and choreographing dance for Swing • Wednesdays, and the effects that furniture placement, many years. Not a performing group, November 7, 14, 28 — 3513-10C color choices and removing clutter have it is designed for people who love to 6:00-7:00 PM (KS). Instructor: Dottie on your environment. Learn how to bring dance and kick up their heels! Macken. $21 (three sessions, no class about desired changes in your life using November 21). Prerequisite: Must know these principles. A binder/booklet that in- Mondays, October 15- and be able to dance the basics, and ba- cludes class lessons on decluttering, ener- November 26 — 3581-09A sic variations of West Coast Swing and gy map, colors that work, etc. is included 4:45-5:45 PM (KS). Instructor: Judy have attended both the Introduction in the class fee. RSVP  by 11/10. Young. $42 (seven sessions). RSVP  and the Intermediate I and II Levels of by 10/8. West Coast Swing, and/or have instruc- Fitness tor’s approval. RSVP  by 10/31. Fridays, October 12- Register for these classes at the November 30 — 3581-09B Driver Training Fitness Centers starting October 17, 1:00-2:00 PM (KS). Instructor: Judy at 10:00 AM. Young. $42 (seven sessions). no class AARP Driver Safety Program November 23) RSVP  by 10/5. Monday & Tuesday, —Small Group Training— October 29 & 30 — 6055-09 — West Coast Swing — 1:00-5:30 PM (OC). Prices for two-day Small group training can be a great (California’s State Dance) — sessions: AARP Member $22; non- option when you want to enjoy more AARP Member $24. The course pro- personalized attention, but spend less Class description of each class has been vides instruction on defensive driving than working directly with a personal updated. Please read each class description techniques and California motor ve- trainer. Small group trainings are of- before enrolling. Questions? Please contact hicle laws. Information regarding the fered in a variety of formats and they Dottie at 543-6005. effects of normal age-related physical provide much more focused attention to changes in vision, hearing, and reac- the participant’s goals than Introduction to West Coast Swing tion time are covered. The eight-hour traditional large classes. If Wednesdays, course is specifically geared to per- you have a goal in mind, and November 7, 14, 28 — 3513-10A sons 50 or over. Attendees may be enjoy having someone there 8:00-9:00 PM (KS). Instructor: Dottie eligible for a discount on to ensure that you are doing the exer- Macken. $21 (three sessions, no class auto insurance (check with cises correctly, small group training is a November 21). Learn the basics of this your provider to determine great option for you! Sessions will have great dance from veteran WCS instruc- amount). Attendance at a minimum of four and maximum of six tor Dottie, and how it can be both days of the two-day participants, and are held twice a week applied to various types and course is required for a for four weeks. styles of music. Students must Certificate of Completion. You must complete at least three sessions be present to receive your certificate. SGT — Suspension Training for of the four week classes of the Introduc- Bring a valid Driver’s License, your Golfers • Mondays & Wednesdays, tion to West Coast Swing in order to ad- AARP membership card or number, October 22- vance to next level, or have instructor’s and a ballpoint pen (not felt tip) to November 14 — 835000-G8 approval. Join this fun and very social class. The AARP Driver Safety Course 4:00-5:00 PM, Aerobics Room (KS). In- dance class. RSVP  by 10/31. does not replace Traffic School re- structor: Robert Sanchez. Train to play quirements to correct driving viola- your best golf ever! This small group

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76 October 2012 Compass Fitness training will take your golf fitness to the TRX with intervals of cardio for a full tions will be given. Enrich the quality next level. Golf requires a combination body heart pounding workout. People of your life with a fitter and more func- of strength, flexibility, timing, balance, of all fitness levels can improve their tional body that moves fluidly and per- power and endurance. This class will in- performance and their bodies with TRX! forms daily activities with greater ease. corporate TRX, Bosu, Medicine Ball and Four week session $135. Register/Fit- No matter what your age of condition, large Stability Ball to create appropriate ness Centers/Online. Pilates will work for you. Four-week range of motion, balance and strength. session $135. Register/Fitness Centers/ All levels are welcome. Four week ses- SGT — “Fun”ctional Fitness Online. sion $135. Register/Fitness Centers / Tuesdays & Thursdays, October 30- Online. November 27— 835000-F1 SGT — Tabata BootCamp (No class November 22.) 12:00-1:00 Mondays & Fridays, November 9- SGT — Bootcamp PM, Aerobics Room (KS). Instructor: December 7— 835000-Q9 Mondays & Wednesdays, Deanne Griffin.A fun-filled Small (No class November 23.)11:30 AM- November 5-28 — 835000-A3 Group Strength Training, great for 12:00 PM; first class is one hour, 11:30 New! Tuesdays & Thursdays, beginners or anyone looking for a AM-12:30 PM, Aerobics Room (KS). November 6-December 4 —835000-A4 new method of training. This team- (First class 60 minutes.) Instructor: (No class November 22.) Monday/ oriented class focuses on “Functional Deborah McIlvain. We are so excited Wednesday 5:00-6:00 PM; Tuesday/ Fitness” using a variety of equipment to bring this cutting-edge training Thursday 6:15-7:15 AM, Aerobics Room and featuring TRX suspension train- program to Lincoln Hills. Tabata Boot- (KS). Instructor: Robert Sanchez Take ing. TRX is a revolutionary method of Camp will change what you thought your workout to the next leveraged bodyweight exercises. Safely was the road to fitness and fat burn- level! Bootcamp offers a perform exercises that effectively build ing! Forget hours and hours of cardio! demanding atmosphere strength, challenge and strengthen the Turns out that’s not the fastest way that generates results. core, promote flexibility, balance, mo- to get fit! What is Tabata Training and Take a back-to-basics bility, and prevent injuries. The intensi- how can it help you lose weight and approach with full body ty is up to each individual, so all levels get in shape faster than traditional workouts both in the Aerobics Room are welcome. Four week session $135. exercise? Tabata training was devel- and on the gym floor. A variety of equip- Register/Fitness Centers/Online. oped by a Japanese researcher (Izumi ment will be introduced and used for Tabata) who found that short bouts a workout you’ve never seen before. SGT — Aligned & Defined Pilates of exercise (only four minutes!) using Program designed for those that are Mat Training • Mondays & Fridays, super high intensity intervals actually tired of their same old routine, or for December 3-31— 835000-P1 increased subject metabolism more anyone looking for a serious change to (No class December 14.) 7:00-8:00 AM, than traditional exercise of 30-60 min- their current level of fitness. If you think Aerobics Room (KS). Instructor: Paula utes! Our Tabata BootCamp workouts you’re going to miss a class no worries Ainsleigh. Transform the way your body will be multi-level with modifications you can make it up in the other session looks, feels and performs. Join experi- offered for those with any issues. offered. Talk with the instructor for enced, certified Pilates professional Paula You’ll be able to get the fat burning, more details! Four week session $135. Ainsleigh for a small group Pilates Mat metabolism boosting benefits of this Register/Fitness Centers/Online. series for beginners. This safe, sensible training program, and still “go at your but challenging exercise system will im- own pace.” The first session will be 1 SGT — TRX Interval Training prove core strength, posture, flexibility, hour, going over your personal goals, Mondays & Wednesdays, mobility, balance, muscular endurance, October 29-November 26 — 835000-T0 agility, concentration and economy and Sutter Medical Foundation (No class November 21.) 2:30-3:30 PM, quality of motion, preventing injuries Physical Therapy Aerobics Room (KS). Instructor: Julia and alleviating many chronic ailments. Physical Therapy Roper. This small group training gives This small group training will include an 8:30 AM-2:30 PM a fast effective full body workout. TRX initial postural assessment, individual- M, T, Th, F — No physical therapy Suspension Training is a revolutionary ized instruction within the group setting services on Wednesdays method of leveraged body- and a Pilates exercise program for you • Free digital blood pressure readings weight exercises that build to do at home, at the club or when you • Sutter Physician Directories and power, strength, flexibility, travel. A variety of small props will be Local Physician Biographies balance, mobility, and prevent used for the classes and the last session • Medical Resource Center injuries, all at the intensity will be a circuit format. As participants Located in the OC Fitness Center you choose. This training combines the progress, variations and intensity op- 434-1224

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activity profile to help with your me- session $135. Register/Fitness Centers/ to use the machines the right way and tabolism, body assessment and fitness Online. get a total body program focusing on assessment. Four week session $135. proper set settings and correct form! Register/Fitness Centers/Online. New! SGT — Flexibility & Movement Learn how, when and why you need to Monday & Wednesday, October 22- change your program, the New! SGT — First Steps to Fitness November 14 — 835000S-M1 best sets, reps and exercises Wednesdays & Fridays, October 24- 6:00-6:55 AM, Aerobics Room (KS). for your body type as well November 16 — 835000-L1 Instructor: Nick Gagnon. Does your as free weight techniques 12:30-1:30 PM, Aerobics Room (KS). body constantly get stiff and have knots and cable exercises. You will Instructor: Robert Sanchez. Starting throughout your muscles. Do you suf- run away with at least three a new experience may seem a little fer from tendinitis or any other joint written programs to carry you through overwhelming at times. That’s why pain? Could you improve your posture? the rest of your life! Class is limited to First Steps to Fitness is a perfect place Then this class is for you! Class will take six people. Change your life. Five-week to start. This class will provide you the an educational approach to flexibility session, $75. Register/Fitness Desks/On- opportunity to work with a trainer and techniques to alleviate muscles stiffness line. RSVP  by 10/25. meet some friends that share the same and make knots disappear. Class will fitness goals. Class will include weights improve joint mobility, develop proper Circuit Training for Beginners for strengthening, walking for cardiovas- range of motion, and improve posture. (formerly Waves) Mondays & cular, stretching for flexibility and more. Each member will go through a move- Wednesdays, October 29- Four week session $135. Register/Fit- ment assessment so proper muscles can November 19 — 830000-10 ness Centers/Online. be identified for flexibility. Session will (No class October 31.) 5:00-5:30 PM; use foam rollers, message balls, more. first class is one hour, 5:00-6:00 PM, SGT — Ski Conditioning • Tuesdays All levels welcome. Four week session Weight Room (OC). Instructor: Julia & Thursdays, November 27 $135. Register/Fitness Centers/Online. Roper. This class will take participants December 20 — 835000-S5 through a full body strength training 4:30-5:30 PM, Aerobics Room (KS). In- —Circuits, Weights, Stretches— circuit and increase their knowledge of structor: Julia Roper. Ski conditioning using equipment safely and effectively small group training has been designed W.O.W. — Working Out with Weights while getting a great workout. Every specifically for skiers looking to get in Thursdays, November 1- week the class will progress with a few shape for a more enjoyable, injury free December 6 — 750500-10 new exercises to include balance, core, season. Training will consist of strength (No class November 22.)10:35 AM-11:30 and cardio stations. This class is for the exercises specific to the muscle groups PM, Weight Room (KS). Instructor: Ju- beginner exerciser or participants look- that are used on the mountain, as well lia Roper. Want the most out of your ing for assistance with a regular weight as cardio specific exercises that mimic workout? Join this five-week in-depth, machine workout in a group setting. the movement patterns of skiing. This strength training program that will take Three-week session, six classes, $35. training is open to all levels of skiers, you from basic to advanced training Register/Fitness Centers/Online. RSVP and all levels of fitness!!!Four week techniques. You will begin learning how  by 10/24.

Group Exercise Class Schedule! Purchase a Punch Card at the Fitness Desk Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 7:25 AM Stretch Plus Express Stretch Plus Express Stretch Plus Express 7:30 AM Water Works Hi-NRG Cycle• Water Works Mixed Level Cycle• Water Works 8:05 AM Hi-NRG Cyc• 8:00 AM Low Impact Step It Up Low Imp. Hi-NRG Cyc• Step It Up Low Impact Low ImpactHi-NRG Cyc• 8:30 AM Yoga Basics•Water Wks Low Impact• Water Works Low Impact• Water Works 9:00 AM Zumba Core & Strength Zumba Core & Strength Low Impact Yoga Basics Fusion• 9:30 AM Circuit• Strict. Strngth• Water Wks Circuit• Strict. Strngth• Water Wks Circuit• 10:00 AM Core Connection Yogafied Core Connection Yogafied Cardio Dance&Sculpt Strictly Strength• 10:30 AM Strictly Strength• Pilates• Water Works Everybody Can• Pilates• Water Works 10:30 AM Splash Dance Splash Dance Splash Dance 11:00 AM Everybody Can Piloga Piloga Yoga With Weights• Piloga 11:30 AM Arthritis Found. Aqua Joint Efforts Arthritis Found. Aqua 12:00 PM H.I.T. H.I.T. OC Fitness Center Classes 1:00 PM Chair with Flair Chair with Flair Indoor Pool OC 2:00 PM Balance Express Balance Express Classes at KS• 5:00 PM Zumba H2O Circuit Zumba H2O Circuit Express Classes OC Express Classes KS 78 October 2012 Compass Fitness

group exercise instructor; she has been touching the pool bottom to eliminate Reach 4 the Top teaching for 40 years! Lin constantly impact while increasing resistance. This Mondays, gives options for modifications and can high calorie burning, aerobic/interval November 5-26 — 805000-10 help you with special needs. Guaran- class combines exercises that will im- Tuesdays, teed! You will feel great when you leave prove core strength, tone November 6-27 — 801000-10 this class! Make-up days are allowed. and strengthen major Thursdays, Monday and Tuesday four-week session, muscles, improve cardio- November 8, 15, 29 — 803000-10 one day/week, $32. Thursday three- vascular endurance, flex- (No class November 22.) Mondays 12:00- week session, one day a week, $24. ibility, balance, and brain 1:00 PM, Tuesdays & Thursdays 11:30 Register/Fitness Centers/Online. RSVP function. The belt allows AM-12:30; Aerobics Room (OC). Instruc-  by 11/1. participants to control tor: Lin Hunter. This class combines exercise intensity and achieve a total stretching, range of motion exercises, —In the Pool— body workout specific to their fitness intervals of car- level. Contact Andrea about a free one- dio movements, Core-N-More Deep Water Aerobics on-one trial session or with questions, balance moves, Mondays, October 29- 844-8824 or [email protected]. and toning with November 19 — 760100-10 Four-week session, $35 one day/week weights, bands, Wednesdays, October 24- or $50 two days/week. Register/Fitness balls, and bars. November 14 — 760000-10 Centers/Online. RSVP  by 10/24. All done to fun Mondays PM & Wednesday AM, music to get your energy level up, help October 29- —Mind, Body, Spirit— you become stronger, strengthen your November 19 — 760200-09 muscles and joints, and build up cardio Mondays 5:35-6:30 PM, Wednesdays Extra Gentle Yoga • Tuesdays, endurance. The range of motion exer- 9:35-10:30 AM, Indoor Pool (OC). In- November 13 - cises and stretching will help prevent structor: Andrea Salerno. Maximize the December 18 — 710000-10 arthritis and keep your mobility. Lin is a benefits of water with the assistance 12:45-1:45 PM, Aerobics Room (OC). former licensed nurse and AFFA-certified of a Buoyancy Belt. Exercise without Instructor: Julie Boone. Julie’s popular

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Compass October 2012 79 Classes yoga classes are gentle and adaptable Hayes. The holiday season is beginning, movements. The class will also focus on to meet the needs of any student. Julie’s and now is the perfect time to make a higher level of internal chi movement motto is “Yoga is not supposed to hurt!” room in your life for rest and relaxation. by learning two White Crane Qigong Julie will help students modify postures This is a relaxed, early evening yoga class sets designed to focus on chi movement to find a level of stretch that is comfort- consisting of restful and healing yoga throughout the body to release stress able. If you have not tried yoga before, postures done in the “yin” and “restor- and revitalize the internal organs. The this is the class for you. Expect breathing ative” styles, followed by deep relaxation emphasis will be towards building a exercises, standing poses, floor poses, and optional meditation. Each student healthy stronger body and focused mind and a brief guided relaxation. This class receives individual attention, so enroll- leading to a peaceful spirit for a better does not offer meditation instruction. ment is limited. Four-week session $44. quality of life. The high level students Limit: 20 participants. Six-week session, Register/Fitness Centers/ Online. will be introduced to the Tai Chi 64 long $66. Register/Fitness Centers/Online. form and begin moving towards more RSVP  by 11/06. Tai Chi Beginning advanced levels of Tai Chi. Four-week Tuesdays, November 13- session, $40. Register/Fitness Centers/ Gentle Hatha Yoga “Plus” December 11 — 730100-11 Online. RSVP  by 11/6. Tuesdays, November 13- Saturdays, November 17- December 18 — 710100-10 December 15 — 730200-11 Gem Stone Cutting 2:00-3:30 PM, Aerobics Room (OC). In- (No class November 20 or 24.) Tuesdays structor: Julie Boone. This class focuses 1:30-2:30 PM, Aerobics Room (KS); Sat- Gem and Jewelry Open Workshop on gentle yoga basics including warm- urdays 10:00-11:00 AM, Aerobics Room Most Mondays, the Lapidary Shop, ups, standing and floor poses, inversions, (OC). Instructor: Peli Fong. Tai Chi is Casting Shop and Fabrication Shop are and pranayama (breathing exercises). The one of the original internal self-defense open, 8:00 AM-12:00 PM (shared space), “plus” is more time in deep relaxation, arts that build balance, coordination, Sierra Room (KS). These workshops are and additional instruction in meditation. posture, and body tone. Mentally, open to experienced persons (after ori- While a physically-gentle class, it is not Tai Chi teaches stress release and entation) or those “easy.” Strength, flexibility, and balance relaxation which bring about har- who have com- will be developed. All levels of experi- mony of spirit and mind, known pleted the Intro ence are welcome. Limit: 20 participants. as the moving meditation. Peli to Gem Cutting, Six-week session, $66. Register/Fitness Fong has been a teacher of Tai Chi Lost Wax Casting Centers/Online. RSVP  by 11/06. and Chi Gong for over 15 years or Jewelry Fabri- and focuses on physical fitness with the cation classes. Experts from the Gem Evening Yoga • (Hatha -Traditional use of soft strength building movements & Mineral Society oversee the lab. Use Yoga) • Tuesdays, of Chi Gong, mental sharpness through lab and equipment including diamond November 6-27— 711000-10 the practice of Tai Chi, and internal saws, grinders, polishers and drill, and 6:30-7:45 PM, Aerobics Room (KS). In- wellness through the use of the health lost wax and jewelry fabrication equip- structor: Susan Hayes. It is time to transi- practices of both. Tai Chi and Chi Gong ment. Maintenance fee $5 per two-hour tion your body, mind and spirit towards can be studied by anyone regardless of session. Sign in and pay upon arrival. the cooler, shorter days of fall and winter. age, gender, or athletic ability. Four-week Questions? Call Dave Fisk, 434-0747. Come to this early evening yoga class to session, $40. Register/Fitness Centers/ avoid crawling into your cave! Yoga will Online. RSVP  by 11/6. Glass Art give you increased energy and improve your flexibility, balance and strength---all Tai Chi Intermediate —Fused Glass— while reducing stress. Everyone is wel- Tuesdays, November 13- come to this fun-filled, informative class- December 11 — 730300-11 Fusing Glass Workshops from absolute beginner to aspiring yogis. (No class November 20.) 2:45-3:45 PM, Monday, November 5 — 3103-01K If you’ve never tried yoga before, this Aerobics Room (KS). This class is de- 4:00-6:30 PM, Sierra Room (KS). Mod- is the class for you! Four-week session, signed for students of Ms. Fong’s Tai erator: Jordan Gorell. $12 Workshop is $44. Register/Fitness Centers/ Online. Chi class who have studied with her for held once a month. Items over six sessions with the goal of un- limited to a six-inch square Evening Yoga and Meditation derstanding internal/external health and kiln space. Fusing enthu- Thursdays, fitness at a higher level. The class will siasts: Bring glass and fus- November 1-29 — 711100-10 continue perfecting the 24 Yang-style ing projects and work on your designs. (No class November 22.) 6:00-7:30 PM, postures and a work toward a greater Students will share workshop time with Aerobics Room (KS). Instructor: Susan understanding of the benefit of Tai Chi stained glass enthusiasts. 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9:00 AM-12:00 PM — November 26 and —Stained Glass— 30; 10:30 AM-1:30 PM — November Guitar II — Guitar Intro Continuation 28, (OC Ballroom). Instructor: Ray Ash- Fridays, November 2- Stained Glass Workshop ton. $20 (three sessions). Get into the December 28 — 4262-09B Monday, November 5 — 3103-01K holiday spirit with three of the most 8:00-10:00 AM (KS). Instructor: Bill 4:00-6:30 PM. Sierra Room (KS). Modera- beloved classic Christmas stories. With Sveglini. $70 (eight sessions, no class tor: Jordan Gorell. $12 Workshop held Ray’s help, you will have a better un- November 23).This class will continue once a month; for experienced students derstanding and appreciation of these to cover note reading. Chords, strum- only. A moderator is present classics: A Christmas Carol (November ming, finger picking, rhythms and basic to supervise safe use of equip- 26) — take a look at Dickens’ own book music theory providing a good ment but will not teach new and watch scenes from five foundation to move on to the methods. If you have experi- different movies to tell this higher classes. Use nylon string ence working with glass but great story. A Christmas Story guitar as the strings are easier have not had instruction, inform moni- (November 28) — based on to press down and you have tor prior to enrolling to obtain clearance students’ request, look at the more room for your fingers for equipment use. Students will be back story of Ralphie and his when you learn and play chords. The sharing workshop time with fused glass desire for the Red Ryder BB rifle. Dis- teacher will be happy to advise you on enthusiasts. Pay at Activities Desk each cover the warmth, the heart and a time the purchase of a guitar if you need day you attend. before television in Jean Shepherd’s help selecting one. Supply list will be favorite Christmas tale. And last, It’s a provided upon registration. Most sup- Jewelry Wonderful Life (November 30) — learn plies will be available for purchase from the story behind the making of Frank instructor on the first day of class. Ques- New! S-Curve Necklace/Bracelet Capra’s great classic starring Jimmy tion? Please call Bill 899-8383. RSVP  Tuesdays, October 30 Stewart and Donna Reed … “what could by 10/26. & November 13 — 3011-09 have been” had our hero not been born. 9:00 AM-12:00 PM (KS). Instructor: Cath- Find out how this wonderful movie Guitar III — Intermediate ie Szabo. $25 (two sessions). No class on came to be. RSVP  by 11/19. Thursdays, November 1- Election Day, November 6). A statement December 27 — 4262-09C piece if ever you saw one! Curvy sec- Music 8:00-10:00 AM (OC). Instructor: Bill tions of small pearls or beads twist and Sveglini. $70 (eight sessions, no class interconnect to form a gorgeous addi- —Guitar — November 22). This class continues tion to any wardrobe. Here’s a the course of study in Guitar II. Course chance to add some glam and Guitar I — Beginner Level of study will include reading music in bling to your wardrobe. Think Wednesdays, October 31- the second, fifth and seventh position, luxe when you select your color December 19 — 4262-09 A learning basic chords and chord pat- palette for this project. Project 8:00-10:00 AM (KS). Instructor: Bill terns, strumming and basic finger-pick- requires ability to handle small Sveglini. $70 (eight sessions). This class ing and use of guitar pick. The class will beads, a bit of patience and is designed for the person who has not also provide basics of music knowledge. some time. Check the samples played before or hasn’t played guitar The class promises to be a lot of fun. in the Lodges for a close look. for many years. Class will cover basic RSVP  by 10/26. Be sure to get the materials list when note reading, chords, strumming, finger you register. If you have any questions picking, rhythms and basic music theory Guitar IV — Advanced about this project or wonder if you have providing a good foundation to move Thursdays, November 1- the skill for it and to get estimated cost on to the higher classes. Use nylon December 27 — 4262-09D of project materials, contact Cathie string guitar as the strings are easier to 10:00 AM-12:00 PM (OC). Instructor: Bill Szabo at [email protected] or 434- press down and you have more room Sveglini. $70 (eight sessions, no class 6667. She’ll be glad to answer any ques- for your fingers when you learn and play November 22). Prerequisite: tions you have. RSVP  by 10/23. chords. The teacher will be happy to Students must have instruc- advise you on the purchase of a guitar if tor’s approval to enroll in Movies you need help selecting one. Most sup- this class. The class is a con- plies will be available for purchase from tinuation of knowledge and Christmas Movie Classics, instructor on the first day of class. Ques- concepts taught at the inter- Monday, Wednesday & Friday tions? Please call Bill at 899-8383. RSVP mediate level with the goal of leading November 26, 28 & 30 — 4272-09  by 10/24. students to become skilled guitarists.

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We continue to study finger picking for ied music. This is a continuation class Janome Sewing Machine Certification various styles of music. Class will also of Vocal Boot Camp. We will continue Monday, November 12 — 4059-11K2 introduce students to various types to learn and improve on reading and 3:30-4:30 PM (OC). Instructor: Sylvia of ensemble playing, duets, trios, and following sheet music. We will study Feldman. $13 Class cost includes a sew- quartets. RSVP  by 10/26. rhythm and work very hard on notation ing starter kit with bobbins and needles. recognition in treble and bass clefs. Please bring your own scissors to class. Beginners Singers Vocal Boot Camp RSVP  by 10/26. RSVP  by 11/5. Wednesdays, October 31- December 19 — 6132-09A Sewing Knitting - 10:15 AM-12:15 PM (KS). Instructor: Bill Sveglini. $70 (eight sessions). Have you Residents must be certified to use New! Basics of Knitting by Sylvia wanted to sing and never tried? Have Association sewing machines. A one-hour Feldman • Mondays, you sung in a church choir or a com- certification class on how to operate and October 15 & 22 — 4070-09 munity choir? Would you like maintain machines is offered the second Or November 12 & 19 — 4070-10 to sing better and be able to Monday each month in the 10:00 AM-12:00 PM (OC). Instructor: understand and follow the Sewing Room (OC). Sylvia Feldman $60 (two sessions). Al- sheet music when you look ways wanted to learn the knit and purl at it? This session of Singers Bernina Serger Certification stitch? Want to know how to pick up Boot Camp is designed for people who Monday, November 12 — 4059-11k dropped stitches? Instructor will review want to be vocalists. This is a beginners’ 1:00-2:00 PM (OC). Instructor: Sylvia the two basic stitches of knitting, the class for people who do not know how Feldman. $15 All supplies provided. knit and purl stitches then expand to to sing. We will focus on learning how Class limit three. RSVP  by 11/5. other stitches. If looking at a knitting to read and follow sheet music. RSVP pattern is like reading Chinese, then  by 10/24. Bernina Sewing Machine Certification this class is for you? Learn how to read Monday, November 12 — 4059-11K1 patterns, place markers and finish your Singer Vocal Boot Camp Continuation 2:30-3:30 PM (OC). Instruc- project. Bring all your questions and a Fridays, November 2- tor: Sylvia Feldman. $13 pair of knitting needles and yarn as this December 28 — 6132-09B Class cost includes a sew- will be a hands-on class. This class will 10:30 AM-12:30 PM (KS). Instructor: Bill ing starter kit with bob- consist of two two-hour classes. Ques- Sveglini. $70 (eight sessions, no class bins and needles. Please bring your own tions? Please call 543-3403. RSVP  November 23). Prerequisite: Completion scissors to class. RSVP  by 11/5. Now or 11/5. of first Vocal Boot Camp or have stud-

Bucket List The Art of Calm ing, guided imagery, Yoga, biofeedback, Continued from page 15 Continued from page 15 nutrition, aromatherapy, exercise, light of ice and snow south of the Arctic Circle, is exhilarating. For others, it brings on therapy, and many other techniques. and they can reach depths to 2,000 feet. depressed feelings that professionals call Mark Twain said, “The human race Nina said, “Standing on the glacier was “Seasonal Affective Disorder” or SAD. On has only one really effective weapon and awesome and I felt very small as I looked top of that, as we head into the holiday that is laughter”. Just for the health of it, around this huge expanse of ice. The air season, many people begin to feel more try humor. Start by exercising the muscles was crystal clear, and as we walked around and more stressed. The more stressed, of your face – Smile! Your quality of life the glacier and heard the crunching of the the more depressed! depends on it. ice, we noticed the markings where the There are many different types and glacier once reached.” causes of stress and depression. Now is Solid Financial Results Many of us know Nina as a Library the time to load up your tool chest with Continued from page 9 Volunteer, one of 30 residents who help effective coping techniques to help man- lincolnhills.org. The monthly and YTD maintain the Orchard Creek and Kilaga age that stress and depression: behavior financial statements are available on the Springs Libraries, and from her monthly modification, journaling, reframing, art Association’s website under Document Library News column in the Compass. therapy, humor therapy, hobbies, prayer, Library/Financial. Nina, star-gazer and proud owner of her and time and money management, to The next regularly scheduled Finance own telescope, is also on the Steering name a few. In addition, your tool chest Committee meeting will be held on Committee of our Astronomy Club. needs to be loaded up with techniques Thursday, October 18, at 9:00 AM. “You go, Nina!” for effective relaxation: deep breath-

Compass October 2012 85 Community Forums

fortune or falling for scams. The latest comprised the effort. This session will seems to be a “free” plumbing inspec- be videotaped and podcasted. tion after which they find things to replace that don’t really need replacing! Challenges to Aging in Place Come early for a seat! Wednesday, November 28 — Free 7:00-8:30 PM, Front Ballroom (OC). Ag- Managing Stress and Depression Community Survey Analysis ing in Place in Lincoln Hills is a rallying Wednesday, October 17 — Free Friday, November 9 — Free cry heard through- 7:00-8:30 PM, Ballroom (OC). Renee Nel- 10:00-1:00 PM, Ballroom (OC). The out the community. son, MD, MS, Chief of Health Promotion Strategic Advisory Committee (SAC), Learn about the lev- at Kaiser Permanente, is a firm believer with their BWR Consultant and the els of aging in place in taking care of mind, body, Community Forum efforts, are co- and the resources and soul with regular exercise, sponsoring this event. We you can access to appropriate diet, proper rest, expect a large crowd, and time accommodate your and plenty of fun. Stress is is allowed for a second presen- changing needs to delay or avoid higher common in life and can im- tation. The purpose of this first levels of care. Resident Marcia Van- pact one’s health mentally and phase of the 2012 Strategic Wagner will moderate the discussion physically if not dealt with Framework Update, the Com- with discharge planners from Kaiser and constructively. Some become chroni- munity Survey, was to define the demo- Lincoln Meadows about how these pro- cally angry which becomes a façade to graphics of our community, and also ask fessionals can ease your discharge from mask depression. Dr. Nelson will present questions concerning interests, behav- hospital or long-term care facility to different ways to cope with anger and iors, and community needs. Telephone your home. There will be time for ques- depression and will offer creative ways interviews and on-line/manual surveys tions and answers. to manage stress and improve overall health — and even enjoy the process! Community Forums, Date, Time, Location • Managing Stress and Depression, Wednesday, October 17, 7:00 PM, Ballroom (OC) Handy Helpers, Back Again! • Handy Helpers Back Again, Wednesday, October 24, 1:00 PM, Ballroom (OC) Wednesday, October 24 — Free • Community Survey Analysis, Friday, November 9, 10:00 AM, Ballroom (OC) 1:00-3:00 PM, Ballroom • Challenges to Aging in Place, Wednesday, November 28, 7:00 PM, Ballroom (OC) (OC). The very popular Handy Helpers are back to tell of recent scams and other important Photo Contest things to know about Compass November Fall Cover Photo maintaining your house Photo Contest Rules: without spending a • Your Fall Color Image(s) must be taken within the Sun City Lincoln Hills community. • Photo(s) must be shot full color, portrait, not landscape. Mention resolution. Connections • Winner will be selected on the basis of relevancy to requested content. Continued from page 3 • Please enclose a short caption with the location of your image. If you are submitting time. This change is not compatible with an image with a recognizable person, we must have a model release or signed permis- our library situation, and would appear to sion from that person to reproduce their image in the magazine and on the website. create problems for our present resident • Please submit no more than three photos for consideration. users in the opinion of our Library steer- • Images will be juried by members of Compass staff. ing committee. Therefore it will not be • You retain the copyright over the image(s), but do grant us permission to print your renewed in 2013. Mutual fund investors image(s) in the Compass Magazine and on our websites, www.suncity-lincolnhills.org/ will still have two Library resources avail- residents and www.suncity-lincolnhills.org. able in 2013: The Morningstar Fund Inves- • Email digital image(s) in jpg or pdf format to [email protected], 4x6” tor monthly magazine and the Vanguard or larger, minimum 240 dpi. Important: Contest winner will submit full 9x12” or Independent Adviser newsletter. larger image, 300 dpi of winning photo. The next few months are filled with • Please mark your email subject “November Fall Cover Contest.” exciting activities, trips, classes and food • Deadline for submission: October 31, 2012 events. We hope to see you out and about enjoying your active lifestyle and I look Winning image will appear on the cover of our November 15, 2012 issue of Compass forward to seeing you in the Lodge. and the winning photographer will receive a $100 SCLH Association gift card.

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Financial Wellness: Finding Yield group is to learn to feel the body and its role in Tuesday, October 23 — 870000-10 managing stress and trauma. We want to increase 10:30 AM-12:00 PM, P-Hall (KS). Learn how to invest your awareness of the wisdom of the body and what money in things that pay dividends. We will cover all it informs us about our emotional states. Partici- dividend paying vehicles from no risk cash or cash pants will become more conscious of patterns equivalents to stocks. This will help you add income and behavior and thinking that cause distress. We Christine Epperson to your paycheck. Cost $5. Register/Fitness will explore themes of belonging/separ- Wellness Program  Centers, Activities Desks, or Online. RSVP by ateness, personal boundaries and Coordinator 10/20. assertiveness. Guided rhythmic moving, individually and as a group, with Cooking Tips & Holiday Tricks to Avoid music and without, will allow physical and the Ten Pound Holiday Aftermath emotional transformation, November 8 — 860000-10 Lincoln Hills Wellness Program is designed shedding, and shifts. This 11:00-12:00, Gables/Heights Room (OC). to inspire you to create and reach your change can translate into RD Audrey Gould & Nutritionist Dani personal life goals, to enjoy being engaged uncovering an integrated, Conway will share in your community, to seek out what brings more authentic sense of their holiday tricks you joy, and to achieve a better quality self. This four-week series and cooking tips! of life. Check this section each will be led by Julie Boone. Topic will include healthy month for future Wellness Julie holds a Masters degree recipe suggestions and opportunities. in Psychology, works as a counselor, has prac- ingredient substitutions as well ticed movement therapy for eight years, and has as tips/recommendations for staying nutritionally sound taught specialty yoga at SCLH since 2000. Julie intends during the holidays. $10. Register/Fitness Centers, Activities for this class to be fun and “do-able.” Commitment to atten- Desks, or Online. RSVP  by 11/1. dance for all four classes is preferred. Participants should be able to stand and walk for up to an hour. No prior experience is Kick the Procrastination Habit required. While aspects of dance and yoga are included, there Tuesday, November 13 — 860100-09 are no postures or moves to “learn.” Please wear comfortable 11:00-12:00, Fine Arts Room (OC). Put an end to your procras- layers you can move in. Six week session. $66. Register/Fitness tination today! Has your procrastination gotten you in trouble? Centers, Activities Desks, or Online. RSVP  by 11/06. Has it cost you money? Does it cause you stress? Professional organizer, Lee Mahla will Financial Wellness: Seeking Accurate Research and share tips to help you to finally get projects Honest Advice • Tuesday, November 27 — 870000-11 started and completed, tackle those paper 10:30 AM-12:00 PM, Oaks Room (OC). Markets go up and piles, and increase your productivity and life down, even the best investment pros have trouble making con- enjoyment. Learn how being a perfectionist sistent predictions. Come learn which or a pleaser may be contributing to procrastination tendencies. investment research has the best track Cost $10. Register/Fitness Centers, Activities Desks, or Online. record and is generally available. In addi- RSVP  by 11/6. tion, with all the free lunches and semi- nars going on, how do you determine Movement Therapy if you are being provided with good or bad advice? The two Tuesdays, November 13-December 18 — 879100-10 go hand in hand. Cost $5. Register/Fitness Centers, Activities 3:45-4:45 PM, Group Exercise Room (OC). The goal of this Desks, or Online. RSVP  by 11/20.

Sun City Lincoln Hills Gift Card Share the Joy! SCLHCA Gift Cards A Gift of Endless Possibilities Purchase SCLHCA gift cards online at www.suncity-lincolnhills.org/resi- dents/ or from any department. Cards can be for any amount and are for universal use throughout the Association including Activities, Fitness, Meridians, Kilaga Springs Café and The Spa at Kilaga Springs. Online, you can add value to an existing gift card; purchase an electronic card to be emailed to the recipient; or purchase a physical card to be mailed to the recipient. On your own card, you can check your balance, Meridians • Kilaga Springs Café • Fitness Centers obtain a statement, obtain answers to questions, check order status and Activities • The Spa at Kilaga Springs obtain customer service via telephone or through email.

These yellow highlighted events are listed on the Calendar of Events on page 3. Compass October 2012 89 Association Contacts & Hours

Sun City Lincoln Hills Community Association General Numbers 965 Orchard Creek Lane Club Coordinator & Bulletin Board Curator Security, Inc. Lincoln, CA 95648 Judy Hogan 625-4021 [email protected] 916-771-7185 OC Main Phone: (916) 625-4000 Club Article Editor • Wendy Slater Golf Shop OC Main Fax: (916) 625-4001 786-5955 [email protected] General Manager, LH Golf Club Kilaga Springs: 1167 Sun City Blvd. Sean Silva 543-9200, ext. 4 Fitness/Wellness [email protected] KS Main Phone: (916) 408-4013 OC Fitness Center 625-4030 KS Fitness Center 408-4683 Lincoln Police & Fire 645-4040 Website for residents: Fitness Center Information Only 408-4634 www.suncity-lincolnhills.org/residents Neighbors InDeed 223-2763 Director of Fitness, Brandy Garcia Public Website: 625-4031 [email protected] Pulte Homes Customer Care www.suncity-lincolnhills.org [email protected] Asst. Director of Fitness, Lisa S. Smith •Administration• 258-8289 [email protected] Executive Director • Robert Cook Board of Directors 625-4060 [email protected] •Food & Beverage• Meridians Reservations 625-4040 Ken Silverman, President Sr. Director, Lifestyle & Communications Kilaga Springs Café 408-1682 [email protected] Jeannine Balcombe 625-4020 [email protected] Director of F&B • Jerry McCarthy John Snyder, Vice President 625-4049 [email protected] [email protected] Sr. Director, Facilities & Maintenance Chris O’Keefe 645-4500 Catering Gay Mackintosh, Secretary [email protected] Banquet Sales Manager Meghan Louder [email protected] 625-4043 [email protected] Accounting John Kightlinger, Treasurer Director of Finance • Bruce Baldwin 625-4013 •The Spa at Kilaga Springs• [email protected] [email protected] 408-4290 Spa Manager • Tina Ginnetti David Conner, Director Community Standards 408-4071 [email protected] Community Standards Manager [email protected] Kimberly Parsons 625-4006 Martin Rubin, Director [email protected] Hours [email protected] Membership Marcia VanWagner, Director Membership Clerk • Bertha Mendez Orchard Creek & Kilaga Springs Lodges [email protected] 625-4000 [email protected] Monday-Saturday 8:00 AM-9:00 PM Sunday 8:00 AM-5:00 PM •Lifestyle• Activities Desks Activities Registration: OC & KS Committee Chairs Orchard Creek 625-4022 Monday-Saturday 8:00 AM-8:00 PM Sunday 8:00 AM-4:00 PM Kilaga Springs 408-4013 Architectural Review Committee Administration Offices & Membership [email protected] Activities Monday-Friday 8:00 AM-4:00 PM Lifestyle Program Manager Saturday (First only) 8:00 AM-12:00 PM Chartered Clubs & Community Organizations Lavina Samoy 625-4073 [email protected] Fitness Center Hours: OC & KS [email protected] Class Coordinator • Betty Maxie Monday-Friday 5:30 AM-8:30 PM 408-7859 [email protected] Sat./Sun. — OC 7:00 AM-8:00 PM Communications & Community Sat./Sun. — KS 6:30 AM-6:00 PM Relations Committee Special Events & Volunteer Coordinator [email protected] Tamara Coil 408-4310 [email protected] Kilaga Springs Café Monday-Saturday 6:00 AM-4:30 PM Compliance Committee Trip Coordinator • Katrina Ferland Sunday 8:00 AM-4:00 PM [email protected] 625-4002 [email protected] Meridians Clubs Elections Committee Breakfast 7:00-10:30 AM [email protected] Club & Room Booking Coordinator Lunch 11:30-3:00 PM Judy Hogan 625-4021 [email protected] Dinner 5:00-8:00 PM Community Emergency Response Team Compass Dinner Friday & Saturday 5:00-9:00 PM [email protected] Sunday Brunch 10:30 AM-2:00 PM Editor • Jeannine Balcombe 625-4020 Finance Committee [email protected] Spa at Kilaga Springs [email protected] Advertising Coordinator • Judy Olson 625-4014 Monday-Friday 9:00 AM-6:00 PM [email protected] Saturday 9:00 AM-5:00 PM Properties Committee [email protected]

90 October 2012 Compass Ad Directory Please thank our advertisers and tell them you saw their ad in the Compass. Advertisers listed in this issue are shown here by category followed by the page number (bolded) location of the ad. ACCOUNTING/TAX Stifel Nicolaus, 38 Lobo Services, 37 PLUMBING AJ Kottman, 6 FLOOD/FIRE DAMAGE Overhead Door Co., 16 BZ Plumbing Co. Inc., 8 Riolo, Roberts and Freddi, 13 Servpro, 63 Patio Perfections, 40 Class Act, 59 Petkus Brothers, AUTOMOBILE SALES/SERVICE FLOORING 82 Eagle Plumbing, 16 Roy West, 49 Firestone, 50 Custom Floors, 49 JR Pierce Plumbing Co., Inc, 63 J & J Body Shop, 36 The Cabinet Doctors, 76 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT FOOD MARKET The Closet Doctor, 71 R & S Auto Repair, 73 Fresh & Easy, 42 Gold Properties of Lincoln, 82 BEAUTY HOUSE CLEANING PSYCHOTHERAPY/ FOOT CARE Aunt Dee’s House Cleaning, 8 Face Works, 88 Lincoln Podiatry Center, 56 PSYCHOLOGIST Rich & Diane Haley House Cleaning, 69 Dr. A. DeCell, Psychologist, 59 CARE FACILITIES GOLF CARS—SALES/SERVICE Casa de Santa Fe, 65 INSURANCE/INSURANCE SVCS. Marvin Savlov, Psychotherapist, 76 Electrick Motorsports Inc., 87 Allstate Insurance, 87 Lincoln Meadows, 82 Nick’s Custom Golf Cars, 6 REAL ESTATE Ponte Palmero, 55 Good Samaritan, 36 Century 21 - R./C. Bluhm, 88 GOLF CLUB CARE FACILITY REFERRAL SVC. Merced Mutual, 88 Coldwell Banker Lincoln Hills Golf Club, 74 Pat’s Med. Ins. Counseling, Assisted Transition, 12 59 - Andra & Michelle Cowles, 69 HAIR CARE INTERIOR DESIGN, WINDOW CARPET CLEANING Coldwell Banker/Sun Ridge, 40 Kathy Saaty, 34 COVERS Century Carpet Care, 76 - Don Gerring, 8 Guchi Interior Design, Gold Coast Carpet & Uph., 18 HANDYMAN SERVICES 65 - Donna Judah, 69 Otagiri Interiors, Joe’s Carpet Cleaning, 53 A-R Smit & Associates, 88 69 - Gail Cirata, 50 SunDance Interiors, Johnny on the Spot, 6 Bartley Home Repair, 73 81 - L. Harrison/A. Wiens, 16 SpeeDee’s Carpet Cleaning, 16 CA Finest Handyman, 81 LANDSCAPING - Paula Nelson, 55 L&D Handyman, 73 - Sharon Worman, 37 CHURCHES Duran Landscaping, 8 Moore Handyman Services, 88 Great Outdoors Landscaping, Cox Real Estate, 63 Lincoln Hills Church, 65 16 Penny Pinch Handyman, 81 Rebark Time, Inc., Grupp & Assocs. Real Estate, 56 Valley View Church, 51 12 Robert Boyer, 49 StayGreen Synthetic Turf, 37 Keller Williams - Carolan Properties, 71 CLOCK REPAIR Wayne’s Fix-all Service, 34 Steven Pope Landscaping, 76 - Holly Stryker, 12 Gandy’s Clock Service, 49 HEALTHCARE LEGAL Lyon Real Estate - Shelley Weisman, 8 COMPUTER SERVICES Placer Dermatology, 13 Adams & Hayes, 87 RESTAURANTS Affordable Computer Help,34 Sutter Roseville Med. Center, 4 Law Office Robin C. Bevier,69 Meridians, 10, 58 Compsolve Computers, 88 HEALTHCARE/CONSULTING Don Branner, 84 SHOES PC & Mac Resources, 76 Judith Payne, RN, 8 Lynn A. Dean, Attorney, 79 Footcaress Shoe Store, 60 COUNSELING HEARING Michael Donovan, 73 SHUTTLE SERVICES Walk and Talk Therapy, 81 Whisper Hearing Center, 87 Gibson & Gibson, Inc., 40 Lime Shuttle, 34 DAY SPA HEATING/AIR CONDITIONING MORTUARY SERVICES STORAGE Spa at Kilaga Springs, 15, 64 Accu Air & Electrical, 49 Cochrane’s Chapel of the Roses, 49 Camp Far West Storage, 59 DENTAL East Lawn, Inc., 79 JP Gorman, Inc. 69 TRAVEL Denzler Family Dentistry, 18 Miller Heating & Air, 73 MOVING SERVICES Club Cruise, 84 Life Enhancing Dental Care, 55 Peck Heating & Air, 16 CR Moving Services, 18 TREE SERVICE Personalized Dental Care, 4 Viking Mechanical, 50 PAINTING CONTRACTORS Acorn, 71 ELECTRICAL SERVICES HOME CARE SERVICES Dynamic Painting, 53 Capitol Arborists, 51 Brown’s Quality Electric, 76 Right At Home, 18 Kerr Painting, 76 Golden State Tree Care, 36 Dodge Electric, 88 HOME FURNISHINGS Kevin Doyle Painting, 73 Hallstead Tree Service, 34 KIP Electric, 8 Andes Custom Upholstery, 73 MNM Painting & Drywall, 14 Micallef Electric, 16 VACATION RENTALS California Backyard, 60 PEST CONTROL Del Webb Arizona, 66 EYE CARE Gary’s Refinishing,34 The Noble Way Pest Control, 56 Maui Condos, 69 AAA Optical Outlet, 81 HOME IMPROVEMENTS United Pest Control, 12 Lake Tahoe Home, 49 Eye Q Optometry, 60 Access Living Designs, 4 PETS WINDOW CLEANING Jeffery Adkins, MD,6 Capital City Solar, 13 A Pet’s Paradise, 14 Wilmarth Eye/Laser Clinic, 38 All Pro, 34 Don’s Awnings, 92 A Pet’s World, 49 American River, 88 FIDUCIARY SERVICES Findley Iron Works, 34 Roseville Dog Trainer, 14 WINDOW TREATMENT CLEANING Northern California Fiduciary Svcs., 38 Grout Pro, 8 PHARMACY Sierra Home & Comm. Svcs., 81 FINANCIAL/INVESTMENT ICS Tile & Grout Services, 81 PayLess Pharmacy, 14 WINERY Edward Jones, 84 Interior Wood Design, 51 PHOTOS Wise Villa Winery, 12 Green Capital Funding Group, LLC 73 Jim Scovill Construction, 76 Visionary Design, 81 Melton Financial, 53 Knock on Wood, 16 Compass — A monthly magazine established August 1999 Editor: Jeannine Balcombe 625-4020 Associate Editor/Club Article Editor: Wendy Slater [email protected] Resident Editor: Doug Brown Advertising: Judy Olson 625-4014 Resident Writers: Doug Brown, Pat Evans, Michele Hutchinson, Dee Hynes, Joan Logue, Al Roten, Shirley Schultz, Gay Sprague, Dennis Wagner Photography: DeAtley Cahill Layout/Design: Aspen TypoGraphix Printing: Fruitridge Printing

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