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He began in Madison Goldthorpe-Lewis 2011 and by 2013 he was successful in arranging for the Lincoln Hills Foundation to subsidize ADVERTISING the classes so that Seniors pay $10, or $20 if Gregg Goldthorpe they want certifi cation in CPR/AED and First Aid. The Red Cross sent Richard Murray to Gregg & Liz Goldthorpe instruct the classes and he continues to this day. He also trains our Staff at both Lodges and CONTRIBUTORS the softball and even some pickleball players. Linda Lucchetti, Rita McPeake, Robert M. Weygantdt, Jack Fabian, Barry Mackintosh, Patricia Howle, Jeannie This program has been very Newcum, Martin Green, Diane Carney, Donna Pick, Jennifer Lauchner, Joan Musillani, Jean Storms, Diane Margetts, successful with the Association Lionel Rainman, Genevieve, Tewart, Freddie Dempster, Bette Ahrens, Patti Kingston, Karl Schoenstein, Paul Gardner, CPR students practicing CPR. 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WEYGANDT, Supervisor purchasing, creating jobs and local business Things You Should Learn revenue; As you may know, plans are In April, the Placer County • $96.1 million in university spending for As You Get Older underway to bring the University Economic Development Office purchases of goods and services that could BY JACK FABIAN of Warwick, a world leading staff had a chance to meet with support another 1,100 jobs in the region; and institution, to Placer County, where senior leadership from the Warwick • $1.5 billion spent on construction Now that such a large number of you are a comprehensive undergraduate Business School and introduce activity, which could create 12,800 jobs and an in your “senior” years, I’m sure you’re aware campus is expected to be a major them to a few large advanced economic impact of $2.36 billion in the greater of how much you’ve learned in this lifetime, boon to the regional economy manufacturing- and technology- Sacramento region. and I’m sure you’ve noticed that your view of and improve higher education driven companies in Placer South Placer County is quickly building a some things has changed. opportunities for the area. County. The meeting was a great solid reputation for becoming a predominant One very important talent you’ve Warwick - located in Coventry, Robert M. Weygandt opportunity to foster relationships research and technology hub in Northern perfected is to think logically, which you are England, and recently ranked and give a deeper look into why California. In addition to William Jessup now struggling with because your world has sixth among the United Kingdom’s top 10 Warwick is such a great fi t for Placer County. University and possible future campuses for become completely illogical. But, a few things institutions - looks to become the fi rst foreign Also in April, my fellow supervisors and California State University, Sacramento and do make sense. university to launch an institution in the I authorized the county to front some county Sierra College - the University of Warwick will As an example, make sure the pills you United States with a 600-acre campus in Placer staff costs of planning and permitting for the be a great resource and benefi t to all of us. take do not match the carpet. How logical is County and a graduate school in Roseville. planned project. Typically we require those that? Course, even if you’re lucky enough to The university aims to have an undergraduate costs to be repaid earlier by a project developer, fi nd the pill, chances are you can’t bend over campus supporting around 6,000 students by but as a partner in bringing Warwick to the and pick it up. Maybe this is better, because the 2031. region, it is in Placer County’s interest to help TV commercials for these pills, although they Additionally, Warwick is a top 50 globally- them set up here as quickly as we can. Lincoln Police Department — may relieve some pain, are in the process of ranked research and development university. While the announcement of delaying destroying all the organs in your body. I guess Some might wonder why a top-tier R&D payment of permitting costs may sound Volunteer Program this is corporate fi nancial logic, at $400 a pill. university would land at the base of our mundane, it truly represents a major signal The Lincoln Police Department is You know you’re getting old when beautiful Sierra foothills. toward Warwick’s commitment to the region, recruiting for its LPD Volunteer Program. everything either dries up or leaks, but don’t Consider this: Placer County is already and that’s something to be very excited about. 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LH Community Chorus Vaudeville Troupe Her many talents included those of a identifying the parts and the type of characters singer, comedian, and director. Ellie told a he/she wants the audience to see and hear), BY BARRY MACKINTOSH BY PATRICIA HOWLE friend, “Directing a Tap Company Show was decides costumes, checks on arrangements Our thanks to all of you who attended A Tribute to Ellie Hoekenga — on my Bucket List. Now I have done it!” And for auditions and chooses a panel to assist in and enthusiastically applauded our recent The Vaudeville Troupe of Sun City Lincoln we will never forget her routine as Mitch Miller actor selection. “Broadway Blast” concerts. Your support Hills has lost a beacon of sunshine recently in leading us in a sing-a-long, or her bag lady skit When the Producer and the Director have is essential to our performances, and your the passing of Ellie Hoekenga. Her infectious in the Vaudeville Revue. She wore many hats completed their respective responsibilities, the applause rewards all the effort we devote to smile and gracious demeanor will always be in the productions put on at SCLH including Stage Manager steps in and the show is now in deserving it. with us. playing her clarinet during an intermission. his/her hands. The actors are ready to entertain Now we’re in recess until September But in spite of her many entertaining you, and the Stage Manager is basically the 5, when we invite new members to begin talents, it is Ellie, the wonderful lady, that I coach. This is the fi nal step in coordination rehearsing with us for our mostly Christmas will remember. She always had a kind word to of what, you, the audience see. The person concert on December 10-12. If you’re unsure say, a beautiful smile on her face, and set an in this position directs the tech people and about committing yourself, visit and sing with example for us all in how to handle what life supervises moving actors on and off the stage us for three weeks with no obligation. You’ll offers. Ellie, you are missed! for the run of the show. The production is get plenty of help from computerized music • • • defi nitely an exercise in teamwork and works fi les for home practice, sectional and full amazingly well. rehearsals Tuesday afternoons, and individual Players Group assistance as needed. BY JEANNINE NEWCUM For more information about us visit our Our fi rst “Main Stage” production (in website: www.lincolnhillschorus.org. To discuss Kilaga Spring Presentation Hall, June 8,9,10 joining us contact our membership chair, and 11) is now well under way, auditions are Suzanne Rosevold (587-3035, suzannechorus@ over, scripts delivered and rehearsals have been gmail.com), or our director, Bill Sveglini (899- set up. The selected actors are studying the 8383, [email protected]). scripts preparing for the rehearsals. • • • Ellie doing her “ladies bags” routine in Have you ever wondered what happens The Golden Revue Vaudeville in the back ground for planning our plays? Variety Show, July 2016. After selection of the play, the work begins. We are pleased to announce that our play, Let’s start with the Director and the Producer “Love, Loss, and What I Wore” has been cast. (they are the lead team).The Director meets The actors selected are: Alice Crawford, Jeri with the Producer, to discuss the needs of Ferris, Merilee Thompson Imamoto, Coleen the production. They both read and analyze Layne and Jan Weaver. We had a good turnout the play. for the audition; many thanks to those who The Producer from the aspects of participated. Presentation: decides the number of hands Angela Blas is the director, Julie Africa needed to produce the play, manage the set, is the Assistant Director and Craig Stults decides on the type of publicity needed and the is the producer. The play is organized as a timing of the releases, keeps the accounting series of monologues and uses a rotating cast of the budget, and controls schedules. The of fi ve principal women. The dialogue is a Lincoln Hills Community Chorus Director from the performance view: (i.e. (cont’ on page 9)

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• Referrals to trusted tradesmen and oversight to Keith Hentschel, Board Chair for Seniors accounts (IRAs). When a gift best fi ts a person’s make your move easy First was presented a certifi cate this week fi nancial plan, it leaves more room to feel the acknowledging a $5,000 gift to the Seniors great satisfaction in knowing they’ve made a First Endowment Fund in loving memory of real difference in their community.” • 30 years of Real Estate Experience working on his wife Elizabeth Hentschel. Elizabeth passed For Keith, the Board of Directors and the your behalf away on March 12 after an aggressive battle staff at Seniors First, there is deep satisfaction with Dementia. She was 63 years old. in knowing this gift in memory of Elizabeth’s Call me for a free home evaluation today. The gift was made collectively by the rich and full life will forever care for those Board and Staff at Seniors First and will be in need. invested for growth at Placer Community To make a donation to the Seniors First Foundation for long-term support of their Endowment Fund visit placercf.org/seniors- organization’s programs and services. first-endowment-fund or call the Placer “This gift makes the Seniors First Community Foundation at (530) 885.4920. Endowment Fund all the more special and important to me,” stated Keith. “My wife’s About Seniors First — Seniors First exists illness was a testament to adversity. My work to provide programs, services and long-term at Seniors First honors her by serving those support to Placer County seniors so that they that can no longer care for themselves. I am may maintain their independence as long as deeply touched by this gift and committed to possible. Seniors First is working to make this build resources so we can expand our reach vision a reality by offering programs such as: in the community.” Senior Meals and Nutrition, Information and According to a 2014 report by the Center Assistance, Transportation Services, Adult Day for Strategic Economic Research, 22% of Programs, Friendly Visitors, Home Modifi cation Placer County’s population is aged 60 and and Safety Repairs and Living Placement. To older. This is much larger when compared to learn more visit seniorsfi rst.org, email info@ areas like Sacramento the Bay Area and even seniorsfi rst.org or call 530-889-9500. the state of California which range around About Placer Community Foundation — 17 and 18 percent. With this signifi cant aging Placer Community Foundation (PCF) grows community comes growing demand for services local giving to strengthen our community by countywide. connecting donors who care with causes that SHELLEY WEISMAN “On average, Seniors First provides matter. Known for sound fi nancial management 916.595.0130 approximately 80,000 individual services to and knowledge of the nonprofi t sector, the seniors each year with programs and services Community Foundation continually monitors www.BuyLincolnHills.com that enhance and improve their health, safety, the region to better understand the nature of overall well-being and quality of life,” states local needs, so that it can invest in areas such as Jamee Horning, Executive Director of Seniors arts and culture, education, health and human First. services, and the environment. To learn more The Seniors First Endowment Fund about establishing charitable funds, visit placercf. at Placer Community Foundation provides org, contact Jessica Hubbard at jhubbard@ an easy and effective way for people in the placercf.org, or call 530-885-4920. community to support the work of Seniors First. Gifts of all sizes are pooled for maximum BRE# 00892873 Sun Senior News • LINCOLN HILLS • MAY 2017 7

column. I’ll just add that the hours are: Palace, that’s been there since 1957 and that own selection of homemade jams.” Country Favorite Monday-Thursday, 11 AM-9 PM; Friday I hadn’t known about until now. Bill e-mailed: Harvest was also cited as having “Best of the and Saturday, 11-10; Sunday, 11-8. “My wife and I have frequented this restaurant Best Dessert” by the Lincoln News Messenger. Restaurants Back to Greig’s e-mail: “The other for nearly 30 years and have never once been The address is 680 Fifth Street in Lincoln; place is Old Port Lobster Shack at 1565 disappointed. Today, we had the Lunch Special the phone number is 409-2377. Hours are: BY MARTIN GREEN Eureka Road in Roseville, next to the which provided very generous portions. #1 Wednesday and Thursday, 8-5; Friday, 8-6; theaters again! And next to Mikuni’s. The Pork Fried Rice, Pork Chow Mein, Fried Saturday, 9-6; Sunday, 9-2. It’s closed Monday This month, as promised last month, I’ll phone number is 797-3191. This place is casual. Prawns $6.95 #3 Almond Chicken chow Mein, and Tuesday. Thanks, Susan, for letting readers be catching up with e-mails previously sent in You order up front and then seat yourself at a Egg Roll, Fried Rice $6.95. A $20 bill covered know about this “hidden gem.” by readers. First, Greig Nakamoto e-mailed table, much like Carl’s Jr. except they’ve got an both lunches, hot tea and a $5 tip. The owner Well, restaurants in Roseville, Rocklin, about two restaurants, both new to me. He adjacent patio for dining. This place has good ‘Bill’ Lam has greeted us personally each and Folsom and Lincoln; we’re truly fortunate in e-mailed in March and wrote that both had food but, as you can imagine when it involves every time we have been there. The menu also having such a choice of eating places all over been around for a month. “The fi rst is Yummy seafood, it’s a bit pricey. We had a lobster includes a Cheese Burger w/Fries for $5.95 and our area. Hope readers will let me know about Poke’. It’s a specialized place that ‘customizes’ roll … French bread chuck full of chunks of Fried Chicken for $8.95; however, we have not some more; my e-mail is mgreensuncity@ your poke’ bowl to suit your taste. If you don’t lobster, with mayo, green onions and lemon tried either. Highly recommended.” yahoo.com. Thanks to everyone. know what poke’ is, then you’ve probably never squeeze, served with yummy natural cut fries, Finally, Susan Huch e-mailed: “Enjoy It’s come to my attention that many been to Hawaii. It’s primarily diced raw fi sh coleslaw and a house pickle … and a French reading your ‘Favorite Restaurants’ column readers of “Favorite Restaurants” aren’t (usually tuna) with added fl avor ingredients, bread fi lled with deep fried whole belly ipswich monthly. I discovered a wonderful gem of aware that I write another column called usually like sesame oil, soy sauce, chopped nuts, clams (also came with the fries and coleslaw). a restaurant in Lincoln. Only breakfast and “Observations” for the Sun Senior News. Look green onions, etc. Like a Subway sandwich Our bill was around $40 and it was really worth lunch. No alcohol, seats 20 people. Country for it, usually toward the back of the paper. shop, you walk down a line and pick your it. Both items were really tasty and rich, which Harvest Bakery and Café. Owner, Patti Storer, Happy eating and happy reading. ingredients. They start with a base of rice or does satisfy your seafood appetite! When you is the owner and chef. Wonderful take out mixed greens, then add shrimp, tuna, salmon, crave good, basic, casual seafood, you really bakery. All homemade. Homemade fudge, the octopus or tofu. Sauces are sweet unagi (eel), don’t have a lot of other choices, and this was cakes are fabulous. Can buy by sliver, slice or shoy, sriracha aioli, ponzu or wasabi crème. very satisfying. We will be back to try some of whole. Soup is changed every day and it is so Then there are also toppings like green onions, their other selections, like their hamburger delicious. The menu has vegetarian choices. edamame, corn, seaweed, carrot, cucumber, topped with lobster and caramelized onions I go out of my way to eat there… It’s truly a ginger… etc. They also have a couple of ‘no ($16)… sounds good… gotta try it” hidden gem.” raw meat bowls’… crab and veggie. A regular Again, all I’ll add are the hours: Monday- The Country Harvest Bakery and Café’s size bowl is $10.50 and the large is $12.50. This Wednesday, 11 AM-3 PM; Thursday-Sunday, website was not yet up when I looked but I is a unique meal but it’s plenty to eat (even the 11-8. Grieg seems to be an adventurous diner; found a statement by owner Patti on Facebook, regular size) and tasty… and healthy, too! It’s thanks for sharing your fi nds with your Sun which said in part: “We opened Country located back near the theaters at 6696 Lonetree City neighbors. Regarding seafood places, we Harvest becaue of our love and appreciation Boulevard, suite 300, in Rocklin and the phone don’t have too many in our area. Offhand, I can of Placer County’s many farms, ranches, amd number is 872-1477.” think only of the Red Lobster and McCormick small locally-owned businesses. We sell and Traveling... Don’t Miss an Issue! Readers who, like myself, (even though and Schmick. If readers know of any others, promote products from several local farms The Sun Senior News I’ve been to Hawaii) didn’t know anything please let me know. and businesses in our area. This includes olive Available On-line at: about poke’ are now knowledgeable, so no Bill and Renikka Lane let us know about oil, balsamic vinegar, gourmet mustard, BBQ telling what you can learn by reading this an Asian restaurant in Folsom, Hop Sing sauce, granola, cooking sauces and our very sunseniornews.com

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Players Group Country Couples Tap Company (cont’ from page 5) BY DONNA PICK BY JENNIFER LAUCHNER It turns out that doing a country two step or The Tap Company would like to use this series of monologues which cover a lifetime a waltz or even a cha cha is good for our brains. space this month, not to share information of relationships and, at times, the play uses There is a new study out that after the age of about our group but to celebrate the life of a the female wardrobe as a “time capsule” 40 our brain’s “white matter” degenerates, dear friend of ours, Ellie Hoekenga. Ellie has of a woman’s life. This is truly a play of slowing down memory and the speed at which left this world and moved into the afterlife. “reminiscence”: the time, the place and even we process information. This study proved She was a tireless advocate for the performing the clothing that was worn for the selected that doing a two-step or waltz can grow back arts, specifi cally music & singing. Ellie was events, will trigger your own memories. white matter and prevent further degeneration. the Director of our last Tap Co Show and did “Chick Play?” I don’t think so. As the So far this month we have not had a dance. an amazing job. She was scheduled to direct men watch, at fi rst they will be skeptical, and We’ve been practicing some of our older, again this year, but that was not to be. Ellie then they will be drawn into the events, and will most dearest dances while boosting our brain was involved in so many groups - Players, begin to identify with some of the parts with function. This month we’ve worked on River Vaudeville, Choirs, Tap Co., as well as The an “Oh yeah! I remember that!” or “So this Mary and Ron Swanson City Cha Cha, Castaways, Sidekick, Wooden Lincoln Theater. She was also very active happens to other couples?” or “Oh my gosh! Nickel, Rednex Stomp and Cowboy Cha Cha. with the Choir at her Church. She was a wife, So that’s what she meant!” Yes something for burned off by frequent movement on the dance Jim and Jeanie Keener keep us moving. All mother, grandmother and friend to everyone everyone, plus a wonderful way to spend an fl oor. Ballroom dancing is not only fun and these dances are choreographed, however, they she met. evening or an afternoon. You will leave the a stimulus for our brains, but a great way to can be danced to different music. Ellie will be greatly missed by everyone theater smiling. For further information, see stay physically fi t while enjoying and making According to a new study published in that knew her and our thoughts and prayers our feature article in this issue of the Sun Senior friendships. Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience, this type of are with her family. News and “buy a ticket!” Our audience is the Our next event will be a Pot Luck from dancing does more to boost brain function than • • • most important part of our performances. 5- 9PM in the Kilaga Multipurpose Room on many other exercises. This is mainly due to the • • • May 6 with the theme of “Paris in Sprintime”. social atmosphere that accompanies dancing. LH Painters’ Club Ballroom Dance Club We can expect some delicious dishes for our So if you are over 40 and want to keep BY JOAN MUSILLANI club members, some creative table and room your brain in shape, then grab your partner This month the annual Art and Craft BY DIANE CARNEY decorations from our Events Committee, and and come join us on the dance fl oor. Tour (formerly the Art Studio Tour) will be As promised, our April dance event an entertaining playlist of dance tunes. We Also, Country Couples recently celebrated held on Saturday and Sunday, May 20 and proved to be a very social affair. Dancers encourage our dancers to partake in this, the with one of our board members, Rich Pick and 21, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Maps will be available assembled in the OC Ballroom on a beautiful last scheduled club event until August. his wife Donna, as they joined the ranks of at both the Orchard Creek Lodge and Kilaga spring afternoon on April 2 to enjoy dancing If you are interested in learning more “retired” here in our great community. Their Springs Lodge. Also look for the signs in to a varied selection of music by which to about the Ballroom Dance Club, feel free to family threw a party at the Kilaga Lodge and your neighborhoods to fi nd the artists near demonstrate their skills. We were joined by join us on Tuesday afternoons for a free lesson we all had the chance to give them some advice you. Some locations have multiple artists some members of the SC Roseville Dance and an hour of social dancing. Visitors are about “being retired”. It was a great evening representing a wide range of talents and Club who participated in the several “mixer” welcome to attend a couple of lessons before of dancing and visiting, good food and drink, mediums. There will be fi ne art paintings, dances, where dancers change partners several committing to joining the Club. and laughter watching their grandkids dance ceramics, photography, glass, sewing, jewelry, times during the dance. This is a great way to Annual membership for the Ballroom along with everyone else. woodturning, fi ber arts and more! Don’t miss it! get to know each other. The dancers refreshed Dance Club is only $7 per person and is open to I hope you all saw the Painters’ Club themselves with delicious ice cream sundaes of SCLH residents and sponsored guests, couples display in the OC Lodge Lobby during the vanilla and Neapolitan with several different and/or singles. Free lessons are offered in the Donna and Rich month of April. We had a talented group of toppings. The calories consumed were soon KS Multipurpose Room each Tuesday at 2 -3 Pick painters showing their work and a good number PM for beginners and 4 - 5 PM for intermediate of sales. If you missed April, we will be featured dancers. Open dance is 3 - 4 PM where one can again in July – so watch for the show. practice the current month’s offering or dance Our Painters’ Club program in April was to the many styles learned throughout the year. watercolor artist Juan Pena from Auburn. He Fresh from learning the sophisticated Fox Trot, in May the dancers will be moving on to one of the four Latin Dancers taught by Sal and Ruth Algeri, the Cha Cha. Cha Cha, considered one of the easier Latin dances, was originated in Cuba in the early 1950’s by Enrique Jorrin, a Cuban composer and violinist. A combination of the Mambo and American Swing, the Cha Cha came to the United States in the mid 1950’s and has remained one of the most Looking forward to our “Senior Prom” popular Latin Ballroom dances. Come join dance on April 23 and we will share all the us on Tuesday afternoons to learn the basics memories with you in the next article. of this Latin dance or perhaps pick up some For information on Country Couples, new moves to add to your repertoire. contact Marsha Brigleb – 434-5460 or Rich Watercolor artist Juan Pena Jim and Shelagh Henderson Contacts: Sal Algeri 408-4752, Olivia Pick – 253-7902. Eckert 740-6972 • • • (cont’ on page 10) • • •

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LH Painters’ Club Needle Arts… Threads of follow in the June edition of the Sun Senior News. This information and registration (cont’ from page 9) Friendship forms will soon be available on the Needle provided a lively and entertaining presentation BY JEAN STORMS Arts website. on watercolor and general painting guidelines In May, the Spring Luncheon will be held Needle Arts has many breakout groups that are applicable to all mediums. His work can on May 16, 2017 and everyone is welcome. The or small special interest groups – Applique, be viewed at: penawatercolor.blogspot.com. event features the opportunity baskets. There Beading, Community Service, Cross-Stitch, The upcoming May club meeting will be are a large variety of baskets to bid on and one Hardanger, Knitting/Crocheting, Machine the semi-annual club challenge, this time the that is sure to spark your interest. You can Embroidery, Needlepoint, Quilting/Sewing, challenge is “shoes”. It will be interesting to buy tickets to bid for the baskets at the April Rug Braiding, and Wearable Art. For times and see the variety of concepts presented by our 11, 2017 meeting and at the beginning of the dates, check out the Breakouts and Calendar painters. After the challenge the paintings luncheon. Don’t miss this fun event – this is a page on the website, www.sclhna.com, where will be shown in the Art League of Lincoln’s great place to fi nd out what the Needle Arts you will fi nd contact information and meeting Spotlight Gallery for the month of June. Stop group is all about. times/days for each group. by and see it, the ALL Gallery and Gift Shop is Contact Jean Storms 408-1515; jslres@ located at 580 6th Street in downtown Lincoln. pacbell.net, www.sclhna.com Hours are Wed-Sat, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Besides • • • our “Shoe Show” in June, there is always an interesting show in the main gallery and a gift Paper Arts Group shop that features many talented local artists. BY LINDA LUCCHETTI In June the Club members will enjoy a Opportunity Baskets The annual “Demo Day” in April was a picnic lunch on the patio at Orchard Creek big hit, including techniques like stenciling Janet Crets at ‘Demo Day’ Lodge. Details of the program and tickets with distressed inks, Iris paper folding, making for the luncheon will be available at the club The luncheon has three menu choices and fancy gift boxes, using the Misti stamp tool, month at 9 a.m., in the Terra Cotta Room at meeting. wine is included! The cost is $20 for members and creating animal punch-outs. The informal the Kilaga Springs Lodge. If you are interested If you have questions, the following are and $23 for non-members. The registration event gave everyone a chance to experience and have some paper crafting experience, contacts for the club. forms are available in a fl yer box at the Orchard many ideas as well as appreciate the diverse contact: Shirley Rainman at shirley.rainman@ President: Joan Musillani, E-mail: Creek lodge, or on the website, in the Orchard talents inherent in our membership. Thanks gmail.com [email protected] or 712-4393 Creek sewing room, and on the Needle Arts to all who shared their time and skills, and • • • Membership: Gordon Powers, E-mail: website, www.sclhna.com. offered ‘make and takes.’ [email protected] or 408-3667 The June 13, 2017 meeting will feature On June 1, we will venture outside to LH Photography Club • • • Dawn Cannon from Finely Organized, our Annual Overstock Inventory Sale and Pot BY DIANE MARGETTS speaking on creating order and decluttering Luck at the Sports Pavilion. This is a time for The Photography Club offers unique your needle arts projects and space. This is a members to socialize, enjoy a tasty lunch, and learning experiences through photography program that will appeal to anyone who does either sell or shop for, items to use in paper fi eld trips. The fi eld trips attract members needle arts. crafting and stamp art. Remember also to with skill levels ranging from point-and-shoot There are new workshops are in the bring non-perishable food items for the Salt to professional. The result in an unstructured planning stages for July, August, and Mine. After the member lunch, the public will mentoring program, bonding those that want September. They will be held at the Sewing be able to shop at the sale. Room at Orchard Creek; more details will We meet on the fi rst Thursday of each (cont’ on page 11) Sun Senior News • LINCOLN HILLS • MAY 2017 11

LH Photography Club meeting times see our website at lhphotoclub. many had beautiful decorations including Art entertainment! Merci Ann! com. Deco, to Fairy Tale themes. The tables were For the May 1st program, Carol Gebel (cont’ from page 10) Contact: Diane Margetts; 916-955-1809 covered with so many little sewing machines, of Rocklin will speak about her collections to learn with those that want to share their Website: http://www.lhphotoclub.com many could just about sit on your hand! All of of Victorian Trading Cards and Advertising knowledge and experience. • • • the machines did only a chain stitch. She started Thimbles. She will also share part of her quilt The Spring headliner was a fi eld trip to with ones made in the last half of the 19th collection, focusing on pre-Civil War showing the hottest, driest and lowest of our National Woodcarvers Club Century, advertised in Sears and Montgomery favorite quilt styles of the period before 1860. Parks--Death Valley. Revered for its haunting BY LIONEL RAINMAN Wards catalogues, called “Little Girls Can Sew We meet on the fi rst Monday of each beauty, Death Valley is a land of contrasts Mention any kind of craft and there is Like Mama”. “The Little Comfort” came out month at 10:00 AM in the breakout rooms that offered endless opportunities for 29 a good chance there is a web site, blog, or in 1895 and you could clamp it onto a chair. of the Ballroom, Heights and Gables. If you determined photographers. article covering the basics to online classes. Some machines had a gear that looked like collect or just appreciate antiques, we’d love On the heels of the Death Valley trip, Woodcarving is no exception. Projects and a small bicycle chain, and some were a solid to have you join us! and a little closer to home, was a trek to Table how to features cover from the very simple band. In 1920 Stitch Well National made a black Contacts: Rose Marie Wildsmith 409- Mountain near Oroville. Created by ancient to the very ornate. All that is very convenient sewing machine with an empty plaque on the 0644; Barbara Engquist 434-1415. lava fl ows, this ecological reserve is an elevated and much can be learned. Most of us have side; it also came with a little jar of gold paint • • • basalt mesa with beautiful vistas of spring been around long enough to remember when a so you could write your name on the plaque. wildfl owers, waterfalls, lava outcrops, and a parent, teacher or friend showed us how to do In 1914 Singer came out with a child’s SCLH Writer’s Group rare type of vernal pool. something rather than look on the computer. sewing machine in black. With the Singer BY FREDDIE DEMPSTER And for the photographer that doesn’t I believe that the interaction between people Model 20 (1940-1950s) they started also Instead of sitting around twiddling your have a week or even a day to give to a fi eld is what makes a club more interesting. making a carrying case with a little instructional thumbs the second, fourth and fi fth Monday trip, our own Ferrari Pond has been an early Woodcarvers club has that type of interaction. book. One case even converted to a little table evenings - come to the Ceramics Room at morning gathering spot to photograph nature’s Members are willing to share their knowledge, that held the machine in place. In 1960 Singer Orchard Creek and hear what other Sun many birds and critters waking up from a long, help, suggest, or just admire other people’s started making these little machines electric Citians have written. Be nice, but tell them wet winter. work. Additionally, woodcarvers club has and some had a child-size foot control. about errors you see or improvements they The Lincoln Hills Photography Club is an extensive library of books, magazines and There were battery-operated machines as might consider or compliment the fantastic a very active organization with fi ve meetings CD’s to support all members either novice or well. Not a sewing machine, but also useful, was piece of writing you just experienced. Also, per month. A General Meeting usually with experienced. Our door is always open so you are a 1962 “Trim Handy Paper Cutter”; instead of bring something you’ve written but not more a guest speaker specializing in a particular welcome to visit and see what is being carved. a needle, it had a blade to cut out paper doll than 1500 words, so that everyone who wants aspect of photography, an Enhancement SIG Woodcarvers Club meets every Wednesday items. Mary had machines from Germany that to read will have an opportunity. Contacst: (Special Interest Group) focusing on using from 1:00-4:00 PM in the Sierra Room at (KS). said, “Made in Berlin U.S. Zone...or ...British Freddie Dempster, [email protected]; various software to take the photographic Contact: Dick Skelton, 626-0895 Zone” etc. Some had a number instead of Susan Gust, [email protected]; or Geoff creative process even further, a Print SIG • • • “where made” so you look up the number to Young, [email protected]. that investigates various printing methods fi nd out. She also had machines from England, • • • and showcases the fi nal product, the Video Antiques Appreciation Club Russia, France, Japan and Australia. It was both interesting and fun to hear how Mary found SIG that investigates all aspects of taking and BY GENEVIEVE TEWART and purchased each of these little treasures! showing videos and fi nally the Round Table For our April 3rd program, Mary Boyer, a On April 28th we celebrated Spring SIG that offers a forum to show your images, collector of children’s sewing machines dating with “April in Paris”, a super fun evening ask questions, discuss ideas or any other topic from 1885 to the 1960s, took us on a Trip planned by our Social Director, Ann Renyer. related to photography. Around the World by telling us the history of Everything had a French theme, from food to For more information about us and our the machines made in 8 different countries; (more Club News cont’ on page 13)

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OC Book Group in hearing about new places for our monthly have many teacher requests. SCLH Computer Club luncheons. Volunteers were treated on May 5 to a BY LINDA LUCCHETTI If you have a background or interest District Farm tour and hayride and will be BY KARL SCHOENSTEIN “There is no friend as loyal as a book.” in Masonry and/or Eastern Star, we would notifi ed soon about the date for the annual Main Meeting — Ernest Hemingway welcome you at our monthly gatherings. potluck picnic. This is an event where May 10, 06:30 PM Join us on May 18 when we discuss The To be advised of upcoming luncheons and volunteers get to meet others who have been By Rita Wronkiewicz Sun Also Rises, by Ernest Hemingway. Written other events, contact one of the following for working at their school or at one of the many — Windows 10 in 1926 and often called Hemingway’s greatest information and to be added to our mailing others in the district. The new school year Built-in Apps will work, this classic novel follows a group of list: Glenn Stanphill 408-8885, glenbetty2630@ starts on August 17, and it’s back to work for be demonstrated, American and British expatriates who travel sbcglobal.net, or Bette Ahrens 408-5325, all! New volunteers will be assigned to teachers including their from Paris to the Festival of San Fermín in [email protected] for a September start date. Many volunteers “Creative Update” Pamplona to watch the running of the bulls. A faithful friend is a strong defense; and opt to stay with the same teacher for the next enhancements. The The following is the schedule of remaining he who hath found him has found a treasure. school year. Mail App combined meeting dates and book selections for 2017. — Louisa May Alcott Please visit the SCHOOLS web site at with the People App June 15: A Man Called Ove, by Fredrik • • • http://schoolssuncity.org. You’ll fi nd more have become good Rita Wronkiewicz Backman information about the program, check the tools for managing July 20: The Virginian, by Owen Wister S.C.H.O.O.L.S . school web sites, read what teachers and your email accounts. The Calendar App can August 17: Liar, Temptress, Soldier, Spy: be set up so that it syncs calendars on all your BY PATTI KINGSTON volunteers have said, and see photos of Four Women Undercover in the Civil War, devices. The Photo App can be used to edit It’s hard to believe that the school volunteers in classrooms. by Karen Abbott and manage your pictures similarly to Photo year is over. Everyone is looking forward to Call today for further information September 21: Big Little Lies, by Liane Gallery and Picasa (which are no longer the summer vacation break. It’s a time for and questions. Contact: Crystal Elledge Moriarty available for download). The Edge browser volunteers to celebrate the progress in their (Elementary) 543-8617 ceelledge@sbcglobal. October 19: Alexander Hamilton, by Ron integrates with the new Books category in classrooms and for our leadership team to net; Irma Mendez (High School) jmeidm@ Chernow the Store App and also has other interesting conduct their yearly survey. Planning will then aol.com November 16, The Rosie Project, by enhancements. The Groove Music App is a begin for the opening of school in the fall. We • • • Graeme Simsion great alternative to Itunes for adding to and look forward to placing new volunteers as we December 21: Holiday Luncheon managing your music library. We’ll try out 3D We meet for discussions on the third drawing with the new Paint3D App and also Thursday of the month at 1 p.m. in the Orchard talk to Cortana, who has enhancements that Creek Multipurpose Room. Newcomers are make it easier to get her help. welcome. Clinic May 12, 3:30 PM Review of Offi ce For more information, check out our 365 plus discuss alternatives to Microsoft Offi ce Website at http://LHocbookgroup.blogspot. Suites. (Both Meetings at KS Presentation com/ or Wiki: http://ocbookgroup.pbwiki.com/ Hall) Contacts: Darlis Beale 408-0269, Penny Ask The Tech. May 26, 10:00 AM Our Pearl 409-0510, Dale Nater 543-8757. regular monthly meeting where all members • • • can come to get solutions to their technical and non-technical WINDOWS PC, ANDROID Square & Compass Club PHONE and ANDROID TABLET problems. BY BETTE AHRENS (OC Multi Purpose Room). The weather couldn’t make up its mind Contact: Karl Schoenstein on Wednesday, April 12th, as to whether it [email protected] should rain or shine, so we had a combination Website: www.sclhcc.org (more info) of showers and sunshine. Nevertheless, ten • • • brothers and sisters gathered at Mimi’s and enjoyed a delicious lunch. Everyone is looking Apple User Group forward to Spring with lots more sunshine and BY PAUL GARDNER warm weather, less rain. We’ve had enough Apple User Group members should have rain for a long while. received an email last month informing them Joan and Les Schabilion brought along that our Technical Committee has approved their friend, Jodi Deeley and it was a pleasure the installation of the latest iOS update, iOS to have her join us. Of course, Les didn’t 10.3.1, for the iPad and iPhone. IMPORTANT - disappoint us and distributed his monthly please go to lhaug.org and follow the directions “sweet treat” of Easter eggs. noted in red on the home page. It is vital that In anticipation of better weather next you do exactly as the article instructs. month, we have chosen Applebee’s for our Also, a new app was installed on your May 10th luncheon. Notices will be sent to iPhone by Apple during an earlier update. the membership. It is the Health App and includes the utility Do you have a favorite restaurant you noted below: would like to recommend? Let me know and First Street Elementary School Volunteers. In Case of Emergency (ICE) — We strongly we will check it out. We are always interested (cont’ on page 14)

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Apple User Group taken, etc. Check it out! As always, please check the Calendar Tab (cont’ from page 13) on our website (www.lhaug.org) for dates and recommend that details of upcoming seminars, meetings, and Luxury Senior Living each of you with open labs. You can subscribe to it by copying iPhones set up the link at the bottom of the calendar, and Medical ID. This pasting it into Safari. It will then appear in Assisted Living • Memory Care is very important, your own Apple Calendar. allowing emergency • • • responders to access vital medical and Stamp Club contact information BY TIM MILES even when your The big news in the postage stamp world is phone is locked. the discovery that our “fl ag” and “forever” US Emergency Techs stamps are being counterfeited and sold over know to go to the E-Bay by the sheets. They seem to be coming lock screen where out of the Southern states. Additionally, there they will fi nd the is a strong suspicion that Chinese criminals may word “emergency” be involved. Naturally, the US Government in the lower left is actively in the ongoing investigations. The corner. That info is detection process involves ultraviolet lamp noted below. Please examination, among other things, so this is a follow the instructions. serious problem. 1) iPhone — Create your Medical ID: The club has access to an expertizing 1 Open Health and tap Medical ID > Edit. function of the American Philatelic Society 2 Enter your emergency contacts and that, for a very modest price, will examine health information like your birth date, height, a stamp and certify its authenticity. We and blood type. To enter your emergency recommend the process for any stamp with contacts, you must select the person by typing a serious catalog value. We recently had a the name and then, once in your Contacts App, potentially-valuable US stamp examined and select the phone number you want to use for the fi nding was that it was NOT the stamp it your emergency contact. was represented to be and was reclassifi ed as 3 Turn on “Show When Locked” to make to type. The difference in price to the potential your Medical ID available from the Lock buyer was considerable. Oakmont of Roseville, a luxury senior living screen. ... We had one of our outside dinners during 4 When you’re fi nished, tap Done. April at Il Fornaio and all the attendees had community, offers five-star services and That’s all there is to it, and this critical a wonderful outing. amenities with a continuum of care. information will be available if needed. The The big Westpex Stamp EXPO was in App also includes other health oriented capabilities such as workout results, steps (cont’ on page 15)

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Stamp Club 15-22, 2017) (Sheron) We enjoyed wine tasting, several of the local 2 optional post-cruise stays: 2 nites Proposed Future Trips — restaurants and some hiking. Several members (cont’ from page 14) Lucerne, 2 nights Zurich. (Louise) Spain, Dubai, Iceland - Sheron (2018) golfed at the adjacent golf course. We braved Burlingame recently and attending members Canadian Rockies & Glacier National Great Lakes Cruise, San Juan Islands some inclement weather by huddling closer got their fi ll of access to all the parts of the Park (Aug 5-11, 2017) Cruise, Japan – Louise (2018) to the campfi re. hobby that appeal to them. Calgary, Waterton Lakes Natl. Park, Africa (Kenya) - Judy (2018) The next rally will be at Jackson Rancheria We meet at the Sierra Pines Meeting “Going to the Sun Road”, Banff, Columbia Travel Group Committee Member in May followed by San Juan Batista in June Rooms (7600 Whistlestop Way at Del Webb Icefi eld (Teena) Contacts: Sheron Watkins 434-9504 and Lake Almanor in July. Blvd., Roseville) at 6:30 pm on the 2nd and Washington D.C. (Sep 7-12, 2017) [email protected]; Linda Frazier 434-8266 The club meets at 4:30 PM on the 4th Thurs of the month- May 11 and May Includes:D.C.,Arlington Cemetery, Mt [email protected]; Teena Fowler 543- second Thursday of each month, where we 25. We have door prizes, great discussions, Vernon. Option-New England Isles trip(see 3349 [email protected]; Louise Kuret discuss upcoming rallies then visit with shared collection appraisals, access to collectors and below)(Sheron) 408-0554 [email protected]; Judy Peck appetizers. Visitors with an interest in RVing all the world’s catalogs and the means to give Islands of New England (Sep 15-22, 2017) 543-0990 [email protected] are always welcome to visit, meet new friends you an idea of what that “old” album of yours Newport, Boston, Cranberry Bog, • • • and discuss the fun of RV travel. Our club in storage is worth on today’s market. You’ll Plymouth Rock, Cape Cod, Hyannis, includes every style and size of rig and rallies have a “fun” time and dues are nominal, should Nantucket (Louise) RV Group are planned accordingly. you want to join up. Give it a try!! Niagara Falls to NYC (Oct 13-21, 2017) BY MARSHA RICHARDSON • • • For any inquiries, our president, Al 3 nights Niagara Falls, 2 nights Rally season is in full swing with the RV (more Club News cont’ on page 17) Capparelli, can be reached at 916-771-8288. Cooperstown, visit West Point, 3 nights New Group. Twelve rigs attended • • • York City (Judy) the Calistoga rally. We had a America’s Music Cities (Oct 29-Nov 6, great club room for shared The Travel Group 2017) dinners and game nights, French Quarter, Swamp Tour, Graceland, BY TEENA FOWLER and a lovely covered veranda Grand Ole Opry, Country Music Hall of Fame Our next meeting is on Thursday, May where we enjoyed nightly (Linda) 25, 6:00pm in the Presentation Hall, Kilaga campfi res. Following our club Southern Italy & Sicily – Palermo to Rome Springs. This change is only for this month. tradition, the Skars hosted (Mar 8-20, 2018) Our meetings the rest of the year will be in the a champagne happy hour Incl. Mt. Etna Natl. Park, Taormina’s KS kitchen. Everyone is welcome to attend to celebrate their new rig. Greek Theatre, Pompei, Sorrento, Amalfi Evening Campfi le our meetings. We will not have a formal Coast Drive (Teena) presentation this month. Instead we thought Scandinavian Capitals & Norway Coastal Christening The Skar’s New RV we’d change it up a bit and devote most of the Cruise w/Iceland Extension (Aug 9-23, 2018) meeting time to talking with you about the Stockholm, Copenhagen, Oslo, Flam booked trips listed below and those in planning Railway, Naeroyfl ord Cruise, 6-nite Norway with more time devoted to one-on-one and Q Cruise (Teena) & A. If time permits, we will show a 13-minute Dubai, Oman, Abu Dhabi w/optional slideshow of a committee member’s trip to 3-Nite extension to Jordan (Oct 24-Nov 4, London and South Africa. 2018) http://www.lh-travelgroup.com Oman Grand Mosque, sail on privately AMA Waterways 7-Day Cruise – owned luxury yacht, camel ride, desert safari Amsterdam to Basel on the Rhine (July 16 Sun Senior News • LINCOLN HILLS • MAY 2017

Lincoln Hills Update Model ACTIVE Average PENDING Avg. Pending 771-3177SOLD Average Listings List Price Sales List Price Last 2 Months Sale Price Remember When? Santa Clara [email protected] Carmel 1 $845,000 FEBRUARY 1999 Santa Barbara 3 $852,300 1 $899,000 2 $762,000 LINCOLN HILLS Update Meadowgate 1 $729,000 1 $829,000 1 $730,000 Sonoma 1 $775,000 Springcrest 1 $699,950 1 $699,500 Woodleaf $148,500 Marin 1 $748,000 Tiburon 2 $705,000 Millpond $159,000 Monterey San Mateo 1 $599,000 1 $615,000 Bridgegate $169,500 Atherton 1 $610,000 Napa 2 $749,000 5 $707,800 3 $695,000 Shasta 1 $695,000 Almanor $188,500 Sausalito 1 $629,999 2 $585,000 Ventura 2 $621,000 Pine Hill $183,000 Annadel 1 $575,000 2 $547,000 1 $524,995 El Dorado 2 $567,000 Quail Cove $191,500 Ventana Fremont 1 $575,000 1 $599,000 Lassen $198,500 Orchard Crest 2 $462,000 Plumas Echo Ridge $203,500 Tehama 1 $469,000 1 $459,000 1 $465,000 Tahoe 2 $537,000 1 $549,000 4 $549,000 Baldwin $214,500 Santa Cruz 1 $484,900 Mendocino 1 $434,000 Tahoe $219,000 Baldwin Echo Ridge 2 $509,500 1 $480,000 Orchard Crest $214,000 Trinity 1 $415,000 1 $448,000 Lassen 2 $464,200 2 $427,500 4 $440,000 Fremont $229,000 Quail Cove 1 $479,900 1 $430,000 Alpine 2 $449,200 1 $435,000 1 $416,500 Ventana $252,000 Pine Hill 3 $438,300 4 $421,000 2 $420,100 Almanor 1 $415,000 1 $412,000 Annadel $248,500 Madera Bridgegate 1 $399,000 3 $400,500 1 $390,000 Sausalito $269,500 Calaveras 1 $395,000 Sequoia 1 $374,000 1 $349,900 Monterey $295,000 Millpond 2 $366,900 1 $358,000 Mariposa 1 $349,900 1 $340,000 Springcrest $318,000 Woodleaf

NOTE: The statistics above do not reflect any consideration in value for model options nor location. Meadowgate $336,000 “We appreciate the opportunity to compete for your business” AL & MARCIA GIBSON 771-3177 [email protected] www.amgibson.GoLyon.com BRE# 00456442 & 01243980 Sun Senior News • LINCOLN HILLS • MAY 2017 17

LH Italian Club beneath their frozen surfaces where life, even Presentation Hall at Kilaga Springs, there are covers are put away for another season and we in microbiotic form, could exist. This is the no reservations required, just drop in around all start thinking of BBQs, swimming parties, BY JOE ORSINI kind of information our group enjoys in the 6:45 to catch it. Don Wilson was most helpful and mosquitoes!! Sorry, I can be a killjoy How would you like to play bocce, then “What’s New in Astronomy” portion of our in landing this expert and we appreciate his sometime… have some BBQ ribs and chicken? If bocce is general meetings. efforts in bringing this subject to our group. What a great time we all had during the really not “your thing”, then we have some For those of us with the proper equipment, Lastly, the new Astronomy Group Polo “scarf demonstrations” at the last meeting. other fun games available for you instead. telescopes and powerful binoculars, the shirts are now ready to order. The logo has been Kathy Woodward (see her picture with the Come join us on May 21 at the Sports Pavilion; Telescope Interest Group, (TIG) is a sub- updated, but the familiar blue color remains. jaunty hat) and Cindy Redhair showed us bocce/games start at 10:30, BBQ at 12:30. Need group of dedicated observers. It is a sad fact Call Cindy Van Buren to get the ordering forms, many ways to wear different scarves. I had no to “tune up” your bocce skills? Not to worry that the skies around Lincoln Hills provide but also, they can be found on our impressive idea there were so many variations you could - we will provide lessons for you. a minimal viewing experience, as our light- new and informative website, LHAG.com have with these scarves. Marianne Smith June brings both warm weather and our pollution restricts star-searching to only the • • • volunteered to be a scarf model and, as her annual Membership Appreciation event, which brightest objects in the night sky. Our lack of picture shows, the scarf matched her red hair is free to all members. This year we will have opportunity of viewing from the dark skies over Bosom Buddies perfectly. All the scarf volunteers are pictured some of your favorite ice cream - Ummm! You Blue Canyon last year was unfortunate, but we BY VAL SINGER wearing their unique scarf arrangements. pick the toppings. Put June 9 on your calendar, hope this will change in 2017. Astronomers, May, again? Yes again. It seems like I Ann Jensvold brought in some very old at the Sports Pavillion. like farmers are at the mercy of the weather. just put away the Christmas decorations - or scarves of hers and showed us how she used Our July event will be our Inaugural Any member is welcome to come along. maybe I’m just slow. At any rate, here we to wear them. They were beautiful scarves; Dinner and Dance at Catta Verdera on the Our next visit is this month, May 25, so if you are getting ready to jump into summer. The one from China! It was so much fun but I’ll 9th. Take this opportunity to meet the newly- are interested, please call Bob Collins for heating/air has been off for a couple of months never look at scarves in the same way again installed Board of Directors, and say goodbye reservations at 253-9890. Blue canyon is a and PG&E is suffering. But, never fear, in and that’s good! Kudos to all for arranging to those Directors who are leaving. chilly, but worthwhile experience, even once. the not too distant future that meter will be a fun meeting. Are you of Italian ancestry? You might be The biggest event this year will be the whirling around and the stockholders will be Our May 11th general meeting will interested in Club membership; if so, please Solar Eclipse in August. While Lincoln is happy again. AHH be our spring luncheon at 11:30 AM at the contact Virginia Halstenrud at mistergeh@att. not included in the path of totality, telescopes May, however, does have to be one of the Window Box in Rocklin. The menu gives us net or call her at 543-3293. You can also visit with the correct fi lters and even solar goggles prettiest months. And how lucky we all are to a lovely selection of sandwiches and salad. the Club’s website at www.lhitalianclub.org will be available for public viewing, to see be living in Lincoln Hills. There are rows and The newsletter will contain a fl yer requesting for more information about any Club-related the Partial Eclipse we know will come on the rows of blossoming trees and the fl owerbeds your menu choice and all other details. Please events or other questions you might have. 21st at around 10:30 AM. Be sure and check are busting with color. The patio furniture (cont’ on page 18) • • • for the actual time on our website or see it in Astronomy Group the August Sun Senior News. This might be another one-time experience for many, so be BY JIM FULCOMER ready for it! The Lincoln Hills Astronomy group For the truly involved, we have another is looking both skyward and forward to a sub-group, the Cosmology Interest Group, reduction to the storms and cloudiness which (CIG) where the most complex and intriguing inhibit the ability to view the stars. lectures about the Universe are presented. This is truly an exciting time for those Video lectures by Alex Filippenko are on the whose interests include what goes on in the third Wednesday evening each month in the Universe. Almost daily, new discoveries made Fine Arts Room at the Orchard Creek lodge. by an armada of robotic space vehicles, sending These begin at 6:45 and feature a Q&A session back unbelievable pictures and data from our afterwards to determine your understanding of Solar system and beyond. At our April meeting, the subject. Currently, the talks concern Black our own Dave Woods provided us with a report Holes and Gravitational Waves. So get your on a nearby (39 light years) away star, named “nerd” on and be prepared to be challenged TRAPPIST -1, which has seven earth-sized by this deep, but fascinating subject. Refer Kathy Woodward Marianne Smith planets revolving around it. The star itself is to the Compass, the Sun Senior News or our comparatively young and considered a “Red website or Morey Lewis at 408-4469 for more Dwarf.” but some of the planets appear to be details or information. in the right spot Upcoming events this month will feature for habitable life, called the “Goldilocks an exciting presentation about Dark Matter, Zone.” Later observations may reveal the by Alex Manalaysay of UC Davis. He will presence of water and a viable temperature. describe LUX, a huge under- Still too far away from us for any chance of ground detector trying to fi nd evidence communication, but the curiosity about such of one of the most confounding problem in planets never goes away. Astronomy - the existence of Dark Matter and There are new fi ndings even about our Dark Energy. Dark Matter seems to be even own system, involving the moons Europa more puzzling than Black Holes, so we invite (Jupiter) and Enceladus, (Saturn) all those with any curiosity about this cutting- which reveal signatures of water ice in their edge subject to come to this meeting, Always All the scarf volunteers wearing their unique scarf arrangements. atmospheres. Even more water could be held on the fi rst Wednesday of the month at the

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Bosom Buddies Alzheimer’s/Dementia Eye Contact SCLH Low Vision something you like. Judy Peck, resident and presently a (cont’ from page 17) Caregivers Support Group Support Group Group Leader with the Travel Club will discuss return this fl yer with your check for $15 made BY JEFF ANDERSEN BY JOAN BRANT-LOVE the various ways of travel - domestic and out to Bosom Buddies by May 3rd. Kay Brady We took a survey of the issues and General Meeting, Tuesday, 5/2/17, 2:00 international - and provide the pros and cons is once again going to surprise us with a gift!! concerns our group members are having to – 3:30 PM, Fine Arts Room, Orchard Creek of each. Learn to make the right decisions on: The American Cancer Society ‘Relay for manage, and it seems that our topics and Lodge Why - family occasion, school reunion, Life’ in Lincoln is to be held on May 20th. We discussions are pretty much spot on. That’s the “Your Eyes and Diabetes” just because it’s there. will assemble at the Lincoln High School at feedback we should be getting, and it comes Doctor Kristie Trang, our guest speaker, Where - genealogical sites, museums, 8:00 AM, where there will be a breakfast for from the efforts of the Steering Committee: is the principal optometrist at Blue Oaks Eye wildlife, scenery all survivors. Please remember to wear your Jean Ebenholtz, Al Roten, Maria Stahl, Cathy Care in Roseville. She will talk about what How - alone, with a friend, with a small shirts. Our pop-up tent with our banner will Van Velzen, and Judy Payne. Thank you. visual symptoms and signs patients can have or large group be set up and after breakfast we can all meet While each caregiver’s dementia when they have diabetes. Diabetics have eye When - best time for weather, price, there. Peggy Ryan is getting a proclamation experience is distinct, there are parts that are problems due to increased blood sugar levels, crowds from the city of Lincoln declaring May 20, comparable to one another, and recognizing which cause the eye’s lens to swell up. The Find out what documents are necessary, 2017, as “Relay for Life” day. them is reassuring. It helps us understand our specifi c eye problems that arise in diabetics such as passport, medical records, etc.. Aprons and tote bags made by Peggy Ryan roles better and discover how others learned to include glaucoma, cataracts and diabetic June Meredith and Cathy McGriff will and Sharon Peck will be sold at the relay with adapt to theirs. We have three distinct groups retinopathy. The presentation will include a add their experiences for traveling all funds going to the American Cancer Society that meet monthly, and one of them is likely question and answer time. with low vision. research programs. to fi t your interests best. Our primary group Living Skills Workshop, 5/25/17, 10:30 • • • If you want any luminary bags, please call meets on the 4th Wednesday of the month at AM, Multi-media Room, Orchard Creek Peggy Ryan (408-0599). They are $10 and will 1:00PM in the Orchard Creek Multi-Purpose Lodge, “Springtime: De-Clutter Your Mind” Lavender Friends Club be set out around the high school track for Room. The May 24th meeting format is the facilitated by Elaine Small. BY DARLA PURDY the luminary walk at dusk to honor all cancer regular in-the-round discussion by caregivers. Depression drains your energy, hope, and The Lavender Friends Club is a social members who have passed away. We also have books and DVD’s you may borrow drive, making it diffi cult to do what you need organization serving the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual If you have any questions regarding from our library. Join us. to feel better. You can’t just will yourself to and Transgender Community and those in Bosom Buddies, please contact: Marianne Contacts: Judy Payne, 434-7864; Cathy “snap out of it,” but you do have more control friendship in Sun City Lincoln Hills. Smith (916-408-1818) or Patty McCuen (408- Van Velzen, 409-9332; Maria Stahl, 409-0349; than you realize. The key is to start small and Dog Walkers and Friends gather on 4185). We meet in the multipurpose room in Al Roten, 408-3155. build from there. Feeling better takes time, but Saturdays at 9 AM (weather permitting). After Orchard Creek Lodge on the second Thursday • • • you can get there if you make positive choices the walk, the group meets at Kilaga Springs of each month at 1:00 pm. for yourself each day. Like any skill, it takes Café for coffee. If you aren’t a dog walker, you If you wish to go to lunch at the Meridians practice. Learn some new choices by sharing can still join us for coffee at about 10:00 AM. before the meeting, please call Val Singer what positive choices work for you. (Call or check the calendar for the meeting (645-8553) and she will make the reservation. General Meeting, Tuesday, 6/6/17, 2:00 place for the dog walk.) We end each meeting by holding hands – 3:30 PM, Fine Arts Room, Orchard Creek Our monthly breakfast event at the and saying: “Together we are strong. Together Lodge Thunder Valley Buffet is scheduled for the we will make a difference. Together we will Come Fly With Me – Yes, you can still fi rst Wednesday of the month at 9:30AM. If survive. travel by bus, train, plane or ship! you have a Thunder Valley membership card, And, we will, hopefully with a little fun… Don’t let a little thing like losing your • • • vision stop you from doing (cont’ on page 19)

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Lavender Friends Club Genealogy Club Dynamic Singles Club the meeting we will have a Practice Poker event to get you all ready for the upcoming (cont’ from page 18) BY ELAINE WHITE BY KATHY SHADDOX Poker Tournament. May 15 is the day Are you sick of all the April Showers? But bring it to get the Senior Day discount. Saturday, May 13TH at 9:00 a.m. we have we can wrap our minds wait, remember that “April showers bring May Our Movie Dates are the third MONDAY our 2nd Saturday Breakfast in the Meridians around how to take best fl owers.” Look around Sun City and see the of the month, with Happy Hour following the Sports Bar. Be sure to join us and for $10.00 advantage of the US beautiful array of colors on our trees, plants movie. Call or check the website for movies you get all-you-can-eat eggs, potatoes, bacon, census records for our and fl ower beds! No more brown lawns. That’s and Happy Hour location. If you can’t make sausage, pancakes, orange juice and coffee genealogical research. worth all the rainy days we had. it to the movie, join us for the Happy Hour! including tax and tip! Best of all our singles The information On April 13th at our General Meeting we Our Adventures in Dining group met at get together. No reservations needed. Just found in the census had Doug Lee, Lincoln’s Chief of Police as our an Irish Pub, and we partook of Irish faire. show up. records can lead us to guest speaker. He entertained questions with Watch for our next Dining experience. Marian Kile Thursday, May 18TH at 4:30 p.m. we have other resources in our informative answers. If you have not met Chief We’re looking into a trip to the Great our Dining Out Event and this month we are genealogical search. Come join us at our Lee yet, make it a point to do so, he is a hands Sports Center on Hwy 65 and planning a going to the Cheesecake Factory in the Galleria general meeting on the third Monday of the on person and Lincoln is lucky to have him. game night. Shopping Center. Reservations are needed, month to hear Marian Kile lead the way by On April 27th our Social “Minute to Mark your calendars for June 17, from be sure to contact Darline. sharing her expertise on how US census records Win It” featured several games and everyone 4:00 to 6:00PM. We are having our third annual Thursday, May 25TH at 6:00 p.m. can open many other doors for us. enjoyed the evening. Prizes were given out Membership Mixer at Orchard Lodge. It will our Social is our popular Annual Poker Marian attended a genealogy seminar to winners and also door prizes. Great job be fun to see old friends and make new friends. Tournament at Kilaga Springs. Be sure to in November of 2005 and was immediately chairing this event by Sarah and Mike. Appetizers will be provided, and there will be mark your calendar of the change of location. intrigued and “hooked”. She started Moving right along into the month of May, a no host bar. The cost is $5. Have any questions, please call volunteering at the Sacramento Regional here is some of our planned events: Community Activities: Greater Placer Edy, the chair of this event. Family History Center and three years later Thursday, May 4TH at 4:00 p.m. we have PFLAG meets on the second Monday of the Our weekly activities include: Tuesdays she started teaching genealogy classes. Since our monthly Cocktail Time at the Yard House month from 7 to 9 pm at the Sutter Faith at 5:00 p.m. is Let’s Dance at the Meridians; then she has taught over 250 classes in El in the Fountains, Roseville. Great appetizers Auburn Hospital, 11815 Education Street, Wednesdays at 3:00 p.m. is Bocce Ball at the Dorado, Placer, Sacramento, Shasta and and nice weather on their patio! Auburn, in Conference Room 4, next to the Sports Park; and Fridays is Singles Golf – call Solano Counties. Sunday, May 7TH at 4:00 p.m. in the cafeteria. Check their website for information Bill 253-7551 for tee times, courses and details. Our meeting starts at 6:30 in Kilaga Spring Meridians Sports Bar we will celebrate our on guest speakers. So there you are with all the info! Have you Presentation Hall. Members should arrive a members who are having a birthday in May. For more information contact: Sheila joined yet? You can be a member for only $15 few minutes earlier to sign in and get their If you are a member born in May come and Rose-408-2802, Carol-295-0610, or visit www. a year. Come to a meeting and see for yourself. raffl e ticket for the door prize which is an have a free birthday drink. We will even gather lavenderfriends.com. You can pick all or only activities you like to Epson Digital Scanner. As usual we will have together to sing Happy Birthday to you! • • • participate in. Call Mari our membership chair a social across the hall after the meeting where Monday, May 8th at 1:00 p.m. we have for an application. goodies will be served and we can network and our monthly Activities Meeting at Edy’s house. If you have any new ideas for fun things mingle with others who travel the genealogy Come and help us with all our planning of to do, feel free to contact our President Kathy path with us. events. at 209-3307. Contact Maureen Sausen 543-8594 Thursday, May 11TH at 6:00 p.m. we have • • • or Arlene Rond 408-3641. Website: our General Meeting/Election of Offi cers in lincolnhillsgenealogy.com the OC Ballroom. Our Bar is set up by 5:30 p.m. • • • for pleasure. Stick around because following (more Club News cont’ on page 20)

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LH Veterans Group Life Members. The Group welcomes New LHARG meets Monday night at 6:30 at the SCLH Sports Car Club Members, Sylvan Braa, U.S. Army; Darryl Lincoln Hills South Gate Entrance Building, BY B.L. LEWIS Hornsby, U.S. Army; John Quigley, U.S. Army; so please come by check us out. Or, just join BY ROB PHILLIPS Memorial Day Ceremony Planned: The Stanford Wolfe, U.S. Army. Welcome Aboard! our weekly network at 7 PM on Monday to let Planning for socials, and tours is in Lincoln Hills Veterans Group in conjunction Remember to fl y your fl ag proudly on May 20, know you are there in case of an emergency. full swing for the Sports Car Group. After with the Lincoln Hills Community Association 2017, Armed Forces Day and Memorial Day, Additional information about the a successful St. Patrick’s Day Social club will hold a Memorial Day ceremony on May 29, 2017. LHARG can be found on their website at members are looking forward to three more Monday, May 29 at 9:00 a.m. The ceremony will In Memoriam www.lharg.us or contact President Jim Darby social events this year, Flags on the Patio on be held at the outdoor amphitheater, behind Dennis Bowcut, U.S.Army at 916-408-8599; or VP Claire Schloenvogt June 14 (Flag Day), a Monster Mash Ball on the Orchard Creek Lodge and is expected to Tom Brannon, U.S. Navy at 916-253-9155. October 21 and our Ugly Sweater Party on last under an hour. Ervin “Casey” Casanova, U.S. Army • • • December 12. The Lincoln Hills Veterans Group speaker Bill Martin U.S. Army Air Corps Members are also looking forward to a for the 1:00 p.m., May 18, 2017 general meeting David Ramm, U.S. Nave Reserve RoadRunners Motorcycle Club number of Tour Events in the near future. In in the Kilaga Springs presentation hall will be April we are heading to the Asparagus Festival The Veterans Group extends its Deepest BY MIKE SMITH David Allison. David is a U.S. Army Military and in May the Club will be taking part of the Condolences to the families and friends of On March 29 club member Dennis Berg Police veteran and Roseville Police Captain. Heroes & Hounds Poker Run, a fundraiser for these Lincoln Hills Veterans. led 11 riders north on an impromptu ride to He will be talking about how his military Vets. Other events are planned throughout the • • • Knights Landing.The riders enjoyed lunch at experience prepared him for helping veterans summer and the fall. The Club is looking for the Colusa Casino and then headed for home with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). volunteers to lead the Third Thursday Runs LH Amateur Radio Group via the Sutter Buttes. The club’s scheduled ride As a member of the Mighty Oaks Warrior each month. Contact Bud Van Cott if you BY RUSSELL STEELE, KF6TAR on April 8 to the California Delta had to be Program, he met and counseled veterans are interested. The Lincoln Hills Amateur Radio postponed until April 15 due to our lingering coming back from Iran and Afghanistan that If you are not currently a member and you Group is as an emergency communications rain season. Coming up on May 13 will be a were suffering from PTSD and having trouble own a sports car and want to enjoy your car group for the Lincoln Hills residents and the great ride to the scenic East Bay Hills to be led adapting to civilian life. He and another with other enthusiasts contact tom.breckon@ City of Lincoln. Our repeater frequency is by President/Road Captain Doug Sterne. On veteran, Michael Priddy participated in a sbcglobal.net. 443.225 MHz, with a PL of 167. Should cell May 20 Road Captain Patrick Chaves will be Good Will/Fund Raising bicycle tour from • • • towers or communications infrastructure be leading riders to Tofanelli’s restaurant in Grass Squaw Valley to Quantico Virginia to raise destroyed, LHARG has radio equipment Valley for the clubs annual Mothers Day ride. awareness of PTSD. Rods & Relics with antennas and batteries to handle If you like motorcycle touring and have The Flag Day Barbeque at the Sports emergencies such as fl oods, earthquakes or a road worthy motorcycle or trike – check us BY ELNA RAGAN Pavilion, June 14 is our next Social Event, even terror attacks. In addition to providing out! The RoadRunners meet on the fourth Believe it or not! On Saturday, April 15, followed by the Ice Cream Social on August emergency communications, LHARG Thursday of the month at 6:00 PM Multimedia we had a “sunny” day and nine Club members, 12 in the Kilaga Springs California Room, the supports community events like the Tour de Room (OC) The next meeting will be on May plus a prospective member and wife, traveled Octoberfest Luncheon in the Orchard Creek Lincoln bicycle tour, which was held on 6 25. Guests are always welcome! to the Palladio in Folsom for the fi rst big Car Ball Room on October 14 and the Christmas May 2017. Members joined with the Western “Ride Safe – Ride With Friends” Show of the year. Marlin Anderson won two Lunch and Party December 14, 2017. As Placer County Amateur Radio Club to operate Contact: Manny Perez 253-9121 awards: the ‘50’s Stock Car Award for his always the Veterans Day Ceremony will be a radio network for communications with [email protected] ’55 Ford Crown Victoria and the Veterans’ on the Eleventh Hour of The Eleventh Day rest stops and SAG Wagons, support vehicle • • • Award. George Funk won 2nd Place with his of the Eleventh Month, November 11, 2017. accompanying a bicycle touring groups to ’41 Hollywood Graham in the ‘40’s Modifi ed As of March 8, 2017, the group’s paid provide assistance for breakdowns, crashes membership stood at 209, including 94 or those too tried to complete the tour. The (cont’ on page 21)

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Rods & Relics American-made or American-powered Bird Group bushes. April 14 was a trip up to South Yuba vehicles. Registration is $20 before May 15 State Park. We did not sight a large number (cont’ from page 20) and $25 after the 15th. Registration is from BY DON BAYLIS of species, although additional species were We are now expecting to move into the dry Class. It was great to renew old friendships 7:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Start the day off with a heard. The highlight of the time in the park was warm weather of late spring in the Sacramento from last year and to see such a large variety great Pancake Breakfast provided by Boy Scout the sighting of a pair of adult Bald Eagles on Valley. After our way above normal rainfall, of vehicles on display! Troop #160 at the Veterans’ Hall from 7:00 a.m. their nest. The nest is visible from the entrance we’ll see. The Bird Group expects to have spent On Saturday, May 6, Club members will to 10:00 a.m. Admission for spectators is free. road and the visitor center, but is best seen the earlier spring visiting three locations in or have their vehicles on display in Lincoln at In addition to hundreds of beautifully through a spotting scope. near our river bottoms, to view late migrating Century 21 located at the corner of Joiner restored vehicles there will be music provided Planned trips for May include Spenceville waterfowl and spring nesting birds. This year, and Sterling Parkways. We also will be visiting by DJ Professor Rockola, a wide variety of items Wildlife Area just east of Marysville on the 5th. both Vic Fazio and the Davis wetlands are just the Townsmen’s Show in Loomis at the Train in the large Raffl e Booth, food and product We drive north of Lincoln through Camp Far emerging from their fl ooding, and will need Station on Taylor Road Saturday, May 20. vendors to visit, and a magician and crafts for West (possible sightings of Bald Eagles and signifi cant road repair before tours are allowed. Rich Ragan, Chair of the Thunder children to make provided by Home Depot. Osprey), then stop at two parking areas in The Bobelaine refuge on the Feather River is Valley Car Show on June 2 and Kent Parsell Be sure to mark your calendar for June 2 Spenceville and explore those areas. We usually still under water, after years of no fl ooding. and Craig Fraser, Co-Chairs for the June 3 and 3 to come out and see some of the most fi nd multiple colorful species seldom seen on On March 31 we were able to walk the Downtown Lincoln Car Show are all in the beautiful vehicles in Northern California! any of our other trips. May 26 will be a walk trail through the 12 Bridges development. The fi nal stages of planning. Twelve additional Club Upcoming Events: of Miner’s Ravine in Roseville. This walk on 42 species is below our average for the last 10 members compose the management team for May 2, 16, and 30: Breakfast is held at the paved paths is along running water so birds are walks of this trail, but just below last years 44 the Downtown Show. They head up various Waffl e Farm in the Twelve Bridges Shopping usually plentiful. Both these walks will start at species. While the weather wasn’t too bad, committees that include another 10 to 15 Club Center. Members start arriving at 7:45 a.m. 8:00 AM in the Wave pool parking lot. the strong wind seemed to keep both small members and VFW volunteers. These activities Join us for a tasty breakfast and to catch up Our April meeting was a presentation and larger birds out sight in the trees and are a major Club undertaking. The effects of on Car Club-related news. Owners who have by Jon Ranlett of Ducks Unlimited. This all of these efforts results in creating proceeds a 1975 or older American-made or American- organization, now to be donated to three local charities: The powered vehicle are welcome. over 80 years old, has National Down Syndrome Coalition, Lincoln May 18: The General Business Meeting both hunters and non- High School Model A Club, and Ride to Walk. will be held at a NEW LOCATION: Turkey hunters as members The Rods & Relics’ year-to-date contributions Creek Golf Club, 1525 Highway 193, Lincoln. and is dedicated to to local charities from Car Show proceeds is Dinner is available from 5:00 p.m. on and may providing better habitat $130, 321. be followed by a speaker at 6:00 p.m. The for waterfowl. For The Thunder Valley Show is on Friday, Business Meeting starts at 6:15 p.m. Owners much of its history, this June 2, from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. It is open to who have a 1975 or older American-made or habitat was the nesting 1975 and older American-made or American- American-powered vehicle are welcome. grounds in Canada for powered vehicles. Admission for participants Contacts: Rich Ragan, President 916- both the western and is a donation of non-perishable canned food 408-1950; Kent Parsell, Membership Director Mississippi flyways. or cash which will benefi t the local Salt Mine 916-434-6648. As wildlife scientists Food Bank. Registration is from 4:00 p.m. to Website: www.rodsnrelics.net on staff identified 6:00 p.m. Admission for spectators is free. • • • broader needs, efforts The Downtown Lincoln Car Show is were expanded to fi rst on Saturday, June 3, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 Snowy Egret by Dennis Berry p.m. This Show is open to 1975 and older (cont’ on page 26)

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volunteers who recently resigned: • Helen Rains as Village 26B Mail Box Neighborhood Watch Captain • Gene Shy as Village 16B Coordinator BY KATHY GIRE • Sharlene Taylor as Village 2 Mail Box Co-Captain Most of us can remember that tune from representative of a small utility company in • Gerry Wood, Village 29 Coordinator the 1940s about how “April showers bring May El Dorado Hills and could help her with her If you could not attend the March 22 fl owers . . .” It’s time to sing “Enough already.” PG&E bills. He refused to take “NO” for event, you can access the video “Crimes Against (Besides, everybody knows Mayfl owers bring an answer, and the resident had to close the Seniors” which is available on the Association Pilgrims.) door on him. His aggressive approach made website under “Community Forum Videos.” Alerts: An alert couple observed a the resident nervous. There are also new things available on suspicious van and occupant parked on the When to be suspicious: the Neighborhood Watch website that can be 2500 block of Blue Heron Loop in Village 24C. 1. Scammers almost always create a sense downloaded. The revised Welcome Packet They notifi ed the Lincoln Police Department, of urgency and demand immediate action or Contents List, the newly, completely fi llable and 3 police cars responded within minutes. payment. forms of the Vial of Life Form and Personal The occupant was “agitated” and taken into 2. Written messages from scammers often Medication Record are all located under custody. The license plate was 4JXZ472, and have words misspelled and grammar errors. “Documents,” then “Forms” column. Also the registration was expired. Lincoln Police Department Report, under “NEWS,” a fi llable Incident Report New Coordinator A resident received a call from a scammer April 7: ??????? form and a fl yer on what to do when a mail who told her that he was from “Apple Support” An armed robbery took place at 4:00 a.m. René Lopez in Village 22A. station break-in occurs. and that her “iCloud” account had been on this date in the Safeway parking lot. A If you are interested in participating in hacked. The resident gave him her credit card woman walking to a store had a vehicle pull up the Department of Motor Vehicles, and then a Neighborhood Watch, please contact one of the number, and then the scammer directed the beside her, and the suspect exited the vehicle private investigator for 25 years. Kathy worked following: Larry Wilson, Executive Director, resident to go purchase “money cards.” An and pointed a gun at her. He demanded her for Hills Brothers Coffee in San Francisco, and at [email protected] or Pauline Watson, alert CVS employee questioned the woman purse which she surrendered. The suspect was they raised three children. Administrative Assistant, at frpawatson@ and refused to sell her “money cards.” The a white male, adult, tall and thin, wearing jeans When retirement time arrived, the sbcglobal.net employee suggested the victim contact a friend and a black jacket and baseball hat. He had a Lopez’s decided to look for a community where Remember, you can “adopt” a village. for assistance which the resident did. The white mask over his face. if something happened health-wise to one of friend recognized the scam and helped the Mission Statement them, the other would have access to activities resident cancel a $400 purchase the scammer • To strengthen neighborhood ties and a friendly atmosphere. René had spinal had already made. • To increase personal safety and problems over the years, but as fate would have Rattlesnake Season: Resident was bitten security awareness it, the day before the Lopez’s moved here to Every month people in Sun City turn to our by a rattlesnake on March 19 on Winding • To be the “eyes and ears” of the Sun City, Kathy broke her foot and was in a Way in Village 22A. He was checking his Lincoln Police and Fire Departments wheelchair when they arrived here. pages for the latest on community news! irrigation system in his front yard at the time. • To encourage emergency René and Kathy love to dance, and about 9 The resident called 9-1-1 and the anti-venom preparedness years ago, they and two other couples founded process began an hour after he reached Watch for the fl yer . . . coming soon! the “Country Couples” group here that has the hospital. Paramedics called Sutter and Neighborhood Watch Presents Western over one hundred participants now. They also Kaiser facilities for the anti-venom which Theme Kick-off Potluck for National Night instruct dances, and Rene became a Mail Box takes an hour to reconstitute. The resident Out scheduled for Saturday, May 20 at 6:30 Captain in Neighborhood Watch fi ve years was hospitalized for 3 days. Do not drive a to 8:30 p.m. at Kilaga Springs Kitchen. Cost ago. He is now moving on to Coordinator. snakebite victim to the hospital because a is $4 per person with a no host bar! He is also a Literacy Tutor for the Placer 9-1-1 call will trigger a search for anti-venom. Checks are payable to Neighborhood Adult Literacy Service, a group that provides Residents should be careful when walking Watch and forwarded to Pauline Watson at tools to people who have diffi culty reading the trails with and without pets. Dogs can be 1235 Truchard Lane, Lincoln by May 15. (Call English. Wife Kathy recovered from her foot vaccinated for rattlesnake bites. “Snake Man” her at 543-8436) injury and exercises at the gym and does line Dave Rich, a resident, will remove any snake We thank Connie Burdick for her dancing, as well. We welcome René’s interest free of charge. Call him at 543-8614. service as Coordinator for Village 22A in Neighborhood Watch. On March 24, a resident reported that an since September 2015 and welcome as her The April 19 workshop was a success. It unknown person cut the screen on his front replacement René Lopez. René and his wife concentrated on alerts and how to forward patio in Village 19A. The intruder was not Kathy came to Sun City Lincoln Hills from them, how to complete an Incident Report, Please patronize our successful in getting in, and the alarm was on Novato in Marin County ten years ago. They and how to deal with lost and/or found but not activated. had friends who lived here and gave our pets. Workshops are valuable tools for all advertisers, and let A resident in Village 22A observed a UPS community high reviews. Neighborhood Watch participants. package being taken from her front porch on René was born in Texas, and if you The next Association’s New Resident them know you saw April 4 about 3:30 p.m. The suspect is a white already know him, you are used to his stylish Orientation will take place May 31 in the front male, 16 to 18 years of age, 5’8”, with short Western garb. He served in the Air Force and Ballroom in Orchard Creek Lodge from 1:00 brown hair. His vehicle was a newer model spent much time in France. He is also fl uent until 3:00 p.m. their ad in the white sedan. in Spanish. He married Kathy, his wife, 32 We need Coordinators in the following Also, a resident in Village 25A reported years ago, and his fi rst job was as a guard at villages: 16B, 24C, 40A, 40B Sun Senior News! that a man came to her door saying he was a San Quentin. 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-JD Three Generations Strong 24 Sun Senior News • LINCOLN HILLS • MAY 2017 Public Review of Draft Placer Ranch, Sunset Area Plans Coming Fall of 2017 The public will get a closer look at draft neighborhoods. Lic. #876169 Family Owned & Operated Placer Ranch and Sunset Area plans in fall 2017 Critical to the Sunset Area and Placer Ranch as Placer County moves forward with its vision for plans, the Placer Parkway road project outside south Placer to create a vibrant community, and Rocklin, Roseville and Lincoln is proceeding, Don’t pay Big Companies Overhead! promote economic growth and job development as well. In March 2017 the board of supervisors Rebates and Special Financing Available for decades. approved county staff to move forward with Make Us Your Last Estimate, You’ll Be Glad You Did! At Tuesday’s board of supervisors meeting, the fi nal design of phase one of the project. county planners presented a status update of the The project’s fi rst phase will extend from the Over 200 Happy Installed Customers in Sun City Already Sunset Area Plan and Placer Ranch Specifi c Whitney Ranch interchange on state Route 65 Plan, an overview of key tasks and a timeline at the east end, to Foothills Boulevard North. Call for a FREE Estimate for project completion. When fi nished, the parkway will connect state The Sunset Area is an 8,900-acre area in Route 65 to routes 70 and 99, decreasing travel Sales & Service: 916-804-1774 unincorporated Placer County that sits between time between Rocklin and Sacramento and the cities of Roseville, Rocklin and Lincoln. relieving congestion on Interstate 80, especially Placer Ranch is 2,213 acres of land entirely within at its interchange with state Route 65 in Roseville. the Sunset Area Plan. “Placer Parkway is a critical piece of the New expanded hours: 7am to 7pm The early draft of the Area Plan will include future development in south Placer,” said concepts such as an entertainment mixed-use Michele Kingsbury, the county’s project manager sMost Dental Services Performed in Our Office district; a 400-acre innovation center district; leading the Placer Ranch effort. “University and an eco-industrial district. of Warwick, a proposed Sac State satellite s3TATE OF THE !RT0ROCEDURES )NSTRUMENTS AND4ECHNIQUES Placer Ranch includes 300 acres of land campus and a diverse mix of housing choices s'ENTLE 0RIVATE0RACTICE$ENTISTS to be dedicated to California State University, and employment opportunities all work together 4IM(ERMAN $$3 Sacramento for a possible satellite campus. to further our economic development goals,

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Others are buried under bark or soil, and it’s Poems may be in rhyme, free verse, Haiku hard to determine how well they are working. or other accepted poetry forms and of any May Flowers? The “fi nger” test may be suffi cient. Turn on length, up to a maximum of 60 lines. the water and let it run about 10 minutes. Everyone is encouraged to enter the (cont’ from page 1) Then, with an ungloved hand, work your index contest. Poets do not have to live in Lincoln fi nger into the soil near a plant. It the soil is to be eligible. Young Poets, 18-years of age InDeed and Green Acres moderately wet, that’s good. If it’s soaking wet, or under, are encouraged to submit poems recommend two (somewhat or if it’s dry, that’s not good – there may be a and will compete in a special “Young Poets” short) start times in the popped dripper that needs re-attaching or a category. hot, dry months (June, clogged dripper that needs replacing. Entry Forms and Contest Rules are July, August), both early in In this last category, Neighbors InDeed’s available at the Front Desk at the Lincoln the morning, about one or two Handy Helpers can troubleshoot a few Public Library at Twelve Bridges and can be hours apart. This helps to prevent sprinklers or drippers for you (not your downloaded from the following website: www. water run-off and makes for more whole yard as that’s very time consuming), libraryatlincoln.org from the banner at the top effi cient use of water. Otherwise, shrubs so if you need your whole system inspected, of the website when the contest announcement and trees on drippers only need one start time. Lowe’s and ask a plumbing specialist about call a qualifi ed lawn/garden professional. We appears. Station Run Times — Most of us are hardware to purchase and tips on installation. maintain a list of recommended services – just Poems should be typewritten and not tempted to use more water than is necessary, If what they say sounds like more than what call us at 223-2763. May your May fl owers centered. Please use the Arial font 12-point. so be conservative in the amount of time your you want to take on, then purchase the part(s), bloom brightly!! The title should be listed at the top of the system is on. Check your plants and lawns and hire a professional yard maintenance poem and the category should be included at occasionally, and if they show signs of TOO person to do it for you. Neighbors InDeed can the top right corner of the poem. The name of MUCH water, dial your run-time down; if help you fi nd reputable services through our the poet should not be included on the poem. they seem a little TOO DRY, then step up “Information and Referral” list of agencies Entry Forms must be received no later than you run-times a tad. that your neighbors have used with success. Saturday, July 22, 2017. Early submissions Watering Days — There’s no need to If you do the replacement yourself, be 13th Annual Voices are appreciated. If you have questions, please run your water every day, even in hot spells. sure to turn off the main shut-off valve, found contact Alan Lowe, Contest Coordinator, at We’ve found that two or three days a week is in-ground beside your solenoid control valves. of Lincoln Poetry [email protected] suffi cient for most lawns and plants. Sprinkler Heads and Drippers — Over the Winners will read their poems on Sunday, You’re now be ready to put the dial onto winter months it’s possible that some sprinkler Contest — Poets October 8, 2017, at the Voices of Lincoln event “automatic.” If you run into problems, or need heads and drippers may have been damaged, to be held from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. in the Willow help, call Neighbors InDeed! clogged, gone out of alignment, or otherwise Room at the Lincoln Public Library at Twelve Valves — Each of your watering stations be malfunctioning. How can you tell? For Wanted! Enter Now! Bridges, 485 Twelve Bridges Drive, Lincoln, is controlled by a solenoid valve at the side of sprinkler heads, usually, a visual check will do. The 13th Annual Voices of Lincoln CA. Winners also will be presented with a your house. These valves have a limited life Turn on your water and do a walk-around. If Poetry Contest has offi cially begun, with fi ve commemorative chapbook of the winning span, especially if they are left uncovered with you see any heads that aren’t working to your new categories: “Love Is All Around Us,” poems. the hot summer sun infl icting wear. If you satisfaction, make adjustments as needed. If “Dreams Do Come True,” “On The Street The Voices of Lincoln Poetry Contest is see a valve dripping, it should be replaced. replacements are needed, you should turn the Where I Live,” “Gone But Not Forgotten,” presented by the Poets Club of Lincoln and If you’re a somewhat better than average water off fi rst to avoid an unwanted face full and “A Second Chance.” Poets may submit a is sponsored by the Lincoln Library and the home putterer, you can do it yourself, but it of cold water! maximum of three poems, no more than one Friends of the Lincoln Library. takes some patience. 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Bird Group Brown Bags Sales before/after the meeting, extra ticket for the drawing. the well being and beauty of your trees and and door prize drawing donated by Home #2. General Meeting. There are many shrubs. (cont’ from page 21) Depot during the meeting! We also want to benefi ts derived from planting trees in our Planting - We inspect, deliver and plant wintering grounds (California Central Valley thank, Linda Shobe-Recording Secretary- yards. Trees increase property values, clean the only the highest quality plant material for and Texas coast), and most recently to mid- for supplying the monthly General Meeting air, fi lter pollutants, cool streets and structures, your landscape. Proper installation provides migration feeding grounds such as southeast SURVEY and all the members cut air-conditioning costs, the healthiest start for your trees and shrubs. Oregon and northeast California. DU (Ducks who take the time to answer prevent soil erosion, provide Plant Health Care Services - Our pest and Unlimited) can provide both scientifi c help in it. Your concerns are read, pleasant views, and offer many disease control programs treat for a variety of fi nding these regions, and construction help in appreciated, and taken into other assets! tree and shrub problems. We specially design managing the water for the birds. consideration for planning our Michael DuPont - Owner treatments for your plants and trees. The May meeting, on Monday the 8th at meetings! of Capital Arborists, Inc., will be Fertilizations - Our organic formula of 1:30, will bring us Heath Wakelee reprising his #1. The Annual Flower the guest speaker on the topic benefi cial bio stimulant products strengthens scheduled February talk. You may remember Show will “Show-Case” the “Trees and Tree Maintenance” roots and improves the overall health of your he had to postpone due to his Red Cross role types of flowers that can for the General Meeting. He trees and shrubs. in the Oroville Dam evacuation. be grown in Lincoln Hills states: Our commitment is to • • • We have a multi-day trip to Elkhorn Gardens! We ask our members provide comprehensive care, Slough on Monterey Bay for May 9, 10, and to bring in a variety of fl owers creating a safer, healthier, Shooting Group 11. This is centered on a fl oat boat trip in the and fl oral arrangements with more beautiful environment BY ROBERT KEEFE slough with a naturalist, with greater detail on fl owers. Each member who for our community. Would you like to join a friendly group the website under Events. This trip is sold out. participates will receive an His talk will include of residents enjoying recreational shooting Our programs are held in KS Presentation insight on: sports? The shooting group may be just what Hall at 1:30 PM on the second Monday of the Purple Datura Tree And Shrub Pruning you are looking for. Our purpose is to make month. Day trips leave from the Orchard Creek - Accurate pruning encourages friends among residents who are interested in parking lot west of the pool at 8:00 AM unless enjoying safe recreational shooting sports. If otherwise specifi ed. Tree Maintenance you have not shot in years, or have never shot Contact: [email protected] before, you will fi nd the group welcoming with Web Site: lhbirders.org members available to help. You may join our • • • shooting activities on any of our scheduled dates, regularly or intermittently. Just come Garden Group out and have fun! BY LORRAINE IMMEL Weather permitting we meet on Tuesday May we entice you with several features of each week for Trap and on Thursdays for for the May General Meeting? (Thursday, Skeet at Coon Creek Trap and Skeet, 5393 May 25th, Kilaga Springs, 2-4pm.) Not only Waltz Road, Rio Oso, CA 95674, just minutes will we present the Annual Flower Show that from Lincoln. You may join us for either trap Thursday-continuing through Friday-featuring or skeet, or both. Occasionally other shotgun fl owers grown in Lincoln Hills gardens, but sports such as International Trap, Sporting we have a guest speaker on “TREES.” We Clays and 5-Stand are enjoyed. We have no will also have Master Gardeners to answer Snow Drop your questions at 1:30pm-before the meeting, (cont’ on page 27) Roseville Toyota & Scion www.RosevilleToyota.com

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Shooting Group cream factory. Yummy! Around Tillamook Also, remember, it is very important for you LH Cyclists is Rockaway Beach and Garibaldi. There is a to check the website on the morning of the (cont’ from page 26) steam train ride along the coast from Garibaldi hike as rain and mud usually means the hike is BY PAT HOWLE High Visibility May Save Your Life — fees but each shooter must pay the Coon if you have time. At least, stop and take a canceled or now we may have an alternate trail. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist or a brain Creek clay targets fee. For more information picture of the train for President Phil! Upcoming Easy Hikes: May 4, El Dorado surgeon to comprehend the outcome of an about shotgun shooting sports contact John A big thank you goes to Denny and Jim Rail to Trail (Placerville), May 11, Effi e Yew altercation between a motor vehicle and Kightlinger at 408-3928 or johnnpat@ Fisher and Dan and Wilma Cortinovis for Nature Trail (Carmichael), a cyclist. The cyclist invariably loses. The sbcglobal.net planning and executing this trip. It is a lot of Upcoming Moderate Hikes: May 30, consequences can vary from road rash to Generally, the rifl e and pistol activities effort planning for a group of 30 hikers in our Monroe Ridge (Coloma), June 8, Quarry something far more serious, but it is never a occur on Tuesdays at the Lincoln Rifl e Club local area. They went the extra hiking mile Trail (Auburn) good thing. located at 150 Lincoln Boulevard. For in planning this trip to Oregon. Thank you! Upcoming Strenuous Hikes: May 18, We have always encountered vehicles information about rifl e or pistol shooting The “Big Day of Giving” takes place in Stevens Trail (Colfax) on our rides, but the fact is our roads are please contact Jim Trifi lo at 434-6341 or May. I encourage you to donate to the Placer Hiking-Walking Group Website: http:// experiencing a noticeable increase in traffi c. trifi [email protected]. Land Trust. Placer Land Trust manages Hidden www.lincolnhillshikers.org The local population is growing by leaps and • • • Falls, a favorite hiking location for our club. Call Phil Huntingdale Hiking Group The funds will be used to extend trails and President, 408-1747 with questions about the bounds and this means more vehicles on the Hiking Group outdoor recreation. You can now go directly Hiking Group. road. Ideally, all roads would be wide enough to PLT to make a donation. See there website. Call Debbie Schryver, Walking Group to have a vehicle lane and a clearly marked bike BY STEPHANIE HUNTINGDALE Check the website, www.lincolnhillshikers. Coordinator, 666-1741, with questions about lane. However, we all know that is not the case. Dear Lord, if you pick ‘em up, I’ll put ‘em org for the current list of hikes and club the Walking Group. Some roads do have bike lanes, most of them down. — Hiker’s Prayer information. Hikes may be added to this list. • • • do not. In cases where there is no bike lane, And so the next adventure begins, Cannon vehicles and cyclists are required to “share the Beach Getaway: May 22-26, Cannon Beach, road”. Therein lies the problem. Oregon. It will be four fabulous days of hikes Motorists often become impatient with and site seeing adventures along the Oregon having to slow down when there is no room to coast. safely pass a group of cyclists. Some of them Arriving on Sunday do some beach become downright indignant because they feel walking, shopping and socializing. Did you that cyclists shouldn’t be on the road in the forget something? Good day to pick up those fi rst place. That being said, this is a two way snacks you’ll need on the trails for the next street (no pun intended), and there are times few days. Dan mentioned you might want to when cyclists are at fault. Sometimes we ride pack rain gear. If you’ve forgotten your rain double and triple fi le, forcing vehicles to slow gear you can pick up a poncho here. Should down behind us. Other times we meander out be wonderful weather, but it is Oregon, so in the traffi c lane when we should be riding you never know. close to the right shoulder of the road. These This trip will take you to two state parks, are things that both sides must work on to Ecola State Park, Cape Lookout and the make for safer cycling. Lewis and Clark National Park. If you have This brings me to the main point of the a National Park Pass, don’t forget to bring it article. Many times, after a vehicle/cyclist with you. You’ll also travel to Seaside and Table Mountain Hardy Group hiking in the rain. Tillamook with a visit to the cheese and ice (cont’ on page 28)

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LH Cyclists LH Water Volleyball visited last year and had such a blast that the teams struggled with their offense early in men’s team looked forward to also playing the game as both the Omen pitcher and the (cont’ from page 27) BY CANDY CASTRO here at KS. The matches are competitive and Coyotes Jim Stapleton kept the hitters off Marianne Crosby, our Social Coordinator, accident, the vehicle driver says, “I didn’t even everyone enjoys a good time. Mel will let us balance. Omen took a fi ve run lead in the top is putting together details regarding this see the bicyclist before I hit him.” Whether know when the ladies are available to come of the 7th but the Coyotes responded with a year’s social activities. Coming soon is the or not this is true depends on the individual, play again. strong comeback scoring six runs in the bottom Water Volleyball Potluck on Sunday, May 7, but consider this before rushing to judgment. Our spring rankings are fi nished and the of the 7th to get the win with Bec Cannistraci from 5:00-7:45 PM, at the Sports Pavilion. Motorists don’t often encounter cyclists on the competitive play members are welcoming new providing the game winning hit. The Coyotes Marianne will have a signup list available road. It’s not like there is a constant stream competitive players to the rosters. Mike Mosca fi nished off the Sacramento Islanders in the at KS front desk. She is asking for each of bicycles moving along the side of the road. and Gary Rogers ranked in the top 22 and are fi fth and fi nal game to complete the sweep. attendee to bring a favorite dish enough for The driver’s chief concern is staying in their eligible to play at Level 6 Net 2. Mike Irwin, Jim Stapleton’s fi ne pitching along with 8-10 people. There will be water and utensils lane and avoiding a collision with another John Boragno, and Scottie Humphrey rose a stingy defense led by George Sylvia, Henry provided. Besides eating some great food, vehicle. Alert drivers who approach cyclists from the Recreational level to Level 5 Net 1. Mutz, Joe Bellah and Pat Sabia were key we will setup an outdoor volleyball net on the either slow down or pass, giving the cyclists a Congratulations and good luck to everyone. factors in the Coyote success. Hal Kastner and lawn and will have some other lawn games as wide berth. On the other hand, a driver may The next ranking will be in the fall 2017. Bellah also chipped in home runs. Leading well. Photographs taken this year will be on be distracted for some reason or fi xated on the Summer activities include our WVB club hitters were Bec Cannistraci, George Sylvia, display. If you have a WVB shirt wear it. Please road and actually fail to notice the cyclist. This playing games at the OC outside lap pool. and John Griffi n. plan to attend this fun event. Any questions is where we can be proactive by attracting that Please mark your calendars for the following The next scheduled tournament is April please contact Marianne through our email driver’s attention. The best way to do this is by Sunday dates: June 11, July 9, and August 13. 22-23 in Folsom. [email protected]. installing fl ashing red lights pointing toward All games will be from 5:30 to 8:00 P.M. Caps, Coyote70s — The Coyote 70s also just It’s no secret that our club membership the rear of your bicycle. This light, or lights, sunblock, and sunglasses are recommended. competed in the Folsom Tournament held is currently and historically been affected by must be bright enough to bee seen during Outside water volleyball is so fun! April 1st and 2nd with great success. The water temperatures and air systems at the daylight and should be set in a fl ashing mode. Those interested in joining our club, Coyotes went 5-0 and won their bracket of the Kilaga Springs pool. Our committee, who They are available at your local bike shop and contact our new player liaison, Rhonda, tournament in convincing fashion. Scores of meets regularly with management and staff, I suggest you purchase one that emits at least at 907-242-3161. Our website is www. the games were as follows: Coyotes 17-8 over requests our support and attendance at the 60 lumens and is rechargable. That way the lhwatervolleyball.com. See you in the water! the 70 Sacramento Islanders, Coyotes 16-8 Property Committee meeting at OC on May batteries won’t die on you during the ride. • • • over the Red Hawk 70s, Coyotes 22-16 over 4 9 A.M. Our club is on the agenda which You may also consider a bright white or clear Out of Storage 60s, Coyotes 25-14 over the gives our WVB committee a chance to discuss fl ashing light facing the front of your bike LH Coyote Softball Nevada Giant 65s, and fi nally Coyotes 21-11 water issues for the fi rst time with this group. to alert on-coming traffi c. I feel much safer BY HENRY MUTZ over the 65s Lincoln Hills Coyotes. This was a We hope to see as many members as possible when I ride with a group that is lit up like a April kicked off major tournament play complete team effort. Every player contributed showing support of the unresolved issues. If Christmas tree! These lights will require an for the Coyote Softball teams; following are which made it diffi cult to mention individual you have any questions, please talk to any initial outlay of money but it is well worth the highlights. honors. These players were Carlos Zavala, of the WVB Steering Committee or contact the price if it attracts a driver’s attention and Coyote 60s — The Coyote 60s kicked off Larry Schlosser, Dick Hughes, Ron Greeno, Ginger at [email protected]. avoids an accident. their 2017 season with a strong showing going Dale Hurlbut, Richard Norman, Johnny Gho, Our relationship with William Jessup • • • 5and0 in Folsom and winning the tournament. John Moran, Mike Bunyard, Nick Fox, Ron University continues to grow. It’s a unique Saturday’s wins over Nor Cal Express, North Rodda, Nick Eterovich, Ron Swenson Roger volleyball friendship that brought the WJU State Print and Penn Valley Grays set up a Louthan and Co-managers John Dambrosio men’s team to Lincoln to play our members Sunday showdown with our formidable rival on April 4 and April 18. The women’s team Omen for a “winner take all” match up. Both (cont’ on page 29)

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LH Coyote Softball from the strategically-placed red fl ag, tucked in Chris Biswell led with 69, followed by Renee 29 play was on the front nine of The Hills. the back. Many balls stuck the landing, short Honnoll with 70, for second. Valerie McElroy This was the fi rst Captain’s Scramble of 2017. (cont’ from page 28) of the green, as the conditions were quite wet, scored best on the back nine to break the Two teams tied for fi rst place. These two and Bob Smith. although it was a nice sunshiny day. tie with Dell Parker, each with 72, and third teams consisted of Anne Kiley, Cheryl Yost, The next tournament for the 70 Coyotes A Cha Cha Cha closed out the month of and fourth place respectively. Peggy Carr Barbara Mikacich, Karen Bode, Chris Negus, will be The Lodi Invitational, which will be March. A record 52 ladies played this team took fi rst for fl ight four with 71, trailed by Ann Beede, and Kay McAdam. Second place held April 29-30 in Lodi. event during a windy day on the Orchard, as Pat Morgan with 73, Julie Storer with 82 and also ended in a tie. Second place teams were Coyote 75s — The Coyote 75s played their we welcomed the return of a couple of gals Sandy Tamanti, closing the day with 89. Donna made up of Linda Salmon, Marie Bossert, Kay fi rst tournament of 2017 over the fi rst weekend who have not played with our club for months, Sanderson stiffed her tee shot four feet, and a Howard, Bev Johnson, Fran Rivera, May Lyau, in April in Folsom’s Lembi Park. Winning all Elaine Kalani and Norma Milligan. Kalani half-inch from the cup on Hole 12, to win the Mary Magnum, and Marisue Flannagan. On three games on Saturday the team ended with grabbed the CTP on Hole 16, only 21 inches CTP. The brief period of light rain did not April 6 play was on the back nine of The Hills. a 3-2 record. Great pitching by Marvin Savlov from the cup and birdied it to boot. The deter our eagerness to play, especially since so Winning fi rst place in Flight A was Kate Gold. and Virgil Dahl, outstanding hitting by Gym winning threesome, with a blind draw was many play-days have been cancelled this year. Flight B was won by Sharon McMillan. Flight Mikaelsen, Pete Savoia, Forrest Burkett, Larry Lissi Bedford, Valerie Green and Mildred Those April showers dashed the hopes C was won by Clareen Bolton, and Flight D Manley, and Rich Huskey, terrifi c defense by Sams, followed by a tie between Dee Arts, of playing the second week of April. was taken by Gay Gladden. outfi elders Forrest Burkett, Jerry Lambert, Kathi Botelho, Donna Brinkerhoff and Loretta • • • The Lincsters are looking forward to the Roger Lopossa, and the entire infi eld helped Kuechle and the team of Linda Anselmo, annual Bring A Friend Tournament to be held secure the wins. The 75s next tournament is Linda Chappelear and Cathy Kramer (also Lincoln Hills Lincsters on May 24. There will be nine holes of golf also in Folsom. with a blind draw). Third place went to Karen BY SUSAN PHARIS on The Hills Course followed by a taco bar • • • McGraw, Patricia Morgan Carol Tilley and Rain, rain, and more rain. What do golfers luncheon and awards in the Orchard Creek a blind draw, while Rosemary Heckman, do to play some golf? Marie Bossert, Nancy Ballroom. LH Ladies Golf—18 Holers Suzanne Hutchinson, Valerie McElroy and McDonald, Phyllis Patrick, Elfi e Jenkins, Welcome to new member Kathi Carlock, Julie Storer placed fourth. and congratulations to the March Golfer of the BY CANDICE KOROPP Linda Salmon, and Cheryl Yost (pictured) Playing ahead of the April showers that Month Judy Josse. We had a stroke play event on the fourth decided to bundle up and go to Top Golf in begun on our fi rst Thursday, we started in Contact: Pat Shafer, [email protected]; Thursday of March, on the Hills Course, luckily Roseville for some golfi ng fun. It may not be a spritzing rain, but it did not dampen the website, lincsters.com fi tting it in between the rainy days. Donna the real thing, but was an enjoyable substitute spirits of 39 gals, who donned their raingear • • • Brinkerhoff led the fi eld of 29, with a net 66, for all six ladies. to compete on the Hills. Yeong Ja Hur shot a and she took fi rst place in Flight A, as Donna Lincsters were able to get out for two 97, netting 66, to become our second NetChix Sanderson was only one stroke off that pace. regular Wednesday play days. On March (more Club News cont’ on page 34) of the year. In the fi rst fl ight, Valerie Green Rosie Warren totaled 69, for third and one netted 65 for fi rst, as her short game was a stroke better than Monica Sperling. In Flight difference-maker. She already scored the B, Judy Emge edged Dell Parker in a card-off, NetChix for March. Candy Koropp landed both scoring net 70. Yeong Ja Hur placed second place with 68, only one stroke better third with 71 and Lissi Bedford came in with than Rosie Warren, and fourth was earned 72. Mikie Briggs scored a 69, leading Sandy by Kathy Botelho, netting 71. Judy Dong led Tamanti by fi ve strokes in Flight C. Sitting at the second fl ight, netting 68, while Donna third place, Carol Tilley had 75, to outscore Pat Brinkerhoff was second with 71; and Monica Lewis by just one stroke. Tamanti also earned Sperling (72) edged out Judy Emge, who Marie Bossert, Nancy McDonald, Phyllis Patrick, Elfi e Jenkins, the CTP on hole seven, about 12 and a half feet carded a 73 for fourth place. In fl ight three, Linda Salmon and Cheryl Yost.

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30 Sun Senior News • LINCOLN HILLS • MAY 2017 Out & About in Lincoln... Ten-By-Ten Festival Winds of Faith to If you BY RICHARD PEARL Present Concert haven’t already been to a “Ten- • May 1st thru May 13th. Wednesday – teams from the Lincoln community. Walking Winds of Faith (formerly the William By-Ten Festival,” Saturday (11:00 am thru 3:00 pm) Art League the track for someone you have cared for or Jessup University Community Wind Ensemble), commonly written of Lincoln. Gladding McBean: Through the in memory of a lost loved one. Be sure to stay under the direction of Van Crane, will present as “10X10” since Artist’s Eye. A wonderful collection of artfully or come at dusk for the luminaire bags. It is a a Spring Concert on Sunday, May 28th, at 5:00 there are ten, shot photographs of the Gladding, McBean heart-warming scene to see. Begins 9:00 am pm at Lincoln Hills Community Church (950 ten-minute plays, plant. Details at: http://all4art.net. at Lincoln High School, 790 J Street. E. Joiner Parkway, Lincoln, CA). your opportunity The concert will include a variety of is close at hand. • May 6th (Saturday). Tour de Lincoln Major Upcoming Events — familiar sacred and secular songs built around These festivals Letha Dawson (bicycles). 10 miles thru 100 Km. 16th Annual • June 2rd and 3rd . Friday and Saturday. the theme—“Salute to America!” Among the are happening event offers a wonderful spring day of riding Lincoln’s premier car show. Friday night featured selections will include, “American from New York to New Zealand, and cities the scenic back roads of Lincoln and South at Thunder Valley Casino & Resort and Salute”, “The Ultimate Patriotic Sing-Along”, in between, such as Seattle and Sacramento. Placer County. Friday Night Pre-Registration downtown Lincoln on Saturday. Hundreds of “Variation on ‘Scarborough Fair’”, as well as That’s right, Sacramento. A “10X10” Festival Dinner ($15) and Packet Pick-Up. 5:30-7:30 America’s best-loved cars. See website: www. “Great Locomotive Chase” and “You’ll Never is happening in Sacramento, May 5th through p.m. May 5, 2017 Turkey Creek Golf Club. rodsnrelics.org Walk Alone.” The concert is free to the public May 21st at Theater One, 2425 Sierra Blvd., Information: www.tourdelincoln.org. with a freewill offering taken during the concert Sacramento, 95825, practically around the • June 10th (Saturday) – Lincoln AirFest for the Ensemble • May 19th thru 21st Lincoln Theatre 2017. Aerial action and entertainment at corner from the Pavilions Shopping Center and Ettore’s European Bakery (must visits). Company. Dazzling Disney, a Musical Adventure. Lincoln Regional Airport. Aerial acrobatic Winds of Faith Mission Statement Tickets for seniors are $10. Sun City is The Lincoln Theatre Company Choristers performances, War Birds, military aircraft The purpose of the Winds of Faith (WOF) getting in on the act because Letha Dawson, and Junior Choristers join up for a concert static displays, gourmet food trucks, and classic is to: resident of Sun City Roseville, is one of the of the best of Disney movie music. You’ll be cars; Friday night dinner dance. Info and tickets Provide the opportunity for qualified playwrights. Letha’s play, “Fork Food,” is treated to selections from such popular fi lms at: www.lincolnairfest.org musicians to gather, practice, and perform for a comedy about parents who travel from as Aladdin, 101 Dalmatians’, Cinderella, Alice the Glory of God. Minnesota to have Thanksgiving Dinner with in Wonderland, Pocahontas and a medley of 21 If you have a special event outside our Provide an organization in which qualifi ed their daughter in California. The fun starts songs from your favorite Disney Studios fi lms. “compound” walls but in Lincoln or in the musicians in the greater Sacramento area may when mother and father learn their dear You’ll be smiling from start to fi nish at these immediate surrounding area, contact Richard continue to pursue their artistic talents. daughter has become a vegetarian and will wonderful and memorable melodies. Tickets Pearl at: [email protected] Provide performance opportunities for its not roast a turkey. ($15.50 and $17.50) now on sale at www. members. There will be nine other ten-minute plays, lincolntheatrecompany.org or 916.409.7030. Provide quality concert music for the many of them by Sacramento-area playwrights. enjoyment, inspiration and entertainment of Enjoy contemporary theatre, ten minutes at • May 20th – Relay for Life. Relay for audiences in the greater Sacramento area. Life is an all day event to raise money for a time. cancer research, 24-hour patient support and rides for those in treatment. It involves a lot of Sun Senior News • LINCOLN HILLS • MAY 2017 31

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MAY / JUNE Semper Fi Association Kiwanis Club of Lincoln Foothills Essential Tremor Support Group Semper Fi Association, open to all active The Kiwanis Club of Lincoln Foothills Essential Tremor Support meets on the and inactive Marines, plus Navy Corpsmen, holds a luncheon meeting the fi rst and third 1st Saturday of each month with the exception Multiple Sclerosis Meeting meets at the Legends Sports Bar & Grill (at Friday of each month at Turkey Creek Golf of July and December. The meetings are At our May 2nd meeting, members the Woodcreek Golf Cluib), 5880 Woodcreek Club on Highway 193. Lunch is served at open to all and are held at the Kaiser Hospital who wear the Bioness 300 for a gait disorder Oaks Ln., Roveville on the fi rst Monday of the 11:30. The meeting is from noon to 1pm. on Douglas in Roseville. We meet at 10AM called foot drop, will be demonstrating their month. Breakfast (optional) available at 8:30 Guests are welcome. For more information in Building D, 3rd fl ., Conference room 2-3. success with the cutting-edge technology to a.m., meeting starts at 9:00 a.m. Contact Mike about the Kiwanis Club of Lincoln Foothills or For more information, please contact improve walking. All interested are invited Scott, 916-435-4940, or Richard Martinez, to come to one of our meetings please contact Judy Doughty at 916-543-4882 in SCLH. to the Meeting. Also, plans for the Folsom 916-543-7965. our membership chair Rae Cook at raesun@ MS Walk, Sunday, May 7 will be wrapped up. sbcglobal.net or call her at 916 251-6241. Meeting - Tuesday, May 2 • 1 PM, Kilaga COMMUNITY — Springs, Sierra Room Grupo De Conversacion Program questions, Jeri Di Fiore, 916- Nos reunimos para practicar y mejorar Rotary Club of Lincoln Lincoln Parkinson’s Group 408-7565 (leave message). nuestro español. We meet every Tuesday at We have weekly meetings Thursday The Lincoln Parkinson’s group is MS questions, Marilyn Sharp, 916- 4:00 pm in the “Living Room” area of Kilaga noon (12-1:30) at the Lincoln Woman’s Club 837-4464. Springs Lodge, call Manuel 408-8163. privileged to have Debbie Eernisse speak to 5th and E Street. Interesting speakers and us about Parkinson’s, Falling and Exercise. service to the community. For information Debbie, owner of FitDeb, comes from Davis visit LincolnCaRotary.org or call us at 916- Glaucoma Support Group Sons in Retirement Branch 98 to present to us so I would appreciate a good 844-2582. attendance for her. We meet at the Granite Glaucoma - a leading cause of blindness The Rocklin/Rosevile Branch of SIR Springs Church, 1170 E. Joiner Parkway in can be a challenging disease to live with on meets monthly on the 2nd Wednesday in Lincoln. We are there from 10:00-11:30 on a day-to-day basis. If you would like to hear the ball room of the Timbers at Sun City Senior Peer Counseling the third Tuesday of each month and that how others are living with this chronic disease, Roseville beginning at 10:30a.m. Join retirees will be May 16th next month. Anyone either please plan to attend the Glaucoma Support Senior Peer Counseling provides free, for fellowship, lunch, golf, fi shing, cards, and caregiving or with Parkinson’s is welcome to Group. The next meeting will be held on May in-home peer support; to Placer County even bocce ball… many other activities also attend. For more information please contact 10, 2017 at 4:00 in the Multimedia Room residents age 55+ who are experiencing available. Call Tom Werth at 782-3536 for depression, anxiety, substance abuse, family Brenda Cathey at 916-253-7537. in Orchard Creek Lodge. For additional more information. information, please call Bonnie Dale at confl ict, change in independence and other 543-2133. age-related adjustment issues. Please call: 916-787-8859. Free Senior Resource Series Sons In Retirement Branch 13 On May 25th 6:00pm–7:30pm Lincoln Lincoln Democratic Club Sons In Retirement Branch 13 (Lincoln/ Hills Community Church is hosting a FREE Roseville) will hold its monthly luncheon on Family Mental Illness Support Group workshop – Caring for the Caregiver. Caring The Lincoln Democratic Club will Tuesday, May 16th at Catta Verdera Country This group is for SCLH residents for a loved one is challenging, both physically meet Tuesday, May 16th, at Kilaga Springs Club, 1111 Catta Verdera Drive in Lincoln. who have immediate family members who and emotionally. Although you cannot Lodge, 1167 Sun City Blvd, Lincoln. Doors Wives and signifi cant others can attend the experience serious mental illnesses such as stop the impact of your loved one’s illness, open at 6:30 pm and a brief business meeting May luncheon; musical entertainment will be bipolar disorder, schizoaffective disorder, you can take responsibility for your own will begin at 6:45 followed by the program. featured to honor Mother’s Day.. A three schizophrenia, obsessive-compulsive personal well-being. Come learn practical Our speaker is Dana Nuccitelli. He is an course gourmet lunch costs $20pp. Arrive disorder, clinical depression, etc. ways to cope with the stress of caring for environmental scientist with degrees in at 11:30AM; luncheon adjourns at 1:30PM. We meet on the second Friday of the someone while thriving as an individual. astrophysics and physics from UC Berkeley Sons In Retirement is a fun social group month at 2pm. For more info: Dede Ranahan Guest speaker: Michelle Nevins, Executive and UC Davis, an author and award-winning dedicated to promoting the camaraderie of at 408-4541 or [email protected] Director, Del Oro Caregiver Resource climate blogger for The Guardian. He’s also retired men. If you are interested in joining Center. Presentation held at Lincoln a member of the Sacramento chapter of SIR or attending the luncheon as a guest, Hills Community Church, 950 East Joiner Citizens’ Climate Lobby. Our focus will be please contact Chet Winton (916-408-8708). Caregiver Support Group Parkway. Open to the public. For more on Climate Change - Global Warming. See information and to register: 916-965-5565. our recently updated club website at http:// The Lincoln Caregiver Support Group www.democraticclublincolnca.org for further Lincoln American Legion Post #264 meets at the Lincoln Library on Twelve information. Bridges on the Third Thursday of each Retired Law Enforcement Meetings 7:00 P.M. the fi rst and third month. Caregivers gather to discuss issues Wednesday of the month at the Veterans and resources regarding caring for another Offi cers Group ONGOING — Memorial Hall 541 5th St, Lincoln. The loved one or friend. We meet from 9:00-10:30. The Retired Law Enforcement Offi cers business meeting for members is the fi rst You must come in through the back door Group will meet at the Turkey Creek Golf meeting and the second meeting is general employees entrance. For more information, Club, 1525 Highway 193, Lincoln at 9:00 a.m. Bocce Drop-In information for everyone. call Brenda Cathey at 916-253-7537. on Wednesday, May 31, 2017. All retired Bocce drop-in fun with neighbors and All U.S. military veterans that have and active law enforcement offi cers and their friends every Friday evening at 6 p.m. at SCLH served in time of war or recognized confl icts signifi cant others are invited. A breakfast Bocce Courts. Every Friday thru June 30th. are eligible to join. Contact us at ph: 916-409- Solo Travel Network buffet will be served of $10 (required). Draw names for teams. Contact Brenda for 6750 & e-mail: commander@lincolnlegion. If you are a Single traveller looking for Our guest speaker will be retired Secret more information. brenda@spencerbrenda. org. “For God and Country” someone to travel with come visit the Solo Service Agent Chuck Staub. Chuck will be com or 916-705-1070. Travel Network (STN). We meet monthly speaking about a major problem concerning LH Lions Club Meeting to socialize and plan new trips both locally, counterfeit $10 bills. If you wish to attend, nationwide and internationally. Bring your please call Chuck Schmidt, 916-543-9569. Shalom Social Group The Lincoln Hills Lions Club meets the ideas and dreams to fi nd someone who may Shalom Social Group members come 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month at noon at like to join you. If interested fi nd out about from all over the country and represent a wide the Lincoln Veterans Memorial Hall, 541 5th our next meeting. Call 916-408-0968. variety of interests. Our emphasis is on Jewish Street. We brown bag it so bring your lunch culture, history and, of course, food – but we and a drink and come join a group of service have a variety of interests and activities. We mined men and woman who are interested LH Airport Co-Op had a very successful and delicious Passover in improving our community while having The Lincoln Hills Airport Co-Op is open Seder. We had an afternoon bowling session fun. Call Sue and Bob Olin for information to Lincoln Hills residents to share rides to and and an evening at the harness races. Our 916-543-0002. from the Sacramento International Airport. regular membership meeting will be at the The cooperative works on a point system. end of the month. Come visit some of our Lincoln Kiwanis Club Meeting Drivers earn points taking travelers to and activities. We always welcome new members. from the airport while travelers spend points For more information please call Membership Lincoln Kiwanis dinner meeting is at 6:00 to receive rides. Membership is $15 per year Monday, May 29th Chair Vida Morrison, 984-1043. p.m. on the fi rst Tuesday of the month and (Jan-Dec) per household. breakfast meetings are from 7 to 8 a.m. all To join, visit our website www.lh- other Tuesdays at Buonarroti’s, 460 Lincoln airportco-op.org click the membership Blvd. Guests are welcome. Info: President, tab, download the application, mail, Mike Maul at 645-3623 or 849-5060 or along with required documentation to lincolnkiwanis.org. the address on the application. Call Barb Iniguez at 916-408-7812 for more info. 32 Sun Senior News • LINCOLN HILLS • MAY 2017

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Open Daily 9am to 5pm and after hours by appointment. Sun Senior News • LINCOLN HILLS • MAY 2017 33 Seniors Need to Know! Dazzling Disney Comes to Lincoln Who doesn’t like Disney? Lincoln Nunsense in October, 2017. Remember When, Embracing Now Theatre Company is thrilled to bring you Lincoln Theatre is proud to announce Dazzling Disney! This is a musical event for that they have just completed the fi rst phase of BY MURIAL MOORE, Older Adult Advisory Commission the entire family, a weekend of performances the multi-year project to enhance the historic of Disney’s greatest movie hits. Included Civic Auditorium in downtown Lincoln. Come Each year, the Administration for formed a state network of Age Friendly are selections from Aladdin, Mary Poppins, out and see what they have done to give back Community Living (ACL) leads our nation’s Communities in 2015. AARP’s associate Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, Beauty and the to Lincoln a Performing Arts Center of which celebration of May as Older Americans Month state director Christina Clem said, “One of Beast, Little Mermaid, Pocahontas, and so many our city can be proud. and has selected “Age Out Loud” as the theme the reason’s for starting the Age-Friendly more. The music will delight your senses and Don’t miss out on this opportunity to for 2017, to give aging a new voice—one that Communities network was jurisdictions bring on memories of classic movie moments. support live Performing Arts and the youth refl ects what today’s older adults have to say. were not prepared for people living 20 to The Lincoln Theatre Company’s in our community. “Once I was 7 years old,” as the song 30 years beyond retirement.’ AARP’s fi ve Choristers are joined by the Junior Choristers Tickets prices are $15.50-$17.50. goes by Danish pop group Lukas Graham. year commitment to the `network’ involves for an afternoon or evening of Disney fun. They may be purchased on line at www. “My Mama told me go make some friends or assessing the needs of older residents, then Directed by Eric Rainwater and accompanied lincolntheatrecompany.org or by calling the you’ll be lonely.” The song is a journey of a developing and implementing a plan. by Candy Rainwater, this husband and wife box offi ce at 916-409-7030. young man’s life from childhood to refl ecting The many concerns of older Californians team bring outstanding talent to Lincoln. Lincoln Theatre Company welcomes on life as an older adult. His mother’s words are convenient modes of transportation, May 19th thru 21st. Tickets ($15.50 your support on the Big Day of Giving that resonate again and again throughout the song, adequate and affordable housing, nutrition, “go make some friends or you’ll be lonely.” street safety and isolation, according to AARP The youthful life of a baby boomer was California’s Ray Huard. `The New Realities of more social, prone to more group activities. Aging,’ as emphasized in AARP CEO, Jo Ann Remember when life consisted of playing Jenkin’s book Disrupt Aging, are redefi ning marbles and jacks, hopscotch, tag, hide ‘n seek, what it means to be `our age.’ We are a and double-dutch jump rope? Picture shows generation of makers, doers and contributors (Saturday matinees) were viewed through 3D who want to embrace the challenges and glasses, and cowboys and their horses were overcome the obstacles of aging. The wisdom our heroes. There were sock hops and Sadie acquired and experience one received from a Hawkin’s dances, drive-in theaters and soda life’s journey is to change the look of aging fountain shoppes with swirling barstools. This from fear to new opportunities, a welcome was an era of more physical and less sedentary chapter of life. activities. By the end of the 1990’s, a housing The views expressed here are those of MS. Muriel construction boom of `Active Adult Moore, and do not necessarily represent those of the Communities’ occurred across Northern Commission or individual members. It is the overall California. People born in the 30’s, 40’s, and goal of the Placer Older Adult Advisory Commission Lincoln Theatre Company Choristers and Junior Choristers 50’s were retiring or downsizing from the `day to promote the well being and to enhance the quality to day’ work pace, yet looking for a`senior- of life for older adults of Placer County by advising friendly, active lifestyle.’ According to the U.S. the Placer Department of Health and Human Services Administration on Aging, people 60 or older and the Placer County Board of Supervisors on issues and $17.50) now on sale at www. falls on May 4th 2017. You can schedule your will account for 20.3 percent of California’s affecting the lives of older adults. Meetings are held the lincolntheatrecompany.org or 916.409.7030. donations ahead of the Big Day or enter population by 2020. 3rd Tuesday of the month at 1:00 PM. More information An added bonus this season is the donation on May 4th. You can also send The World Health Organization (WHO) may be found online at: choreography by Jeff Teague, who brought checks directly to Lincoln Theatre Company established its Global Network of Age- http://www.placer.ca.gov/Departments/hhs/ you the outstanding dance numbers in LTC’s at 2351 Walden View Lane, Lincoln, CA friendly Cities and Communities in 2010 to adult/OlderAdultAdvisoryCommission.aspx the recent production of The Music Man. He 95648. For more information about LTC and connect cities, communities and organizations or by calling the Public Authority at 530-886-3680. brings a new dimension to this show to further to donate, go to ttps://www.bigdayofgiving.org/ worldwide with the common vision of making enhance the youth performances and delight lincolntheatrecompany. great places to grow old. As part of the WHO the audiences. Teague is also schedule to partnership through AARP, California AARP direct and choreograph LTC’s production of

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LH Tennis Group -Jim DeDeo, Miguel Cuevas and Linda I am sure everyone has seen our featured practice will be available all of April. Mateer for scoring and directing players to the player “Jack Williams”. Be looking for the Depending on the level of interest, it will BY BARBARA DAVIS correct courts. Also to Bob Sanguinet who is next article featuring another of our special be continued into May. The Men’s Doubles Tournament was running the Women’s Doubles Tournament players. The next Board Meeting will be Thursday, played Monday April 10th. Forty members which had to be rescheduled to April 26 The Saturday drop-in Ball Machine May 11, 2017 at 3:30 p.m. and is open to all participated. The results of the tournament because of rain. LHTG members. Contacts: Pam Flaherty, are as follows — The Spring 434-684 pamlfl [email protected], Barbara 6.0 Bracket LITT (Lincoln Davis 408-2604 [email protected] 1st Montie Boatwright / Ted Komaki Intramural Team Be sure to check out the LHTG website 2nd Jim Bowden / Tony Vasconcellos Tennis) is in full www.sclhtg.com 7.0 Bracket swing for those • • • 1st Roger Clapp / Rich Vizzusi players looking for 2nd Bob Halpin / Phil Meth a variety of doubles Mad Hatters Bocce Group 8.0 Bracket play. BY PAUL MAC GARVEY 1st Pat Hamm / Bud West The Men and We were looking at our post from a year 2nd Jim Farrell / Jon Uebelhack Women’s Singles ago today and were reminded of our meeting Big thank you to the following members: Tournament will be with the Strategic Initiatives Task Force last -Cathy Garrison - for handling sign-ups played on the same March to discuss the future possibility of and keeping the dollars straight day, and is scheduled Men’s Doubles Tournament April 10th, Winners 7.0 Bracket: moving the Bocce Courts. At that time the -Polly Smith and Pam Geernaert - for for Saturday June 1st Roger Clapp & Rich Vizzusi. motivation for moving the courts was to provide keeping us nourished and well fed 3rd. addtional parking for activities at the Sports Plaza. We have not heard anything from the S.I.T. Force since that meeting last year nor have we heard anything about plans for the “parking problem” at the Sports Plaza. It appears that all of the possibilities that were discussed last year have evaporated into the ether. If you hear anything let us know. We mentioned it last month and will mention it again this month. Beginning Thursday, May 4, the Mad Hatters will switch to their summer start time of 8:00 AM. Don’t forget to change the time on your Thursday calendar. Contact: Paul Mac Garvey, 543-2067, [email protected]; Bob Vincent, 543-0543 • • • Men’s Doubles Tournament April 10th, Winners 6.0 Bracket: Men’s Doubles Tournament April 10th, Winners 8.0 Bracket: 1st Montie Boatwright & Ted Komaki. 1st Pat Hamm & Bud West. (more Club News cont’ on page 35)

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Pickleball Club Silver: Ranny Eckstrom-Meredith Nelson, Bronze: Cindy MacDonald-Pat Furr. BY MICHAEL GARDNER 3.0 Gold: Susan Walden-Margo Walters, The Pickleball Club has just wrapped up Silver: Sherry Mosby-Terri Miladinovich , its annual championship tournament, and is Bronze: Sherrill Slotsve-Judy Sykes. now looking forward to a full calendar of more 3.5: Gold: Nancee George-Judy Musgrave, play and warm-weather parties. Silver: Didi-Martin-Susan Peterson, Bronze: May 6: The club participates in the salsa Mary Keaney-Audrey Morse. contest and other festivities as part of the 4.0-4.5 (overall): Gold: Andrea Mayorga- Lincoln Pace Race starting at Orchard Creek. Robin Haney, Silver: Barb Bartley-Karen June 7: Summer party. Mexican theme. Suiker, Bronze: Elizabeth Mallin-Glenise Orchard Creek. 5:30-8:30. The 3.5 mixed doubles medalists — Gold: Judy Musgrave-Peter Frantti; Cunningham. July 5: Ice cream social. At the courts. Silver: Barb Bartley-Tom Bartley; Bronze: Didi Martin-Dick Paul. 4.0-4.5 (group): Gold: Barb Bartley- 5:30-8:30. Karen Suiker, Silver, Elizabeth Mallin-Glenise October 4: Oktoberfest mixer at the Saturday drew about three dozen residents. SINGLES: Cunningham, Bronze: Carol Nakao-Sharon courts. During the Club Championship 3.0: Gold: Tom Anthony, Silver: Jesse Klotz. Residents have two opportunities to Tournament, players battled the elements and Reuter; Bronze: Bob Morris. MIXED DOUBLES: learn to play, weather permitting. On most each other in the quest for gold. The results are: 3.5: Gold: Ron Greeno, Silver: Jerzy 2.5: Gold: Monika Luz-Ed Musgrave, Wednesdays at 1 p.m. Cal Meissen provides One of the highlights was a newly formed Siegenfi eld, Bronze: Karen Suiker. Silver: Carol Rodwick-Terry Mac Donald, an introduction. No paddles necessary and no “singles” division for players looking for a 4.0 plus: Gold: Richard Norman, Silver: Bronze: Gail Miller-Jim Phillips. reservations needed. challenge beyond the usual doubles match-ups. John Kirkwood, Bronze: Mike Hilton. 3.0: Gold: Mona Wheeler-Jesse Reuter, On the fourth Saturdays from 11-1 there The singles division was not separated by MEN’S DOUBLES: Silver: Mary Keaney-Jack Schryver, Bronze: is a welcome to pickleball class. Paddles gender. Kudos goes to Karen Suiker, who was 2.5: Gold: Jim Phillips-Ed Musgrave, Karen Hafenrichter-Rich Tassano. provided; no reservations needed and light the only woman to medal in singles. Silver: Frank Rodwick-Terry MacDonald. (No 3.5: Gold: Judy Musgrave-Peter Frantti, refreshments are offered. The fi rst welcome Following are the results: bronze awarded) Silver: Barb Bartley-Tom Bartley, Bronze : 3.0: Gold: Jesse Reuter-Richard Holm, Didi Martin-Dick Paul. Silver: Rich Tassano-Tom Anthony, Bronze: 4.0: Gold: Sue O’Connell-Ron Greeno, Ron Powers-Al Soares. Silver: Sue Whalen-John Kirkwood, Bronze: 3.5: Gold: Mike McElroy-Mike Irwin, Karen Suiker-Armando Mayorga. Silver: Mike Kelly-Terry Tibbetts, Bronze: Ron 4.5 Gold: Andrea Mayorga-Michael Greeno-Armando Mayorga. Luevano. (No other medals awarded.) 4.0-4,5: (combined) : Gold: Mike • • • Luevano-Greg Giles, Silver: DJ Cox-John Kirkwood, Bronze: Mike Hilton-Richard Norman. 4.0-4.5 (Group): Gold: Roger Lopossa- Alan Smith, Silver: DJ Cox-John Kirkwood, Bronze: Craig Fraser-Tom Quallick. The 3.5 women’s medalists — Gold: Nancee George-Judy Musgrave; WOMEN’S DOUBLES: Silver: Didi-Martin-Susan Peterson; Bronze: Mary Keaney-Audrey Morse. 2.5: Gold: Carol Norman-Carol Koleen, (more Club News cont’ on page 38)

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conducts educational programs for Sun City SUN SENIOR PROFILES Getting to know you... residents either during the group’s main SCLH meetings, or at clinics and informative Q&A “Ask the Tech” sessions that cover topics ranging from recent Microsoft upgrades to Terry and DiAnn Rooney Windows’ enhancements. This is a useful WRITER... service for residents interested in (cont’ from page 1) broadening their computer skills DiAnn and Terry Rooney or getting help from experts. some research about senior Terry has also invited speakers A Walk in My communities and Del Webb from outside groups. Twice their developments near and far – from daughter Lisa Garvey, despite a California to Arizona, finally busy Silicon Valley job, traveled Neighborhood settling on Sun City Lincoln Hills. to Lincoln Hills to be a presenter DiAnn and Terry have an at the main club meetings, and BY MARY ROY affinity for the “Z” – which was very well received by the club although is the last letter of the audience. Come with me and let us listen to what alphabet, is their fi rst choice in a “We continue to receive nature tells us on a beautiful Spring Day at brand of sports cars. compliments and requests to have Sun City Lincoln Hills. The waterfalls at both “I loved it from the fi rst time her return,” Terry added. entries to the neighborhood, are telling us how it came out,” Terry says with a grin, DiAnn continues to stay generous Mother Nature has been this year while describing their fi rst Datsun busy by volunteering at Seniors with the abundant rains. As we walk up Del 240Z. (For non-automobile First Recreational and Respite Web Boulevard there are golfers enjoying the afi cionados, it should be noted program offered at Lincoln’s sunshine playing a round of golf. Surrounded that the “Z”, once under the Twelve Bridges Library. by trees with their pure white cherry blossom Datsun brand during the late “Elder care has always been fl owers. Those trees look like Angels reaching 1960’s and 1970’s, has always been an interest of mine,” Di Ann says. up to the heavens. Did somebody yell F O R E? manufactured by Nissan Motor She gets much gratifi cation from From Stoneridge Boulevard to Hidden Company.) PHOTO BY JEFF ANDERSEN working with this program which Hills, and on to the Elderberry Trail to the Today, DiAnn offers primary care givers some right, we can hear the trickling of the water and Terry enjoy riding relief from their responsibilities with senior running down the small creek where several in their Nissan 350Z. loved ones, many suffering from early stages ducks seem to guard their territory. Across In fact, the fi rst thing very welcoming to new of dementia. from the creek sits a small fl ock of geese that the Rooneys did after members.” In addition, DiAnn is very active in RANN have just landed there. settling into Sun City Within the (Roseville Area Newcomers and Neighbors), Then we arrive at my favorite sight. There in 2005 was join the LHSCG, DiAnn a well-established women’s group of more she is---one of the most majestic Oaks in the Lincoln Hills Sports took on several than 550 members from Roseville, Rocklin, area. As I look at her, I feel I should be on Car Group (LHSCG). leadership roles which Lincoln and Loomis. my knees in reverence of such beauty. Her “Those were the encompassed a total This year DiAnn serves as the 2nd Vice- many decades of life, seem to tell me, “Look earlier days of the of eight years-- fi rst President/Membership, and participates in at my strength and my character. They go group when there were as its vice-president, four card groups within the club. hand in hand with growth. And remember. only about 30 cars and which was the lead in This past January, DiAnn and Terry The strongest trees grow with the wind against the social gatherings membership efforts, happily celebrated their 50th wedding them” I look closer now, and I notice an Egret’s were pot luck suppers and then as the group’s anniversary with a trip to Cancun, Mexico nest on a branch, beautifully crafted. What a at people’s houses,” president, a position accompanied by family members including cradle for such a majestic family. Nature is DiAnn remembers. in which she credits their two teenaged grandsons. What’s such a provider. The group fellow member Ernie the secret to a long and happy marriage? The enormous boulder nearby tells a tale has since grown Drake as her mentor. According to DiAnn, it never hurts to eat of a long history of this area, such a site for substantially in “I learned from the dinner by candlelight – at least four nights refl ection…. population and DiAnn and Terry Rooney on their best,” she said. a week! This is a small example of the twelve scope. Now with a With his science miles of hiking, biking, walking trails around membership of 200, wedding day in 1967. background, work at our community. Come again soon. It doesn’t which includes more Hewlett Packard and cost anything. Remember, the best things in than 100 households interest in computers, life are often free. and 96 vehicles, the group offers a range of after moving to Sun City, Terry joined the social events, casual local tours and many LH Computer Club, a group which was later multi-day tours to more distant locations. divided into the Apple User Group and the Want to share your story or know a Both DiAnn and Terry agree that the Windows/Android group. Terry has served neighbor who should be recognized? best part of the car group (in addition to the non-stop as both president and vice-president We welcome your submissions such as Just let us know! trips, of course) is the people. “We’ve met so and is currently the VP for Programs. Call us at 916-727-6383 or e-mail humorous observations and poetry. many wonderful people,” DiAnn adds. “And, “It’s a way to help the community,” he Please see page 3 for submissions information. over the years, we’ve seen how the group is said about his role. Along these lines, Terry us at: [email protected]!

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Thursday AM Sun Seniors at Cribbage Club B. Jowers Painting Strikes Unlimited BY LARRY O’DONNELL The Sun City Cribbage Club plays BY DALE STEPHENS Tuesdays from 8:00 AM until 12:00 PM, at As we approach the end of the 4th Licensed Contractor # 781292 the Card Room (Orchard Creek). After Quarter, Up 2 You and Montie’s Marauders beginning with an hour of preliminary games, are tied for fi rst place with 3 teams within 3 the six game mini-tournament starts at 9:00 Why not call someone that points of the leaders. AM. We play four handed partner games, Exceptional scores rolled this month are adding a two handed or three-handed game lives and works in your own as follows: Lyman Olney (175 avg.) – 648 series when necessary. We use a rotation system to (224, 186, 238); Mike Becze (185 avg.) – 642 community? mix players, and lately we’ve had 20 or more series (224, 235, 183); Richard Bronson (178 to enjoy the competition. avg.) – 590 series (168, 213, 209); Stan Young • Two coats of highest quality Our March weekly winners were: Bill (169 avg.) – 574 series (190, 201, 183); Howard Mortensen (1st week), Mel Switzer (2nd week), paint for all interior. Beaumont (158 avg.) – 574 series (237, 196, Larry O’Donnell (3rd week), and Tom Eatoni 141); Bob Grib (150 avg.) – 557 series (198, (4th week). • For exterior spray and back 155, 204); Bill Taylor (185 avg.) – 269 game; We always welcome those new to Bansen Elkins (200 avg.) – 268 game; John Cho Cribbage, or new to Sun City, to come and roll body. (176 avg.) – 251 game, Blaine Eisenbeis (184 Licensed join in the fun. avg.) – 239 game; Doug Tran (181 avg.) – 236 Contact: Larry O’Donnell 406.672.6493 • Prime and two coats on all trim game; Bob Zielinski (185 avg.) – 237 game; Ken VonDeylen 916.599.6530 Ralph Cristoni (180 avg.) – 224 game; Herb with paint. • • • Cantwell (163 avg.) - 223 game; Ron Meyer (163 avg.) – 215 game; Dick Carlton (132 avg.) SCLH Duplicate Bridge Club – 213 game; Rich Jones (149 avg.) – 210 game; All work guaranteed! Doris Seiler (154 avg.) – 543 series (149, 191, BY PATRICK CRENSHAW, 203); Carol Torno (153 avg.) – 542 series (156, Our club selects at least two charities References from people in your own 181, 205); Sandy Manildi (144 avg.) – 197 game; that we consider important and worthy of our Joanne Mastalski (131 avg.) – 186 game; Myron support. Our club members, individually, community proudly provided. Tessler rolled a triplicate – Three 170 games. contribute to these charities every year in the For more information or to sign up for the name of our club. The charities selected for Fall/Winter 2017-18 season, contact Claudia the year 2016 were Koinonia and the Placer Be aware of statements such Dehart by email at [email protected] or by County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty phone at 916-645-9345. to Animals (SPCA.) Our club felt that these as “As needed”. • • • organizations were worthy of our support and received a total of over $4300 for the year 2116. The charity recipients for the year 2017 are Call (916) 408-2341 currently under study. (more Club News cont’ on page 39)

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SCLH Duplicate Bridge Club kite about three by two feet in size. I then lined (cont’ from page 38) SCLH WRITER’S CORNER... the leading (top) edge of the kite with razor blades so as to cut the string of my opponents There are several local opportunities to kite. Then I coated my kite string with what win silver, red, and gold Master Points coming Go Fly A Kite was known then as ‘Iron Glue’, a hard glue that up in May and June this year. The Carmichael would defl ect any razor blade hits. Spring Sectional held May 6 through May 7 in BY ROBERT R. LOOMIS I was pitted against a much older boy the La Sierra Community Center, Carmichael, and we launched our kites side-by-side in will award winners with Silver Master Points. PREFACE I suppose the goal of most front of the offi cial and a large audience. My Following this Sectional, plan to compete for writers is to be published. Maybe I can say opponent immediately pulled his larger box Silver again right here at home during the that I have been published, but in a rather kite high above mine and then adroitly looped Western Conference “Spring Fling” STAC unusual way. Back in July 1997 I responded around to the right and plunged directly into games held May 8 through May 14. Later, the to an article on kite fl ying in Smithsonian mine, crushing it. I slackened my line, letting annual California Capital Regional held May Magazine with the below as a Letter to the my staggering kite get what balance it could. 29 through June 4 will provide winners with red Editor. They then edited and published it in I then pulled very hard with the kite barely and gold Master Points. This tournament will their August 1997 issue. climbing until reaching my enemy’s kite string. be held in the Double Tree Hotel, Sacramento. Struggling to remain airborne I watched his Good Luck to all who can take advantage of Back in the day I had a lot of fun with kite kite fl oat away and tumble to the ground. these tournament game opportunities. fl ying. My two older brothers were well into VICTORY! The SCLH duplicate bridge club is a it and accomplished a great deal in the sport friendly invitational club with games open even before I was old enough to remember Robert R. Loomis is member of the SCLH to all residents of Sun City and their invited their activity. Writer’s Group. guests. Ordinarily, our games are played in I was told that when I was about two Being a moderately the Kilaga Springs Lodge on Wednesdays at they built a huge kite as an entrant in a local experienced writer from 12:30 P.M. (also includes a 199er section), sponsored kite fl ying contest. It was basically his days as a staff offi cer Fridays at 5:00 P.M., and Saturdays at 12:30 triangular and about ten by seven feet in size, he delights in telling stories P.M. (also includes a 299er section). Our game and made from two by four wood and brown to his grandchildren. They table fees are $2.00 per person for members wrapping paper. Because they weren’t strong by thread. Again a winner. are now either too old now and for the fi rst three visits of nonmember and fast enough to get it airborne they had Most of the boys entered the endurance or too far away to sit on residents. The fee for a nonresident invited Dad pull it up in the air with the car. The kite contest with the winner fl ying the kite that his knee so he writes down guest is $5.00. If you need a bridge partner made a huge lateral loop and crashed about stayed airborne for the longest time. I was old those stories from his past for any of the open games, call Lynne White a foot from where I was sitting. Mom chewed enough by then to participate and we fl ew our to share with his friends. (253 9882). For a partner in the Wednesday them out and demanded no more dangerous kites for days on end without them coming or Saturday limited games, call Sheila Ross stuff while I was around. So they built a slightly down. We had to sleep there overnight to (434 6165) or Lynne White (253 9882). For smaller one they could handle and still won keep any cheaters from cutting our kite string. more information, please visit the club website: the biggest kite category. I didn’t win anything as the winner was able www.bridgewebs.com/lincolnhills, or call club They also entered the smallest category to keep his aloft long enough after the wind President Jim Collart (995 7233). with a teeny one a little bit larger than a postage had died. • • • stamp. It was made from slivers of balsa wood But then came the most interesting event covered by very fi ne Japanese silk and handled of all. Dog Fighting. I built a basic triangular

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take your pills” and “Did you close the garage theater has become less enjoyable, if enjoyable Observation Catches Up on Things door?” instead of telling me the best way to at all. I haven’t been to a movie theater in run my life (I have Beverly to do this). a long time but recall having to sit through BY MARTIN GREEN In last month’s “Observations”, I wrote commercials, interminable coming attractions, about my memories of growing up in the Bronx. and super-loud sound tracks, not to mention This month’s “Favorite Restaurants” lost its signal. Now, we learn that it may be I ran out of space before being able to write bad pictures. So, now we watch at home sitting catches up on eating places that readers spying on us, relaying whatever we are saying to about the importance that movies had in our in our comfortable recliners, able to adjust have e-mailed about in the past month or who-knows-what sinister organization, maybe a young lives way back then. I don’t know how old the sound, and, as in the case of a couple of two and so I thought it a good time to catch government agency, and what could be worse? I was when I fi rst started going to movies, but Oscar nominees we recently tried, able to stop up some vital subjects I’ve written about in In that same “Observations” I wrote about as soon as I was old enough, I was dispatched watching. (Since writing this, I’ve read that a previous “Observations” as well. January’s Yahoo being hacked and millions of e-mail to our local theater with the price of admission couple of local cinemas have installed reclining “Observations” was about my dining out accounts being broken into and it turned (a dime?A quarter?) in my hand and sent to seats so they’re aware of their problem). experiences and noted that the dining scene in out that mine, according to a security alert spend all Saturday morning there, along with Okay, I think this brings everything up our area---Roseville, Lincoln, Rocklin, Folsom, I received, was one of them. As instructed, I all the other kids in the neighborhood. It was to date, so for next month’s “Observations” it etc.---has exploded since the advent of our two changed my password and so hope my e-mails the Depression but whatever it cost, even as may be time to see what this year’s latest LLA;s Sun Cities. At least part of this, I believe, is are safe until the next break-in. More recent much as a quarter, it was probably worth it to and TGH’s are. I’ll just give a preview here: because our Sun City wives have grown tired was a phone call we received, alleging to be our parents. the Republicans, the Democrats, anyone else of cooking and so are always ready to eat out. from Microsoft and telling us that our Cloud, When I was older and past this stage, the associated with Washington, and what’s going We recently had some out-of-town visitors and I think that was it, had been infi ltrated and movies were still something to go to each week, on with our so-called government. what struck them the most was the multitude that they’d be happy to remedy this problem especially during the summer, when movie and variety of restaurants available to us. They for us. Our Cloud compromised? What next? theaters were the only air-conditioned places Missed some “Observations”? Catch up by even said they’re ready to come back to eat I’m not sure exactly what this is but I Googled available. The latest movies, of course, always getting “Observations, 2010-2016” on Amazon at some restaurants they missed. So it seems (what would we do without Google?) and found opened downtown, i.e., in Manhattan, then Kindle. Also, catch up with “The View From we’re fortunate in this important regard and out this is not an new but an old trick, another eventually came to our fi rst-run neighborhood 85” on Amazon for FREE, no, 99 cents. so far new eating places are still opening up. pfi shing expedition to get information about theater, the Loew’s Boulevard, and then to In March’s “Observations” I wrote about us and, I suppose, go on to put thousands of our second-run theater, the Loew’s Spooner. our growing dependence on technogadgets dollars on our credit cards. The movies were always a double-feature, an and warned that we might be losing control I also wrote about my experience with A picture and a B picture; sometimes the B of our lives and that if ever our gadgets---TVs, the latest technogadget in our household, an movie was better than the A. We went at any PCs, iPads, iPhones and the like---failed (or Amazon Echo dot my son gave me for my time, usually in the middle of a picture, saw revolted) we’d be in deep trouble. Now, I birthday. This looks like a hockey puck, answers the rest of it, then the other picture, then Anniversary Reminder: The Sun Senior discover that the situation is even more dire to the name Alexa and provides information the beginning of the fi rst one. On special News wants to help you celebrate your anniversary! Just email a high resolution jpg fi le photograph than I’d thought. Our gadgets might be spying about anything she has access to in cyberspace, occasions, my mother would take me and my with some information on how long you’ve been on us and, not only this, there’s a whole legion including, maybe, that MicrosoftCloud. I’ve sister downtown, which meant going to Radio married and any other facts you think might be of bad people out there trying to get at us read that Alexa also hears everything you say City Music Hall to see a fi rst-run picture and, interesting (i.e., number of through our gadgets. and is supposed to adapt itself, pardon me, gasp, the Rockettes, and of course this meant children, grandchildren, I’ve become a little suspicious of our new herself to your ways and respond accordingly. having lunch out as the Automat, an eatery I unique proposal story, etc.) “smart” Samsung TV as it doesn’t always do So far I’ve seen no sign of this but if this should cited in my January “Observations.” and we’ll be happy to include what we tell it to, like not going to Netfl ix from happen in the future I hope Alexa will confi ne What about movies today? We still watch the info and photo in the regular TV or mysteriously informing us it’s herself to such admonitions as “Don’t forget to them but as we’ve gotten older going to a paper.

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during 3rd grade recess; I (try to) speak with with their wardrobe. This wonderfully witty “Love, Loss, and What I Wore” June an Indian accent; then of course there is that show illustrates that what one wears to the miserable marriage to talk about… And much, party is sometimes more memorable than the Stage Play Coming Soon! much more!” party itself.” Longtime Players actor, So, don’t delay! Tickets – which are open (cont’ from page 1) director, and producer Angela to the public as well as residents – are on sale of the closet are, believe it or Blas is excited to be directing now at the Activities desks of both lodges, or not, inseparable. the play. “The very fi rst time on the Lincoln Hills resident website under Some sort of “chick” I saw ‘Love, Loss, and What I “Lifestyle Online.” For the bargain price of play, you ask? Not really… Wore’ on Broadway,” she said, $13 – every seat in Presentation Hall is a good The common thread running “I knew it would be fun for the one – plan to spend a night (or afternoon) of through this delightful play is Lincoln Hills Players to do this sheer entertainment. Shows are at 7:00 PM what was worn at key moments play. It is my honor and privilege Thursday June 8, Friday June 9, and Saturday in the women’s lives, all cleverly to bring this dream of mine to June 10; and at a 2:00 PM matinée on Sunday, linked to mother-daughter our Lincoln Hills audience”. June 11. Last summer’s tickets sold out quickly, relationships, the men who slip We’re fortunate to be able to so get yours while you can! in and out of their lives, the benefi t from Angela’s decades joys of puberty, and coping in of theater experience. a man’s world. Men, you will Meanwhile, Producer smile knowingly and roll your Craig Stults has been diligently Happy Mother’s Day! eyes with a mental “Yeah, so lining up all the “backstage” true!” especially when you “Love, Loss, and What I Wore” cast: Sharon Lefkov, Colleen Layne, elements of the production. Sunday, May 14th ponder the paltry 20% of closet Alice Crawford, Jeri Chase Ferris, and Merilee Thompson Imamoto. Producer of our sellout “Play space YOU get! It Again, Sam” last summer, The wry humor of the Photo by Ron Nabity Craig has some sage advice rotating cast of fi ve will bring for the gentlemen of Lincoln you laughter (the bra-buying Hills: “Men, do not miss this pre-teen being told, “The training bras are the audience will readily commiserate with one! You’ll be that proverbial fl y on the wall, over here”), reminiscences of your mom’s the musings represented in the playscript, listening in to what women talk about amongst not-so-subtle upbraids (“Is THAT what you’re ironically, some of the cast members are themselves at their coffee klatches and happy wearing?”), and a knowing “Oh, yeah” on reliving their own “real” lives, providing a hours!” descriptions of troublesome relationships modicum of authenticity to their theatrical A recent Los Angeles Times review of with purses. Humans of both sexes are sure personae. “Love, Loss, and What I Wore” aptly sums to enjoy this theatrical ride through a bright, Jeri Ferris looks forward to her role: up its wit and wisdom: lighthearted, but often heart-tugging set of “I’m lucky to be one of – actually I’m several “[The play] isn’t out to reclaim female recollections. of – the women in this hugely funny and very sexuality from centuries of oppression; it The fi ve women in the cast are portrayed touching play. Sisters, it will take you back, wittily celebrates wardrobe malfunctions... Please patronize our advertisers, by Alice Crawford, Jeri Chase Ferris, Merilee and men, you’ll learn what we REALLY think. [and points out that] ...if there is one thing and let them know you saw their Thompson Imamoto, Colleen Layne, and I get to be a nagging mom again (at last!); I the females of the species have in common, ad in the Sun Senior News! Sharon Lefkov. And while every woman in replay that nasty fi ght I had on the playground it’s a deep and abiding love/hate relationship

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WANTED: Old/Antique Rifles, FOR SALE: Total Gym 1500 Exercise IN TIMES OF CHANGE, Meditation THE SECOND (INDIANHEAD) Double BarrelShotguns. Damascus System. $50 or OBO. 916-342-5623. brings us back to our center. Join in Stargate DIVISION Association is searching for OK. SCLH collector. Call John: • • • Meditations, learn to reconnect to your those who served in the Army’s 2nd Infantry 916-408-4442. FOR SALE: Turntable, JVC fully Quantum nature beyond this ordinary Division at any time. This year the assoc. will • • • automatic direct drive with dust cover, time and space. Thursdays at Orchard commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Model L-FX22B. $49. 916-408-2130. Creek Lodge. Visit: www.astarsoulution. division that was formed in France during WANTED: Records, 1950’s 1960’s com or call/text Marilyn at 916 203-1370 - Jazz, Blues, Rock, Classical, etc. World War I. For info about association/ • • • for information/schedule. annual reunion in Arlington, Virginia from Buying small and large collections. FOR SALE: Indian Pottery. 3 pieces. LP’s, 45’s and 78’s. Also looking for • • • Sep. 13 - 17, 2017, visit: www.2ida.org. $30 or OBO. Painting of Florence Italy • • • reel-to-reel tapes (all types) and music Accademia. $20. 916-408-4899. MEDITATION/INNER JOURNEYS memorabilia. Call 530-273-8490. from different traditions. Meaningful BINGO: Join the Lincoln Area Archives • • • • • • questions/process work guide us to inner Museum and American Legion for “Tacos FREE: Beautiful Organ, call 916-7909. freedom. Insight Circle meets the 1st MAUI & TAHOE Condos 2BR/2BA from & Bingo”, May 6 at the Veterans Hall, 541 • • • Monday morning monthly in L.H. Call 5th St. Lincoln. Taco Dinner $5 starts at $175/nt. By SCLH owner Gil Joyce for info: 916-543-7195. Van Valkenburg. 800-733-3603. 5:30pm. Bingo - $25 for 12 games starts at • • • 6:30pm. Maui, Ocean - www.homeaway.com/368171. Maui, Wailea - www.homeaway.com/368174. ANNOUNCEMENTS DONATING: Table trays which roll under • • • Tahoe, Incline - www.homeaway.com/275698. bed for large eating surface. Helpful for bedridden. 916-409-9090. • • • GARAGE SALE: May 6th & 7th from • • • FOR SALE: Golf Cart - ’09 Yamaha, 8:00am-12:00pm at 1112 Newhaven Court, 4 seater, w/wrap, heater, music, newer many nice items and furnishings. batteries. $3,800. 805-813-3824. • • • • • • GARAGE SALE: May 6 & 7, 8am – 1pm. FOR SALE: PA SYSTEM 300watts VHF 1112 Newhaven Court. Area rugs, sofa table, glass coffee table, 2 end tables, chandelier, Wireless Portable, more features, rarely Classifi ed ads may be submitted by EMAIL at: used $100. 916-408-7011. pre-amp, amp subwoofer, speakers, and more quality items. • • • • • • [email protected] FOR SALE: GOGO elite traveller, Travel Scooter electric, used about a month. $450. GARAGE SALE: May 12 &13, 8a -1pm. Please include in the Call 916-253-9318. 2094 Lavender Hill Ct. Many quality items: Paint sprayer, pressure washer, collectibles, • • • clothing, cashmere. subject line: SCLH CLASSIFIED and your phone number! FOR SALE: Lost my traveling partner. • • • Marriot Vacation Timeshare for sale. Call Example: SCLH Classifi ed 916-123-4567 SCLH Resident. 916-769-8905. BOWLING SUMMER League Forming • • • Age: 50+, Sun City Residents and also Choose one of the following categories: outside. Invite your friends. This is a USBC FOR SALE: Yamaha Clavinova electric Sanctioned league. Location: Strikes SERVICE piano, rhythm accompaniment, volume Unlimited, Rocklin. Tuesday - Pin Blasters control, more. Headphones, manual. FOR SALE $1,200. Call 916-612-0744. Start May 16th at 9:30 AM. Contact Carol Torno, 650-218-9656, catorno68@gmail. WANTED • • • com FOR SALE: Bistro Table + 2-chairs, cloth • • • ANNOUNCEMENT seats for indoor patio. $125. Call 434-1424. CHRISTIAN BIBLE GROUP starting • • • in Catta Verdera. Want to have a God- If your ad needs a payment because it’s a Business Service FOR SALE: Bicycle carrier with mount. centered-marriage and life? Call 843- (see info on next page), or exceeds the 15 words Asking $125. 916-408-4567. 364-2120 for a FREE non-business ad, payment must be mailed • • • • • • FOR SALE: New 4-comfortable brown with a copy of your classifi ed ad or it may be paid by Visa or MC. chairs. Padded seats/arms, lower back support, casters. 31”H x 24”W. 916- 543-9242. All classifi ed ads must be received by the 15th of the month • • • to be published in the following issue.

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