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The View from SUN City Shadow Hills THE VIEW FROM SUN C I T Y S H ADO W HI LLS 2 U P C O M I N G L I F E STYL E E V E NTS TUN E I N T O C H ANN E L 9 8 Contents In This Issue... HOA News ......................................................4 Film Festival Preview Important Contact Numbers ..........................4 Community News ...........................................6 From Del Webb ..............................................11 Lifestyle ..........................................................13 Fitness ............................................................18 Golf Shop News ..............................................22 Website ...........................................................23 Calendar of Events .........................................24 Page 6 Committee Reports .........................................26 Chartered Club News .....................................27 Halloween Traditions Resident Group News .....................................35 On the Cover: "Happy Halloween": Photo by Sid Weiss L to R: Phil Mastrelli, Merle Freedman, Brenda Aviña, Sue Haffley, Gail Ueland, PJ Nilson Sun City Shadow Hills Community Association Page 8 Hours of Operation Volunteer Fair Preview Montecito Clubhouse 6 am to 10 pm - 7 days a week Lifestyle Desk 8 am to 5 pm - 7 days a week Association Office Monday through Thursday - 9 am to 12 pm – 1 to 4 pm 1st Saturday of the Month - 8 am to 12 pm Montecito Fitness Center 5 am to 8 pm - 7 days a week Page 10 “The Shadows” Shadow Hills Golf Club Restaurant Monday-Thursday 10:30 am -2:30 pm – Lunch The View plans to include a Happy Hour – 3:00-6:00 special article on Thanksgiving Friday-Sunday 8:00-11:00 am – Breakfast in November’s issue. 11:00-2:30 – Lunch We would like to build the Happy Hour – 3:00-6:00 pm article around residents. Please send us your favorite Shadow Hills Golf Club Snack Bar holiday recipe or an 6:30 am to 12 pm – Daily outstanding family photo. All entries will be considered for publication. [email protected] Hours are subject to change. 760-772-9617 L og on to W W W. oursunc I tys H ado WHI lls . N E T cont E nts 3 Important Contact Numbers From the General Manager SUN CITY SHADOW HILLS COMMUNITY AssOCIATION 80-814 Sun City Boulevard • Indio, CA 92203 760-345-4349 by Lynn P. Gilliam Lynn Gilliam, General Manager....................... 760-345-4349 General Manager [email protected] ............................. Extension 225 Michele Firestone, Assistant General Manager . 760-345-4349 [email protected] ......................... Extension 223 Ozzie Lopez, Facility Maintenance Director ... 760-345-4349 [email protected] ............................... Extension 224 Evangeline Gomez, Fitness Director............... 760-772-0430 The Music Festival in September was a hit with about 300 people [email protected] .............................. Extension 231 in attendance. There was a variety of music that allowed something Jason Ewals, Fitness Coordinator for everyone. As I have been around the clubhouse, I have seen [email protected] ................................ 760-772-0430 and heard rehearsals for some of the shows that will be coming up Eric Angle, Lifestyle Director ........................... 760-772-9617 this fall. If the rehearsals are any indication, we are in for a fun- [email protected] ............................... Extension 249 filled season. Also, don’t forget the Film Festival and our Green Gus Ramirez, Communications Coordinator ... 760-772-9617 Fair that will be held during October. Tickets are on sale for the [email protected] ............................ Extension 243 concert series that kicks off with Freddie “Boom Boom” Cannon’s Brenda Avina, Lifestyle Coordinator ................. 760-772-9617 rock-and-roll show in November. Be sure to stop by the Lifestyle [email protected] ............................... Extension 241 desk and check to see what events are planned so you can add your Chris Jones, Head Golf Professional............... 760-200-3375 favorites to your already busy schedules. [email protected] Sandy Hernandez, Food & Beverage Director .... 760-200-3375 Annual Meeting Update [email protected] Main Gate House............................................ 760-345-4458 As I discussed last month, the 2009 Annual Meeting of the Owners Phase III Gate House.............................. ........ 760-342-4725 is scheduled for November 16, 2009. Since there will be no Sales Office .................................................... 760-772-5400 vacancies on the Board, there will not be an election. Even though Shadow Hills Golf Club ................................. 760-200-3375 there will not be an election for members to serve on the Board this year, it will still be important that everyone attend the meeting SUN CITY S HADOW HILLS COMMUNITY AssOCIATION either in person or by proxy to approve the minutes from last year’s BOARD OF DIRECTORS meeting. Leeanne Brock, President ............................... 760-772-5400 The Board set the record date for owners who will receive [email protected] ...........................................Extension 5407 the annual meeting mailing and be eligible to attend the meeting Darren Warren, Vice President........................ 949-623-3769 in person or by proxy as September 30, 2009. This means that [email protected] ........................................Extension 5405 all owners of record on that date will receive an annual meeting Scott Pasternak, Treasurer package in the mail during the first part of October. Please watch [email protected] ............................... 949-623-3759 for this mailing so that you may return it in a timely manner so we Clarke Schlabach, Secretary can assure we have enough owners to meet the requirement for a [email protected] ................................. 760-342-8434 quorum. Roland “Dil” Dilda, Board Member [email protected]............................................ 760-972-4113 Maintenance Updates At the beginning of this month, we will begin the slurry seal project DEL WEbb SUN CITY S HADOW HILLS WARRANTY SERVICE on many of our streets and the parking lots at the Montecito If you have a question or concern regarding your home in Clubhouse and the Sales Center. For the streets that will be affected SCSH, please contact by email (preferred) or by phone: by the slurry sealing, we will be putting a notice with parking Phase 1: Jason Streeter, CR Senior Manager Special Operations instructions and dates that your street will be closed in the mail [email protected]............................. 949-255-1650 tubes next to your mailbox. These schedules will also be posted Push 2 for warranty service, then 1 for Del Webb community on Channel 98, the website and the community bulletin boards. Push 1 for Emergency Please watch for possible date changes and more information in Phase 2: Customer Relations Line these locations. Briefly: [email protected] .................................... 949-255-1650 October 5 – 8 Sun City Blvd from Jefferson to 40th Street Gate and 40th Gate Mailbox Repair - Call Ozzie Lopez 345-4349, Extension 224 October 9 – 14 Phase I streets north of Sun City Blvd. October 15 – 23 Phase II streets southeast of Sun City www.oursuncityshadowhills.net Blvd. 4 H O A N E W S TUN E I N T O C H ANN E L 9 8 October 21 & 22 Sales Office Parking Lot October 23 & 24 Monroe Gate (will reopen at 9:00 am on the 24th) October 25 Montecito Clubhouse parking lot We ask for everyone’s assistance in helping us while we do the necessary work on our streets. 2010 Census Associations have been asked by the Census Bureau to remind owners that every 10 years a census is conducted and that next year each household will be receiving a census questionnaire. The census is a massive effort to count every person living in the United States. The results of the census provide data that will be used as the basis for the apportionment of the members of the US House of Representatives among the states, and government funds are distributed based on census data. The key to a successful census is having every household fill out and mail back a completed census form. The 2010 Census will have one of the shortest census questionnaires in the history of census taking in the US and should only take about 10 minutes on average to complete. When you receive your questionnaire, please take a few minutes to fill it out and put it back in the mail. Making Sun City Shadow Hills A Pleasant Place To Live At the September 14 Board meeting, the Board reviewed the four rules that were out for a 30-day comment period. The “Kiln Rules” and the “Kitchen Rules” were approved by the Board. The “On-Street Parking Rules” and the “Fitness Rules” were denied with requests of staff to make changes and re-submit to the Board for review. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the Association, please call the Association office at (760) 345-4349. The staff is looking forward to helping you. Boo! L og on to W W W. oursunc I tys H ado WHI lls . N E T H oa N EW S 5 Lights! Camera!! A C T I O N!!! by M L Niethold Claude Rains has a marvelous role as a world-weary Yes, those ads you’ve been seeing are true -- Sun City Shadow sophisticate (read: French) who shows ultimate compassion. Hills is joining the ranks of those au courant venues – Cannes, He gets wonderful lines, almost all of which you will recognize. Sundance, Palm Springs. That’s right; it’s Film Festival Time. (“I’m shocked! Shocked! To find that there is gambling taking Our own Montecito Clubhouse is rolling out the Red Carpet place!”) All this and the haunting, wistful song; yes, you must and will host a fabulous feast for cinephiles and just plain movie remember this. lovers. Westerns, Weepers, Messages (never mind Samuel TRIVIA: That fog in the last scene was used to disguise the Goldwyn’s supposed quote: “If you want to send a message, call fact that the airplane was a cardboard model with midget Western Union), Noir, Musicals….lush color, glorious black extras walking around to provide perspective. and white; movies to make you laugh, cry and cheer.
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