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February 2013 Compass The Official Magazine of Sun City Lincoln Hills February 2013 Association's Annual Meeting — February 21... page 4 Feed Your Brain — Preserve Your Mind... page 7 What's in the Works for 2013? ... page 10 Association News In This Issue How to Use the Compass Ad Directory / Compass Advertisers ................... 91 Aging Well: Feed Your Brain — Preserve Your Mind .... 7 Find it fast: flip to the section you want using the header color. ARC / Architectural Review Committee ...................... 9 Advertisers' Directory Club News Association Contacts & Hours Directory ............ 90 Advertisers' listing by category by page Association club & support club articles Board of Directors Election ................................ 5 Association Contacts & Hours Community Forums Board of Directors Report................................... 4 Names, numbers, websites, hours CCRC-sponsored presentations Bucket List .............................................................. 15 Association News Community Profiles Bulletin Board ................................................. 39 Association, Board & committee articles Articles about community people, programs • You Are Invited ........................................... 39 Bulletin Board & Announcements Special Events Calendar of Events ..................................... 3 General or non-association club news Activities Department events by category CERT/Community Emergency Response Team ... 17 Activities Department Classes Day Trips & Extended Travel Classes ............................................................ 52 Activities Department classes Activities Department trips/travel by category Club Advertisement: Tap Company ........................ 11 Club Advertisements Wellness & Fitness Classes Club News ........................................................ 23 Annual Association club ads Wellness & Fitness classes Committee Opening / CCOC .................................... 4 In This Issue: page 2 Community Forums .............................................. 88 Table of contents. Connections ...................................................... 5 Upcoming Association-Related Meetings: page 3 Day Trips & Extended Travel .................................... 44 Assocation Board and Committee meetings for the next 45 days. Listing includes Finance Committee ............................................... 15 Golf Inspection and Listening Post. Food & Beverage Department ........................... 9, 38 Calendar of Events: page 3 Golf Cart Inspections ........................................... 88 Items listed chronologically here are Association-sponsored club activities, events, How to Use the Compass ....................................... 2 trips and presentations shown throughout the Compass. These entries are highlighted If These Walls Could Talk ....................................... 3 with a yellow screen on the page number shown. In Memoriam .................................................... 39 Association News and Community Profiles: pages 3-21 It's the Law ........................................................... 17 Articles about Association people, places and things. Jennifer Hugunin ................................................... 7 Annual Association Club Advertisement: page 11 Just What is the Bereavement Group? .................... 21 Clubs have the opportunity to run a half page annually in the Compass. Library News .................................................. 21 Club News: pags 22-37 Lifestyle Program Manager .................................... 10 All submitted club articles are included and separated into clubs (in teal) and Lincoln Hills Foundation ..................................... 15 (support clubs) in burgundy. Neighborhood Watch .......................................... 17 Bulletin Board: page 39 Properties Committee ...................................... 10 Short advertisements for non-Association-sponsored clubs and organizations. Properties Committee January Article .................. 10 You Are Invited: page 39 Reminders .................................................. 4-5 Vendors who have rented rooms within Association facilities in order to give a SAC / Strategic Advisory Committee ....................... 4 presentation to SCLH residents. Special Events ...................................................... 41 In Memoriam: page 39 Successful Super Senior Holiday Lunch ............ 21 Information provided by loved ones about Lincoln Hills residents who have recently The Spa at Kilaga Springs .............................. 11, 76 passed away. Upcoming Meetings ............................................. 3 Special Events, Day Trips & Extended Travel, Activities Department Classes, Wellness Wellness & Fitness Classes.................................... 75 & Fitness Classes: pages 41-86 Wellness & Fitness Exercise Class Schedules ..... 84-86 Activities & Wellness/Fitness Department events, trips, and classes. Wellness & Fitness News ...................................... 7 Community Forums: page 88 Health, education and informational presentations sponsored by members from the Communications & Community Relations Committee (CCRC) subcommittee. On the cover Association Contacts & Hours Directory: page 90 The Presentation Hall at Kilaga Springs Association addresses, contacts, phone numbers, email addresses and hours. Also Lodge has been remodeled with many included: alarm company, Golf Club Manager, Lincoln Police & Fire, Neighbors InDeed, enhancements and is open for business. and Pulte Homes Customer Care. Ray Ashton is shown here giving a Ad Directory: page 91 presentation on the History of Rock and Advertisers shown in this issue are listed in this directory with the page numbers Roll. Photo by Norm Shockley, Sr. on which they appear. 2 February 2013 Compass www.suncity-lincolnhills.org/residents Association News Cover Article Calendar of Events If These Walls Could Talk February 15-March 26 Presentation Hall makeover a welcome change Date Event Page # Doug Brown, Resident Editor 02/15 "Chapel of Love" — Elvis Tribute Concert 42* If you’ve ever visited • engage in thespian arts (Readers’ 02/16 Bus Trip: Chinese New Year Celebration 47 Philadelphia’s Indepen- Theater, Players’ rehearsals, meetings, 02/18 "The Wildest Ride in the Universe" 23 dence Hall or Boston’s Fa- and one-act stage plays) neuil Hall or Washington D.C.’s Library of • laugh heartily (monthly Comedy 02/18 "History/Daughters of the American Revolution" 29 Congress, among zillions of landmarks, Nights) 02/18 "Secrets You Can't Reveal" Grand Jury Assoc. 34 you have without a doubt experienced the • enjoy the silver screen (At the Movies) 02/18 Forum: "Margit's Freedom Passage" 88 awesome history of the site reverberating • inform and educate ourselves 02/20 KS Music Night: "A Salute to Ray Charles" 42 through you and recounting its stories, al- (Community Forums, presentations, 02/20 Forum: "Senior Moments: What is Normal?" 7, 88 most as if those walls lectures) “When you now attend a 02/21 Book discussion: Tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson 25 were talking to you. • organize our com- 02/21 Speaker: Jay Knauer / Air Traffic Controller36 In the years since Presentation Hall event, the aisles munity (Board of 02/21 Sun City Snow Train #2 52* its construction in are lighted, wider, and smoother; the Directors meet- 2004, our own Pre- new stage configuration provides ings, Club meet 02/22 "Fruit and Nut Trees" 28 sentation Hall in Kil- safer, easier access; a lift to the stage ings) 02/22 Open Mic Night 31 aga Springs Lodge is available as needed; new video • rejoice through 02/22-24 Ninth Annual LH Fine Arts Show 32 doesn’t capsulize screens have been added; and audio religious gather- 02/25 "Banded Agates" 29 centuries of history- delivery is improved.” ings (Shalom 02/25 Comedy Night at KS 41 making headlines, services, Valley 02/26 Bus Trip: Terra Cotta Warriors 52* but in its own modest way, if its walls could View Church 02/26 "Help, I Have No Pension and Need Money!" 81 talk, they would divulge a microcosm of services, celebration of life services) 02/27 Bus Trip: Speaker Series 52* our unique Lincoln Hills lifestyle. We are • welcome outside groups (weddings, 02/28 Spring Fashion Show Model Call 44 a community of people who… private rentals) • delight in musical performances (vocal Yes, if these walls could talk, they 02/28 Sun City Snow Train #3 52* and instrumental soloists and en- would tell our story! 03/02 Bus Trip: Sacramento Camellia Festival 49 sembles, Vaudeville’s “Cavalcade of We’ve recently seen a remodel of Pre- 03/03 Bus Trip: Beach Blanket Babylon 52* Stars,” Music Group’s Open Mic sentation Hall (see cover photo), in part to 03/04 KS at the Movies: "The Descendants" 44 nights, Chorus rehearsals) Please see “If These Walls” on page 37 03/06 "Pre-historic Astronomy Observatories" 23 03/06-07 Players Group: "Sex Please, We're Sixty" 41 Upcoming Association-Related Meetings 03/11 "Blue Birds and Swallows" 24 Date • Time • Place February 15-March 31 03/12 Trunk Show: Thimble Creek Quilt Shop 32 Finance Committee Meeting ...................... Wednesday, February 20, 9:00 AM, Oaks Golf Cart Registration .................................. Thursday, Feb. 21, March 7 & 21, 8:00 AM, OC Lodge 03/12 Concert: Tom Rigney and the Flambeau 42 Board of Directors Annual Meeting ........... Thursday, February 21, 10:30 AM, Ballroom 03/12 Bus Trip: Broadway Sac. "Beauty and the Beast" 44 ARC/Architectural Review Committee ....... Monday, February
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