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John Bolivar: Revered Jazz Performer Photo by Robert DeLaurenti. Story on page 12. Important Contact Numbers Sun City Shadow Hills Sun City Shadow Hills Community Association Community Association 80-814 Sun City Boulevard, Indio, CA 92203 Hours of Operation 760-345-4349 Association Office Monday – Friday · 9 AM – NOON, 1 – 4 PM Montecito Clubhouse ...... 760-772-9617 First Saturday of the Month · 8 AM – NOON Montecito Fitness Center ...... 760-772-0430 Montecito Fitness Center Santa Rosa Clubhouse ...... 760-342-2850 Seven Days a Week · 5 AM – 8 PM Montecito Clubhouse Judie Zoerhof, General Manager Seven Days a Week · 6 AM – 10 PM [email protected]...... 760-345-4349 Ext.225 Lifestyle Desk Ozzie Lopez, Facility Maintenance Director Seven Days a Week · 8 AM – 5 PM [email protected]...... 760-345-4349 Ext. 224 Montecito Café Evangeline Gomez, Lifestyle and Fitness Director Seven Days a Week · 10 AM – 6 PM Happy Hour · 3 – 6 PM [email protected] ...... 760-772-9617 Ext. 249 Santa Rosa Clubhouse Jason Ewals, Fitness Coordinator Seven Days a Week · 5 AM – 10 PM [email protected] ...... 760-772-0430 Ext. 231 Shadows Restaurant Brenda Avina, Lifestyle Coordinator Monday: Lunch: 10:30 AM – 4 PM [email protected] ...... 760-772-9617 Ext. 241 Monday Night Football: 5 – 8 PM Gus Ramirez, Communications Coordinator Tuesday: Lunch: 10:30 AM – 4 PM [email protected] . . . . . 760-342-2850 Ext. 204 Taco Tuesday: 5 – 8 PM Tony Chavez, Director of Golf Operations Wednesday: Ladies Day Buffet & Lunch: 10:30 AM – 4 PM Pizza Night: 5 – 8 PM [email protected] 760-200-3375 Ext. 221 Thursday: Mens Day Buffet & Lunch: 10:30 AM – 4 PM Food & Beverage ...... 760-772-7992 Dinner: 5 – 8 PM Main Gate House ...... 760-345-4458 Half-Rack Baby Back Ribs (Dinner Special) Phase III Gate House ...... 760-342-4725 Friday: Lunch: 10:30 AM – 4 PM Sales Office ...... 760-772-5400 Dinner: 5 – 8 PM Prime Roast of Beef (Dinner Special) Shadow Hills Golf Club...... 760-200-3375 Saturday Breakfast: 8 – 11 AM Shadows Restaurant...... 760-772-4342 & Sunday: Lunch: 11 AM – 4 PM Dinner: 5 – 8 PM Sun City Shadow Hills Community Association Prime Roast of Beef (Saturday Dinner Special) Board of Directors Pasta Night (Sunday Dinner Special) Stu Stryker, President Hours are subject to change. [email protected] ...... 760-469-3922 Tom Hutson, Vice President The [email protected] ...... 760-347-6317 Jerald “Jerry” Cavoretto, Treasurer ViewView The View is published monthly by the Sun City Shadow Hills Community [email protected] ...... 760-469-2651 Association. This publication is copyrighted and may not be reproduced Judy Arnold, Secretary or reprinted without the written permission of SCSHCA. For inquiries about articles, content, and advertising inquiries, contact the Lifestyle [email protected] ...... 760-200-3500 Department, 760-342-2850, or email [email protected]. Leeanne Brock, Member at Large Mission Statement [email protected] ...... 760-772-5400 To promote the community and recognize the individuals who contribute to the identity of the community, and to impart information relevant to the community as a whole. For warranty or customer service needs concerning Staff your home, please email: [email protected] Editor-In-Chief: Judie Zoerhof, General Manager Editor: Evangeline Gomez, Lifestyle and Fitness Director All warranty issues and questions must go through this email. Production: Gus Ramirez, Communications Coordinator You will receive an auto-reply stating your email has been received. Residents SCSHCA Communications Committee: Shaun Casey, Chair; Mailbox Repair . . . Ozzie Lopez, 760-345-4349 Ext. 224 Arnold Choy; Aggie Jordan; Lee Powell; Sid Weiss 2 January 2014 TheView President’s set of bid specifications. For example, we did not feel the per door fee was appropriate since almost all of the units are now sold. (This approach saved us about Report $10,000 over the course of the year). We also requested they net out their payroll processing fee, but PCM was BY STU STRYKER the only one who provided this information to us. The PRESIDENT end result is PCM’s bid came in substantially lower than the other bidders. So what is the net savings to the community? • Our management fee is $9,950 per month, down from $12,250 per month. The annual savings is $27,600. Keeping our Residents Informed • Our current payroll processing/human resource fee is Fellow residents, the HOA Board has approved the 3%; based on a $2.1 million dollar payroll, the fee would renewal of the contract for our management services: be $63,000 annually. We currently have approximately The Board spent just over two months making its 81 employees; 56 are full-time, and the rest are part- decision to award the contract to PCM. We received time employees. Under the new terms of the renewed bids and interviewed multiple leaders in the homeowner contract, our payroll processing/human resource fee association management industry. We narrowed it down will be a flat rate of $25.75 per full-time employee per to three companies that we felt could provide the level pay period, there is no fee for part-time employees. of service and attention to detail needed to serve our The new fee equates to less than $35,000, which results News from the Board community. All of the bidders were reputable companies, in an additional $28,000 in savings annually. and I personally enjoyed the interview process, the • Our current food and beverage management fee is conversations and, most important, how much we $3,000 per month. We restructured this part of the learned during this process. agreement so that, if PCM does not meet or exceed During the interview process we visited communities the budget, PCM will only get $1,500 per month. managed by the candidates; and we spoke with board Although we are hopeful the food and beverage members, general managers, and members of the operation will do well this year as we continue to give communities. In addition, we spent hours ensuring the this part of our business the attention it deserves, bids were comparable from a cost standpoint. Although there is also a recognized cost savings here as well. we sent a detailed Request for Bid to each bidder, the • When it is all said and done, 2014 should show over bids we received were in multiple formats. So it was not a $100,000 savings from 2013. easy for us to compare them to each other. Each had its The contract was reviewed by the Board members and own management fees, staffing plans, and/or charges the Association’s counsel. In addition, we considered for ancillary fees. In the end, no other bidder could advice from some members of the community about the match PCM’s fee coupled with its level of service. terms of the contract. We made over two dozen changes! Our current management fee is $4,500 per month The Board has been asked why we did not wait until for management services, plus a fee of $2.50 per door. a new board is in place to vote on a new contract. The Although the $2.50 per door does not sound like much, simple answer is: the contract expiration date was Janu- it equates to an additional $7,750 per month, making ary and a new board will not be in place until March. It the total management fee $12,250 per month or is important to note the contract term is for one year, $147,000 annually. just like any of other service contracts. Each bidder also applied its own payroll processing Finally, the Board also considered the option of self- fee. Again, once we were able to compare the bids equally, management. We often get compared to Sun City Palm they were all higher than our current fee, which is 3% of Desert, which some say was managed at one time by payroll. The payroll processing fee is not just processing PCM and before going to a self-management. However, payroll checks; it also includes a myriad of other benefits Sun City Palm Desert was never managed by PCM or for our staff, i.e. workers compensation, management any other management company besides Del Webb’s oversight, accounting support, training, recruiting costs, team. The management structure currently in place there benefits administration, payroll taxes, and maybe the today is the one that Del Webb developed, built, and most important is the obligation to any lawsuit. They ultimately turned over when the developer completed are responsible for their employee’s actions. the community. At this time, the Board concluded that Once the board reached a consensus on the format, a self-management structure would not be in the best we reached out to the remaining three bidders and interest of the community and that it does not support asked them to take another look at the community for the long-term success of Sun City Shadow Hills. consideration of any cost savings they may be able to Thank you for your time in allowing us to present the recognize immediately. We also gave them a more specific facts.

Log on to www.scshca.com January 2014 3 Treasurer’s Finance and Variance Report

BY JERALD J. CAVORETTO TREASURER

The Board of Directors of Sun City Shadow Hills is pleased to announce our budget for 2014, which reflects a $20.00 reduction in your maintenance assessment to the new amount of $217.00 per month. Please see the attached charts for the breakdown of these amounts.

The latest Financials can be found on our website at scshca.com.

Next Board Meeting InIMPORTANT order to assure timely BILLING posting of your NOTICE assessment Please join us… payment, all assessment payments should be mailed to: PCM of California P.O. Box 51412 Date: Mon., Jan. 27 Los Angeles, CA 90051-5712

Time: 2:00 pm The Association office CANNOT accept assessment payments. Please do not mail Location: Ballroom or deliver payments to the HOA office.

4 January 2014 TheView Motions Passed By Board · November 18, 2013

2014 Reserve Study FINANCIALS The Board approved the 2014 Reserve Study Association Financials pending review by the Finance Advisory The Board accepted the September and October Committee and with the adjustment of 2013 Association financials as presented, subject completed lots to 3345. to audit. Approval of 2014 Budget and Authorization North and South Course Golf Financials of Member Budget Mailing The Board accepted the September 2013 North The Board approved by a vote of three to two and South Course financials as presented, subject (3-2), with Directors Cavoretto and Hutson to audit. disapproving, the 2014 Annual Budget and Liens on Member Accounts authorized the annual member budget mailing. The Board approved the following delinquent As a result of the approved annual budget, Director member accounts for lien if not paid within the Stryker announced that the monthly assessment will News from the Board time period established in the intent to lien letter: be lowered from $237.00 per month to $217.00 per SHS3203-1 month. SHS4132-2 SH00133-1 Replacement of Fitness Equipment – SH05154-7 Treadmill and Rower SH05254-2 The Board approved the quote from Advantage Fitness Products for one Star Trac Treadmill and one Concept II Rower for a total of $8,019.29 CONSENT AGENDA from reserves. The Board accepted the Committee Minutes that comprise the Consent Agenda and included in this motion was the approval of the following routine business. 1. Accept the Dissolution of the Retirement Club per club’s request. 2. Replacement of three (3) Association Computers – Approved Dell quote (Reserve Expense $2,673.09) 3. Approved Finance Committee Member Appointment of Carl Thornton. News from the Board ...... 3 4. Approved the Emergency Preparedness Association News ...... 6 Committee’s amended charter changes. Feature Stories ...... 10 Lifestyle Update ...... 24 NEW BUSINESS Food & Beverage ...... 33 Establish Homeowner Record Date for Fitness & Golf ...... 34 March 3, 2014 Annual Meeting The Board approved and established January 3, Club News ...... 40

2014 as the date of homeowner eligibility to vote issue: this In From Del Webb ...... 53 and notice of meeting record dates. Advertising ...... 54

Log on to www.scshca.com January 2014 5 People Who Make Our Lives Better From the General Manager BY JUDIE ZOERHOF GENERAL MANAGER

In our continuing efforts to improve our food and beverage operations, we are very pleased to announce the new Food and Beverage Manager, Randall Holloman. Randall’s experience includes being a restaurant owner, event planner, and executive chef. Randall has spent over 30 years in the food service industry. He has already planned two new menus for Shadows and, within 10 minutes of receiving his orientation, he was at Shadows pitching in with dinner service. As of this writing, the official Food and Beverage Survey results are pouring in. This survey will allow the Board and the Ad Hoc Committee to understand what you, the residents, want from the Food Photo by Beth Bolduc and Beverage service. The committee will work to give this community the best amenity that we can that is efficiently operated and serves high- quality hot food. Tony Bosken In our continuing efforts to communicate with the residents, the Communications Committee has approved its Mission Statement: “To Employee Of The Month promote the community and recognize the individuals who contribute to December 2013 the identity of the community, and to impart information relevant to the It is our pleasure to honor Tony community as a whole.” The Communications Committee as well as the Bosken as employee of the month Information Advisory Committee will provide information about our for December 2013. community that sets us apart as a benchmark in the Valley. Tony Bosken has worked at To create the best possible community, please avail yourselves of Shadow Hills Golf Club for a every opportunity to learn about the candidates and to vote. The couple of years as a First Assistant Annual Meeting of the members will be held on March 3. The Golf Professional, and he does a Candidates Forum will be held on February 5, Wednesday, at 6 pm. great job. Ballots will be mailed with the Notice of Meeting on January 27, 2014. Tony’s responsibilities have gone Please take your responsibility seriously within this community and beyond the normal call of duty. In vote for the candidates of your choice. There are three Directors whose recent months he has expanded his terms will expire in 2014: Tom Hutson, Judy Arnold, and Leeanne Brock knowledge base and continues to are leaving the Board. Three new candidates will be elected, and there work towards his PGA Class A will no longer be developer representation on the Board. Please vote. Card. During the North Course The candidates are, in alphabetical order: reopening Tony ran the course for 3 Judith Baker Kleckner three weeks; and now he is assisting 3 John Council in the scoring preparation for our 3 Joan Dzuro clubs, a very detail oriented task. 3 Greg Middlebrook Tony is an ambassador for the 3 Manny Rosas game of golf: he has a large clientele 3 Clarke Schlabach for lessons, and his clients give him rave reviews, making him a valuable Shadow Hills employee. Judie Zoerhof 6 January 2014 TheView Association News 7 January2014 URNER T ERRIE & T & OHEN C HYLLIS “How to” books to” “How books Religious books Travel tapes VCR Fiction Historical/political Biographies/autobiographies DVDs CDs please) pieces, missing (no Puzzles Cookbooks Sportsbooks books Self-help P If you are interested in becoming a libraryvolunteer, a becoming in interested are you If We do not accept: We • • • • • • • • • • • • • Our library is located in the Montecito Clubhouse donations: as accept We Y please contact Barbara Perler at [email protected]. 760/772-4484 or From the Library Fromthe B Steel by Danielle Books of the Missing The Case No, that isn’t the title of the latest book by Ms. Steel. Instead, we recently noticed that our entire collection including authors, popular most our of one by books of Ms. Steel, is missing in know action. that We some of our readers are avid fans of particular authors, but we books few a take only would you if it appreciate would at a time so that others also have the opportunity to enjoy them. We ask that you manner. timely a in books return the borrowed and is completely supported by volunteer assistance. 10 than more not of donations book accepting are We items per family per month in Please excellent leave condition. your donated booksbooks and/or on returned the carts books are and historical/political arranged by the first located in the library. letter Fiction of the author’s last autobiographies are arranged name; by the first letter andof the biographies/ name. last subject’s holiday decorations IEBORG

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Logwww.scshca.com to on Committee Reports Committee we are finding many things being done you If DRC. the to applications without without project your of middle the in are approval, you will be stopped until you can which application, approved an have take up to 30 days. If you have something that done can’t be approved, you you If it. remove or it change to have will are doing something other than it change to what have will you approved, was contractor your If approved. was what to B Money and Time to Save How architectural or landscape do you Before need you property, your to modifications to submit the required applications to the HOA office for Design approval by Review the CommitteeWith DRC approval, (DRC).be will project, the you start you When work. may begin sure to post a green card in one of your to street, the from visible windows, front show that you have approval for your project. Once your project is complete, you must notify theproject Your card. green your in turning HOA office by and member DRC a by inspected be will followed. was approvedplan your if Design Review Committee Review Design (DRC) does something other than what approved, you will was have to change it to what was you approved. are Ultimately, responsible for what is done. The DRC has no power over the contractor, but it can stop your project and fine you.Save the hassle, get an application and right. it do must be down by January by down be must 10. People Who Make Our Lives Better

Emergency Preparedness Committee (EPC) BY ANN BLAKE

Your Emergency Preparedness Committee Needs Your Help! Every part of the EPC needs hands-on to make it Photo by Beth Bolduc work. The medical team will be handling basic first aid. We Jason Ewals can train you to do what needs to be done. We need lots of people in areas that have nothing to do with 2013 Employee of the Year first aid. We need documenters, gofers, runners, and The 2013 Employee of the Year is someone doormen. Not that we will actually have doors, but who has proven that hard work, dedication, chaos will only increase if we have non-team personnel and kindness truly define what it means to be in our area. an outstanding employee. In the event of a major disaster, the clubhouses will This year, we are pleased to recognize and be closed. We will operate outside near the Montecito honor Jason Ewals because, without a doubt, he Clubhouse. Ideally, we will also have a station at the is exceptional in every way. Jason’s commitment Santa Rosa Clubhouse. At the present time we do not and loyalty to Sun City Shadow Hills and his have enough volunteers to do this. When a disaster fellow teammates are exemplary, and his occurs, it will be too late to train volunteers. I know dedication to hard work is visible in many ways. there are lots of you that will want to help in the Jason consistently strives to go far beyond emergency, but you will be of no use to us if we don’t what is expected of him by reaching out to help know what you can do and if you don’t know how we anyone in need. His ability to interact with great will operate. courtesy toward the residents of our community Please call us to say you will give us the hands we need has demonstrated the best qualities of what we, and so you will know how to help yourself and your as employees, strive to accomplish in providing family. an outstanding level of customer service. All of There will be CERT Training at the Santa Rosa the department managers unanimously agreed Clubhouse February 21, 22, and 23. Your only that Jason was most deserving of this honor, investment is your time. Watch for information on how and it is a great privilege for me, Evangeline to sign up. Gomez, that I was chosen to try to highlight – There will be a community information seminar on in these few words – the many contributions January 11, 2014, at the Montecito Clubhouse. that Jason unfailingly makes. Remember, the life you save may be your own! 8 January 2014 TheView Association News 9 January2014 The quarterly The Coffee programwas Cop a with As we continue this program in 2014, we Coffee Cop a with well attended (the highest attendance program ofto date). Representatives this of the Indio Police Department presented session an informative about how protects us and what we can to do as individuals our police of variety a discussed They property. protect our department law enforcement issues and answered resident questions. One of the highlights of the meeting was meeting a member canine of unit, the who department’s demonstrated drugs identify gunpowder. and how he can like would they topics for ideas resident welcome addressed.see to ERLER P

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remains high, with 30 incidents this month, our moving five only with improved record speeding violations. A majority of the stop sign incidents were at the intersection of Sun City Boulevard Logwww.scshca.com to on Safety with no significant incidents to with searched being report. vehicles four of reports were There missing were items Two entry. forced of signs no from one vehicle; nothing was taken remind from to like would thewe again Once three. other all residents to make We sure driveway. the they in or street the lock on parked when their cars also recommend advising your guests totoo. cars, their lock to install more “No Stopping Any Time” signs on the south side firehouse to Monroe Street. These signs protect of Avenue 40 the from perimeters the of suspicious vehicles our from property parking were there.There 12 incidents and of garage keep unattended doors – a open significant and reduction for fromresidents thank to want theWe months. previous closed. doors garage their rememberingkeep to B Security SecuritySafety& Committee post-menopausal weight gain and look like an overstuffed, middle-aged, In the Water and soon-to-be-old woman confined to a wheelchair. Not going to happen. Not at 56. Not as long as I can help it. My recovery began with physical therapy, and it was slow and painful. But it was after I moved to Sun City Shadow Hills to continue my recovery in a warm climate that I began swimming and participating in our aqua aerobics classes. That’s BY MARCIA DIAMOND when I really noticed how I was PHOTOS BY SID WEISS reshaping my body. And my knee Mustang Sally, Roseanna, Diana, continued to benefit from my Surfer Girl, and Sherry Baby were all determination and hard work. in the pool with us during Jason’s Except it didn’t feel like hard work. water aerobics class. (In song, that It was fun. is.) And we “celebrate good times, Water has great properties; one of come on.” It’s fun, it feels good, it’s the best for working out is resistance. therapeutic and, for me, it’s the key In order to enhance the resistance, I to staying young or at least feeling purchased webbed swimming gloves. that way. After all, it’s no longer They help increase the strength in about our chronological age. It’s my arms and tone my muscles. about our quality of life. Simple and effective. In Jason’s class, Today I hear, “I bet you were always we use water dumbbells and do small,” or “You’ve never had a weight underwater curls, strengthening problem.” I’ve even heard, “You’re biceps and triceps. My “wings” have just lucky – you have such a great literally vanished. Several of the body.” These are comments from water fitness exercises Jason puts us women I’ve met in aqua aerobics, or through require use of your core, in the gym, or out at the pool in the back, abdominals, and obliques. two plus years since my husband and These muscles are often ignored I moved to Sun City Shadow Hills. during other exercises. Truth is: I used to battle with losing Another great feature about water 20 to 40 pounds. is its buoyancy, which reduces your I think back now and laugh, weight and puts significantly less knowing it took a mule kick three stress on your joints, bones, and years ago in Montana to start my muscles. Right after my accident, my awakening and the permanent weight physical therapist had me in water loss that followed. That’s right, a mule where the weightlessness allowed me kick, shattering the tibial plateau to exercise without pain. I was doing (ground zero for walking) and the leg lifts with my damaged leg, lifting tibia in my right leg. I won’t bore underwater weights! you with the details but, during my Even at the beginning when I long recovery, a shift occurred in my wasn’t able to participate in a class, thinking. As I lay in my hospital bed, I was still in the pool with my blue located where my dining room table Aqua Jogger exercise belt, pumping had been, my biggest fear was not my legs and moving the water with the idea that I might not walk again my arms. The side benefit: making but that I would continue my recent new friends, finding out about local 10 January 2014 TheView

Feature Stories 11 January2014

Contact the author at at author the Contact [email protected]. The other day in the clubhouse, to inspiration an I’m told been I’ve So, is it just about swimming and Even though I’m reminded of my Water exercise is fun, pain-free, restaurants and events – all I’m while moving my legs resistancewater. the of against the an acquaintance made a comment She pool.” the in “women the about to got never she that hoped she said a place where she would start need aqua to aerobics. When I asked her what it was about the class she in women “The said, she like, didn’t the class don’t look like perception veryHer working hard.” they are workout. a of much not it’s that was I thought realized for she’s a right…and Like moment anything, wrong. you get and back what you put into it. But the great thing about water exercise resistance. some has movement is that all truth the flattered, I’m While others. is, when I focused. I know the benefits, and I am exercising, push myself. I want to get the most I’m I can out of that 45 minutes. I have encouraged a couple of known friendsI’ve years two the to In me. join them, their body transformations amazing. been have heath, about it’s No, exercise? water diet, and exercise – which equate to quality of life. For me, exercise has become an almost daily habit. That It’s and amazing eating the healthy. energy I have. I feel younger today than I did 10 years ago. Although I was forced to give up hiking and swimming, and biking for walks long former the miss all. don’t at I show every I age time chronological my identification, my quality of life has increased fourfold, telling me I me. in left youth of lot a have still and very effective. Don’t wait to be plunge! the take mule, a by kicked Logwww.scshca.com to on John Bolivar: Revered Jazz Performer

BY AGGIE JORDAN PHOTOS BY ROBERT DELAURENTI.

all your brothers play instruments? As students at Worthington High School, he and two of his brothers played in the band. John played the clarinet, the flute and the piccolo while Michael and Clarence played the sax. Although their younger brothers, Chris and Tony, did not play with them at the same time in the high school band, they have If you haven’t met our talented neighbor John joined the older Bolivar, you will at the second “Concerts Series” brothers in achieving a performance on January 19, 2014, at the Blues successful professional and Jazz Cabaret. What a talent! John plays 15 career in music. instruments — every instrument but the strings — With all this musical but his favorites are the flute and the saxophone. Well, talent in one family, one would assume that their parents when I say ”the flute,” I mean all flutes, but primarily were musicians. But no, John says, “They just loved the concert flute in C and the alto flute. Around this music. Music rang throughout our house all the time. My great Coachella Valley, you can hear John playing the grandparents inspired us to play and my parents loved to instrument for which he is well known, the alto sax. dance.” Along with other now famous students in the John hails from Houston, Texas, one of eight brothers band, the brothers played for fun, trying to outdo each and sisters. What’s it like to grow up in a family where other. John was inspired by Benny Goodman, but he gives

12 January 2014 TheView most of the credit for his musical development to his high school band director. “He was so well “I have studied and continue to study rounded. We studied all music whether it was all kinds of music from classical to modern. Beethoven, jazz, or our marching songs. Our school was heavily based on the arts.” The music of the people across the world John feels that, if his musical talent were not flows deep within me…” recognized by the Air Force, he wouldn’t be where he is today. He joined the Air Force Band jazz performance last year with Yve Evans in 1963. After he was injured on base in 1966, and Johnny Meza, and we won’t forget the he received a medical discharge; but he is grateful excitement that moved the audience to its feet as that the Air Force set him on his musical career. the improvisation captured our hearts, our spirits, “Because the Air Force had a storeroom of and our swaying bodies. instruments, it allowed me to try all of them out. We look forward to seeing you vibrate with Playing with the Air Force Band gave me the the music of John and Yve at our Lifestyle’s opportunity to develop my talent. I placed presentation in January of the “2013/2014 second in a talent show where one of the judges Concert Series.” was Jack Jones.” With this encouragement, John joined up with others to form a band in Contact the author at [email protected]. Cheyenne, Wyoming, and in the Black Hills of South Dakota. After his discharge, he headed for California, where his family had moved. John’s professional career has spanned the last 50 years traveling and playing with BB King, Herb Alpert, Aretha Franklin, and Lalo Schifrin. Among many other artists, he’s played with Little Anthony, Peaches and Herb, the OJ’s, and the Imperials. John has recorded with “The Incredible Jimmy Smith” and has played with orchestras in films, although he says, “If you Stories Feature blinked your eye, you wouldn’t see me.” The smile that lights up John’s face when he talks about music and says, “I’m still performing and enjoying it to the fullest,” comes from his emotional connection to cultural music. “I have studied and continue to study all kinds of music from classical to modern. The music of the people across the world flows deep within me… whether it be Europe, Africa, Asia, or South America or music from the islands, China, Yugoslavia, or Russia. I connect with these magnificent artists performing all over the world. Some of our young musicians don’t seem to get this emotional connection to their music. All sound is vibration. All living things are vibrating. Each of these wavelengths allows our bodies to experience a different feeling. I’m teaching Improvisation for the Boys and Girls Clubs of America, so those students can experience music in their bodies and create with their spirits.” John and his wife, Victoria, came to Sun City Shadow Hills in 2011. John can be seen in many venues throughout the Valley. We all enjoyed his

Log on to www.scshca.com January 2014 13 Me and Sinatra

This is just a little a story about which embarks on a sole sponsorship Frank Sinatra and me. In 1960, I’m of a totally unique prime-time 26 and working in the Hollywood anthology series of 26 shows called office of J. Walter Thompson Ford Startime on NBC. The fifth show Company, then the largest and most is a musical extravaganza to be taped successful advertising agency in the at NBC Burbank. The show stars

BY BUD FITZSIMMONS world. I’m a television publicist and Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and HEADSHOT BY SID WEISS my client is the Ford Motor Company, Sammy Davis Jr., with a full 20-piece orchestra, a bunch of guest stars, and a big production singing and dancing numbers jammed into two hours. My job is to get big news stories and photos in every major newspaper and magazine. So, I hire Hollywood’s greatest still photographer, Mr. Anthony Eugren, “Photographer to the Stars.” We go to the off- stage seating area where Sinatra, Martin, Davis, and the cast are gathered. I introduce myself, “Hello, Mr. Sinatra, Mr. Martin, I’m Bud Fitzsimmons and I’m doing the publicity for the show. This is Anthony Eugren. 14 January 2014 TheView Quiz of the Month BY DARLENE TURNER We will be taking stills at convenient times during the rehearsals and at the Books end of takes.” Frank Sinatra says, 1. In which novel do we meet the people of “Hey, Anthony, how’s it going?” I Brobdingnag and Lilliput? figure I’m golden for great stills. 2. Who wrote the famous Diary of life in London And boy, do we take stills. We take a in the 1600s? hundred stills of Frank, Dean, Sammy, the girls, Frank with Dean, Dean with 3. Why did Henry David Thoreau go to live alone Sammy, Frank with Sammy, all of them in a cabin in the woods at Concord, 1845-1847? singing, clowning, laughing, Frank 4. What are the names of the three writing Bronte holding Sammy, Dean with a cigarette, sisters, and which one wrote Jane Eyre? the sets, the orchestra, a bunch of 5. What is the name of the novel on which Camelot candid dressing room shots. We take was based, and which King is it about? so many pictures Anthony runs out of 6. Who wrote the English detective novels about flash bulbs and film. Lord Peter Wimsey?

7. In what historical background did the Stories Feature Tale of Two Cities (1859) take place, and what “We take a are the two cities? hundred stills Answers on page 22… of Frank, Dean, Sammy…”

We have everything we need, so we say our thanks and goodbyes and start for the stage door. Suddenly this voice comes out above all the clatter. “Hey, Fitzsimmons, you got all the pictures you need?” I turn back and look straight into the face of the guy who asks – those blue eyes staring at me. It’s Frank Sinatra. He remembers my name and says it just like I’m one of the Pack. Hey, that’s why he’ll always be the Chairman of the Board.

Contact the author at Larry By Goodman [email protected].

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BY ARNOLD CHOY

Imagine for a moment you can a small group of residents and the be anywhere in the world using Computer Club Executive Board. Desert Life anyone’s computer or even a smart A few highlights include: phone. If you key in w-w-w-.-s-c-s- • The President’s Report, Board • Since 2005, the Desert Life Club h-c-a-.-c-o-m and hit ‘enter,’ Meeting Videos, Motions Passed has been offering programs of before you can say “ah-ha” you are by the Board, and Association interest to the women of Sun immediately transported to the Financials. City Shadow Hills in a luncheon colorful Sun City Shadow Hills • A Directory of Helpful Information format once a month. The board website, a central repository of for important and meaningful of directors plans programs as information and resources for the contact information for various diverse as well known authors, pleasure of the residents (and community services. renowned area chefs, Sunnylands friends) of our active community. • A slide show on the Home page and the Annenberg Estate, and With just a few clicks or taps from highlighting special events (also fashion shows from area retailers. your keypad, mouse, or phone you added ‘Next’ and ‘Pause’ buttons • The club usually meets on the can get current and local news, find under the slide show). third Tuesday of the month, out what events are forthcoming, • Easy links to a handful of external from 11 am – 2 pm. Presently, see the fitness and events calendars, club websites. they are meeting at the Mira read a story submitted by a resident • A Suggestion Box on the Home Monte Resort and Spa in Indian writer, reserve a meeting room, sell page to promote and enhance Wells. The atmosphere, service, your old golf clubs, review the communication. and food are very special; and monthly financials, read the View We made many cosmetic changes members receive the full guest magazine, find someone in the such as: treatment. Resident Directory, see what movie • Grouped, moved, and renamed • The membership has grown to is playing this week, view a video many links and sublinks for easier over 240 members and provides of the latest Board meeting, and and more logical paths to an opportunity for networking, access a host of other helpful and information. making new friends, and learning important resources. • Enlarged fonts wherever possible about the community and its for easier viewing. resources. It is one of the best Our goal is to make the SCSH • Added a This is Your Life in Color places to get the word out about photo gallery section for residents everything in the desert, such as website become our major source to submit photos of everyday practical solutions to everyday of up-to-date information living in our community. problems and the best deals for our community. around town. Holiday Photo Contest Results For the December Holidays, we • The women of Desert Life As with any “live” website, the sponsored a photo contest of the comprise a cross section of information needs to be constantly best decorated homes in SCSH. amazing talents, experience, reviewed, monitored, and updated To view the winning photo plus and wisdom that make this in a timely manner. Over the past other entries, go to www.scshca.com organization a dynamic and year the Website Subcommittee, and click on the This is Your Life in lively setting to forge new, which I chair, sponsored in-depth Color link. lifelong relationships. reviews of the website content with 16 January 2014 TheView • Added an Editorial Policy statement for In closing we would like to share with you a resident-submitted content to the website. few meaningful statistics about the website: From the new Suggestion Box, a resident suggested • The top webpages visited every month are: moving the Front Gate sublink selection to the • Home Page • Clubs & Groups Stories Feature main menu; and we quickly scheduled and • Message Board • View Magazine implemented the change! • Classifieds • Resident Directory Focus Groups for 2014 • Announcements • Upcoming Events • There has been a greater than 30% increase in This year we will be coordinating a few registered users since last year (now close to Resident Focus Groups to gather much needed 2,500 users). information about what the residents would like • The top Groups visited every month are: the website to be. From this vital information • Pickleball • Tutta Bella Vino base, a survey will be created for distribution • Men’s Golf Club • Classy Niners to the community. Finally, from the volume of • Couples Golf • Lady Putters information received from the surveys, action • Discussion Forum • Lively Liners plans will be put into place and website upgrades • Average visits to the website per day have will be scheduled accordingly. increased nearly 30% from last year. Now for some great news! So if you have not yet visited the SCSH • The Computer Club will conduct classes for all website, we implore you to kick the tires, give it of us to learn how to use the web. Information a test drive, and provide us with feedback. about these classes will be available in the If you are having trouble navigating, please February issue of the View. email us at [email protected] or • Additionally, we will roll out our Roving [email protected]. You will be truly Reporters and Photographers, who will take amazed at the amount of information and pictures and write short stories about residents resources available at your fingertips. engaged in their various activities and post them on the website. Contact the author at [email protected].

Log on to www.scshca.com January 2014 17 Specialty Clubs This is the final in a series of short profiles about Good Things Come in Tens our Chartered Clubs that we hope will acquaint you with the many rich opportunities they offer. BY MERLE FREEDMAN This month, we feature our Specialty Clubs. meet in. The ladies (for there were only ladies involved initially) met in one another’s homes and discussed the books they had read. The club was chartered on July 12, 2005, “…for the purpose of reading books Readers Ink and sharing impressions of what is read with other members.” After • Readers Ink was chartered in 2005 the Montecito Clubhouse “for the purpose of reading books opened (December 31, 2005) and sharing impressions of what is Happy 2014! It’s hard to and meeting rooms became read with other members.” The club believe, but in a few short available, the club moved its meets on the fourth Tuesday of every months our community’s first activities into that wonderful month in the Montecito Clubhouse. residents will be celebrating 10 facility. With over 40 active members, upwards years of living here at Sun City of 20 participants attend year-round Shadow Hills! Throughout the meetings. year, we may be hearing about • Books of any genre are suggested by all many things that come in 10s, members and selected by popular vote. but I’ll start it right now with a After reading a selection, members give list of the books that were rated it a numerical score; and the ratings the top 10 by one of the first 10 are posted on the club’s community chartered clubs at SCSH. website page. Members take turns Readers Ink was formed in leading the discussions, which are early 2005 by eight of SCSH’s notably candid and remarkably lively. original settlers who loved to Diverse opinions are respected, and read, led by the intrepid Connie everyone is encouraged to speak freely. Brennan. • The club’s gatherings attract guest appearances by published authors. Many local residents have written interesting books, and best-selling The membership currently writers have found their way to the stands at over 40 and includes meetings. three men who regularly attend the meetings. There are • Some members are literacy volunteers generally between 20 and 30 in community programs, and the club members present each month proudly supports their efforts. and, although it may seem that • Members agree that Readers Ink this is too large a group to have enriches their lives by introducing meaningful discussions about them to a variety of books they might books, that is not the case. All never have personally chosen to read. have the opportunity to express Similar literary tastes have been the their views, or to just sit and catalyst for many friendships. listen if they’d like, and we are Everyone looks forward to the respectful of each other’s monthly meetings, and new members There were no official clubs at opinions. Some of our most are always welcome to join. the time, and no clubhouses to interesting sessions are those

18 January 2014 TheView where the comments are widely earning the most votes are of the best I’ve read.).” As the varied. “Loved it” or “hated it” those that are read and list will show, members were makes for the most fun! discussed by the group in the somewhat more generous with following three months. their ratings in the first year and Members take turns acting as have become more discerning discussion leaders. Beginning in later years. But I think in 2006, the club started rating everyone will agree that we books on a scale of “0 (One of have read some pretty darn the worst ever.)” to “10 (One good books! Here are the top 10* books and ratings. And so the first Top 10 list of SCSH’s first decade is now one for the books, so to speak. Moving on… Happy reading, everyone!

The author was President of Readers Ink from Club members select the July 2010 through 2012 books to be read during and serves as administrator quarterly business meetings. of the club’s webpage. Suggestions are made, Contact the author at everyone votes, and the books [email protected].

Top Ten Books of Readers Ink Book Club Members Stories Feature

Book Rating

Wild Swans: Three Daughters of China by June Chang ...... 10 (July 2006) The Other Boleyn Girl by Philippa Gregory ...... 9.8 (May 2006) Farewell to Manzanar by Jeanne Houston ...... 9.4 (February 2006) Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen ...... 9.2 (October 2006) The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett ...... 9.1 (October 2008) The Millennium Trilogy* by Stieg Larsson ...... 8.9 (October 2010) The Help by Kathryn Stockett ...... 8.8 (November 2009) The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein ...... 8.8 (February 2010) Sarah’s Key by Tatiana de Rosnay ...... 8.8 (March 2012) The Glass Castle by Jeanette Walls ...... 8.7 (May 2007)

*Readers Ink considered the three books which comprise The Millenium Trilogy – The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played with Fire, and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest – as one entity, so one rating was given by each member for all three novels.

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The Legacy Tutta Bella Vino BY DARLENE TURNER • The purpose of Tutta Bella Vino is to introduce members to ollowing the funeral of my We always faked enthusiasm new varieties of wines and to F sweet, loving, jolly Aunt whenever she presented us with expand their understanding and Helen, family members gathered a gift, but Cynthia and I agreed appreciation of wine in general. with my uncle at their home. “I long ago that everything don’t know what to do with all originating from that hobby room • The club meets once a month, her stuff…” my uncle said. My was pretty dreadful. usually on the third Saturday of cousin Cynthia, my mom, and I “Oh, that brown and red velvet? the month, except for July and followed him into my aunt’s You threw it on the sofa when August. We meet at 7 pm in the sewing room. “Helen always had your mom visited, then it went Montecito Clubhouse ballroom her projects.” The room had back in the closet,” I said. for an evening of wine tasting shelves, drawers, and cupboards, “It just didn’t match anything in accompanied by a small food all filled with craft and hobby my living room. I finally gave it to pairing plate. The cost is $20 materials. Stacked on two long a friend who liked it. What did you per person. Annual membership work tables were projects – do with that pink suit she made is $10. jewelry-making, sewing, quilting, you?” Cynthia smothered a laugh. • Our club has over 200 members, tole painting, crocheting, and I winced. “It was supposed to be and our wine tastings are well knitting. “Please take whatever a copy of a Chanel…pink wool. It attended. At each tasting, you’d like as a memento.” was itchy and didn’t fit very well. members are introduced to Helen had watched all those I kept it in the closet for a long wines from around the globe. television craft shows. The thing time, then…Goodwill.” Every event has a theme (for was, she had no sense of color “You girls are terrible,” my example, “Wines of the Southern or design…but she did have mother scolded us. “Helen put a Hemisphere”). The opportunity enthusiasm. My mother picked up lot of work into crocheting that to sample six wines as well as a pink and purple crocheted toilet throw…and the pink wool suit.” enjoy great company makes for paper cover in one hand and a “You should talk,” I reminded a fun, party-like atmosphere for doily made of plastic soda pop mom. “Remember that jade ring everyone. rings in the other and asked, she made for you…why aren’t you • Probably the biggest asset of our “My sister was so talented. What wearing that?” The ring, sadly, club is our third-level sommelier did she do with these things?” was Helen’s crude rendition of and wine broker, Ray Croteau, My cousin Cynthia replied, “She her very own design…in sterling who educates us about the wines went to Christmas bazaars and silver. we taste and enhances our craft shows. Once in a while she Mom smiled. “It was a little… experience with wine in general. even sold them.” Cynthia tried but I still have it!” At the end of the evening, on a multi-colored knitted cap. Just to be polite, we each picked members are able to purchase “Remember when I bought my out something to take home; my the wines we have sampled in first house and mom made a uncle was pleased. case lots at discounted prices. throw for my couch?” A few years later, there was a 20 January 2014 TheView huge fire in Berkeley where my cousin lived. Her house burned to the ground along with 3,500 others. “All gone…I’ve lost everything,” Cynthia sobbed as my mom and I and a few friends stood with her staring at the charred ruins. “But you do have insurance?” I asked her. “Oh sure, but it’s the things you can’t replace. The photographs — my baby pictures, our family through the years…”. Cynthia and I talked about the tragic loss, the devastation to lives, while mom walked away toward the car. When she returned she was carrying a shopping bag, which she handed to Cynthia. Cynthia opened the bag and her eyes widened. “Where did you…?” “Got it from your friend,” mom said. Cynthia pulled it out and held it to her heart. She hugged my mom. We all cried. It was the red and brown crocheted throw: Stories Feature Aunt Helen’s legacy.

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BY BONNIE TUCKER Are the ponds stocked with fish? So the next time you’re out for a PHOTO BY JOAN HELMS “No,” said Scott Werline, Golf leisurely walk, be sure to look up and magine walking your dog one Course Superintendent, “the marshes around. Who knows what you might Ibeautiful morning and having were never stocked with fish. It’s just see! this magnificent creature swoop in carp and mosquito fish that come in over your head and disappear from through the canal.” Contact the author at sight, only to re-emerge seconds [email protected]. later with a fish in its mouth! That’s exactly what happened to Joan Helms as she strolled the path along the ponds by the Jefferson gate. Quiz of the Month Luckily, she had her camera ready. Answers to the Quiz on page 11 According to Jim Cornett, a 1. Gulliver’s Travels. Jonathan Swift (1667-1745) b. Dublin. Political satirist, Wildlife Expert and Ecological bitterly denounced mankind; he valued reason and wrote for the betterment Consultant who writes a weekly of mankind. column for The Desert Sun every 2. Samuel Pepys (1633-1703), b. England. Written in shorthand, it was not Sunday, “Ospreys are strong flyers intended for the public and not published until 1825. and they pop up almost anywhere 3. Convinced that “the mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation,” he wanted they can fish. They are regular to give up material possessions and live independently. visitors to the Coachella Valley 4. Charlotte, Emily, and Anne. Charlotte based Jane Eyre on her unhappy years region though I am unaware that at a private girls’ school. they breed here anymore. Usually 5. The Once and Future King, based upon Arthurian legend, written by English fishing in our area is a bit too erratic author, T.H.White. to sustain a successful breeding pair, 6. Dorothy Sayers (1893-1957). Sophisticated, urbane, detective novels said to except perhaps around the Salton be popular among intellectuals. Sea in past decades.” Cornett, too, 7. The French Revolution. Charles Dickens wrote about a man unjustly agreed that it was a thrill to see one imprisoned for 18 years in Paris and taken by rescuers to London. successfully fish.

22 January 2014 TheView Indio Better Breathers Club Sponsored by the American Lung Association, meets every second Thursday of the month at 10:30 am at the Indio Senior Center. The purpose of the club is to offer patient-centered and community-based educational opportunities and support to persons with chronic lung disease. To read more about this initiative, go to the following link: http://www.lung.org/associations/ states/california/programs/better-breathers-clubs/. Photo by Sid Weiss Sid by Photo FREE CONCERT! The US Air Force Band of the Golden West Out & About will perform Wednesday, February 19, 2014, at January 2014 7 pm at the Palm Springs BY BONNIE TUCKER High School Auditorium, 2401 E. Baristo Road, in Palm Happy New Year! Springs. See below for ticket information. Burrtec Holiday Closures: From Travis AFB CA, the United States Air When a holiday falls on a weekday, trash pickup Force Band of the Golden West is a select group service will be delayed one day. The observed of professional Airmen-musicians who support the holidays are: New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, global Air Force mission by providing outstanding Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving music and services for official military, recruiting, Day, Christmas Day and community relations events, and by fostering America’s rich national heritage. Led by Captain Burrtec Bulky Item Service: Jason Plosch, the Band of the Golden West In preparation for spring cleaning, contact Concert Band is the largest ensemble within the Stories Feature Burrtec at (760) 340-2113 to schedule a bulky organization and represents the professionalism item pickup, which includes up to four items at and excellence found every day throughout the Air the curb by 6 am on the regular trash day. It is a Force. Touring the western states of California, free service. Acceptable items include large and Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Arizona, Utah, small appliances, furniture, mattresses and bed and Nevada, the Concert Band performs a wide frames, bikes, barbeques, carpet rolled and bundled variety of music including standard concert band (not to exceed four feet), computer monitors and selections and military marches, jazz and pop laptop computers, and standard and LCD TVs arrangements, Broadway fare, and patriotic music up to 37 inches. Unacceptable items include complete with instrumental soloists and featured industrial waste, hazardous waste, engines and car vocalists. Its wide and varied programs offer parts, tires, and bagged household trash. something for everyone and are an excellent choice for family entertainment. Palm Springs Kennel Club Dog Show Tickets will be available for pickup starting Date: January 3 – January 5, 2014 Monday, January 6, at Palm Springs City Hall Location: Empire Polo Club, (3200 E. Tahquitz Canyon) and The Palm 81-800 Avenue 51 in Indio Springs Leisure Center (401 S. Pavilion Way). For more information call (323) 727-0136 or visit Tickets will also be available by mail: Send a self- www.jbradshaw.com addressed, stamped envelope to The Palm Springs Leisure Center, 401 S. Pavilion Way, Palm Springs IWA Board / City Council Meeting CA 92262, c/o Air Force Band tickets. Tickets Date: January 7, 2014, 4 pm limited to six per customer. Non-ticket holders Location: City Council Chambers, will be admitted 15 minutes prior to downbeat if 150 Civic Center Mall in Indio seats are available.

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BY EVANGELINE GOMEZ LIFESTYLE AND FITNESS DIRECTOR Golf Cart Parade I would like to start off the year by thanking many of STORY & PHOTOS BY SANDRA WHITE those that made 2013 an action-packed and enjoyable year. We are such a small staff team that it takes the help The Third Annual Sun City Shadow Hills Golf Cart of resident volunteers to really make the lifestyle at Sun Parade has come and gone. We hope you didn’t miss it City Shadow Hills all it can be. Thank you all for the because it was a great event. A total of 38 carts decorated selfless dedication of your most valuable asset, time. We in a variety of holiday themes lined up Saturday, appreciate it, and you, each and every day. November 30, in front of the Montecito Clubhouse to Merle Freedman – thank you for always volunteering to help whenever and however needed. Your great energy kick off the holidays in grand style. Our parade wound its and support are endless. Miss Merle, you are our very way down Sun City Boulevard to San Gorgonio and onto own pearl. the golf cart path in Phase I. We passed the cheering Richard Herwig – your ongoing support of our crowds at the Shadows restaurant, continued on the concert series has been immensely appreciated and will path to Sun City Boulevard, and crossed Avenue 40 to lead to a successful season and many more to come. It Phase III. The parade made its way down Sun City has been enjoyable to learn from you. Boulevard to the Santa Rosa Clubhouse, where we David Harris – thank you for stepping up to the plate entered the golf course and were met by lots of parade and taking the role of producer for all the concerts. partiers and enthusiastic spectators. I can’t express how much help this has been. The parade ended back at the Montecito Clubhouse Lee Powell – your consistent support as a volunteer at the Lifestyle desk is so valuable and appreciated. Also for the awards presentation. I’m sure the judges had a thank you for your willingness to always proof articles hard decision selecting our four winners from all the with your experienced eye and provide wonderful cleverly decorated carts. First prize, a grand trophy, went feedback. to Donna and Joe Zelazny for their great Santa cart. Donna Zelazny and Sandy Stanton – ladies, because Second prize was awarded to Myron Hyman for his of your passion and dedication (a year in advance) we sleeping bear. Third place went to Al Fitzpatrick for the had the most successful Holiday Golf Cart Parade and Grinch cart. I think he really won because of those more celebration ever. Both of you were so positive and such than adorable granddaughters on the back of the cart. a pleasure to work beside. Fourth place was awarded to Beverly Davidson for her Juel Sicilian and Ginny Brobeck – thank you for very clever bow cart. When all the prizes had been your dedication to the children of the Coachella Valley through your Box Top program. You are proof that distributed, we entered the clubhouse, where we were small things can result in great rewards for all. greeted by the Ukelele Strummers and treated to Bob Rotunda – our very own superstar DJ. Thank cookies and our choice of refreshing beverages. We sang you for your unfettered dedication and volunteering along with the Strummers and watched our beautiful your services to the Always a Happy Hour event. This Christmas tree light up before our eyes. event is a success and sells out each month because of It was so great to have so many supporters cheering you. for us along the route. The parade participants worked Bonnie Tucker and Robert Keigher – thank you for hard getting their carts ready for show and loved being volunteering for the Car Show and getting all the cars appreciated by the crowds. If you weren’t there this year, parked expertly. Without the two of you the event would we hope you plan on it next year. Mark your calendar not have been the same. Bill and Maureen Abel – thank you for your year- for the Thanksgiving Day weekend, start brainstorming round support at the Lifestyle desk. I love listening to ideas to decorate your cart, or plan on being a spectator your interactions with residents and excitement about and enjoying the parade with your Thanksgiving the programs. company or friends and neighbors. We plan to publish the parade route beforehand so you will know the very Evangeline best viewing point. We hope to see you there. 24 January 2014 TheView Lifestyle Update

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Food & Beverage 33 January2014 Logwww.scshca.com to on In addition, remember that our annual Health & Fitness Fair is a month earlier this year. The Health Fair Fitness will take place on Saturday, February 22, 2014, from 9 am – 12 pm in the Montecito Clubhouse. If you or Update someone you know is in the Health & Wellness industry and would like to be a vendor at our Health Fair, there BY JASON EWALS is still time to sign up. The final deadline to be a vendor FITNESS COORDINATOR is Monday, February 10, 2014. So make your way down to the Fitness Center to pick up a registration form. The Happy New Year, everyone! With the start of a brand Health Fair is a great opportunity to check out what’s new year, I know all of you are eager to get into the new and exciting in the world of Health and Fitness. Fitness Center and start off on a healthy note. With that Finally, starting the year on the right foot is not as easy said, why not begin with a Stroke Screen? Do you have as it sounds. It takes hard work and dedication. Finding high cholesterol or high blood pressure? Have members yourself a workout buddy does wonders for consistency of your family suffered from these ailments? Do you have and motivation. If you do not have a buddy or a spouse a poor diet? If you answer “yes” to any of these questions, you can drag to the gym with you, then classes might be you may want to consider being screened for your risk of a great option for you. You can drop into almost any of stroke through the services of Life Line Screening. Life the classes you see on the schedule. Not only does coming Line Screening uses ultrasound technology to view the to class hold you accountable in a way, it is also a great plaque buildup in your carotid arteries, the main arteries way to meet new people and find that workout buddy that carry blood to the brain. Blockages in these arteries you have been looking for. If you are having difficulty are a leading cause of stroke. We are pleased to host this deciding what kind of exercise is right for you, or if you Life Line Screening event on Wednesday, January 22, just need a little encouragement, then look no further 2014, starting at 9 am in the Montecito Clubhouse. For than the Fitness Desk. Stop by and say “hi” so we can assist more information on this, please contact the Montecito you in getting on your way to a healthier you. Fitness Center. Jason Is Your Makeup and Shaving Cream Killing You? Objectives: • Seeing Is Believing – an experiment involving Presented By Dianne Deering Zeck Mineral Oil. Please join us on Tuesday, January 14, 2014, at 6:30 pm • True or False Game – learn about your skin in a in the Capistrano room for an intriguing lecture by fun way. Dianne Zeck. Dianne has a Master’s Degree in Energy • Be able to make healthy choices for your personal Medicine and is passionate about educating individuals care products. about healthy alternatives. She has been an Executive • Learn Dianne’s secret to going from a size 13 to Regional Vice President with Arbonne International, a a size 0 and keeping 40 pounds off for more than vegan health and wellness company, for the past eight three decades. years. She will be discussing some fascinating statistics This is an informative lecture that you will not want about our skin and the effects of some of the things that to miss out on. So make sure you sign up by coming we put not only in, but ON, our bodies. You will learn down to the desk at the Montecito Fitness Center how to become a new kind of “label reader.” or by calling us at 760-772-0430.

CPR/AED Certification First-Aid Certification Friday, February 14 · 8 am – 12 pm Friday, February 14 · 1 pm – 5 pm Cost: $25.00 Cost: $25.00 If you would like to participate in both the cost will be $45. Classes instructed by Philip J. Curia, EMT with over 20 years of experience in CPR and First-Aid. Please register for the certification at the Montecito Fitness Center. Call 760-772-0430 for additional information.

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BY TONY CHAVEZ, PGA GOLF OPERATIONS GENERAL MANAGER

Happy New Year! Double Shotguns Payment Online Starting January 2 we will be making changes One easy way to pay for your round of golf is to to the playing schedule, as noted below: prepay; this is a secure site, and your information • Monday: Double shotguns 7:30 am & 12:30 pm is protected. Currently there are links on the Mens, – both for open play Ladies, Couples, and Classy Niners websites. We • Wednesday: Double Shotgun 8 am (Ladies Club) encourage you to try this. We are confident you and 12:30 pm for open play will find it convenient. • Thursday: No longer a 12:30 pm shotgun start Care for the Golf Course • Driving Range Maintenance: Please remember to fill in your divots with sand Monday, 8–10:30 am and seed mixture and, while on the green, please These changes are subject to change. repair ball marks. This will ensure great playing No-Show Policy conditions for everyone. As indicated in the Resident Golf Information Please direct any maintenance-related questions Packet 2013/2014, those who do not show for to [email protected] their scheduled tee time could be subject to a Visit Our Golf-Shops penalty. The primary intent is to make available Our professional staff is looking forward to any unused times. We ask that you contact the helping you make your golf experience better! We Fitness & Golf golf shop or cancel via the internet at least 24 offer golf lessons and help you with prepayment hours prior. questions, booking tee times online, member page Booking Online Tee Times access, and more. And if you are in the market You may make tee times, confirm times, or cancel for new apparel or equipment, we will be glad to online via www.shadowhillsgolfclub.com. Here’s make suggestions. how: North Course Only Player’s Card • Go to www.shadowhillsgolfclub.com New for this year, is a $10 fee for a North Course • Click on book tee times Only Player’s Card. Stop by the North Course • Select Player’s Card reservations golf shop, and the staff will be glad to assist you. • Select north or south I will see you at the turn, • Select date and desired time • Click on selection, then continue • Review reservation information, hit continue Tony • Enter your user name and password • Your user name is your Player’s Card Number / the default password is “92203” • Hit login • Verify your selection, hit continue • Review summary page, hit reserve

Log on to www.scshca.com January 2014 35 Fitness Orientations Sunday Monday Tuesday By Appointment Only. If you are unfamiliar with the fitness equipment in the Montecito or Santa Rosa Fitness Centers, you may want to schedule a complimentary January Fitness Orientation. We are happy to familiarize you with all of This schedule is subject to change. Check the Fitness Center page on www.scshca.com for class cancellations. the fitness equipment and create Studio classes are limited to 25 participants for safety purposes. Please arrive early to ensure your spot. a workout card with all of your For more information on calendar listings, call the Fitness Center 760-772-0430, settings for you to follow. or log on to the web site and check the Fitness Center page for class descriptions.

Please call the Montecito Fitness 7:00 AM Stretch (AS) 7:00 AM Stretch (SR) Center at 760-772-0430 or 8:00 AM Men’s 3.0 RR (TC) 5678:00 AM Ladies 3.0/3.5 RR (TC) 8:00 AM Pickleball Club Ladder (SR) the Santa Rosa Fitness Center 8:00 AM Paddle Tennis Club (SR) 8:00 AM Pickleball Club Social (SR) 8:00 AM Mat Express (SR) 8:00 AM 3.5 Mixed Doubles (TC) 8:00 AM Total Body (AS) $ 8:00 AM Total Body on Ball (AS) $ at 760-342-2850 to 9:00 AM Basketball Drop-In (SR) 9:00 AM Bocce Ball Drop-In (MC) 9:00 AM Balance the Brain (AS) $ 10:00 AM Ladies 3.0/3.5 RR (TC) 9:00 AM Putting Course Drop-In (PC) 9:00 AM Zumba (AS) $ schedule an appointment. 10:00 AM Men’s 3.5+ RR (TC) 10:00 AM Zumba Toning (AS) $ 9:00 AM Bocce Ball Drop-In (SR) 10:00 AM Pickleball Club Competitive (SR) 10:00 AM Aqua Fitness (IP)$ 10:00 AM 3.8+ Mixed Doubles (TC) 10:00 AM Massage (FC) 10:00 AM Basketball Drop-In (SR) 2:30 PM Table Tennis Club (SR) 10:00 AM Mat Pilates (AS) $ 11:00 AM Reformer Pilates (AS) $12 12:00 PM Tennis Drills (TC) 10:00 AM Aqua Fitness (IP)$ 2:30 PM Stretch (AS) 10:45 AM Yoga (SR) $5 Massage Therapy 3:00 PM Tuesday Night Putters (PC) 11:00 AM Reformer Pilates (AS) $12 4:00 PM Rock N’ Roll Cardio (AS) 12:00 PM USTA Team Play (TC) 4:00 PM Shuffleboard Drop-In (MC) Monday, Jan. 6 & 20 2:00 PM SWAD Foxtrot (AS) 4:30 PM Table Tennis Open Play (SR) (Montecito Fitness Center) 4:00 PM Adv. Line Dance (AS) 5:00 PM Int. Line Dance (AS) 6:00 PM Wii Tennis (AS) 7:00 PM Bocce Buddies (SR)

7:00 AM Stretch (AS) Wednesday, Jan. 15 & 29 8:00 AM Men’s 3.0 RR (TC) (Santa Rosa Clubhouse) 12 137:00 AM Stretch (SR) 14 8:00 AM Pickleball Club Ladder (SR) 8:00 AM Paddle Tennis Club (SR) 8:00 AM Ladies 3.0/3.5 RR (TC) 8:00 AM Mat Express (SR) Therapist: Jacquelyn Poulin 8:00 AM 3.5 Mixed Doubles (TC) 8:00 AM Pickleball Club Social (SR) 8:00 AM Total Body on Ball (AS) $ 9:00 AM Basketball Drop-In (SR) 8:00 AM Total Body (AS) $ 9:00 AM Balance the Brain (AS) $ 10:00 AM Ladies 3.0/3.5 RR (TC) Time: 10 am – 2 pm 9:00 AM Putting Course Drop-In (PC) 9:00 AM Bocce Ball Drop-In (MC) 10:00 AM Zumba Toning (AS) $ 9:00 AM Bocce Ball Drop-In (SR) 9:00 AM Zumba (AS) $ 10:00 AM Men’s 3.5+ RR (TC) 10:00 AM Aqua Fitness (IP)$ Friday, Jan. 3, 17 & 31 10:00 AM 3.8+ Mixed Doubles (TC) 10:00 AM Pickleball Club Competitive (SR) 10:00 AM Basketball Drop-In (SR) 2:30 PM Table Tennis Club (SR) 11:00 AM Reformer Pilates (AS) $12 10:00 AM Mat Pilates (AS) $ (Montecito Fitness Center) 12:00 PM Tennis Drills (TC) 10:00 AM Aqua Fitness (IP)$ 2:30 PM Stretch (AS) Therapist: A One Price Quality 10:45 AM Yoga (SR) $5 4:00 PM Rock N’ Roll Cardio (AS) 11:00 AM Reformer Pilates (AS) $12 Massage Therapy 4:00 PM Shuffleboard Drop-In (MC) 12:00 PM USTA Team Play (TC) 4:30 PM Table Tennis Open Play (SR) Time: 9 am – 12 pm 2:00 PM SWAD Foxtrot (AS) 5:00 PM Int. Line Dance (AS) 4:00 PM Adv. Line Dance (AS) 6:30 PM Speaker Series (MC) 6:00 PM Wii Tennis (AS) 7:00 PM Bocce Buddies (SR)

7:00 AM Stretch (AS) 7:00 AM Stretch (SR) 8:00 AM Men’s 3.0 RR (TC) 19 208:00 AM Ladies 3.0/3.5 RR (TC) 21 8:00 AM Pickleball Club Ladder (SR) 2014 Fitness Guest 8:00 AM Paddle Tennis Club (SR) 8:00 AM Pickleball Club Social (SR) 8:00 AM Mat Express (SR) 8:00 AM 3.5 Mixed Doubles (TC) 8:00 AM Total Body (AS) $ 8:00 AM Total Body on Ball (AS) $ 9:00 AM Basketball Drop-In (SR) 9:00 AM Bocce Ball Drop-In (MC) 9:00 AM Balance the Brain (AS) $ 10:00 AM Ladies 3.0/3.5 RR (TC) Punch Card 9:00 AM Putting Course Drop-In (PC) 9:00 AM Zumba (AS) $ 10:00 AM Men’s 3.5+ RR (TC) 10:00 AM Zumba Toning (AS) $ 9:00 AM Bocce Ball Drop-In (SR) 10:00 AM Pickleball Club Competitive (SR) 10:00 AM Aqua Fitness (IP)$ 10:00 AM 3.8+ Mixed Doubles (TC) Please pick up at the 10:00 AM Massage (FC) 10:00 AM Basketball Drop-In (SR) 2:30 PM Table Tennis Club (SR) 10:00 AM Mat Pilates (AS) $ 11:00 AM Reformer Pilates (AS) $12 Montecito Fitness Center 12:00 PM Tennis Drills (TC) 10:00 AM Aqua Fitness (IP)$ 2:30 PM Stretch (AS) 10:45 AM Yoga (SR) $5 after 12 pm 3:00 PM Tuesday Night Putters (PC) 11:00 AM Reformer Pilates (AS) $12 4:00 PM Rock N’ Roll Cardio (AS) Please make sure to come to the 12:00 PM USTA Team Play (TC) 4:00 PM Shuffleboard Drop-In (MC) 2:00 PM SWAD Foxtrot (AS) 4:30 PM Table Tennis Open Play (SR) Montecito Fitness Center and pick 4:00 PM Adv. Line Dance (AS) 5:00 PM Int. Line Dance (AS) up the 2014 Fitness Guest Punch 6:00 PM Wii Tennis (AS) 7:00 PM Bocce Buddies (SR)

Card. The Fitness Guest Punch Card 7:00 AM Stretch (AS) is required for any guests that will 26 277:00 AM Stretch (SR) 28 8:00 AM Men’s 3.0 RR (TC) 8:00 AM Paddle Tennis Club (SR) 8:00 AM Ladies 3.0/3.5 RR (TC) 8:00 AM Pickleball Club Ladder (SR) 8:00 AM Mat Express (SR) be using the Fitness Center (pool 8:00 AM 3.5 Mixed Doubles (TC) 8:00 AM Pickleball Club Social (SR) 8:00 AM Total Body on Ball (AS) $ 9:00 AM Basketball Drop-In (SR) 8:00 AM Total Body (AS) $ not included). This punch card 9:00 AM Bocce Ball Drop-In (MC) 9:00 AM Balance the Brain (AS) $ 9:00 AM Putting Course Drop-In (PC) 10:00 AM Ladies 3.0/3.5 RR (TC) 9:00 AM Zumba (AS) $ must be presented at the desk prior 9:00 AM Bocce Ball Drop-In (SR) 10:00 AM Zumba Toning (AS) $ 10:00 AM Men’s 3.5+ RR (TC) 10:00 AM 3.8+ Mixed Doubles (TC) 10:00 AM Aqua Fitness (IP)$ 10:00 AM Pickleball Club Competitive (SR) to using the Fitness Centers. One 2:30 PM Table Tennis Club (SR) 10:00 AM Basketball Drop-In (SR) 10:00 AM Mat Pilates (AS) $ of the 50 squares will be signed off 11:00 AM Reformer Pilates (AS) $12 10:00 AM Aqua Fitness (IP)$ 12:00 PM Tennis Drills (TC) 10:45 AM Yoga (SR) $5 for each guest every day. If a guest 2:30 PM Stretch (AS) 11:00 AM Reformer Pilates (AS) $12 4:00 PM Rock N’ Roll Cardio (AS) does not have the punch card, a fee 12:00 PM USTA Team Play (TC) 4:00 PM Shuffleboard Drop-In (MC) 2:00 PM SWAD Foxtrot (AS) 4:30 PM Table Tennis Open Play (SR) of $5 per visit will be charged. 4:00 PM Adv. Line Dance (AS) 5:00 PM Int. 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• = Santa Rosa Clubhouse GC – Golf Clubhouse PIS – Pismo NEW YEAR’S DAY • = Montecito Clubhouse GR – Green Room PRK – Parking Lot 1 AMP – Amphitheater KSK – Kiosk SC – Sports Court 5:00 AM Rose Parade Bus Trip (OS) LJ – La Jolla SEL – Santa Rosa Events Lawn AS – Aerobic Studio 8:30 AM Softball (OS) MAR – Marisol SR – Shadows Restaurant BC – Bocce Courts 9:00 AM Needles & Pins (CAM) MIR – Mirada SRC – Santa Rosa Clubhouse BH – Back Half Ballroom 11:30 AM Table Tennis (PIS/NEW) BR – Ballroom MON – Monterey SRP – Santa Rosa Patio 12:30 PM Mah Jongg (CAP) BW – Breezeway NEW – Newport SY – Santa Ynez CAM – Cambria OS – Offsite SY1 – Santa Ynez I 1:00 PM Jewelry Club (MIR) CAP – Capistrano OUT – Outdoor Event SY2 – Santa Ynez II 2:00 PM Landscape Advisory (LJ) CL – Clubhouse Lobby PAC – Pacifica TBD – To Be Decided 3:00 PM Camera Club (MON) FC – Fitness Center PAT – Patio by Capistrano TC – Tennis Court 6:30 PM Bridge (CAP) FH – Front Half Ballroom PC – Putting Course WSP – West Side Patio 7:00 PM Billiards Club (PAC)

5 6787:00 AM Lady Putters (CAP) 8:30 AM Ceramics (CAM/MIR) 8:30 AM Softball (OS) 9:00 AM Creative Arts (CAM/MIR) 9:00 AM Desert Life Board (MON) 9:00 AM Needles & Pins (CAM/MIR) 9:00 AM Mt. View Church 11:30 AM Pan (SY2) 9:30 AM DRC Meeting (LJ) 9:30 AM Bridge Lessons (SY) Bible Study (CAP) 12:30 PM Needles & Pins (CAM) 9:30 AM Performing Arts Board (SY2) 10:00 PM Mah Jongg Lessons (FH) 10:00 AM Mt. View Church 12:30 PM Paper Crafters (MIR) 10:00 AM Pet Adoption Fair (BW) 10:30 AM Security Meeting (CAP) Worship Service (CAP) 1:00 PM Games Plus Games (CAP) 12:00 PM Duplicate Bridge (FH) 11:30 AM Table Tennis (PIS/NEW) 1:00 PM Needles & Pins (CAM/MIR) 2:00 PM All Games Played (NEW) 2:00 PM EPC Task Force (CAM) 12:30 PM Mah Jongg (FH) 1:00 PM Jewelry Club (MIR) 2:30 AM Table Tennis (PIS/NEW) 2:00 PM Computer Club (MON) 2:00 PM Computer Club (MON) 1:30 PM View Subcommittee (MAR) 5:00 PM Couples Golf (BR) 3:30 PM Communication Mtg. (LJ) 2:30 AM Golf Advisory (LJ) 5:30 PM King & Queens Poker (PIS) 3:00 PM Tennis Club (MIR) 2:00 PM Revco Solar Engineering (SY) 6:00 PM Golf Community Forum (BR) 5:00 PM King & Queens Poker (CAP) 6:30 PM Bridge (CAP) 6:30 PM Pan (CAP) 6:00 PM Happy Hour Live! (BR) 7:00 PM Billiards Club (PAC) 7:00 PM Discussion Forum (LJ) 7:00 PM Republicans (PIS/NEW) 7:00 PM Performing Arts (MAR)

7:30 AM Men’s Golf Board (BR) 12 13 14 15 8:30 AM Softball (OS) 9:00 AM Needles & Pins (CAM/MIR) 9:00 AM Mt. View Church 7:00 AM Lady Putters (CAP) 8:30 AM Ceramics (CAM/MIR) 9:30 AM Bridge Lessons (CAP) Bible Study (CAP) 9:00 AM Creative Arts (CAM/MIR) 10:00 PM Camera Club Light Room (LJ) 10:00 PM Mah Jongg Lessons (FH) 10:00 AM Mt. View Church 11:30 AM Pan (SY2) 10:00 AM Rimona Hadassah (FH) 11:30 AM Table Tennis (PIS/NEW) Worship Service (CAP) 12:30 PM Needles & Pins (CAM) 12:00 PM Desert Life Tea (OS) 12:30 PM Mah Jongg (FH) 1:00 PM New Christy Minstrels (BR) 12:30 PM Paper Crafters (MIR) 12:00 PM Duplicate Bridge (BH) 1:00 PM Jewelry Club (MIR) 2:30 AM Table Tennis (PIS/NEW) 1:00 PM Games Plus Games (CAP) 1:00 PM Lively Liners (CAM) 2:00 PM Computer Club (MON) 6:00 PM New Christy Minstrels (BR) 2:00 PM All Games Played (NEW) 2:00 PM Computer Club (MON) 4:00 PM Hockey Game (OS) 5:30 PM King & Queens Poker (PIS) 3:00 PM Tuesday Night Putters (FH) 5:00 PM RV Club (MIR) 6:30 PM Pan (CAP) 5:30 PM Opera Club (CAM/MIR) 6:30 PM Bridge (CAP) 6:30 PM Perf. Arts Rehearsals (BH) 6:30 PM Perf. Arts Rehearsals (BH) 7:00 PM Billiards Club (PAC) 7:00 PM Writers Club (MON) 6:30 PM Speaker Series (CAP) 7:00 PM Comedy Night (BR)

19 20 7:00 AM Lady Putters (CAP) 21 22 9:00 AM Creative Arts (CAM/MIR) 8:30 AM Softball (OS) 9:00 AM Mt. View Church 11:30 AM Pan (SY2) 8:30 AM Ceramics (CAM/MIR) 9:00 AM Fitness Class (SY) Bible Study (CAP) 12:30 PM Needles & Pins (CAM) 12:00 PM Duplicate Bridge (FH) 9:00 AM Needles & Pins (CAM/MIR) 10:00 AM Mt. View Church 12:30 PM Paper Crafters (MIR) 2:00 PM Computer Club (MON) 9:30 AM Bridge Lessons (CAP) Worship Service (CAP) 1:00 PM Games Plus Games (MAR) 3:00 PM Tuesday Night Putters (BH) 10:00 PM Mah Jongg Lessons (FH) 1:00 PM Needles & Pins (CAM/MIR) 2:00 PM All Games Played (NEW) 5:00 PM King & Queens Poker (CAP) 11:00 PM Women’s Golf (SR) 2:00 PM Jazz & Blues Concert (BR) 2:30 PM Finance Committee (LJ) 6:30 PM Perf. Arts Rehearsals (MIR) 11:30 AM Table Tennis (PIS/NEW) 12:30 PM Mah Jongg (FH) 2:30 AM Table Tennis (PIS/NEW) 5:00 PM Community Singers (CAP) 7:00 PM Veterans Club (CAM) 1:00 PM Jewelry Club (MIR) 5:00 PM Solos Club (CAP) 6:30 PM Community Forum (BR) 4:00 PM Travel Club (CAM) 7:00 PM Jazz & Blues Concert (BR) 6:30 PM Pan (MIR) 6:45 PM Perf. Arts Rehearsals (PIS) 6:30 PM Bridge (CAP) 7:00 AM Rainbow Friends (CAM) 7:00 PM Billiards Club (PAC)

26 27 7:00 AM Lady Putters (CAP) 28 29 9:00 AM Executive Session (LJ) 9:00 AM Mt. View Church 9:00 AM Creative Arts (CAM/MIR) 8:30 AM Ceramics (CAM/MIR) 8:30 AM Softball (OS) Bible Study (CAP) 11:30 AM Pan (SY2) 10:00 PM Camera Club Light Room (LJ) 9:00 AM Needles & Pins (CAM/MIR) 10:00 AM Mt. View Church 12:30 PM Needles & Pins (CAM) 12:00 PM Duplicate Bridge (FH) 9:30 AM Bridge Lessons (CAP) Worship Service (CAP) 12:30 PM Paper Crafters (MIR) 2:00 PM Computer Club (MON) 11:00 PM Women’s Golf (SR) 2:30 AM Table Tennis (PIS/NEW) 1:00 PM Games Plus Games (MAR) 2:00 PM Readers Ink (CAM/MIR) 11:30 AM Table Tennis (PIS/NEW) 2:00 PM All Games Played (NEW) 5:00 PM King & Queens Poker (CAP) 12:00 PM Mah Jongg (BR) 2:00 PM Board Meeting (BR) 6:00 PM Always a Happy Hour (BR) 1:00 PM Jewelry Club (MIR) 5:00 PM Community Singers (CAP) 6:00 PM Movie Group (CAM) 6:30 PM Perf. Arts Rehearsals (PIS) 5:30 PM King & Queens Poker (PIS) 6:30 PM Bridge (MIR) 6:30 PM Pan (MIR) 7:00 PM Billiards Club (PAC) 6:30 PM Perf. Arts Rehearsals (BH) 7:00 PM Bunco (CAP) 38 January 2014 TheView Thursday Friday Saturday 234 8:00 AM Women’s Golf (LJ) 9:00 AM Creative Arts (CAM/MIR) 8:30 AM Ceramics (CAM/MIR) 11:00 AM All Games Played (CAP) 10:00 AM Writer’s Club (MON) 10:00 PM Computer Club (FH) 11:30 AM Table Tennis (PIS/NEW) 11:00 AM All Games Played (SY1) 10:00 PM New Home Orientation (MAR) 5:00 PM Let’s Meet and Eat Club (MON) 12:00 PM Pan (CAP) 1:15 PM Canasta (MIR) 12:30 PM Ukulele Lessons (CAM) 2:30 PM Table Tennis (PIS/NEW) 1:00 PM Ukulele Strummers (CAM) 5:30 PM Bingo (BR) 2:00 PM Emergency Preparedness (SY2) 7:00 PM Movie Night: 2:30 AM Couples Golf Board Mtg. (LJ) Oblivion 5:00 PM King & Queens Poker (PIS) (CAM/MIR) 6:15 PM Bridge (CAP) 6:30 PM Lively Liners (KSK)

9 10 11 Lifestyle Calendar of Events 9:00 AM Creative Arts (CAM/MIR) 8:00 PM Candidate Study Session (LJ) 11:00 AM All Games Played (SY1) 8:30 AM Ceramics (CAM/MIR) 10:00 AM Emergency Preparedness (BR) 12:00 PM Pan (CAP) 12:30 PM Employee Meeting (CAP) 11:30 AM Table Tennis (PIS/NEW) 12:30 PM Ukulele Lessons (CAM) 1:15 PM Canasta (MIR) 2:00 PM Tennis Club (CAP) 1:00 PM Ukulele Strummers (CAM) 2:00 PM Computer Club (MON) 6:00 PM Shall We All Dance (BR) 2:00 PM Computer Club (MON) 2:30 PM Table Tennis (PIS/NEW) 2:00 AM Mens Golf Board (LJ) 6:00 PM Democrats (FH) 5:00 PM King & Queens Poker (PIS) 6:30 PM Perf. Arts 6:15 PM Bridge (MAR) Rehearsals (CAP) 6:30 PM Lively Liners (KSK) 7:00 PM Movie Night: 6:30 PM Perf. Arts Rehearsals (SY) Larry Crowne 7:00 PM Discussion Forum (FH) (CAM/MIR)

16 9:00 AM Creative Arts (CAM/MIR) 17 18 10:00 AM Writers Club (MON) 10:00 AM Performing Arts (LJ) 8:30 AM Ceramics (CAM/MIR) 6:00 AM EPC Fair (BR) 11:00 AM All Games Played (SY1) 1:15 PM Canasta (MIR) 11:00 AM All Games Played (CAP) 12:00 PM Pan (CAP) 2:00 PM Computer Club (MON) 11:30 AM Table Tennis (PIS/NEW) 12:30 PM Ukulele Lessons (CAM) 2:30 PM Table Tennis (PIS/NEW) 5:00 PM Let’s Meet and Eat Club 1:00 PM Ukulele Strummers (CAM) 6:00 PM SCSH Jewish (MON/PIS/NEW) 3:00 PM Camera Club (MON) Outreach (FH) 6:00 PM Lively Liners (BR) 5:00 PM Oke Dokey Karaoke (FH) 7:00 PM Movie Night: 6:00 PM Pet Club (SRP) Toy Story 3 6:15 PM Bridge (CAP) (CAM/MIR) 6:30 PM Lively Liners (KSK) 6:30 PM Perf. Arts Rehearsals (BH)

8:30 AM Temecula Wine Tour (OS) 239:00 AM Creative Arts (CAM/MIR) 24 25 9:00 AM Women’s Golf (MAR) 8:30 AM Ceramics (CAM/MIR) 8:00 AM Parking Lot Sale (PRK) 11:00 AM All Games Played (SY1) 9:00 AM Covenants Committee (LJ) 9:00 AM Monthly Pet Walk (OUT) 12:00 PM Pan (CAP) 1:15 PM Canasta (MIR) 10:00 AM Travel Club (BR) 12:30 PM Ukulele Lessons (CAM) 2:00 PM Computer Club (MON) 11:00 AM All Games Played (CAP) 1:00 PM Ukulele Strummers (CAM) 2:30 PM Table Tennis 11:30 AM Table Tennis (PIS/NEW) 2:00 PM Computer Club (MON) (PIS/NEW) 7:00 PM Tutta Bella Vino (BR) 2:00 PM Law Offices of CR Abrams (MAR) 7:00 PM Movie Night: 5:00 PM King & Queens Poker (PIS) Parkland 6:15 PM Bridge (MAR) (CAM/MIR) 6:30 PM Lively Liners (KSK) 6:30 PM Perf. Arts Rehearsals (CAP) 30 31 9:00 AM Creative Arts (CAM/MIR) 8:30 AM Ceramics (CAM/MIR) 10:00 AM Writers Club (MON) 1:15 PM Canasta (MIR) 11:00 AM All Games Played (SY1) 2:00 PM Computer Club (MON) 12:00 PM Pan (CAP) 2:30 PM Table Tennis (PIS/NEW) January 12:30 PM Ukulele Lessons (CAM) 7:00 PM Movie Night: Sign up or purchase tickets to 1:00 PM Ukulele Strummers (CAM) The Attack 2:00 PM Computer Club (MON) Lifestyle events at the Lifestyle Desk (CAM/MIR) 5:00 PM King & Queens Poker (PIS) in the Montecito Clubhouse. 6:15 PM Bridge (CAP) 760.772.9617 6:30 PM Lively Liners (KSK) 6:30 PM Perf. Arts Rehearsals (FH) Visa and MasterCard accepted.

Log on to www.scshca.com January 2014 39 Paper Crafters Table Tennis Writers Club Club Contact Information Bev Whitney Ron Case Tony Davis 651-270-0874 714-883-4509 760-775-9521 Billiards Happy Tappers [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Don Salvatore Caroline Konczey 760-775-8394 619-890-2916 Performing Arts Tennis Club [email protected] [email protected] PJ Nilson Linda Aasen 714-970-7454 Bocce Buddies Jewelry Club 651-341-4776 Resident Groups [email protected] [email protected] Shel Ellman Pat Melvin Democrats Pet Club 760-469-8124 760-702-3410 Erica Hedlund Karen Dallmann That’s Entertainment Bridge [email protected] Ben Weissbach 760-200-1939 Carole Morgan 206-795-6996 [email protected] King & Queens [email protected] 760-702-7159 760-262-8408 Card Club [email protected] [email protected] Pickleball Jewish Outreach Group Ben Weissbach Arnie Gillman Jim Anderson Travel Club Bunco 760-702-7159 760-347-8873 760-625-0871 Jerry Irwin Marcia Guntman [email protected] [email protected] 760-347-1534 [email protected] 760-289-6748 Lady Putters [email protected] Rainbow Friends [email protected] Republicans Maureen Whittaker Al Miller Barbara Handler Camera Club 760-342-1260 Tuesday Night Putters 760-863-1115 650-598-9928 Glen Darragh [email protected] Dale Conatser [email protected] 408-621-4536 [email protected] 760-775-9680 Let’s Meet and Eat Club [email protected] Readers Ink tuesdaynightputters@ Rimona Hadassah Karen Dallmann Cindy Hailpern Canasta Paula Young gmail.com 206-795-6996 760-360-4902 Liz Boyd 760-347-3498 karen_dallmann@ Tutta Bella Vino [email protected] 760-895-4367 [email protected] hotmail.com Julie Harris agatebeach@ RV Club roadrunner.com Lively Liners 760-217-6062 Jill Thomas [email protected] Ceramics Club Barbara Wright 760-342-3282 Clubs in Formation Paula Nadel 760-636-0701 [email protected] Ukulele Strummers Motorcycle Rides 760-262-8277 [email protected] Mel Borses Shall We All Dance Robert Mastrangelo [email protected] 760-636-4788 Mah Jongg Pattie Martin 760-636-0093 Classy Niners MaryEllen Gorske 626-523-4352 [email protected] [email protected] Linda Doom 760-343-7697 [email protected] Veterans Club Road Bicycle Riders 760-347-7519 [email protected] Pete Anderson [email protected] Softball Dario Fadiga Men’s Golf Club Ed Mogan 760-469-2086 760-345-7398 Community Singers Bill Smith 760-200-1693 [email protected] [email protected] Sally Bozzo 760-636-0087 Solos Women’s Golf Club 760-342-3061 [email protected] Stamp Club Janet Worthley Grace Hutchings Ray: 760-262-0969 [email protected] Needles & Pins 760-972-4914 760-200-0114 Luell: 760-343-5667 Computer Club Pat Miller [email protected] [email protected] Traci Barnett Hone 760-863-1115 760-360-1545 [email protected] [email protected] Oke Dokey Karaoke Couples Golf Pat Melvin Stu Stryker 760-702-3410 760-469-3922 [email protected] [email protected] Interested in starting a new club? Opera Club Creative Arts Tony Davis Bill Butler 760-775-9521 Are you interested in another hobby? 760-772-4458 [email protected] [email protected] Why not start a new club! Paddle Tennis Desert Life Bonnie Steele John Bowden Drop by the Lifestyle Desk in the 760-219-1450 760-298-1303 [email protected] [email protected] Montecito Clubhouse to pick up Discussion Forum Pairs 9-Hole Golf Club an informational packet. Martin Lapides Vivian Chertok 760-772-2946 760-772-9771 [email protected] [email protected] 760-772-9617 Games Plus Pan Carol Dorler Sharon Erlich 760-953-3224 760-200-8781 [email protected] [email protected] THE LIFESTYLE DESK ACCEPTS VISA AND MASTERCARD. 40 January 2014 TheView Club News 41 January2014 Continued on page 42… page on Continued Now that all the holidays are We also give lessons. Please call Liz Boyd at Ceramics the of members The A special “shout out” to Barbara Kappesser, Thank Thank you Graham Jones for Beth Bolduc will start organizing Tuesday Our January meeting will be canceled because 16, January Thursday, be will meeting next The Please contact President, Glenn Darragh, at over, it’s time over, to find something to do on a Friday afternoon. We have a fun game of Canasta at 1:15 pm in the room. Mirada 760-895-4367. on work to back getting are Club successful another after projects our Harvest Festival held November 2, and all the followed. that celebrations holiday Sonja Warner, and Wes Warner, new members happy are We November. in club the joined who making club the in involved actively you have to very some interesting items. presenting a terrific overview on Pixemator and Aperture use to how post processing software. Several examples capturing the of shot and processing it to its final state were reviewed. Both pieces of software are verypowerful createphotos. to beautiful tools photo shoots for members who want to take a local the in subjects photographing hours couple area. It will be a fun way to practice club. the in members other with shooting January on falls it 2014. 1, in the Santa welcome Rosaalways are members (SR) New pm. 3 Clubhouseat room Monterey to visit our Membership meetings expertise ranges and (those who understand from the basics of how to use join beginner our their camera and want to learn more) to club.expert. arewe what about! out all Find at Anderson, Diane Secretary, or 408-621-4536, 760-600-6350 for more information regarding club. our CanastaClub Club Ceramics Camera Club Camera

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Arrive about 10 minutes before play and meet Contact Rosemary (760-347-0760), Ron • • Our games are played at the Santa Rosa The Bocce Buddies club I would also like to thank Pat Carson for all her all for Carson Pat thank to like also would I Our club continues to meet every Wednesday and men of all levels of areexperience Women On Wednesday November 30 On Wednesday our members, then join in the fun. the in join then members, our (760-469-8124). Shel or (760-360-4393), Clubhouse Bocce October: in beginning courts. Hours in effect welcomes all newcomers whowant to learn (or already simple know) the you teach will We Bocce. of game the rules of play. Come learn Bocce! and enjoy playing hard work putting together our annual dinner Greateveryone Pat, job greata had time. party. at 7 pm in the Billiards of the Room are Wednesday last the held Tournaments for open tournament. play. each player per $3 of cost a at month You must be a club tournaments. monthly member to play in the way great a It’s join. to encouraged and welcome to make new friends and meet your neighbors! Come to the are lessons Free Montecitoplay. open for nights Wednesday Billiards Room on available at 10 am every Monday in the billiards any For (760-342-9028). Murray Bryan by room further information please call Don Salvatore at 760-775-8394. See you on Wednesday at the BilliardsRoom. we held our monthly tournament. monthly our held we had We 18 players in competition race a with tournament doubles scotch a playing for flight consolation a had also We wins. two to was place First match. first their losing players the won by John Hemphill and Bettylou Robinson, Rosales, Balta and Saito Sy to went place second and third was won by Ken Fails Kerr. and The Norman consolation flight was won by Arny Linkjendal and Jeffrey Stoll. Everyoneto Congratulations themselves. enjoyed and well played winners. our all Logwww.scshca.com to on

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You, too, can create a masterpiece! So, stop by the [email protected] or at 760-342-3061 if you would like to Montecito Clubhouse any Tuesday or Friday morning to have more information about Community Singers. visit with us and see all the great pieces we are working on. You may just get inspired to join us, as well. Couples Golf Couples Golf would like to welcome Classy Niners back all of the snow birds and those who A big thanks to Bonnie Hilling, Marty took a short trip home for the holidays. Porter, Maureen McLean, and all their Our first event of the New Year is January 5th and we helpers for a great holiday luncheon held will dine at the Montecito Clubhouse in the Grand at the Montecito Clubhouse on December 3. Our room Ballroom. We will have fun, prizes and food. was transformed into a “Winter Wonderland” with Because we will be at the Montecito you and can bring decorations of lights, trees, reindeer, and snowflakes. A your own beverage of choice. delicious meal was provided by Shadows Restaurant Also mark your calendars for January 19; it’s our first complimented by a dessert and coffee table by our tournament of the year, Member/Member. members. A skit by Linda Doom and Diane Ershig about If you haven’t already, pick your partners now, this is a golf provided laughs and new words to add to our golf great event. It’s being chaired by Lonnie Leeds, Karen game. Two videos by Cory Stevens and Bonnie Hilling Roche, and Greg and Sandy Middlebrook. Last year was also gave us some humorous entertainment. A brief our inaugural year and it was a great success this year business meeting was held before door prizes were should be even better. handed out. Everyone received a present of socks and One closing thought; February 2nd is Super Bowl nail polish. We had 77 members attend. Sunday so we will be playing in the AM. That gives us January 7 we are playing Pick Your Foursome. Anyone time to attend our Super Bowl parties. There will be not in a foursome will be assigned to one. more information on this later on the website, We are a fun loving group of ladies who enjoy the game www.shcouples.com. of golf. Ladies of all levels are welcome. Please join us for a round of nine holes. We play Tuesday mornings at 7:30 am. For more information contact Terry Raposa at Desert Life [email protected] or 775-636-8513, or Janet Schlicher Happy New Year to All! at [email protected] or 760-296-3413. Our website Desert Life is a charter club with the is shclassy9ers.com. purpose of presenting programs of interest to our members in a luncheon setting and providing opportunities to make new friends. A potential member Community Singers may join us for one luncheon before becoming a The Community Singers enjoyed a member. busy and joyous holiday season. We Your Desert Life board has planned many exciting hosted Cathedral City High School’s events for 2014. We will start with a fashion show Lion’s Pride Chamber Choir, who joined us for our featuring Fresh Produce. Their clothing is casual, easy holiday concert. We visited and performed for Mission wear, easy care and comes in sizes XS to 3X. Hills Assisted Living as part of our neighborhood January’s luncheon will be Tuesday the 14th (note this outreach. To cap it off, Desert Diamonds performed for is the second Tuesday of the month), at MiraMonte Desert Life’s holiday Luncheon. Resort and Spa located at 45000 Indian Wells in Indian We will begin rehearsals for our spring concert on Wells. The doors open at 11 am and lunch will be served Monday, January 20 at 5 pm. “Cinemagic,” featuring at 12 pm. The menu will be Penne Pasta Marina, Roasted songs from the silver screen is scheduled for Sunday, Chicken, Sundried Ragout and Seared Organic Spinach April 6 at 2 pm in the Montecito Clubhouse ballroom. with a Lemon Raspberry Tart for dessert. Please think about joining our group when rehearsals The cost of lunch is $22 and is due by 5 pm, Tuesday, begin again. We have opportunities for all levels of January 7. Please leave your check, made out to “SCSH singing experience. Contact President, Sally Bozzo at Desert Life” in the Desert Life mailbox located in the 42 January 2014 TheView Club News 43 January2014 Continued on page 44… page on Continued Our club also has a room available each Come to the Mirada Room at Room Mirada the to Come If you ever wondered if you would enjoy Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, (our largest cash pot). The games start at 6:30 pm. There is also a raffle at halftime, it is a full we early, here get to sure Be enjoyment. of night snow the that now house full a getting been have birdsare returning. Monday from 1 – 4 pm for Scrabble and other are who names several have I prefer. you if games interested if in you Mexican areTrain interested I want to set up a once a month get together so event either enjoy and come Please me. call please and meet new people and make If new friends. you have 760-343-0783. at Pat or questions,760-953-3224 please call Carol at the Montecito Clubhouse any Wednesday afternoon 1 between – 3:30 pm and of you will women see having a fun jolly designingcreate earrings, bracelets, necklaces, and anklets, group jewelry. We bookmarks. We develop our ideas or we repair piece. wearable a make to treasures family special creating jewelry, come by to watch us or jump right in using a Newcomer Kit. There will be a member available to work directly with you on be to able be will you that so adventure new your successful. Our members abilities range from and Gene Kelly are clicking their clicking are Kelly Gene and heels up in heaven becauseHappy Tappers the are back on in am 10 mornings at Saturday on us join Come the dance floor. beautiful some Make room. fitness Montecito the to how know to have don’t You us. with “noise” tap or dance, just bring your two feet (yes, you will learn your left from your right) and a smile on your face. Our teacher Lorna has some new steps to teach us. We will be up offa storm in no and time. Any questions? Call tapping me, Caroline Konczey, at 619-890-2916 or email [email protected]. JewelryClub HappyTappers

When: Thursday, January 2014 9, Thursday, When: pm 7 Time: Ballroom Where:Clubhouse Montecito Made his mother’s dream true.mother’s come his Made Crossed Europe, living in Displaced Persons Came to America to study and later work Fled Nazis and the war in Moldova at the age the at Moldova in war the and Nazis Fled (DP) camps (DP) on the Moon Landing, Observatory, the and many more Gammacontributions Ray programs. defense and space our to of ten to a mud hut in Tajikistan 3,000 miles 3,000 Tajikistan in hut mud a to ten of away

Attendance Attendance for the 2013/2014 season is only Following his presentation, he will answer your answer will he presentation, his Following We We are a club that has fun. • • • • • • • For our January Speaker Series, to to sell costing paper, $5 for 12 games each with three chances. We also have two special games double the for each $1 cost evening the through action and 3 for $2 for the last game black out to pay for the Bingo pm if5:30 at open you doors play. Friday, everyfirst play We $10 per person. Attendance for a single Speakers single a for Attendance person. per $10 Series program is $3 per person Refreshments at will thebe served. door. For information, contact [email protected]. President Martin Lapides at questions. Logwww.scshca.com to on

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we welcome fellow resident Robert who will tell Frimtzis,you about his life, a journey from war to freedom program, tohelping to put Neil Armstrong on the America the and survival, and tragedy, reflects story His moon. our space how discuss will He spirit. human the of triumph he: DiscussionForum Club Robert Frimtzis: Moon the to Tajikistan From Montecito Clubhouse. If cannot attend please youcontact Michele Sparzo at discover you 760-262-5907 as someone else may be able to place. your take …continued from page 43

beginners to incredible. and visit us. You may try putting once before joining. During the Second week in January, Judie will teach Membership dues are $15 a year, plus the cost of a logo how to make heart earrings to get ready for Valentine’s shirt. All you need is a putter, a ball, $2, and the desire Day. Kits will be available for you to purchase if you to meet new friends and have a fun time. Please note that choose. We shall also be teaching how to set up a booth we adhere to standard golf dress codes (no jeans) collared for those of you who wish to sell their own jewelry. Mid polo shirt. No golf spikes, please. February’s bonus lesson will be taught by Debbie who Lady Putters had a fun-filled December starting with will teach those who are interested how to make beaded the Tournament with Woodhaven December 2, then bracelets. They are gorgeous! December 16 was Beat the Pro day. It is where every Please notice our jewelry that we have completed in the player’s final score competes with a Shadow Hills golf pro. hall display cabinets, occupying two shelves. We have a This event has its own pin reward and a lot of bragging good time gaining ideas from each other and sharing our rights. Every year we have winners. The Holiday Luncheon designs. Thursday, December 19 was a grand party for all. Questions? Please call Pat Melvin, our president at January 27 will be our charity putting day to support 760-702-3410. Come join us! Desert Samaritans who has many programs that assist needy seniors right here in Coachella Valley. February 10 brings Valentine Tournament/Afternoon Kings and Queens Card Club Reception. Make a date with “Someone Close to Your The Kings and Queens Poker Card Heart” to putt in the morning and then bring an club is open for play throughout the appetizer to the afternoon reception. year. Can’t decide which club to spend No experience is necessary, and there are plenty of club your evenings at the Clubhouse? Can’t decide on how to members who will make you feel welcome. If you have spend those long Tuesday nights when the temperature any questions, call Diana Berry at 760-345-9689 or goes down or up? It’s comfortable at the clubhouse Maureen Whittaker at 760-342-1260. playing cards with the Kings and Queens Poker Card Club. The Kings and Queens Card club keeps on playing Lively Liners poker, week after week. We’re looking for new players as Happy New Year! We wish you all a we welcome everyone from Shadow Hills. The card happy, healthy and prosperous New Year. games start every Tuesday night at 6:00pm. Men and Lively Liners has a great way to start Women playing together just for fun. Remember those your new year, help you get in shape and have fun. Come Friday night poker games you had as a kid, when you join us on Wednesdays at 2:45 pm to sign up and get played poker wild cards, high/low, five card draw and your first lesson free. We want you to find out how much high spade in the hole. At the card club we play poker fun you can have line dancing even before you become a games the same way you played as a kid in your old member. You may try our class once before you join neighborhood. Its dealer’s choice no matter what your our club. Membership is $15 per year and classes are $15 favorite poker game may be. Is it Stud, Texas Holdem, per month. or just plain Jacks or better? We’re here to have fun. Our dance is Saturday, January 18 from 6 – 8:45 pm. For information call Ben Weissbach at 760-702-7159. Members pay $5 and guests pay $10. The theme for this month is “Bikers.” Biker attire is optional. Don’t forget to bring your favorite beverage and a snack. To Lady Putters make a reservation you may contact Arnold at Lady Putters meets every Monday [email protected] or call 650-867-7089. morning in the Capistrano room in the If you would like more information about our club Montecito Clubhouse for check-ins at contact our President, Barb Wright at 760-636-0701 or 7:30 – 7:45 am for 8 am play or 8:30 – 8:45 am for 9 am check out our website www.scshlivelyliners.com. play on the practice green downhill from the clubhouse. Remember the saying, “if you don’t move it, you lose You will see us in our blue and white attire. it”. Come on down and “move it” with us! Hope to see We invite all gals who have not checked us out to come you soon. 44 January 2014 TheView when you come in to play Mah Jongg so we will Men’s Golf Club have a count of how many will be attending. Put The New Year’s kick off it on your calendar, we had a great time last year. tournament will be Thursday, We will play Mah Jongg after the lunch. Hope to January 2. Go to the website see you there. www.myshmgc.net to see the Annual Schedule, Wishing you and your families a healthy, happy sign ups and much more. The next General year. Membership Meeting is Wednesday, January 15 at the Montecito Clubhouse Ballroom. The meeting starts at 8 am, sign in, coffee and donuts Needles & Pins are available at 7:30 am. Club members are excited to start This year’s Individual Match Play started on another new year of creativity. November 25 and is in full swing. The new Golf We welcomed six new members in League started in early November and the November and many of our snowbird ladies competition is heating up. The first round of Team returned. Our members made many holiday Match Play starts January 6. On January 14 projects, and thanks to member, Vicki Interclub Team Play will start with Heritage Palms Thompson, one project that was a hit was our vs. Palm Desert at Shadow Hills and on January 28 “pumpkins” for Halloween, Thanksgiving, and with Shadow Hills vs. Heritage Palms at Palm Desert. Christmas. We even have people who are not Due to the overwhelming number of Club members making baby items for Project Linus. members wanting to play in Thursday events, Fabric and yarn is available for anyone wishing to members will now be given a choice of playing in contribute their creativity. In 2013, our club the morning shotgun or the afternoon one for donated a total of 96 blankets and 89 baby hats the Thursday tournaments so everyone can play. to Project Linus. Once again go to the website to get all the The year ended with members bringing Toys information for sign ups. for Tots and presenting them to Pete Anderson, The annual Holiday Dinner Dance was a huge SCSH Toys for Tots Coordinator. See our picture success and a fun event for all who attended. in the Lifestyle section. Membership application renewals for 2014 can January 13 will be our New Year’s party at a Club News be picked up in the Pro Shop or downloaded local restaurant. A sign-up sheet is available. from the website. For membership information, Some of the members are also attending the contact Pete Anderson at [email protected] or Road to California quilt show in Ontario that at 760-469-2086. runs from January 23-26. We meet Mondays at 12:30 pm in the Cambria room, and do all types of needlework. The Mah Jongg quilters also meet Wednesdays at 9 am, and every Holiday time is winding down. other Sunday from 1 – 5 pm. The best place to be is in the New members are always welcome. Dues are Clubhouse every Wednesday from $10 per year. 12:30 – 3:30 pm. Mah Jongg lessons are from 10 am – 12 pm on Wednesdays before our regular game. Please call Babs Bloomgarden at Opera Club 760-393-2056 if you have any questions regarding This month on January 14 at the lessons. 5:30 pm we will have a Pot Luck Our holiday party will take place, as it did last dinner followed by a presentation year on the fourth Wednesday of the month: of Macbeth, an opera in four acts by Giuseppi January 29, 2014. It will be our second annual Verdi. Written in 1846, this is one of Verdi’s great Chinese New Year. It was a huge success. If you successes. The opera is inspired by William are a current paid member, sign up at the desk Continued on page 46…

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Shakespeare’s play about Macbeth and his power hungry Thursdays at noon. wife. The plot thickens as a corrupted Macbeth gets to We want to welcome our new players who have joined become king by devious methods. His eventual downfall the Pan Club on Monday night and Thursday afternoon. is created by both his wife, and supernatural forces. We also want to welcome back seasonal players. Please Since its premiere, Verdi’s version of the story has call our President Sharon Erlich at 760-200-8781 about played to packed audiences around the world. After the putting a table together or participating in an existing success of his opera, Verdi went on to write two more table. If you have never played Pan we would love to have Shakespearean influenced operas; Falstaff, after the Merry you come by and watch us, Beatrice Hersh will be giving Wives of Windsor and Otello from the play Othello. complimentary instructions to new players and would Early in the 20th century, Verdi’s Macbeth fell into love to hear from you. Her cell phone number is obscurity, only to be rediscovered, to the delight of 818-438-8369. audiences, in the later part of the century. What could be We welcome all new Residents to come on by and say better? Verdi and the Bard! hello, we would love to meet you. We have a nice group Please plan to arrive at 5:30 pm. for a Pot Luck dinner. of women and love seeing all the new faces at our tables. Bring one of your favorite foods to share with fellow If you have any questions about the Pan Club, please opera lovers. New members always welcome. don’t hesitate to call our President, Sharon Erlich at Membership fees $10 per person are now due. 760-200-8781. Questions: call 760-775-9521. Paper Crafters Club Pairs’ 9-Hole Golf Club Looking for a club that lets you be Our club’s mission is to share the love “creative,” but also allows you to meet of golf in a social, friendly way. We will new people while having fun? Look no be playing on the North Course. We have further! Join the Paper Crafters and learn how to make a fun lineup of games and events planned. Our club does beautiful cards, gift bags, boxes, etc. to send to those not require handicaps and is designed to provide golf for special people in your life. We meet every Monday from those of us who wish to have a relaxed fun game. 12:30 – 3 pm in the Mirada Room at the Montecito We encourage people to join by pairing up with a Clubhouse. In December we were busy making greeting friend, be it two singles or couples. In January we will be cards and gift tags. You are welcome to attend one of our playing at 1 pm with sign in by 12:30 pm. We will be meetings, create a project, and then decide if you are using a shot-gun format. The cost of play will be $25 per interested in joining us. person. We are able to play all 18 holes even though our Please visit our showcase in the clubhouse (opposite name is Pairs 9-Hole Golf Club. Membership dues are the Mirada Room) to view some of our current projects $10 Dates in January are the 9th and 23rd. You can sign (or peek into our classroom on a Monday and see up at the South Course Pro Shop firsthand what we’re all about)! All new and returning golfers to SCSH are welcome to Questions? Please call Bev Whitney, 651-270-8109. join up. There will be a sign-up sheet in the South Course Pro Shop. Please sign up by 3 pm on the Monday before play. We meet at the Shadows restaurant for a fun Performing Arts Club social hour after play. Happy New Year everyone! We are For more information about our fun Sun City Shadows into 2014 full of opportunities for you Hills club, please contact at or email Frank Carroll at to get involved. We are now in production [email protected] or 760-619-3554. for our March 13, 14, 15, and 16th show Run for Your Wife. You can contact the producers Jo Rotunda or Criss Kiefer at 760-702-3766 to get involved. Pan Our Little Theatre Group is meeting every third Let’s Play Pan! Come join us in the Thursday of the month at 10 am – 12 pm. Starting Capistrano Room at the Montecito January 16, 2014, Gale Ueland will be leading while Clubhouse Mondays at 6:30 pm and on Arnie is busy directing. 46 January 2014 TheView The Play Selection committee will be meeting be put down in four days if not claimed. and presenting the play selections to the PAC We have an author that would like to write a Board for the 2014/2015 season this month. It book about you and your pet, come and be part has been determined by the board to rotate the of our neighborhood book. five members of the Play selection Committee. Each year the #1 spot will step down and everyone will move up. This will allow for new Rainbow Friends ideas yet still maintain enough experience on the The Christmas and New Year committee to understand the history of selections Holidays were really busy for our and the problems of choosing plays for our community with lots of activities location and membership. and celebrations. The next Performing Arts meeting will be on Our club had two entries in the golf cart parade January 8, 2014 at 7 pm. We welcome everyone. and didn’t they look great? The evening was We have many members who don’t act but like relatively warm and lots of residents came out to to be a part of the production. Join us for a fun celebrate and watch the record number of 35 evening. carts in the parade. In December our club played bingo and shared a wonderful meal provided by the club. Pet Club We have a number of new and prospective Hi everyone, I need help with members who have recently moved into our the pet club. It was successful community and we sincerely welcome you to in the past, but many stopped Rainbow Friends. coming. I need new and interesting agendas to Our next meeting will be the third Monday in interest people to get involved. I need your help. January at the Montecito Clubhouse. Watch for We have a major problem in the valley with all a reminder email. We will be planning activities the unwanted animals. We need support, people for the coming months. We appreciate the input that care (after years of working, do you have of our members, so bring lots of ideas. time to help with this major problem)? Be sure to call Barbara at 650-598-9928, for We have an adoption on the first Tuesday of information about our club or to add your name Club News every month at the Montecito. Several shelters to our email list. We are a social group for our attend. We’ve placed and found loving home for gay and lesbian residents and their friends and many unwanted, thrown away, wonderful dogs families. and cats. Many of us have pets we need to worry about. How do we make them a better member of our Readers Ink family? We can bring in specialist to help us. Now that we are winding What to do when we leave on a trip, vacation, down from all the holiday weekend away, if we can’t take our pets with us? festivities, what could be better Why can’t we organize and trade pet sitting? than curling up with a good book? What do we do if we have an emergency, The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic, earthquake? Who is going to worry about your and Madness at the Fair That Changed America pet if you’re not home? will be discussed at our meeting on January 28. What do you do if your dog or cat escapes? Author Erik Larson has skillfully intertwined the We have bobcats and coyotes that roam our true stories of Daniel Burnham, the architect and neighborhood. We are so lucky to have safe guiding force behind the 1893 World’s Fair in houses if your pet escapes.The pet will be scanned Chicago, and Herman Mudgett, a serial killer for a chip, held for several days, and hopefully, who used the fair to lure unsuspecting victims the owner will be found. What a great advantage! to his “World’s Fair Hotel.” This book is a multi- If your love one is taken to the shelter, they can Continued on page 48…

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award-winning page-turner, but there are almost five hundred pages to turn, so don’t wait too long to start Shall We All Dance reading it! Did you make a New Year’s resolution Our Readers Ink Holiday Gathering was held at the to learn a new skill, or dust off an old Montecito Clubhouse on December 17; and it was, as one? Then join us and come dancing! always, a lovely party. Many thanks to the committee that Our monthly dance event is Saturday, January 11, planned it, the members who baked goodies to share, 2014, from 6 – 9 pm. This event is our “Just Dance” and deep appreciation to Brenda Avina and her Lifestyle format – we provide the music (DJ) and you bring your staff for arranging a perfect location and making sure that own food/snacks and drinks. This event costs only $5 we got everything on our wish list. per person. No reservations required. Just check-in/pay Happy New Year to one and all! at the door. Dance hosts will be available for solo women. The event is held in the Montecito ballroom. For more information, see our advertisement in the View. RV Club Want to learn a new dance? Or refresh an old favorite? Happy new year to you all in 2014! Consider a dance class, right in your own neighborhood. Our club members celebrated the January lessons are: holidays with a delicious meal at our • Monday, January 6, 13, 20, 27 Shadows Restaurant. Fun was had by all! Our ladies had a Foxtrot with Carl Davis great time at Cuistot, also. Thank you to Sande Washburn Beginning, 2 – 3 pm and Charlotte Emert for all their hard work planning the Intermediate, 3 – 4 pm great social gatherings this last month! For the men, Tom • Saturday, January 4, 11, 18, 25 Thomas usually heads up lunches on Wednesday’s… Cha Cha with Debbie Souza they try any new, and all the old “haunts!” A list of 95 Mixed Levels, 3 – 4 pm restaurants, so far! Thank you Tom! Partners not required. Pre-registration not required. Now, “let’s hit the road” for new adventures with the Classes are held in the Fitness Center Aerobics Room. Sun City Shadow Hills RV Club! Cost is $10/person/class. Pay at the start of each class. Come join us, and volunteer to plan your trip, for great For more information, check our club website at traveling destinations to explore with our fellow residents www.shdancers.com. in the next year. If you have any questions concerning the upcoming Our coming up trips, to visit and experience, are to events, contact Pattie Martin at 626-523-4352. Tuscon, Arizona and Mesa, Arizona. Lots of shopping, restaurants, golfing, photography, hiking, and social fun, of course! In Mesa, we hope to see some great spring Solos training baseball games! Thank you ahead of time goes The SCSH Solos Club offers an to the Wagonmasters Charlotte and Bert Emert, and opportunity for residents to meet other Steve and Linda Binder for their wonderful planning! single residents in a relaxed social Another trip planned is to Santee, California, near San environment. Our regular monthly meeting is held on Diego. It’s a great BIG park with lots to do, including the third Sunday at 5 pm in the Capistrano room. We lots of lakes. A potluck is put on by the park which should have a short meeting followed by social time which be fun plus the beautiful surroundings to try our luck at includes good food and lively conversations. We have two fishing, golfing, etc. We love to ride the trolley to San additional ongoing activities each month: a Sunday lunch Diego for our favorite eating spots…shopping, baseball, and a Mystery Happy Hour, both events hosted by one golf on Coronado Island, etc. Thank you to Wagonmasters of our members. A group of the Solos will also be Norman and Gayle Cox! attending the Palm Springs Follies in January. Every For more information, come visit our next meeting, on Friday, we have an informal Happy Hour at the Shadows January 15 in the Montecito Clubhouse in the Mirada Restaurant between 4:30-6:00 pm. We also participate Room at 5 pm. Or, contact Jill Thomas at 760-342-3282 in other functions offered thru the Lifestyle department. or [email protected], or Sande Washburn at As a Solo member, you can attend these events and 760-238-4232 or [email protected]. have companions for the event. We are always open to 48 January 2014 TheView suggestions for events or places to visit so we Sectional Championship in Indian Wells. If they have a lot of variety of functions. win the Sectionals, they will go to the National Our year runs from July 1 to June 30. Annual Championship in Surprise, Arizona. The team dues are $10. A flyer listing a sample of our members are: activities can be found in the rounder at the • Captain: Leon Cooper Lifestyle desk. Completed forms, along with your • Co-Captain: Chuck Maguire check made out to “SCSH Solos,” can be placed • Team Members: Jose Cardenas, Arnold in the Solos mailbox located in the hallway Choy, Bob Copeland, Steve Monsky, Derek behind the library. Reyna, Jack Scholle, Craig Shouman, Herb We look forward to meeting new members. Simon, Dan Zarowny, and Phil Zeck Any questions, call the Co-Presidents: either Best of Luck to the Team. Janet Worthley at 760-972-4914 or Clara Look for sign-ups for the January Tennis Event Newton at 760-360-3660. and a February Tennis Event. These events will be Social Mixed Doubles. In March the Club Championships will take place, so start looking Table Tennis Club for your partners now. This event will be Men’s A new year is upon us which Doubles, Women’s Doubles and Mixed Doubles means, among other issues, yes competitive tennis. you guessed it, New Year’s Resolutions. If your Resolutions do not include a trip to That’s Entertainment Club the Newport and Pismo rooms located at the Sir Laffs-A-Lot Comedy Night Santa Rosa Clubhouse for some table tennis, it continues its fourth successful definitely should. Fun and excitement awaits you year on the third Wednesday of there. each month. Each month, two Open play times are revealed in the Fitness different comedians travel from Calendar of your recent copy of the View, as well Los Angeles to perform at our own as times and days the club meets. Hope to see comedy club in the Montecito Clubhouse. This you real soon. very funny show always sells out during the Club News John Wilcox, our table tennis resident cook and season so please buy your $12 tickets early at the his helpers Mary Kay and Rick Sherman, along Lifestyle desk. Open seating (arrive together – sit with Ann Mottino worked tirelessly putting on a together). Doors open at 6:30 pm. Show time great show of mouthwatering chili, that most 7 – 8:30 pm. Complimentary wine served. people were raving about. Our booth at the Chili Other festivals and social events are being Cookout was decorated by Ron Case, Ann planned for next season by the Entertainment club. Mottino, Dinaz DeSouza with Mary Kay and If anyone would like to join our committee and Rick in helping the “Fast Racing Car Design.” produce an entertainment event please contact All their work helped win First Prize for their me. If you were in Show Business I would also decorated booth. like to hear from you. Contact Ben Weissbach at The members and Club Officials would like [email protected] or 760-702-7159. to wish you all a very Happy and Prosperous New Year! Travel Club The next travel club meeting Tennis Club will be on January 22. Our guest Congratulations to the USTA speaker will be from Grand Circle Men’s Senior 55 and over 6.0 Travel and she will discuss our trip in September (60?)team. They won their 2014 to the Northwest National Parks. We will League and are going to the Continued on page 50…

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also have a travel fair on January 25. It will be held in the Ann, our music director, teaches our learners and then Montecito Ballroom beginning at 10 am. the rest of the Strummers join them at 1:30 pm. Our Other trips that we have planned are in March 2014 to sessions conclude at 3 pm. We’re currently gathering Paris and Normandy, a golf trip to Scotland in July, and favorite selections for our own Ukulele Strummers a cruise from Australia to New Zealand in November Songbook. For more information, look us up at 2014. www.scshukes.webs.com or call Henry at 760-360-3243. Flyers for all of these trips should be available in each clubhouse. If anyone has any questions, they can contact Jerry Irwin at 760-289-6748 or [email protected] Veterans Club Unlike many veterans groups, this club is not about rehashing war experiences. Tutta Bella Vino Our club is about assisting members and Come join your wine club this month their spouses as well as all our neighbors. We sponsor (on Saturday, January 25 at 7 pm in the speakers to make veterans aware of the many benefits Montecito Clubhouse ballroom) as we go they have earned while serving their country. The club on a tour of Wine Regions of the Northwest. has also established a reference file with the many This area borders the same latitude as some of the most agencies that deal with the elderly, including veterans. important winegrowing areas of France, Italy, and The club provides services to the SCSH community: Germany. The rich volcanic soil common here coupled Veterans Day in the fall; a highly successful Toys-For-Tots with a diverse collection of climates creates a bounty of drive to begin winter; and our Memorial Day flagraising quality wines. You may be familiar with some of them, ceremony in the spring – providing recognition to those but there are many hidden gems to discover as well. who have served. The flag display in the lobby of the The cost is $20 per person (which includes a small plate Montecito Clubhouse is courtesy of our club. We also of food pairings). To attend, complete a registration form offer US flag disposal for worn flags as well as the sale of (available at the Lifestyle desk or on the club’s webpage, new flags. And finally, we offer an e-newsletter to our www.scshca.com); attach a check to “SCSH Tutta Bella members with the latest information concerning veterans Vino”; and drop everything in the club’s mailbox. and club happenings, making this newsletter a “must The registration deadline is January 18; we cannot have.” accept payment at the door. Club events are open to We meet on the third Tuesday of the month, January members and their guests only. Membership is $10/ 21, at 7 pm in the Montecito Clubhouse. We look person for the season; an application is available on the forward to seeing everyone as they return from cooler club’s website. You are welcome to attend one event summer climates. Our new hats, with logo, are in – so be before becoming a member. sure to see Pete Anderson. Welcome back! Questions? Please call Julie Harris, 760-217-6062 or email [email protected]. Women’s Golf Club A big thank you to Kathy Lee Fier and Ukulele Strummers her committee for putting on a fabulous May this New Year be your happiest Silver Bells member guest event on yet! The Strummers had various activities December 4! By now all of the snowbirds have flown last month and we had a great time! Our south! The Women’s Golf Club is in full “swing” and we different sessions might be called sharing rather than have plenty in store for the season! Come join us for performing. We want to invite any and all residents who great golf, camaraderie, and new friendships. January have an interest in music to join the Ukulele Strummers. golfing will include the Princess Tournament on January 15 You may be a plucker, singer, plinker, singer, blower, and 22. This is a net tournament and will be flighted so singer, drummer, singer, etc. (you get my drift?) That everyone will have an opportunity to be a winner! A new doesn’t make too much difference to us. Your energy and member tea will be held on January 23 from 9 – 11 am desire is all we require! We meet in the Cambria Room, in the Marisol Room. We look forward to welcoming Montecito Clubhouse each Thursday. At 12:30 pm, new members and getting re-acquainted with our northern 50 January 2014 TheView climate members who have come to the desert since our first tea held in November. The club’s Clubs in Formation general meeting will be held after golf on Wednesday, January 29. We will see you there! If you are interested in joining the golf club, please Bereavement Support Group go to our website at www.shwgc.com and If you are interested in becoming complete the application! If you have questions, part of a Bereavement Support please contact club president Grace Hutchings at group, please contact Thelma [email protected]. Enjoy the holidays! Levine at 760-610-2964.

Writer’s Club Mexican Train Club This season we will be looking A Mexican Train club is forming. at writing short stories, as well as For information as to time and ongoing biographies, novels and place, please call Rich Roegner works already in progress, by different members. at 805-722-8203. Bring along something you have written some time ago and perhaps forgotten about. A rewrite and some fresh ideas might bring your work Motorcycle Riders Group to life. Welcome back snow bird Try your hand at writing that story you have riders. The Sun City Shadow always wanted to tell. It does not matter if you Hills motorcycle riders group are writing; fiction, non-fiction, autobiographies, still meets each Wednesday memoirs, or screenplays, all are welcome. Write morning at 9 am at the Montecito a page a day for a year and you have a book! Clubhouse. Some ride days, times may change At each meeting, every member has the due to weather, please email Bob at opportunity to read two or three pages of their [email protected] for the day’s ride times. work to the group, receive ideas, direction and Looking forward to some terrific rides. gentle criticism. Part of being in our club, is the Club News encouragement we get from each other to write on a regular basis. The Writer’s Club meetings this month are Thursdays, January 16 and 30 at 10 am in the Interested in starting a club? Santa Rosa Clubhouse. Plus our once a month Monday evening meeting on January 13 at 7 pm. Drop by the Lifestyle Desk to pick There will no meeting on January 2. Who knows, you may find the hidden writer in up an informational packet. you. Free membership! How can you go wrong? 760-772-9617 For more information: Tony at 760-775-9521 or [email protected].

Log on to www.scshca.com January 2014 51 ceipt. Please deposit your check, made out to SCSH Jew- ish Outreach, in our mailbox at the Montecito clubhouse Resident Groups and include your email address. Also…there is a Jewish Men’s Club forming, anyone Democrats interested please call Arnie Gillman at 213-703-5100 or On January 10 at 7 pm the Democrat email at [email protected]. Resident Group will host a public Board Thank you and we look forward to seeing you. of Directors Election Forum in the Montecito Clubhouse ballroom. All candidates have been invited to participate. In December Republicans the candidates were given two to three questions related The Elephant in our Room is energized to the management and finanaces of the HOA. They and eager as we look forward to 2014. were requested to prepare well-reasoned answers. Opportunities to support local council Following the candidates’ responses to these questions candidates up for election, and those running for at the forum there will be a question and answer period. statewide offices, Brian Nestande and Glenn Miller, have The questions will not be screened unless the implied brought exciting new challenges. With the mid-term intent is to disparage or embarrass a candidate. elections only months away, it is “all hands on deck” as The candidates’ biographies, highlights in their careers, we continue our drive to register voters and get the word and current activities will be presented only in their own out about qualified candidates. brochures or flyers available at the forum. It is not all work and no play as we continue interesting Three candidates will be elected to the HOA Board of programs at our regular meetings with presentations by Directors on March 3, 2014. Before the residents receive docents from our local museums, authors, or Republican and cast their ballots we want them to be aware of the candidates currently running for office. Regular meetings candidates’ views and positions on the issues and their are held on the second Tuesday of each month at 7 pm ideas to implement improvements in the general in the Newport/Pismo room, Santa Rosa Clubhouse. A management of the HOA. Social Hour with wine and appetizers and time to get All residents are invited to attend the forum. Don’t acquainted begins our evening activities at 6:30 pm. miss this opportunity to meet and speak with the In January 2014, we will get an early start by meeting candidates before and after the forum. on the first Tuesday, so join us on January 7, for our first Please feel free to contact Erica Hedlund at meeting of the New Year. Make your resolution this year 760-200-1939 or [email protected] regarding to be informed, be involved and be the one who makes any questions pertaining to the Democrat Resident a difference in our community, state and nation. Group or to the forum on January 10, 2014. Please call or email if you have questions: President, Al Miller, 760-863-1115 or email [email protected]. Jewish Outreach Group The feeling of “Jewishness” is alive and Rimona Hadassah well in our community, and continues to Rimona Hadassah’s January meeting grow. We are very excited to have Rabbi will be held at 10 am in the Montecito Glenn Gelman on board to provide a poignant, fun, and Clubhouse. We invite anyone interested in spiritual Friday night service. Rabbi Gelman is a resident supporting Hadassah (Women’s Philanthropy) to join us of Shadow Hills and is both a Cantor and an ordained for this exciting and informative meeting. Our speakers Rabbi. He is Cantor Emeritus, Temple Beth Shalom in will be from the Polo Grounds in Indio, our next door Long Beach. The Rabbi will be leading our Friday night neighbors. They will give us a history of the game of Polo service monthly on the third Friday of each month. The as well as the history of the Polo grounds here in Indio. services will begin at 6 pm and there will be an Oneg We will also have our light breakfast/snacks and drinks. Shabbat following the service. A donation of $5 a person This is the first meeting of our new board and we hope is appreciated to cover our costs. We are limited to 100 you will all come and support our group. people, so admission is on a first come, first serve basis. We meet one a month on the second Tuesday of the Services will be in the Montecito ballroom; we look for- month. If you have any questions – please contact Nancy ward to accommodating everyone. Please RSVP no later Ferstenfeld our membership Vice President. Her email than two weeks before the service. Your check is your re- is: [email protected]. 52 January 2014 TheView from Del Webb 53 . January2014 Del Webb and and look on Owner’s Entry Francine Get up-to-date information www.delwebb.com Social Feeds. Preferred Partner Discounts. partners with local and national companies that give you discounts services on products and just homeowner. for For instance, being residents own manyand enjoy golf carts. a ofElectric our golf carts Del are quiet, produce no Webb emissions, a on affordable! 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