ThefT from The CommuniTy Garden

The Community Garden in Sun City Anthem is cared for and tended to by members of the Sun City Garden Club. Each plot of dirt is unique because the hands that till the soil and find a way to turn Arizonas hot sun in to their friend do so in their own way.

from their harvests to the union Center to share with their neighbors.

No one knows who is taking the produce from the Community Garden. We can only hope its happening because a local family needs it more or perhaps, its residents who think the produce in the Community Garden is for anyone who lives in Sun City. The gardeners have studied and learned Not so. The garden is planted, cultivated how to grow wonderful produce in soil and grown by Garden Club members who unfamiliar to them. Gardening in Arizona love gardening and work hard for their prois very different from the Midwest or eastern duce. They are happy and proud to share part of the United States or Canada where the bounty but would much prefer being many are from. It is nothing if not a labor asked. of love. Some of them came here with green thumbs. Others are learning and developThe produce theft has been reported to the ing a hew hobby. Florence Police Department and increased patrols are being implemented. If you see Whatever calls this group of gardeners and anything out of the ordinary, please contact drives them to dig in the earth and work the police and of course, let someone in the hours in the sun comes from loving what Garden Club or office know. is natural and healthy. It comes from an appreciation of hard work and watching an Currently, the Garden Club has 42 plots amazing natural process occur as the seed with 91 members and 8 names on a waiting becomes the fruit of their labor. list. Membership for the garden club is currently $40.00 a year. This entitles the memNow, imagine these same residents rushber the use of a plot or to share a plot. Each ing down to the Community Garden in the member prepares the soil, fertilizes, plants, morning; hurrying to their small plot of soil waters and harvests their own produce. The where they planted their first-ever watermel- Club also offers three educational memon and where yesterday morning they left berships for $20.00 a year. Educational the last few tomatoes to ripen one more day members may attend monthly meetings before harvesting. Imagine how they felt and seminars to learn about gardening in when they saw the vines picked bare. Their Arizona. If you are interested in joining the first watermelon gone! The tomatoes gone! Garden Club you may email scagardensmr@ hotmail.com or call Pat Irey at 520-233Imagine, too, that these are the same resi6996. dents who have carried the extra produce

Contact Information & Important Numbers

AAM 24-Hour Emergency 1-866-553-8290 602-647-3034 Claire Varney, CAAM Executive Director 723-6611 Joy Swanda Compliance Administrator 723-6616 Pat Stemple Lifestyle Director 723-6612 Jaclyn Revis Communications Coordinator 723-6613 Jake Hoffman Fitness & Wellness Director 723-6626 Ryan Eckroat Poston Butte Golf Club GM 723-1880 Assessment Billing 602-906-4940 Pulte 800-664-3094 Cox - Cable, Phone, Internet 602-694-1929 Johnson Utilities - Water 480-987-9870 APS - Electric 602-371-7171 Southwest Gas - Gas 520-889-1888 Town of Florence 520-868-7500

Sun City Anthem by Del Webb at Merrill Ranch

JULY/AUGUST 2011 ISSUe

Main dish provided. You bring the side dishes and desserts. Please sign up at the front desk for what you will bring.

Friday, July 15th 5 - 8 pm Outdoor Pool Potluck dinner

1,000 Cooks for the Cure

or

SCA Named Among 50 Best Places to Retire

Congratulations! Where to Retire Magazine has named Sun City Anthem as a top community in the nation! Where to Retire revealed The Short List: 50 Best Master-Planned Communities in the United States in a press release discussing the bimonthly magazines July/August issue on newsstands June 21. More Del Webb communities nationwide were listed than any other active adult builder including Sun City Festival and Sun City Anthem at Merrill Ranch! According to the release, Where to Retire editors gathered information on more than 150 communities across the nation and eventually zeroed in on communities in 17 states that are amenityrich, with clubhouses, recreation and activities to help residents stay fully engaged. READ MORE at www. OurSunCityAMR.net!

CHANCE TO WIN!

Activities Cake Sale, Silent Auction, Dunk Tank, 50-50 raffles, door prizes and much more! 100% of money raised will go straight to Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

PASS-THE-PLATE
Two Cooks for the Cure specially marked plates will arrive in Sun City Anthem on July 1 and will be registered online. The plate is then passed along to neighbors and friends with a culinary delight of your choice. Once passed, the recipient is then asked to do the same. Each time the plate is passed and registered, KitchenAid will donate $5 to Susan G. Komen for the Cure. Sign up with Pat or Judy in the Lifestyle office.

Start your Independence Day with the 3rd Annual Florence 4th of July Parade at Anthem! Parade begins at 8 AM down Merrill Ranch Parkway and ends at the Anthem Community Park with awards, colors ceremony and patriotic performance. Then get ready for the Old Fashioned 4th of July Picnic at the Sun City Anthem Union Center! Picnic begins at 1 pm with food, games and fun! If youre entered into the Cream and Fruit Pie Contest, bring your pie to the Union Center front desk at 10 am on Monday, July 4 to be judged.

Union Center Hours

520-723-6610 Front Desk Monday - Wednesday 5:30 am - 8:00 pm Thursday 5:30 am - 9:00 pm Friday 5:30 am - 10:00 pm Saturday 7:30 am - 10:00 pm Sunday 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

Residents are encouraged to host their own Cook for the Cure party between July 15 - 24. This can be a backyard BBQ, dessert sampling, cocktail party, etc. A party guide for hosts, recipe ideas, donation forms and more are available at www.cookforthecure. com. Each party host registers their event at www.cookforthecure.com and report your Host ID # to Pat Stemple. If your party is registered and raises more than $50, the resident host will receive a special Villeroy & Boch Pass the Plate serving patter! KitchenAid will continue to make a $5 donation each time this plate is passed and registered.

HOST A PARTY

JULY 4TH HOLIDAY HRS 10 AM - 6 PM

Old Fashioned July 4th Picnic @ 1pm $8 pp if registered by June 27 $10 pp after June 27
Join us in the ballroom for food, games, and fun. Fried & Baked chicken, corn on the cob, watermelon, coleslaw, lemonade, and water. Cream & Fruit Pie Contest Bring your pie to the front desk at 10 am on July 4 to be judged.

See INSIDE for upcoming bus trips!

Sun City Anthem at Merrill Ranch is proud to be a sponsor of 1,000 Cooks for the Cure, an event that challenges America to host 1,000 dinner parties to raise money for innovative breast cancer research and life-saving community outreach programs. To host your event, get recipe and party ideas and download donation forms, visit www.cooksforthecure.com.

Fitness/Wellness Update
Guest Event Tickets Effective August 1
Effective August 1 when you bring a guest to a Sun City event, you will no longer be required to pay the $3 Guest Fee. This applies to any ticketed event; lifestyle events, club events and all other ticketed events. Instead, a $2 stipend will be added to guest ticket prices. For instance, residents will pay $3 for Movie Night and guests will $5; residents will pay $5 for Mental Health Trivia and guests will pay $7, and so on. There at several reasons that this change makes sense. Two of the more important reasons are 1) we needed to eliminate confusion as to how event guest fees were being collected and applied, and 2) the stipend recognizes and protects the private status of Sun City and ensures residents the level of exclusivity they purchased when they bought their home. Guest fees still apply in all other circumstances. Use of Sun City facilities is a privilege and non-residents must still pay the $3 Guest Fee for general use of our amenities and attending activities including club activities (Poker, Bingo, Jam Session, etc.). Sometimes you have to go backward to move forward FREE Educational Financial I-Conferences in your fitness training that 520-723-6622 is! At the ACSM conference July 14 1 PM Global Investment Committee Outlook in Denver, Colorado last July 21 2 PM 401(k) Rollovers The Learning Center is providing you with links which you month, a study was July 26 10 AM Organize your Financial Life presented that described the may use to individually access internet based programs of Aug 11 2 PM Global Investment Committee Outlook benefits of backwards Aug 16 11 AM 401(k) Rollovers study. movements (i.e., back-pedalAug 31 9 AM Organize Your Financial Life These courses are free for your personal use and can be used at ing on the elliptical, Register to: Brian Juda at (480) 368-6505 or brian. any time of the day. The speed at which you progress through stationary bicycles and even juda@morganstanleysmithbarney.com to receive dial walking backwards on a them is your own choice. in and log in information. treadmill) on participants Look through the list of course links to find one which suits you. If you do not see with injured knees. studies of personal interest here, please contact Jo Cochran. Apparently, walking or Event cap: 250. http://classjump.com/merrillranchlifelonglearning/ moving backwards improved Snacks provided. quadriceps and hamstrings The Fall 2011 Schedule is now COMPLETE and posted on the Calendar at Must pre-register by the night strength of study www.OurSunCityAMR.net! Registration begins September 1st for the Fall session. participants while also before. Monday, Take a look now to see the classes coming your way! boosting their aerobic March Come early before Julys trivia and capacity. Moving backwards 14th get a complimentary Blood Pressure may also improve your 7 - 8 PM In addition to, Crayon Bags for children, June to Sept: No Meetings balance and flexibility. If you check. holiday quilts for families, The Piecemakers The Cooking Club meets on the 2nd Tuesday plan on walking have made and distributed over 50 quilts to the of each month from October through May in backwards indoors or out, Florence Police Dept, The Pinal County the Ballroom at 5:30 pm. We demonstrate our Childrens Advocacy Program and Quilts of ensure your safety by favorite dishes, share recipes and a meal. a private company before Valor for our wounded soldiers. Attendees are asked to bring $3/person, a dish May 2011-Brian Maron practicing in an area free of Though many members leave for the there were communication to pass, service ware and their own beverage. Street: W. Heritage Way tripping obstacles. If summer, several are full time residents and products on the market. The club brings together people who love to Favorite Activity: Golf, working out & cards practicing on a treadmill, remain active. If you have a desire to join our cook! We hope you can join us at our next What motivates you to be Career: Mainframe Software Engineer group, we would love to have you. You may do meeting on October 11 when Susan and Leo fit? Want to be physically start at a very slow speed Favorite Food: Steak & Hash browns your own quilting or join in on our group St. Pierre will be making tamales. For more active for as long as posMost important person in your life: Michele such as one mile per hour projects. Some sewing machines are available. information call Roland at 520.233.6823. One thing most people dont know about you: sible. and make sure you have Wrote a real time communication system for ready access to the emergency stop cable. As you Phil and Irene Capanna take hiking and safety Wednesday nights at 6 pm! The cost is $5 a night with an additional dollar once a month on the trails seriously and have taken the Red become more proficient, you Cross Wilderness and Remote First Aid for supplies. Bunco is a game of dice, played June 2011-Jack Huber What motivates you to be can increase the speed and in rounds. Players take turns rolling the dice Training Program to better equip themselves Street: W. Trenton Way fit? My wife, Rena, and my incline. and trying to accumulate as many points as first-responders if they are in an area own self awareness Favorite Activity: Exercising as possible to win each round. The game is where help may be delayed. Phil and Irene Get more Trainers Career: Owner: Heating & A/C Company played at tables of four in competing teams of sometimes take exploratory hikes prior to Favorite Food: Protein Shake Tips at www.OurSuntwo. During play, players track the number of actual club hikes. Many of the hikes are Most important person in your life: Rena rounds they win and lose, and the number of far from the home base in Anthem and the CityAMR.net > Events One thing most people dont know about you: Buncos and Baby Buncos, on their personal personal investment made by Phil and Irene & Activities > Fitness Deep sea commercial fisherman scorecard. At the end of the night wins/losses is substantial. The Hiking Club members are & Wellness. and Buncos are tallied and prizes awarded. More FDA Winners at www.OurSunCityAMR.net > Events & Activities > Fitness. very lucky to have Team Capanna on the trail.

Want to keep learning through the summer?

MENTAL HEALTH TRIVIA NIGHT

Trainers Tip: JULY

July 8th August 12th 6:00 pm

Blood Pressure Checks July 8th 5 - 6 pm

The Most Fun You Can Have for $5

Lifestyle Update
Update from Claire Varney, Executive Director
A reminder to all residents that you must bring your resident ID card to the Union Center and check-in with either the fitness desk or front desk. Lost cards are replaced for $10.00 Meet at the Union Center at 12 and cards that are worn and $6 per person. Please register! noon to carpool to restaurant. may not work can be replaced Water, iced tea, salad bar and at no charge. Residents will Register at front desk. keep their account number. bread. Checking in by scanning your card ensures that we are tracking usage of the facility properly and are aware at all times of when you are in the building. This is a safety issue as well as a tool to help us identify peak usage times to manage staffing and programming for the facility. If you forgot it, we can look it up for you, but when the desk is busy that can slow down check-in for other Every third Friday through residents. Please be courteous to the staff September, bring your favorite Come build your own ice cream and your fellow residents and games, something to grill and a dish always bring your card when sundae in the Union Center using the facilities. to share along with your favorite Chatterbox Cafe! Registration is There also seems to be some beverage! Paper plates, napkins, REQUIRED so we can have confusion about the guest plastic ware and ice water provided. passes. enough ice cream for all! The punch pass is provided for ACCOMPANIED guests only. SUN CITY ANTHEM Thurs., July 14th If you know that you will be Love & Other Drugs bringing guests on a regular basis, you can have your guest 6:00 pm Estate Planning, Wealth fill out their guest waiver form Thurs., Aug. 11th Transfer & Living Wills ahead of time and use the punch pass to avoid exchangJust Go With It FREE Seminar & Dinner ing cash at the desk. Tuesday, July 26th For UNACCOMPANIED 6:00 pm 5 - 7 pm guests, the unaccompanied dinner & a Movie guest form is filled out by the Ballroom resident member. Up to four Thurs., July 28th Complimentary dinner Cost is $3 pp and includes people can be authorized to a basket of popcorn, soda, True Grit hosted by Chris Housley receive a pass that is valid for candy (healthy choices a consecutive ten day period. dinner: 5:30 pm of Edward Jones. Learn Unaccompanied guests will not available) and pitchers of more about estate Movie: 6 pm be allowed on a punch pass. water at every table. planning, transferring For a full description of the dinner & a Movie is $7 per Thurs., Aug. 25 wealth, living wills and life guest passes and policy, please person and includes a vavisit the Documents page insurance. The Next Three Days riety of pizza from Barros, of the portal. Or stop by the Seating is limited. dinner: 5:30 pm Union Center and salad, soda/water, popcorn Registration is REQUIRED. pick up a copy. Movie: 6 pm and candy.

Chartered Clubs
July 13th 11:30 am August 10th 11:30 am
BISquE N PIECES CERAMICS CLuB Mondays 1-4 pm Debbie Hobbs BOCCE BALL CLuB Finished for the season Bob Smith CLASSY GLASS CLuB Fridays 8 am - 12 pm Mary Spindler CLAY CRAFTERS CLuB Thursdays & Fridays Kathy Gibson COMMuNITY GARdEN CLuB 4th Friday 9 am Linda Wheeler COOkING CLuB 2nd Tuesday 5:30 pm Roland Moyneur duELIN dAuBERS BINGO CLuB 2nd & 4th Fridays 1 pm Stephanie Zito FIBER/TExTILE ARTS CLuB Tuesdays 10 am Yvonne Nathanson HIkING CLuB Wednesdays 8 am Greg Waterman JAzzY JEWELS CLuB Mondays 1 - 3 pm Dian Meder MERRILL RANCH SuN dANCERS Wednesdays 9:30 am Carole Power PIECEMAkERS CLuB Mon. & Thurs. 9 am Diane Jasinski POkER CLuB Mondays 5 pm Doug Tourville Tuesdays 1 pm Wednesdays 1 pm Thursdyas 1 pm Saturdays 1 pm S.C.A.T.S. Varies as needed Yvette Stack THE PIG SkIN CLuB Varies as needed Michael Howell TILE SETTERS MAHJONGG CLuB Wednesdays 12:30 - 5 pm Stephanie Zito (520) 509-1940 (520) 233-6113 (651) 245-7058 (520) 723-4416 (520) 509-6254 (520) 233-6823 (520) 723-5881 (520) 233-6661 (716) 998-9185 (480) 688-6455 (520) 723-5959 (520) 509-1422 (520) 723-8639 Reminder: The 2011 Revised Guidelines are out and a copy can be downloaded from www.OurSunCityAMR.net > Community Governance > Documents. Also, there have been some legislative changes that go into effect on July 20. At that time if the guidelines need to be amended, a resolution will be done and homeowners will be notified of the changes.

Friday, July 1 Creative Cafe August 5 TBD

2ND QUARTER NICE YARD WINNER Haggberg Residence W. Mockingbird Way

Year Rounders Grub-N-Games July 22nd ROUND-UP

August 19th 6 - 10 pm Outdoor Pool Resident Appreciation August 17th 2 - 4 pm FREE!

Friday Night

Neighborhood Representative Committee

overlook - Leroy Price 520-233-4410 ldprice38@gmail.com leGaCy - Lee Bordelon 520-723-7625 legacynrc@earthlink.net reunion- Karen Wall 520-723-9229 kandjwall@gmail.com SereniTy - Don Fiedler 520-723-7546 skibum1a@aol.com diSCovery- Mike OHara 520-723-3308 mikeohara64@gmail.com liberTy - Jerry McGuire 503-949-5340 kj.mcguire@cox.net STraTford - Larry Putrick 520-709-3389 lputrick@cox.net

(410) 758-5484 (520) 233-6479 (520) 723-5881

As more details become available, view them on the Calendar at www.OurSunCityAMR.net. July 24 August 27 Sept. 21 Sept. 26-28 Depart 10:45 am Depart 6 am Depart 12:15 pm Depart 7:30 am D-backs vs Rockies $33 pp Kartchner Caverns, $99 pp + food Sonora Desert Museum D-backs vs Pirates $33 pp Canyon de Chelly, Petrified $275 Single* Forest, Painted Desert, $375 Double* Monument Valley *Food, drink & tours are extra. See front desk for details. Tucson - Bone Yard, Pima Air $15 pp + ticket & Space Museum, price Titan Missile Museum Buckys Casino - Prescott $75 pp Hale Theatre - A Christmas $30 pp + ticket Carol price

Oct. 11 Dec. 5-6 Dec. 17

Depart 7 am Depart TBD Depart 1:30 pm

July 2011
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LEGEND Social Events - RED Fitness & Wellness - BLUE Trips - GREEN Council Events - BROWN Classes - PURPLE
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View the Calendar at www.OurSunCityAMR. net for all event details!

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Ladies Lunch Out: Creative Cafe 12 pm Karaoke Night 6:30 pm

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8:00 AM 4th Of July Holiday Hours 10 am - 6 pm July 4th Pie Baking Contest 10 am July 4th Old Fashioned Picnic Celebration 1 - 5 pm 11 12 Wild Horse Pass/Lone Butte Casino Trip 5 - 7 pm Protect Our Water Our Future Community Meeting @ Sun City 4 - 6 pm 18 19 Yappy Hour 7 pm

FREE Blood Pressure Checks 5 - 6 pm

9 7 8 Wild Horse Pass/Lone Butte Casino Trip All Day 9 10 Cafe Lunch 11:30 am - 1 pm 11 12 FREE Financial Wellness Online Seminar Series Mental Health 2 pm Trivia 6 pm 13

Mental Health Trivia 6 pm

Movie Night Just Go With It 6 - 8 pm 14 15 16 17 FREE Financial Year Rounders Wellness Round Up! Online 2 - 4 pm Seminar Series 11 am Yappy Hour 7 pm 18 19 Friday Night Grub-N-Games 6 - 10 pm 20

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Cafe Lunch 11:30 am - 1 pm Sun City Anthem Quarterly Town Hall Meeting 3 pm

14 15 FREE Financial Wellness Online Seminar Series 1 pm

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Movie Night Love and Other Drugs 6 - 8 pm 21 22 FREE Financial Friday Night Wellness Online Grub-N-Games Seminar Series 6 - 10 pm 2 pm 28 Dinner & a Movie: True Grit 5:30 - 8 pm 29 23

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27 Bus Trip - Kartner Caverns 6 am - 7 pm

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9 - 11 am 3 pm Basic Internet Class 3:30 pm Estate Planning, Wealth Transfer & Living Wills 5 pm

Salt River Tubing Trip Carpool 9 am

LEGEND Social Events - RED Fitness & Wellness - BLUE Trips - GREEN Council Events - BROWN Classes/Seminars - PURPLE

Portal Training 10 am

View the Calendar at www.OurSunCityAMR.net for all event details!

July/August Group Fitness Schedule

Monday 8:00 9:00 AM
Resident Group (LIMIT 9 PPL)

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Spin (indoor cycle)

Spin (indoor cycle)

Resident Group (LIMIT 9 PPL)

9:15 10:15 AM
Resident Group Instructor: Diane

Intro to Dance Aerobics

Circuit Training

Intro to Dance Aerobics

Resident Group

Core Conditioning

Instructor: Vicki

10:30 11:30 AM
Swim Aerobics
Instructor: Diane

Swim Aerobics
Instructor: Diane

DVD Class (ballroom)

Intro to Step Aerobics

Yoga 10:00 11:00 AM

Swim Aerobics

Instructor: Sheila

Instructor: Diane

11:30 1:00 PM 1:15 2:15 PM

Resident Group (LIMIT 9 PPL)

Ping Pong
Open Play

Spin (indoor cycle)

Spin (indoor cycle)

Resident Group (LIMIT 9 PPL)

There will be no Yoga class held on July 2nd

Instructor: Sheila

2:00 3:00 PM
DVD Class (ballroom)

Intro to Step Aerobics

Yoga

There will be no classes held on July 4th

Core Conditioning A MODERATE IMPACT class designed to work all the major muscle groups. Activities utilize stability balls and other core training equipment, in order to aid the body in maintaining balance and stability for the activities of daily living as well as other recreational activities.

Yin-Yang Yoga A balanced practice that combines two equally important styles of yoga. The class will begin with active poses to build strength and stamina & conclude with deep stretches to promote flexibility and relaxation. Appropriate for all levels (variations & modifications will be offered).

Introductory Dance Aerobics This is a resident led aerobic exercise class using basic dance steps which are taught before any routines are established. Modifications will be provided for both low and higher energy moves. Having fun to great music is the goal....Low Impact Aerobic Dance Workout

Spin (indoor cycling) Spin classes are a great way to get in a vigorous workout -- burning calories and keeping your muscles in shape. This HIGH-INTENSITY class is the perfect way to build stamina, tone and get a butt kicking workout!!

Circuit Training A MODERATE / HIGH IMPACT class designed to burn fat and build strength. Circuit Training combines choreographed aerobics and strength resistance exercises to maximize the cardiovascular and strength benefits.

PERSONAL TRAINING IS TAKING A BREAK . . .

Deb is taking the summer off to spend time with her new grandchild, but she plans on returning in early fall to continue working with Sun City Anthem residents.

July/August 2011 Group/Club Calendar

Sundays
Poker PiCklebAll 5 pm All Skill levels PieCemAkerS round robin Quilting/Sewing 7:30 am 9 am Poker BiSque N PieC- Texas Hold Em eS CerAMiCS 1 pm 1- 4 pm Fiber/teXtile ArtS 10 am bunCo 6 - 8 pm line DAnCing 9:30 am-12 pm PiCklebAll Advanced Players 8 am Poker Members Choice 1 pm Hiking Club meet at union Center at 8 am for weekly hike ClAy CrAFterS open Studio for pottery PiCklebAll All Skill levels round robin 7:30 am Poker 1 pm Quilting/Sewing 9 am

*Highlight denotes chartered club.

Mondays

Tuesdays

Wednesdays

Thursdays

Fridays

Saturdays

ClASSy glASS Club Projects 8 am - 12 pm ClAy CrAFterS open Studio for pottery tenniS 9 am

PiCklebAll All Skill levels round robin 7:30 am Poker Texas Hold Em 1 pm

Monthly Meetings
Poker 1st monday Texas Hold Em Tournament book grouP: July 12th August 9th 2 pm Cooking Club June-Sept: no mtgs 5:30 pm geneAlogy mtg HAnD & Foot: 1st wednesday: 2nd & 4th thurs: 1 pm 1 pm meXiCAn trAin/ CHiCken Foot 1st & 3rd thurs: 1 pm wine grouP 3rd thurs. 6 - 8 pm inveStment grouP: 2nd thurs. 6 pm

bingo 2nd & 4th Fridays: 1 pm gArDening Club last Friday: 9 am