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Club InformationITALIAN FORUMThe Italian Forum Club is open to all those who want tohave fun Italian-style.On October 14th, we will celebrate Columbus Day withthe fabulous Platters. The price of tickets will be $40 formembers & $45 for non-members. As usual, checks can beleft in the club mailbox. You can also call Tony at 897-8188.On November 13th, we will have our Annual Cruise, inconjunction with the Performing Arts Club. This time weare going to the Dutch Antilles. Contact May Martucciat 897-8188, for further information.We will have our Christmas party early in December. Thedate and time will be announced at a later date.LIFELONG LEARNINGThe LLL Center pursues knowledge through lectures anddiscussions. Members free; non-members, $1.00. Programsare in the Anthem Center (Delaware Room.)We have all returned from our August vacations and areall primed for a new season of the Life Long LearningCenter.The Life Long Learning Center is looking for speakers.If you, or anyone you know, might be interested inpresenting a program, please do not hesitate to contact me.Any and all topics are welcome. Al Tenner, (702) 448-6518.alvintenner@hotmail.com.Since programs are scheduled well in advance,cancellations and changes for various reasons areinevitable. Every effort is made to inform the membershipof these changes, please look at all fliers and e-mails forcurrent information.Wednesday, September 7th, (First Wednesday,) at 1:00p.m., Sara Raney, a SCA resident, will present a most informativepresentation on the Island of South Georgia: “TheGateway to Antarctica.” The photos to be shown weretaken by her during her trip on the National GeographicExpedition on the Clipper Adventurer.Wednesday, September 14th, (Second Wednesday,) at 10:00a.m., Jeff Lotspeich, another SCA resident will speak on“Stopping Movie Piracy.” Jeff has extensive experiencein this field and brings a new and fresh prospective tothis area.Tuesday, September 20th (Third Tuesday), 10.00 a.m. *Monday, September 26th (Fourth Monday,) at 7:00 p.m.,Barbara Long will present “Life Behind Bars,” a differentpoint of view. Barbara was a warden of a women’s prison.Now the secrets can be revealed.Discussion, Friday, September 23rd, 10:30 a.m., (FourthFriday) in the Concord Room, Anthem Center. TOPIC TOBE ANNOUNCED-WATCH FOR MONTHLY FLIER.*The Board of Directors of Life Long Learning, with theapproval of the General Membership, has decided forflexibility to eliminate one speaking date.MAH JONGGTournament – July 13th. First – Marcia Miller,Second- Joy Ball, Third - Jane Fishman, Fourth – MarleneMarcus, Fifth – Marti Waters, Sixth – Barbara Kaye.Congratulations to all.42 Sun City Anthem • September 2011Please check the following calendar and make sure youkeep these dates available for upcoming Mah Jonggevents. Also, make sure you check the bulletin board inthe Mah Jongg room for additional information.Upcoming events: Dates subject to changeSept. 14th 10:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. ......... American mixerNov. 9th 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. ................ TournamentDec. 16th (Friday) .................... Holiday luncheonThe Mah Jongg Club has space reserved in theMorris/Nelson Rooms, at Independence Center, onTuesday and Wednesday from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., andon Thursday evening from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.for club play.New member applications are available in the Mah Jonggroom and in the mailbox in Anthem Center at thebusiness office. The dues are $7 for the calendar year.Are you looking for a new game? Contact Nancy Lebishfor an American game at nlebish@cox.net or Elaine Galantfor an Asian game at lasvegasmom1@cox.net.A substitute list is posted on the bulletin board inthe Morris Room. If you want to be added to thislist, e-mail Elaine Galant.If you want to learn how to play this exciting game contactSheryl Demidio for American/Western lessons at 737-7772sheryldemidio@gmail.com or Elaine Galant for Asianlessons at 444-2528. Asian fan “pay out” cards(official club pays) may be purchased for $3.We look forward to greeting new members and having awonderful time playing this exciting, fun-filled game.You Deserve the Very BestFree Lunch & TourCall (702) 614-8733to schedule your visit2910 W.Horizon oRidge Parkway •Henderson, enNV89052
MEN’S GOLFThe 5th Annual Tea Party or our Member/GuestTournament held July 22-24 was a huge success, as always.There were 41 teams that took part in three flights. Overallwinners were as follows: Concord Flight-George Vokas:Lexington Flight-Eugene Johnson: Bunker Hill Flight-TipBoyd. Again, many thanks to Tip Boyd for putting thisevent on.Gary Duffel and Susan Daum are once again making plansfor the 2nd Annual Mixed Ryder Cup. This event will beheld in October. Sign up forms are available in the ProShop. Don't be left out--sign up early. Great fun was had byall who played last year.The Tournament Committee met in July to discusschanging the flight brackets for Men's Day Events.Suggested changes are as follows: Flight 1=0-10 Index(Gold or Silver Tees); Flight 2=10.1-17 Index; Flight 3=17.1-24 Index; and Flight 4= 24.1 and above Index. It wasthe opinion of the committee to make the competition a“net” only format. It was also the opinion of thecommittee to have Flight 4 play from the Bronze Tees only.Changes were also discussed for the Club Championship.Over the next couple of months we will be discussing theproposed changes at our monthly meetings. The finaldecision will be made at our annual meeting in November.If you wish to be heard on this subject please send ane-mail to mensrevere@aol.com with your thoughts.Many fun dates are scheduled each week for ourmembership. The purpose of the club is to develop andcoordinate the golfing activities and play dates for ourmembership. Visit our website at www.menssrevere.org orstop by the Pro Shop at Revere and pick up an application.OPERAThe Opera Lovers Club will meet on Thursday,September 8, at 6:45 p.m., in Freedom Hall in theIndependence Center.September’s video is Rossini’sIl Barbiere de Siviglia – or TheBarber of Seville – one of thetop-five operas chosen by theSCAOLC membership lastspring. This NetherlandsOpera production is a liverecording of the May 1992celebration performance ofthe 200th anniversary ofRossini’s birth.The Barber story is based onthe first of a series of threecomedies by the 18th centuryplaywright Beaumarchais.The plays – Il Barbiere de Siviglia, Le Mariage de Figaro andLa Mére Coupable - are sometimes known as the “Figarotrilogy” because they all star the hero, Figaro, barber andjack of all trades. The opera takes place in 17th centurySeville, and the first performance was in Rome in 1816. ItsClub Informationmusic and humor are as alive today as when the opera wasfirst produced 195 years ago.The Barber’s overture has an interesting history as well. Itseems Rossini was not good at creating new overtures foreach of his operas because the one played in the first TheBarber performance was said to be the same overture usedin earlier Rossini operas. Then, that overture was replacedby another that had also been used in at least two otheroperas. The overture you hear in this production is the onethat has endured as the “official” The Barber overture. AllOpera Lovers Club members and guests are welcome.PADDLE TENNISLiberty Center Courts Club SummerPlay Schedule still in effect…Tuesday,Thursday and Sunday mornings at7:3O a.m., Wednesday and Fridayevenings at 7:30 p.m. Try out one of ourfast-growing sports for active seniorsand choose a play time that suits yourpersonal lifestyle.Mark your calendars now as our Paddle Tennis Club’s nextmajor event for club members will be our second annual“FUZZ FRENZY II,” Saturday, October 15. We will bejoined by the Tennis and Pickleball Clubs to provide afun-filled day of racquet sports for all. Club memberswatch your e-mail for additional information. Our gamesare all about serious FUN and we had a blast at last year’sevent. Don’t miss it!There are now games for all skill levels plus eveningintroductory classes providing those new to the sport withan opportunity to try it out on the court. Paddle Tennisrules and scoring are basically the same as Tennis so, ifyou’ve played Tennis, you must add Paddle Tennis toyour activity list. Contact Tom Soong at 702-837-2605 toschedule your introductory lesson.Paddles and balls are available for check out at the LibertyCenter main desk. If you enjoy your game, then wewelcome you to join our club to participate in a host of funplay events. Remember our club motto, “Exercise issimply a by-product of FUN.”If you are not yet a club member, please email DennisMusselman at dwmussel@yahoo.com or just drop by thecourts during club play time. We’ll see you soon.September 2011 • Sun City Anthem 43
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