SCCC OCTOBER 2019

Volume 17 October 2019
SUN CITY / MENIFEE
A DIGITAL ONLINE INTERACTIVE MAGAZINE
FOR AN ACTIVE SENIOR COMMUNITY
DISCOVERY DAY 2019
TURNED OVER A
NEW LEAF THAT
EXCEEDED
EXPECTATIONS
FOR
● THE CLUBS
● ATTENDANCE &
● FOOD VENDORS
THANKS TO THE
SCCC BOARD AS
DIRECTED BY
TONY REVIDITTO
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DISCOVERY DAY IS HERE – FREE FOOD, ENTERTAINMENT & 40 CLUBS
Our wonderful community will showcase a FREE to the public event on OCTOBER 5 th called
Discovery Day 2019 featuring a Swim Show from 10 am to Noon. Beginning at noon, Live
Entertainment by The Sun City Slickers, The Merry Makers, Square Dancers, Music Players Club, Line
Dancers and a Quilts of Valor presentation will hit the stage (schedule below). The campus will be
buzzing with Exhibitions, Demonstrations, and Sports Club expositions such as Lawn Bowling,
Horseshoeing, Shuffleboard, and Bicycling. Residents will see firsthand the many activities and clubs
available to them. Family and friends are welcome!
Other happenings include a variety of Arts and Crafts for Sale and on display, as well as some
surrounding Menifee Restaurants serving free signature small bite samplings prepared by their
amazing Chefs starting a noon. Come taste food presented by Baron’s Market, China Brothers,
Archibald’s, Gracie’s Lunch Box, Zesty Shawarma and Grill, Nothing Bundt Cakes Coffee Bean and
Tea Leaf. There will be an opportunity drawing for lots of great prizes with a $1 donation per ticket
and $5 for 6 tickets which will benefit The Sun City Coordinating Councils future events.
DISCOVERY DAY PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE
Merry Makers 12:15 Webb Hall
Square Dancing 12:30 Webb Hall
Line Dancing 1:00 Webb Hall
Sun City Slickers 1:15 Webb Hall
Quilts of Valor 1:45 Webb Hall
Music Players Club will be performing by the Water Fountain
DISCOVERY DAY 2019, OCTOBER 5 FROM 10 AM TO 3PM AT THE SUN CITY CAMPUS located at
26850 Sun City Blvd. Sun City.
Visit the Sun City Coordinating Councils website at: https://suncitycoordinatingcouncil.com/
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Tony Reverditto
Co-Vice President
Sun City Coordinating Council
Tony Reverditto’s background in the entertainment industry is diverse and he has taught most
aspects of acting for over thirty years. He founded Way Off Broadway Playhouse, a successful live
theatre and acting school for eight years. While producing and directing nearly eighty productions
for the stage, he was awarded “Best Director and Best Production of the Year” by the Los Angeles
Times. Tony has created 3 touring comedy troupes and has written lots of comedy sketch while
hosting the performances. From there, he worked as a Talent Agent for five years, did Marketing
at Paramount Pictures, and script coverage for a top Product Placement company. His love for the
theatre brought him back to an Artistic Director position for an International Performing Arts
Academy in the heart of Hollywood. This is where he was able to expand his career into
film-making. Recently, he finished writing a screenplay and several television pilots that are being
promoted to industry professionals. He currently works as a journalist with a focus on community
issues, food, entertainment and travel.
Tony moved to Sun City in August of 2018 and is currently the Chairman of the Greek Theatre
Committee, Co-VP of the Coordinating Council and President of the newly formed Sun City
Performing Artists.
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GETTING PREPARED FOR DISCOVERY DAY
OUR CLUB COMMUNITY IS GROWING PROVIDING AN EVER EXPANDING
OPPORTUNITY TO FIND AN ACTIVITY THAT APPEALS TO A WIDE RANGE
OF INTERESTS. YEP, FOR ALL YOU DO THERE'S A CLUB FOR YOU
The Performing Arts Club and the Music Makers
Club are both off to good starts. Both offer
opportunities to learn something new, which is a
great way for seniors to keep mentally active.
Another new club is forming, the Community
Information Club. Its goal is to provide
information about community resources available
to our members and residents and to help find
solutions to problems. Currently their meetings
CRIME WATCH
RV Club
VACATION CLUB
Ice Cream Social
are scheduled for the 4 th Friday of the month
from 2:00-3:00 in the Trophy Room.
The Crime Watch representative shared that
Sargent Rice is back with Crime Watch. Merry
Makers provided a special patriotic program in
recognition of Memorial Day, Veteran’s Day, and
upcoming 4 th of July. They have several new,
strong male vocalists. Mahjong is reorganizing
and looking for people who’d like to play or learn
to play. TOPs enthusiastically reported income of
$1,600 from their annual yard sale, their
once-a-year fundraiser. Welcome Wagon added a
Saturday orientation in June to accommodate
working new residents. The Travel Club is
looking forward to its July ice-cream social. Chair
Volleyball’s latest play day spreading into both
halls is a June happening. The Sun City RV Club
meets the 2 nd Thursday from 11:00-12:30.
Previews of Coming Attractions include our
Historical Preservation Committee presentation at
the Coordinating Council’s August meeting, as
well as a representative from the Registrar of
Voters recruiting poll workers. The July meeting
will be devoted to Discovery Day preparation. Be
sure your club’s representative attends this vital
meeting.
Chair
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Club
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COORDINATING COUNCIL COLUMN
Article by Helen Richmond
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CURIOUS ABOUT
WHAT’S UP SUN CITY
By Helen Richmond
Here’s the easiest way to find out. Just
type “whatsupsuncity.com” in the address
bar on your web page and the latest
information is there for you on our Sun
City Civic Association’s own website.
Then select the appropriate heading to go
to the specific information you’re looking
for. There’s no need to log in or remember
a password, just an easy one-step process.
Do you want your club’s activities to be
part of this information? Remember, it’s
where our new younger techie residents
are going for the latest and greatest. You
can advertise your event before the fact
and then share photos afterward to entice
others to join you. But you have to take the
first step and send your news to the Media
Committee (mediascca@gmail.com) so the
website administrator can include it.
WE WANT YOU
By Helen Richmond
Do you like to write? Do you
constantly take pictures with your
phone? Do you love to know
everything that’s going on around
you? Do you see and/or talk to people
every day? The Sun City Civic
Association’s Media Committee would
like you to share with us and help us
get all the news out to our neighbors.
Be a regular part of the Committee
and help develop ideas on how to best
disseminate information to our diverse
community. Or, if you don’t want to
make a formal commitment, simply
submit your stories and photos to the
committee for us to share via the
website “whatsupsuncity.com,” the
Core Courier, the marquee, and other
venues as we develop them. The
Committee meets the 2 nd Tuesday of
each month at 10:00 am in the East
Room. Or contact us via email at
(mediascca@gmail.com) to find out
how to get your stories and photos
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NEW
HOW TO JOIN
Michael Cook
President
I am proud to announce that we now have the Music
Players Club!
As President of the Music Players Club, I offer over
55 years of professional experience in the music
field in areas such as performing, songwriting,
recording, and teaching.
I've spent over 21 years on the road working with
various recording artists and bands. I have over 30
years of teaching experience, mainly on guitar, but in
the last ten years - piano as well. being raised on
southern gospel harmony and singing. playing guitar
on and off the road, studio work, and backing some
of the greatest musicians of my era.
As a road musician, I've worked with such greats as
Jerry Lee Lewis, George Jones, Rheba McEntyre,
Red Steagall, Carl Smith, Jack Greene, and Ernest
Tubb. In Blues, I've played the Jerry Walker Five in
LA and Kenny Jackson in Memphis.
My favorite mentor of all time is Eldon Shamblen of
Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys. I'm looking
forward to doing my part in the Music Players Club
and I feel confident that we are onto something good
for the Club and good for the Core.
We are a club that welcomes everyone with an SCCA membership who has
played to any degree and wants sharpen their skills, jam, and get to know others
who play. Contact Mickael Cook email: michaelcookguitar@gmail.com
We meet in the Trophy Room on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of every month from
6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. First Thursdays are for Beginners who play just a little or
who are wanting to learn guitar. 2nd Thursdays are for Intermediate and up on
all instruments.
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Everyone who has an SCCA membership number is welcome to attend one or both
meetings. We've had two great club meetings already and are looking forward to
having everyone come and join in the fun.
Our club philosophy is to LEARN TOGETHER and PLAY TOGETHER.
We concentrate the various styles of music, such as Classic Rock, Country, Folk,
50's and 60's, Blues, as well as other styles.
We have the goal of performing whether as a single or in a group.
Linda: One of our members, learned to play when she was 12 years of age.
She began writing songs then as well. She's a member of several song-writing
groups in Los Angeles as well as Nashville. She has recorded a CD of her songs
that she has written. She hopes become more proficient with her guitar-playing and
we are happy to have her as a member.
Gary: Started playing the acoustic guitar right out of high school.
He has played with several local rock bands in San Fernando Valley and San
Diego over the next decade. He laid down his guitar to pursue photography and
returned to play in 2011. He hopes that becoming a member of the SCCA Music
Players Club, will help him improve his ability to play with others as a performer
as well as in a group.
Pat: She says that the musical talent she has, she inherited from her mother
who loved to play organ and piano, and loved to sing. She received her first
guitar, a 1957 Gibson, from a high school sweetheart. Her music training
consisted of piano lessons as a child. She performed in a church worship band
for 2 years. In 2009 she became involved with bluegrass music on the guitar. She
is currently a member of the Southwest Bluegrass Association. Although her
favorite music genre is Classic Country, she likes many different music styles.
She hopes to learn a variety of music within the Music Players Club.
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25625 Briggs Road, Menifee Take Menifee Rd. or 215
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