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Tail Gate Party Contact Information

Saturday, December 4
December 10
3 - 5 pm
Happy Hour & Mini-Golf Game
Cash Bar Available
Mini-Golf is FREE
December 11
12 Noon Shotgun
Mixed Team Scramble
4-person Teams (2 Men + 2 Ladies)
the college championship games will
Entry fee includes golf, prize fund and
BBQ cookout after play
BIG screens. Bring your food & bev-
December 12
2:30 pm
Mixed Team Scramble Shootout
2-Person Teams (1 Male + 1 Lady)
All entry fees go into prize fund.
Winning team takes all.
Sign up in the golf shop or call
520.723.1880.
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
9:30am --->
Football! Football! Football! All
be playing in the ballroom on the
erages along and make a day of it!
This is an informal event requested
by some residents who thought
it would be great fun to get with
friends and neighbors to watch the
games on the BIG screens! BYOB
and food and have a great day!!
& Important Numbers
Sun City Anthem by Del Webb at Merrill Ranch
AAM 24-Hour Emergency
1-866-553-8290 DECEMBER 2010 Issue
602-647-3034 Coffee and Conversation
Claire Varney December 6th • 10 am
Executive Director Van Houten & Associates
723-6611
Every week thousands
Joy Swanda of retirees discover that
Compliance Administrator Medicare does not cover
723-6616 many of the Long Term
Pat Stemple Care Nursing home costs
Lifestyle Director and many other types of
723-6612 Long Term Care facility
expenses. Many end up
Jaclyn Revis
on Medicaid and must
Communications Coordinator
723-6613
LIVE MUSIC BY 7 - 9 PM Crystal Mountain Casino spend down thousands of
dollars often losing their
Jake Hoffman “Snow Haven” Lipsologist entire life savings. This
Fitness & Wellness Director important presentation
723-6626 provides solutions and
alternatives in order to
Ryan Eckroat 8 - 9 PM S.C.A.T.S. performances protect your life savings
Poston Butte Golf Club GM
723-1880 Poston Ballroom and preserve your chil-
dren’s inheritance.
Assessment Billing
602-906-4940
Glory Daze TOPICS INCLUDE:
• How to avoid govern-
Pulte 9 PM Dinner is served ment lien seizure of your
home if you run out of
800-664-3094
Cox - Cable, Phone, Internet
money in a nursing home.
• Learn how veterans can
602-694-1929 9 PM “Glory Daze” takes the stage receive up to $1,949.00
every month to pay for
Johnson Utilities - Water
Home Health Care, Assist-
480-987-9870
ed Living, Nursing Home
APS - Electric
602-371-7171 December 31, 2010 and all Unreimbursed
Medical Expenses.
• Retirees’ mistakes, and
Southwest Gas - Gas
520-889-1888 7 pm - New Year how to potentially avoid
them and how to protect
Town of Florence
520-868-7500 $55 per person your estate.
• Learn why your legal doc-
uments (Trust, Wills, and

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Sun City Union Center
Hours of Operation
Cash Bar. Complimentary champagne toast. Durable POA’s) may not
give you and your family
OW the power and results you
O OM RO
520-723-6610 Front Desk
Monday - Wednesday “Lift tickets” to your favorite slopes go on sale Monday, November thought. Not knowing
W R O 5:30 am - 8:00 pm
the common mistakes

SHO M Thursday - Friday 8th at the front desk. You can make your Resort reservation at attorney’s make could be
financially catastrophic.
5:30 am - 9:00 pm that time and seating will be arranged accordingly. Seating is limited
Water Softeners R.O. Systems BBB A+ Rating Saturday
and the last day to purchase tickets is Wednesday, December 22.
7:30 am - 8:00 pm
Sunday Guest ticket sales are available Wednesday, December 8th.
8 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

Reduce, Reuse,
RECYCLE!
The earth
has limited
resources.
With
population
increases, we
are using those resources at
an alarming rate. Did you
know YOU leave a carbon
footprint on the earth, which
reduces the livability of the
earth…for you and others?
If you would reduce your
garbage by 10%, you’ll reduce
your carbon footprint by an
average of 1,200 pounds per
year!
Have you used our new recy-
cling bins (located just east
of the sales office) yet? No?
Don’t be lazy! How about
starting today?
Paper products in the green
and yellow container: News-
paper, magazines, catalogs,
writing/copy paper, phone
books, paperbacks, direct
junk mail, corrugated
cardboard, cereal & deter-
gent boxes, shredded paper
(in tied plastic bag with
punched holes). Please flat-
ten large boxes.
Plastics, tin and aluminum
in the green and blue con-
tainer: Plastic bottles and
containers (clear, opaque,
colored), tin cans (i.e., veg-
etables, soup, pet food, tuna,
pie plates), aluminum (i.e.,
beer and soda cans and clean
aluminum foil). Please flat-
ten large containers.
2 Phone: 520-233-6823.
Lifestyle Update
SPR ING FREE! Society of Financial SUN CITY ANTHEM
2011
Awareness Presentation Thurs., Dec. 9th
“Understanding Different Types Solitary Man
of Annuities” 5 PM-BYOB
520-723-6622
Thursday, December 9 Happy Hour
REGISTRATION IS OPEN! 10:00 AM 6 PM-Movie
Please register TODAY! $3 pp
GET 20% OFF! You may have heard about them; now learn about them!
Cost is $3 pp and in-
cludes a basket of
With all the misinformation floating around about an- popcorn, soda, candy Dinner & a Movie
Residents who enroll for SIX or more Pick up the full course nuities, isn’t it time you got the answers straight? As well (healthy choices avail- Thurs., Dec. 23rd
PAID courses will receive 20% off of established speakers on annuities, {SOFA , Wealth Man- able) and pitchers of
the total of the courses registered for. schedule and registration agement Resources} and {Geoffrey Johnson} have over 23
water at every table. Prince of Persia
years of combined experience helping people like you make
The 20% discount does not apply to form at the Union Center the most of retirement savings. 4:00 PM-Happy
extra fees which are charged for some Dinner & a Movie is $7
classes. or at They will show you when Annuities:
■ Can be an option for combating volatile equity mar- per person and includes
Hour (Cash Bar)
5 PM-Dinner
Course topics include: Genealogy, Florence
www.OurSunCityAMR.net kets a variety of pizza from
■ Can tie returns to an Index* to potentially outpace Barro’s, salad, soda/wa- 6 PM-Movie
History, Desert Survival, Border Issues, under Events & Activities inflation
ter, popcorn and candy.
Geology, Web 2.0, ONEBOOKAZ, Arizona ■ May offer the potential to grow your money while $7 pp
Wildflowers, 7 Habits of Highly Effective
> ASU Lifelong Learning. preserving your principal
People and much more!
Holiday Show with Igor’s Santa Band
Chartered Club News Tues., December 15 | 6:00pm – BYOB Reception | 7:00pm – Show| $10 pp
Bisque ‘N Pieces Ceramics Club Once again, we’ll start the evening off on with their rendition of your holiday favorites.
Come join Bisque ‘n Pieces Ceramics Club for an afternoon of fun and friend- the patio with a BYOB reception with Igor, himself can play the upright bass, gui-
ship. If you don’t think you have any artistic talent, we’ll show you what to do light snacks. Then, we’ll move inside and tar, banjo and piano; and…he can sing beyond
and what you need to get started. Meets Mondays from 1- 4 pm. Phone: 480- get on with the show! three octaves.
Igor, of “Igor’s Jazz Cowboys” takes To top off an exciting show there will be
458-4931.
Bocce Ball Club the lead as “Santa Igor” for a really fun sing-a-longs of some of the very best holiday
holiday show. Not only will Igor and his songs. (Song sheets will be provided.) This is
Interested in Bocce Ball? Interested in a non-contact sport and the meeting of new
elves play some the great tunes of the Jazz going to be a night of fun and laughter. Buy
friends? Leagues are forming for the upcoming Bocce Ball season. Get your mem- Cowboys but Santa Igor and his band of your tickets early!
bership form at the Union Center and join a Thursday 10 AM, 1 PM, or Friday 6 elves will make the holidays come alive
PM league. For additional info, contact Bob Smith at rsmith9830@yahoo.com or
John Valeri at pjval2@yahoo.com. FREE! Holiday Trivia Saturday, Dec. 4
Wednesday, December 8
Classy Glass Club 10am - Ballroom
10am - 2pm
Beginning stained glass class on November 16th. Window Stained Glass Class on Don’t care to watch foot-
Sponsored by Southland Funeral
December 2nd. Stained Glass Christmas Ornaments Class on Dec. 9th. ball all day? Great! Grab
Test your memory skills with holiday trivia! With refresh-
some friends and come to
ments and coffee beforehand you will put your name on
Clay Crafters Club Village Art in the Park to
some paper for the drawings. When your name is called...
browse through the arts
Clay Crafters have open pottery studio time on Thursdays and Fridays. Con- if you answer correctly you get to choose from over 30 dif-
and crafts on sale in the SC
tact Markie Cluff at 480-797-7194. ferent gifts. Nice gifts, like holiday wreaths, gifts baskets,
amphitheater. This is just the first one. This event will be
centerpieces, sweets, etc. Your hosts will conduct the Trivia
Community Garden Club and provide the gifts. All you need to do is REGISTER and
held on the first Saturday of each month December - April.
The Garden Club meets the 4th Friday of each month at 9 am at the garden. If interested in being a vendor, please contact Mary
show up! It will be a lot of fun and you may go home with
some great gifts!
Spindler at marylspindler@gmail.com. 7
 Fitness & Wellness
24 Months of
Mental Health
Trivia
with
This December marks the 24th month of MENTAL HEALTH TRIVIA at Sun
City Anthem! Come celebrate the 2-year anniversary of this hit event on
December 10th with TRIVIAL REVIEW. The questions will be made up entirely
of questions from the last 24 months of trivia! Come test YOUR mental health
and see how much you remember!
“The Most Fun You
December 10th Can Have for $5”
6:00 pm You need to PRE-REGISTER and pay
Event cap: 240 for Mental Health Trivia by close of
BYOB. Snacks provided. business the night before trivia. Due to
space availability, same day
registration will not be allowed.
Instructor: Debra Breen wood bat softball league
When: Tuesdays 10:30 - 11:30 am
SERVICES
FREE Yoga Class
2nd Tuesday in December
9:15 - 10:15 am
Instructor: Jeanne Streff
“Jeanne was wonderful in yoga. She
really knows how to engage each
individual where their body is!”
Chartered Club News
Cooking Club Calling all Bridge Players!
On Tuesday, November 9th at 5:30pm the Cooking Club will meet in the Ball-
room at the Union Center. Leo and Susan St. Pierre will be demonstrating French
If you’re interested in playing
Bridge or Duplicate Bridge on
Spaghetti. Please bring $3 per person, your own drink and a side dish or dessert
Friday mornings, please con-
to share. Please RSVP by responding to e-mail members receive, by calling Roland
Moyneur at 520-233-6823 no later than Friday Nov 5th or by signing up in the
tact Mary Dawson at 520-233-
6757 or sign up in the book at
group binder at Union Center.
Duelin’ Daubers Bingo Club
the front desk.
“Voices of Christmas”
Come play BINGO on the 2nd & 4th Friday at 1 pm! 520-723-5881. Friday, December 3rd
7:00 pm
Fiber/Textile Arts Club
A multi-media fiber and textile arts club meeting in the McFarland craft room every Join your friends and neigh-
bors for the 1st annual “Voic-
1st & 3rd Tuesday from 10 am - 2 pm. New class or project each time. Monthly lun-
es of Christmas” program at
cheons and field trips. Call Yvonne Nathanson at 520-233-6661 for more info. Sun City Anthem. This show
Hiking Club is planned and produced by
Join fellow residents on November 3rd at 8:00am at the Union Center to do residents for residents. You
will undoubtedly enjoy this
an easy, 5-mile hike at the San Tan Regional Park off Hunt Highway. evening of singing, humor
Merrill Ranch Sun Dancers and sing-a-longs. You may
Couples Dancing starting up again on Wed Jan. 5th from 6-7pm. even wipe a tear from your eye
as you recall special holiday
memories. This can be a won-
derful evening for you and a
brighter Christmas for at risk
and less fortunate children.
Piecemakers Club - Spaghetti Dinner
Saturday, November 6 at 5:00pm. Spaghetti, served with a variety or meat sauces,
Price of admission is one new
unwrapped toy per person to
Alfredo sauce, bread, salads and dessert you will get plenty to eat. Tickets on sale be donated to “Toys for Tots”.
every Tuesday from 8-10am in the Lobby or you may contact Jeanne Hendricks at 723-5878. Snacks provided and BYOB.
Poker Club Neighborhood Representative
We are having a very good summer as far as attendance goes!! All your regular pok- Committee
er days are available. Mon. & Tues. at 1:00 & also Thurs. at 5:00. Hold’em & Omaha
Overlook - Leroy Price
are both played on most days. We have completed 3 of the 4 Sunday Hold’em Tour- 520-233-4410
naments but you still have a chance on Dec. 5th. Hope to see you all. Any questions
call Don Petroski 520-723-5045.
ldprice38@gmail.com
Legacy - Lee Bordelon

SOLD
Duration: 6-week session
Sun City Anthem Theatrical Society - Murder Mystery Dinner 520-723-7625
Wednesdays Murder Mystery Dinner Theater - Madame Iggy invites you to join your fellow caneel100@earthlink.net
(Nov. 2nd - Dec. 7th) November 3 - December 15 outlaws at Gibby’s Saloon and her brothel, er Hotel, on Wednesday November Reunion- Karen Wall
Price: Only $20 for all 6-weeks $25/person or $300/team 17th at 4-8 PM. You know, the best little “house” in Florence, Az. Your mission
520-723-9229
kandjwall@gmail.com
Limit: 25 ppl 6-wk league w/ tournament

OUT!
is to solve a murder (or two) and enjoy a great meal of Salad, Pasta, Bread and Serenity - Dick Rhilinger
Desert. The cost will be $15.00 per person and the tickets will go on sale start- 520-723-6561
ing October 26th at the Union Center Ticket Tuesdays 8-10 AM & 6-8 PM. dicele3@cox.net
Space will be limited to 100, so come and get your tickets as soon as they go on Discovery- Mike O’Hara
Recipient for October 2010-Frank Campbell sale. The Pig Skin Club
520-723-3308
mikarto@q.com
Street: N. Manassas Court Most important person(s) in your Do you like to watch football with friends? The Pig Skin Club is underway! Liberty - Betty Wheeler
Favorite Activity: Hunting & Fishing in Northern Michigan life: My beautiful wife, Rita Contact Mike Howell for more information. (520) 233-6479. 520-509-1121
What’s something people don’t know about you: What motivates you to be fit? bwheeler8@cox.net
I worked on some of the tallest buildings in Chicago. My wife calls me the Pillsbury The Tile Setters Mahjongg Club Stratford - Larry Putrick
Career: Ironworker Dough Boy when I gain weight Come play Mahjongg on Wednesdays at 1 pm in the Card Room. 520-709-3389
6 Favorite Food: Steak, baked potato, corn on the cob and poker her finger in my stomach. 520-723-5881. lputrick@cox.net 3

Holiday Dance
by Classy Glass Club
December 11th
5:45 pm - BYOB &
Appetizers to share
6:30 pm - Dance
$8 per person
Don’t miss out on this
great chance to party! Start
the evening off right with
BYOB and appetizers. Bring
enough to share with your
table. Then, dance to the
tunes of “Armour Gomez” - a
Sun City favorite and a NEW
RESIDENT. To make it even
more fun and entertaining,
wear your favorite shirt, tie,
sweatshirt, dress or any “fa-
vorite” garments.
For tickets call Lee at 520-
723-3369 or Rick at 520-413-
2900. Tickets will be deliv-
ered to your door! You may
purchase tickets from any
Glass Club member or come
to the Craft room on Fridays
from 8:00 till Noon. CALL
TODAY FOR TICKETS!
4 upcoming events!
Lifestyle Update Lifestyle Update
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LES KOEL in Concert
December 8th • 6 pm
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Interested in playing softball?
Join the Sun City Anthem Winter Softball League!
EX
Les Koel was a big hit in Octo-
ber and he’s coming back with
$30 per player more music and entertainment
8 week season + 1 week tournament (Jan. 5 - Mar. 2) in December. At 6pm there will
Wednesday afternoon/evenings (start times vary) be a BYOB reception on the pa-
e
nt
v
le e
Metal bats (Not all metal bats are allowed - contact for more info) tio. Light hors d’ouerves will be
A lif e s t y served. At 7pm Les will take the
Interested? stage to soothe you with ballads
Contact the Sun City Anthem Fitness & Wellness Director, Jake Hoffman, at and tributes; get you goin’ with
520-723-6626 or Jake.Hoffman@OurAnthemMR.net some of your old favorites and
sprinkle in just the right num-
ber of holiday songs.
Mark your calendars now and
Experience luxury and pampering as never before . . . enjoy a special evening with Les
Spa Day Includes: Koel. Tickets are $10 per per-
30-minute relaxing massage son. Sign up today!
30-minute soothing facial
Refreshments will be provided Message from the
Friday, December 10th
9 AM - 3 PM Compliance
$80 per person Administrator
Must Pre-Register at the Fitness Desk by December 9th.
We are currently looking for
two residents to serve on the
Design Review Committee.
By Debra Breen You must be able to meet every
2 weeks, serve a 2 year term,
Make the most of your gym your gym workouts by develop-
be a full time resident of Sun
workouts before you come to the ing and activating the neural City Anthem at Merrill Ranch,
gym by mentally performing your pathways that are activated dur- current on assessments and be
exercise routine. With your eyes ing physical exercise. Research able to objectively review archi-
closed and without any weights, studies support the beneficial tectural changes based on the
imagine your body performing effects mental visualization has Design Guidelines.
If you are looking to get in-
each exercise movement and focus upon the body and the mind so December 9th volved in your community and
on the muscle contractions your get ready, get set… imagine!!
Poston Butte this sounds of interest to you,
muscles will make in response to then serving on the Design
Golf Course
the exercise. Mental visualization improves Review Committee may be right
4 - 7 PM for you!
Tuesday, December 28th December 23rd
If you are interested please fill
out an application and return it
9 - 10 am Union Center to Joy Swanda by December 15,
2010. Applications are available
4 - 6 pm on the portal by going to Com-
Join Pat Stemple in the Ballroom every munity Governance > Docu-
Cash Bar! Beer, wine and liquor.
month to ask questions regarding ments > Committee Applica-
Prices start at $1.50. Enjoy playing
at tion or at the front desk. The
with P
Lifestyle activities and learn about
Wii Bowling and socializing with
neighbors and new residents.
term will begin January
1, 2011. 3
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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2 3
View the Calendar at ASU: Knife Mak-
Portal Training ing & Collecting Voices of
www.OurSunCityAMR.net for 10 am 10 am - 12 pm Christmas
7 pm
all event details! Christmas on
10 am - 2 pm
Sun City
Main Street Amphitheater
Parade
6 pm
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
ASU: Florence: Holiday Trivia FREE Seminar: Spa Day
360 Degree 10 am Society for Finan- 9 am - 3 pm
Perspective cial Awareness ASU: Arizona’s Holiday Golf
9 - 11 am 10 - 11 am for the Birds Weekend
Coffee and 4-7 pm 10 am - 1 pm Mixed Team
Conversation Poston Holiday Golf Scramble
10 am Butte Weekend 12 pm
Les Koel in Happy Hr & Mini Holiday
Concert Golf Dance by
6 - 8:30 pm 3-5 pm Classy Glass
Mental Health 7 - 10 pm
Solitary Man Trivia-TRIVIAL
6 pm REVIEW 6 pm
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Wild Horse FREE Yoga Anthem
Pass/Lone 9:15 - 10:15 am Parkside
Holiday Butte Casino Portal Training Holiday
Golf Trip 10 am Boutique
Weekend All Day 1 - 5 pm
Mixed ASU: Boiled
Team Watermelons &
Scramble Pie for Break-
Shootout fast: An Irish
2:30 pm Journey
9 - 11 am Holiday Show
with Igor’s
Santa Band
6 pm
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
Yappy Hour 4-6 pm Christmas Eve Christmas
4 pm Union Holiday Hours Day
Center 5:30 am - 6 pm Union
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Basic Internet New Year’s Eve
Class Event 2010-2011
3:30 pm 7 pm - 1 am
 November/December Group Fitness Schedule
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
8:00 - Spin Spin Spin
(Indoor Cycling) (Indoor Cycling) (Indoor Cycling)
9:00 AM Resident Group Resident Group Resident Group
9:15 - Circuit
Pilates Training Complete Fitness Core Conditioning
10:15 AM Instructor: Gina
Instructor: Jake
Resident Group Instructor: Jake
10:00 - Yoga
11:00 AM Instructor: Sheila
10:30 - Swim Aerobics ZUMBA GOLD* Swim Aerobics Swim Aerobics
Instructor: Deb
11:30 AM Instructor: Gina
(LIMIT 25 PPL)
Resident Group Resident Group
2:30 - Bone Bone *ZUMBA GOLD IS A SPECIALTY CLASS
Strengthening Strengthening THAT RUNS AS A 6-WEEK SESSION.
3:30 PM for Osteoporosis for Osteoporosis PLEASE SEE THE FITNESS DESK FOR
MORE INFO AND PRICING.
6:30 – Yoga Yoga **THERE WILL BE NO GROUP FITNESS
7:30 PM Instructor: Sheila Instructor: Sheila THE WEEK OF THANKSGIVING OR
CHRISTMAS.
Swim Aerobics – A LOW / MODERATE INTENSITY class that uses exercises in the pool to focus on aerobic activity. This class is for swimmers and non
swimmers alike, especially those with orthopedic issues or osteoarthritis. Great for all levels!!
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.
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).
ZUMBA® GOLD – This specialty group fitness class is designed to take the exciting Latin & international dance rhythms created in the original ZUMBA program and
bring them to the active adult, beginner participant and other special populations that may need modifications for success.
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.
Pilates – A LOW / MODERATE IMPACT class designed to minimize stress on the joints while conditioning the core muscles of the body. Pilates uses a systematic
mat based workout engineered to adapt to all skill levels while toning and lengthening the muscle fibers.
Bone Strengthening - This resident led exercise group is open to both men & women who may have osteoporosis/osteopenia or hasn’t exercised for a period of
time. Includes warm up, balance, use of hand & ankle weights, range of motion, and cool down. No floor exercises and no sweat.
Complete Fitness – A LOW IMPACT class that focuses on resistance training to target the major muscle groups of the upper and lower body. The class utilizes
dumbbells, resistance bands and more to provide an invigorating full body workout! Don’t miss your chance to lean out and get fit!!
Spin (indoor cycling) - Spinning 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!!
 November/December Group/Club Calendar *Highlight denotes chartered club.
Sundays Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Saturdays
Pickleball Pickleball Pickleball Bunco Clay Crafters Open Classy Glass: Pickleball
Open Play Open Play Open Play 6 - 8 pm Studio for pottery Glass Fusing Classes Open Play
7 pm 7 pm 7 am Line Dancing Pickleball 8 am - 12 pm 7 am
Poker 5 pm Poker 1 pm 9:30 am-12 pm Open Play Clay Crafters Open
Piecemakers Quilt- Pickleball 7 am Studio for pottery
ing/Sewing Open Play Poker Pickleball
9 am 7 pm 1 pm Open Play
Bisque N Pieces Mahjongg Quilting/Sewing 7 pm
Ceramics 12:30 - 5 pm 9 am Tennis 8 am
1- 4 pm
Monthly Meetings
2nd Tuesday 1st Wednesday: 2nd & 4th Thurs: 2nd & 4th Fridays: Piecemakers Spa-
Book Group: Genealogy Mtg Hand & Foot: BINGO ghetti Dinner
1 pm 1 pm 1 pm 6 pm Sat., Nov. 6th
2nd Tuesday: SCATS Murder 1st & 3rd Thurs: Last Friday: 5 - 6:30 pm
Cooking Club Mystery Dinner Mexican Train/ Gardening Club $10 per person
5:30 pm Theater Chicken Foot 9 am
1st & 3rd Tues. Wed., Nov. 17th 1 pm Holiday Dance by
Fiber/Textile Arts 4 - 8 pm “Travel Through the Classy Glass Club
$15 per person
Club Years” Dance - Sun Sat., Dec. 11th
SOLD OUT!
10 am-2 pm Dancers of Merrill 7 - 10 pm
Nov. 16: Beginning Ranch $8 per person
Stained Glass Thurs., Nov. 18th
10 am-1 pm; 2-4 pm 6 - 9 pm
$5 per person
2nd Thurs:
Investment Group:
6 pm
Dec. 2:
Window Stained
Glass Class
10 am-2 pm; 2-4 pm
Dec. 9:
Stained Glass Orna-
ments Class
10 am-2 pm; 2-4 pm