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AUGUST 2012 ISSUe SUN CITY ANTHeM BY DeL We

Sun City Anthem at Merrill Ranch

Contact Information& Important Numbers

Union Center Hours

AAM 24-Hour Emergency 1-866-553-8290602-647-3034Mike ArringtonExecutive Director 723-6611 Joy Swanda Compliance Administrator 723-6616Pat StempleLifestyle Director 723-6612 Judy McDowellLifestyle Coordinator 723-6614 Jaclyn RevisCommunicationsCoordinator 723-6613 Jake HoffmanFitness & Wellness Director 723-6626Ryan EckroatPoston Butte Golf Club GM 723-1880Assessment Billing 602-906-4940Pulte - Home Warranty/Customer Service800-664-3094Cox - Cable, Phone, Internet602-694-1929 Johnson Utilities - Water 480-987-9870APS - Electric602-371-7171Southwest Gas - Gas1-877-860-6020Town of Florence520-868-7500

520-723-6610 Front DeskMonday - Wednesday 5:30 am - 8:00 pmThursday 5:30 am - 9:00 pmFriday 5:30 am - 9:00 pmSaturday 7:30 am - 8:00 pmSunday 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

ighborhoodpresentativemmitteeIRPERSON

NION - Ross McDowell-723-4948

[email protected] - Wally Skurda -723-0532

[email protected] - OPENCy - Lee Bordelon-723-7625

[email protected] - Don Fiedler-723-7546

[email protected] - Mike OHara -723-3308

[email protected] - OPENENtRy - Russell [email protected]

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Recycling Update - AugustWhile not currently available at Anthem you can recyclealuminum cans at the Pinal County Recycling Center on Adamsville Road in Florence or at the Main Street Park indowntown Florence. Used cans are recycled and returnedto a store shel as a new can in as ew as 60 days. A

consumer could purchase basically the same recycled canrom a retailers shel nearly every 9 weeks or 6 times a year.Today the amount o recycled cans is about 1,665million pounds/year. This recycling o cans saves95% o the energy used to make cans rom virgin ore.For each pound o aluminum recovered, Americanssave the energy resources needed to generateabout 7.5 kilowatt-hours o electricity-enoughenergy saved each year to meet the lighting needso a city the size o Pittsburg, PA or six years!Recycling one can saves enough energy to run a TV orthree hours or the equivalent o 1/2 gallon o gasoline.

SAVE THE DATE REGISTER TODAY!

Labor Day Pool Party Sept. 3

Ladies Lunch Out: Native New Yorker Sept. 7

American Heroes Concert Sept. 8

D-Backs vs. SF Giants Bus Trip & Game Sept. 16$50 pp includes game ticket + bus

Del Webb Goes Pink Oct. 13

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Saturday, August 4th7 - 10 pm

$7 pp (by July 27th)$9 pp (after July 27th)

Bring your avorite beverage and some snacks or hors douerves to share and have a great time dancing to the tunes o The Tom and Jerry Band . This dynamic duo with

talent and harmony vocals per orm the best in classic rock, country, blues, pop andany other musical genre. Water, ice, plates and napkins will be provided.

To m & Jer r y Ba n d

Thank you to everyone who attended and participated in the Florence 4th Annual 4th of July

Freedom Parade at Anthem!

And Congratulations to Yvetteand Rita Stack for winning theGolf Cart Category and to Judy

McDowell and her dog KC for taking the Pet category!


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Sun City Happy Hour1st Monday of each monthMonday, August 65 - 7 pm

Union Center CafeFREE!Register at Front DeskBring your avorite beverage, snacksand appetizers to share. Enjoy catching up with old riendsand meet new riends!

Ca e Lunch Wednesday, August 1511:30 am$7 pp (if purchased by August 13)$9 pp (if purchased after August 13)Catered by Che Ed. View the menu onthe Calendar at www.oursuncityamr.net!

Dinner & a Movie: Man on a Ledge Rated PG-13 for violence and brief strong languageThursday, August 23$7 per person 5:30 PM: DINNER Includes: two pieceso Barros Pizza,Salad,Popcorn, Candy,Soda & Water

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Chartered ClubsBisque N Pieces Ceramics Club McFarland & Ruggles RoomsMondays 1 pmShelley Hu 480-209-3834Bocce Ball Club - Bocce Ball CourtsThurs. & Fri. 10 amFridays 1 pm Johnny Williams 520-509-6038Book Club2nd Tues (Aug. 14) 2 pmBetty Wheeler 520-509-1121Bridge Club - Card RoomFridays 9:30 amMary Dawson 520-233-6757Bunco Club - Card RoomWednesdays 6 pmLinda Lehti 520-723-9963Classy Glass Club - Ruggles Craft Ro om

Tuesdays @ 9 am; Wed/Fri @ 8 am Anne Schalinske 520-840-0930Clay Crafters Club - Walker Craft RoomThursdays 10 amFridays 10 am & 1 pmMondays 9 amWednesdays 1 pmKathy Gibson 520-723-4416Community Garden Club - Card Room4th Friday 9 amLinda Wheeler 520-509-6254Cooking Club - BallroomOctober - May only 2nd Tuesday Peter Maycock 520-723-5022Couples Golf 3rd Thursdays 5 pm Jim Munden 520-682-6790Duelin Daubers Bingo Club - Card Room2nd & 4th Fridays 1 pmStephanie Zito 520-723-5881Fiber/Textile Arts Club McFarland Craft Room1st & 3rd Fridays 12 pmTuesdays 10 am Yvonne Nathanson 520-233-6661Hiking ClubWednesdays 8 am1st Thurs. Mtg 5:30 pmGreg Waterman 716-998-9185 Jazzy Jewels Club - McFarland RoomTuesdays & Thursdays 1 pmDian Meder 480-688-6458Merrill Ranch Sun Dancers - BallroomWed. & Thurs. 9:30 amCarole Power 520-723-5959Piecemakers Club - McFarland & RugglesMon. & Thurs. 9 amLinda Lehti 520-723-9963

Interest GroupsCamera GroupTuesdays 5:45 pmDonna MacKenzie 480-243-7831Pickleball Group - Pickleball CourtsMondays 12 pm Lessons by apptMondays 1 pm Skills/Dr illsMon/Wed/Fri 3 pm Open Fun Play Tues. & Sat. 8 am Men/Women C

10 am Men/Women BThursdays 8 am Women All Levels

10 am Men All LevelsFridays 1 pm Women ShootoutSundays 3 pm Men Competitive Audrey Sobota 520-233-6158Genealogy Group - Computer Lab1st Wednesday 1 pm Jan Trbovich 520-723-9454Hand & Foot Group - Card Room2nd & 4th Thurs. 1 pmLinda Lehti 520-723-9963Mexican Train/Chicken Foot - Card Room1st & 3rd Thurs. 1 pmTravel Group2nd Tuesday 2 pmKathleen Doherty 520-266-9267Investment Group - Computer Lab2nd Thurs. 6 pmElwyn Moore 520-709-4840Open TennisI interested in playing with a group, callLinda Crowell at 520-723-8287

SAVE THE DATE: Annual SpaghettiDinner Fundraiser Friday, Nov. 2Poker Club - Poker AreaMondays 2 pmTuesdays 5 pmWednesdays 2 pmThursdays 5 pmSaturdays 1 pmRoss McDowell 520-723-4948SCATS Club - Poston Ballroom Varies as needed Yvette Stack 520-705-6011The Pig Skin Club - Poston Ballroom Varies as neededMichael Howell 520-233-6479Tile Setters MahJongg ClubCard RoomMondays 5 - 8 pm; Wednesdays 12:30 pmStephanie Zito 520-723-5881Wine Club - Ballroom1st Thurs. 6 - 8 pmBruce Porter 520-723-0809

Wednesday, AugDepart Center at

Must register by A$50 pp includes gam

+ transportati

Mental Health Trivia!Friday, August 106 8 PM$5 per person $45 per Team

Table (8 tickets +reserved table)Register by:Thursday, Aug. 9Limit: 270 tickets, 14 table reservations

Del Webb Road Scholar Program

l Webb has introducednew national partnershipth non-proft Roadholar. To introduce Delebb homeowners to thenefts o Road Scholar,meowners are eligibler these exclusive o ers

Del Webb residents whofrst-time Road Scholar

rticipants will receive onetwo Road Scholar gi t

tifcates: either a $200 gi ttifcate good toward any ad Scholar Internationalventure or a $75 gi ttifcate good toward any ad Scholar North America venture. Note: The gi ttifcates may not be

ed toward the cost o Delebb-exclusive programs.Road Scholar is offering ucational travel adventuresnned exclusively and

ecially priced or residentsDel Webb communities,

luding our kick- adventure to Costa

ca this November orly $1,495 per person.arn more about thisat opportunityMark

ur calendars NOW

onday, October 29egister Soon!n us or an on-siteormational session or

n City residents Volunteermbassadors rom Roadholar will share theirrsonal avorite learningventures and answerestions about the program.

R e r e s h m e n t swill be served.

Chat N Chew Tuesday, August 289 am

BallroomRegister by August 27Meet and talk to your Li estyleDirector. Find out whats comingup! Bring your suggestions and getanswers to questions about Li estyleprogramming and activities. Everyoneis welcome! Re reshments are served.

Movie Night: War Horse Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of war violenceThursday, August 96:00 pm$3 per person Popcorn, candy, water &so t drinks provided.

Ladies Lunch Out @Paradise Bakery

Friday, August 3Meet at UnionCenter tocarpool: 11:30 amParadise Bakery - Queen CreekPlease dont leave before 11:30 am - wedont want anyone left behind. Register atthe Front Desk.

SUMMER POTLUCK

Friday, August 246:00 pm

Ballroom

Bring your avorite dish and beverage andenjoy playing or watching Minute-to-Win-It games. Everyone who plays has a chanceto win prizes and cash!Team Contestant Table: $42 (8 tables avail)Individual Contestants: $7 (to make up 4tables)Non-game participant: $2

Karaoke NightFriday, August 36:30 pmWe have a great time! Everyone is welcome!

Sun City JuneCompliance StaTotal Submittals RecTotal Violations issuTop 5 Violations- Trim plants - Remove weeds - Remove yard art - Upright/restake tre- Weeds in backyard

2nd Quarter N Yard Winn

3617 N. Coloni

Monday, Septem1:00pm

Outdoor Pool ABBQ, Iced Tea, LemWaterBring your avorite(No glass)Pool Games, contestFun!$8 pp i purchased b$10 pp i purchased

Check the Calendwww.oursuncityamr.more details as the

date gets closer!

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VolunteerExtraordinaire

Here is whatwe all know: Voluntee ringis generally cons ide redan altruistic

vity, intended to promoted or improve humanlity of life. It is considerederving the society throughr own interest, personalls or learning, which in

urn produces a feelingself-worth and self-

pect, instead of money.e is the question:

es Ross McDowell volunteerause of his concern for

welfare of others ors his wife, Judy (Lifestyle

ordinator) favor himause he works so darn hard?

e answer:h! Ross is passionateen it comes to life and theerment of our Community;

at else would he do onSaturday night all alone?tch sports on TV, go to a vie, or drop by the Elks.

way he would rathernd his time with all of us!e is what Ross does:

airman of theghborhood Representative

mmittee & Reunionpresentativeker Club Presidentn City Lifestyle Volunteermmittee and Chairpersonthe After Eventsean-up group)ank you Ross, for yourmpassion, support,dness and the ability to

demonstrate to othershow to love life

30% OFF all shirts40% OFF when you buy two shirts40-50% OFF all Red lined items on our sales rack35% OFF any long sleeved outerwear or shirts40% OFF any one apparel item in the Golf Shop when youLike us on Facebook

August Last Chance Clearance Sale

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ITS A DANCE! ITS A SING-A-LONG! ITSKARAOKE! NO, ITS AN EVENING WITH PAULMCDERMAND!Saturday, August 187 - 10 pm$8 pp (i purchased by Friday, August 10)$10 pp (i purchased a ter Friday, August 10)Paul McDermand will take us through an evening of lively entertainment. There will be plenty of room and great music for

the dancers! There will be some sing-a-long fun and even some karaoke! Addsome live contributions from Paul to balance out the nightand you have another memory-making evening at Sun City.Dont miss this opportunity to spend the eveningwith Paul McDermand! Tickets are on sale NOW!Buy them early this is sure to be well-attended!Bring your favorite beverage and some hors douerves and snacksto share. Well provide water, ice and a table for the snacks.

Will HumphreysOwner/Physical Therapist

Michelle BambenekPhysical Therapist

SportsInjuries

OrthopedicConditions

Joint andSoft TissueInjuries

WorkplaceInjuries

ArthriticConditions

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Admission

Call Today!

A Consumer Wellness Series Seminar

How to Stop or SoftenRINGING IN THE EARS!RINGING IN THE EARS!

TUESDAY, AUGUST 7th, 1:00-3:00pmDorothy Nolan Senior Center

330 North Pinal StreetFlorence, AZ 85132

TO RSVP CALL (520)868-8111

FREE

F ifty million Americans suffer from ringing,buzzing, frying, roaring, crickets or locustsin their heads, bringing incredible distrac-tion, anxiety, sleeplessness, and sheer ex-

haustion to as many as 12 million of them.Among related conditions tied to severetinnitus are Attentional Deficit, Chronic Ad-renal Fatigue, Clinical Depression, Hyper-tension & Cardiovascular Disease.

Routinely, sufferers are told to learn towith it and that nothing can be done,when there is help available for each andevery one of them!

Guest speaker, Dr. Max Stanley Char-trand, Ph.D. (Behavioral Medicine) is amember of the Advisory Board of the Ameri-can Tinnitus Association (ATA), Better Hear-

ing Institute, and Audiology Online. He isalso a professional member of the Interna-tional Hearing Society, and the Society of Behavioral Medicine. He has been intensely involved in tinnitus research and considered

one of the top experts inthe field.From 1982-1988, Dr.

Chartrand served aslead researcher in theUNIMAX TM Tinnitus & Amplification Study ,and later the T&A2002 Study , and is principaldeveloper of the ac-claimed Multimodal Tin- nitus Management (MTM) program that today brings significant relief to uncountable suf-ferers.

In this seminar, he will reveal dynamic,research-based knowledge on:x Dietary, environmental, auditory, and medical

causes of tinnitus that eludes sufferers & pro-fessionals alike!

x The main types of long-term tinnitus, includingMenieres disease & how to manage them!

x The very real cognitive, neurological, and physi-

cal health problems caused by unaddressed tin-nitus!

x The wonderful solutions and technology appli-cations that can dramatically enhance onesquality of life!

Interested parties may register for this powerful seminar by calling (520)868- 8111, and are invited to bring family members & friends for an exciting adventure that promises to change their life for the better!

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ASU Lifelong Learning InstituteFall 2012 Course Schedule

Calligraphy: Words As ArtTuesdays, Oct. 16, 23, 3010 - 11:30 am$24.00

Canine Good Citizenship ClassTuesdays, Oct. 16, 23, 30, Nov. 64 - 5 pm$32.00

Artisan Bread MakingMonday, Oct. 2210 am - 1 pm$8.00

Drawing On Your Best SideThursdays, Oct. 25, Nov. 1, 8, 1510 am - 12 pm$32.00

Survival Conversational SpanishFridays, Oct. 26, Nov. 2, 9, 16, 30, Dec. 710 - 11:30 am$48.00

The Story o CitrusMonday, Oct. 291 - 2:30 pm$8.00

Personal Sa ety &Home Security Wed., Oct. 3110 - 11:30 am$8.00

History o FlorenceWednesday, Nov. 59 - 10:30 am$8.00

More Painting Using AcrylicsWednesday, Nov. 7, 14, 28, Dec. 510 am - 12 pm$32.00

Astronomy: The Night Sky Tuesday, Nov. 6 & Friday, Nov. 91:30 - 2:30 pm$16.00

Water: The Story Behind the FaucetMonday, Nov. 12, 1910 am - 12 pm$16.00

How Do They Do That?Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2010 - 11:30 am$16.00

Photo CompositionFriday, Nov. 1610 am - 12:30 pm$8.00

Image EditingFriday, Nov. 161:30 - 3 pm$8.00

Women Behind BarsMonday, Nov. 269 - 10:30 am$8.00

Its Too Hot! Heat AdaptationTuesday, Nov. 27, Dec. 4, 1110 - 11:30 am$8.00

Why Do We Do That? Human Behavior Thursday, Nov. 29, Dec. 69 - 10:30 am$16.00

Dys unction o the American SystemMonday, Dec. 3, 10; Thurs. Dec. 6, 131:30 - 3 pm$32.00

Minerals and MiningFriday, Dec. 7, 1410 - 11:30 am$16.00

Registration Begins SeptemberEnrolling in 6 or more ee-paid cper person entitles you to a discount on your course ees Osher Foundation requires us to chargsemester $15 membership ee per peThe membership ee will be aptoward your total semester tuit


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August 2012Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

LEGENDSocial Events - RED

Fitness & Wellness - BLUETrips - GREEN

Council Events - BROWNSeminars/Classes - PURPLEOpen to the Public - BLACK

1 2 3Ladies Lunch Out:

Paradise Bakery 11:30 am

Karaoke Night 6:30 pm

4Summer

Dance to theTom & Jerry

Band 7 - 10 pm

5 6Happy Hour

5 - 7 pm

7 8 9Arizona Solar

Solutions Seminar 10 am

Movie Night: War Horse

6 pm

10Mental HealthTrivia Night

6 pm

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12 13 14 15Cafe Lunch

11:30 am

16 17 18Evening with

PaulMcDermand

7 - 10 pm

19 20 21 22Diamondbacks vs. Marlins Bus

Trip Depart at 4 pm

23Dinner and a MovieNight: Man on a Ledge

5:30 pm

24Minute to Win

It Summer Potluck

6 pm

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26 27 28Chat & Chew

9 am

29 30 31

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

Weight Watchers Meeting Tuesdays @ 1:00 PM $130/10-week series

Contact Lorena at 602-248-0303 x21

Anthem at Merrill Ranch continues to try and identi y waysto support local businesses and activities in the Town o Florence. We arent alone in this endeavor! There are some localbusinesses that are also working hard to develop partnershipsand allegiances that will encourage growth as well as unity within the Town o Florence and Anthem at Merrill Ranch.

We are happy to announce a new partnership with Mount Athos Restaurant

and the Holiday Inn Express and Suites.

E ective July 9 Peter Koulouris o Mount Athos Restaurant is extending 5% o the total bill (excludingalcoholic beverages) to Anthem residents who choose to dineat Mount Athos restaurant. At the end o each month, they

will match the total amount saved that month and donatea check or that amount back to the Anthem Community.

The Holiday Inn Express and Suites iso ering residents or visiting riendsor amily o residents a rate o $69.99per night June through December and$79.99 rom December through May.

This is an example o how working together can developinto win-win relationships. As a resident o Anthem you canhelp by supporting these two businesses. Let them knowwhen you are there and Keep Mount Athos and the Holiday Inn Express and Suites on your list o pre erred businesse

Anthem Partnership Benefts Residents Mount Athos Restaurant & Holiday Inn Express & Suites

SAVE THE DATE Annual Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser

The Piecemakers Club Friday, November 2

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