February 2011— www.sunlakessplash.com


Sun Lakes Republican Club to meet February 8


Carolyn McCorkle The Sun Lakes Republican Club will feature “Accountability: It’s


Time” with


guest speaker U.S. Congressman John Shadegg at


February 8, at 7:00 p.m.


its regular meeting Tuesday, in the Arizona


Room of Sun Lakes Country Club, 25601 S. Sun Lakes Blvd., Sun Lakes, AZ 85248. The public is invited. After serving eight terms in the U.S.


House of Representatives, Shadegg will address what we, the American electorate, can do to hold our elected offi cials accountable on the key issues, and he will help us to be better informed to do so. Over- spending, runaway regulations, mountains of debt, high unemployment, Obamacare, and illegal immigration are some of our top concerns. Known as a man of integrity and experience, Shadegg is uniquely qualifi ed to deliver hard truths on the critical issues facing our country at this pivotal time. Our guest speaker was elected to Congress as part of the Republican


AL AUX 55 meeting notice


Darleen Lindstrom James O. Schroeder American Legion


Auxiliary Unit 55 monthly meeting will be on Tuesday evening, February 15 at 7:00 p.m. in the Navajo Room of Sun Lakes Country Club. If you are interested in helping our veterans and active military, promoting patriotism and want to be involved in your community, please consider joining this organization. The Auxiliary meets the third Tuesday of each month in the Navajo Room. For more information contact Darleen Lindstrom, President at 883-1756. 


Mazatzal casino trip


Walt Gmerek The Knights Of Columbus at St. Steven’s


Church are planning a bus trip to Mazatzal Casino in Payson, AZ on Thursday, February 17, 2011. A $10 donation will secure a seat on the bus. On arrival at the casino each player will receive $15 in slot play, or a $10 match buy-in for bingo players. The bus will leave the St. Steven’s Church parking lot at 8:15 a.m. and will return around 5:00 p.m. For reservations or more information call Walt at 480-802-4165. 


Calling all movie lovers


Diane and Gary Putman Due to an overwhelming response, we


are starting a second Movie Club. If you’re interested in meeting new


people and you are avid movie lovers, we are forming a Movie Club for couples. Generally, here’s how it would work. Every month the host couple selects a movie for everyone to go see on their own sometime during that month. Everyone meets back at


the host couple’s home to discuss the


movie. All couples interested in participating in


this fun club should contact Gary and Diane at 480-339-0210 or 310-809-5261. 


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Revolution in 1994 and represented the 3rd Congressional District of Arizona for the past 16 years, holding fast to the principles of limited government and freedom. Shadegg served as Chairman of the House Republican Policy Committee, the fi fth-ranking position in the House Leadership, from 2005 to 2006, and he was a founder and chairman of the Republican Study Committee, which became the most infl uential and respected force in the U.S. House shaping conservative policy for the country. Each Congress, Congressman Shadegg


introduced the Enumerated Powers Act, which would require each act of Congress to contain a statement of the Constitutional authority relied upon for its enactment. He introduced legislation to promote patient choice, individual ownership, and portability in health insurance. His two bills--the Patients’ Health Care Reform Act and the Health Care Choice Act--offered comprehensive, free market solutions to the rapidly rising cost of healthcare by allowing individuals to choose a health care plan that best meets their needs. He recently criticized healthcare rationing provisions included in the stimulus bill, citing the need for patients and doctors, not bureaucrats, to make treatment decisions. Newly elected LD 21 Chairman Paul


Brierley will provide us with a District report card and also give a short tutorial on the most essential job in the party: Precinct Committeeman. AZ House Rep. Tom Forese will provide an important update on AZ Legislation. For more information, contact Mike Tennant at 480-802-0178. 


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Bill Newlands named Rotarian of the Month for January


Dee Rasmussen January 2011 starts the year’s selection the Month. Each month


of Rotarian of


one of our members is honored for his or her participation in the projects that we have going throughout the year. And those projects are many! Not only do our members participate in those projects, but most are also involved in outside projects of their interests. Bill Newlands not only keeps a steady


pace during our Rotary year by working many hours chairing the Invocation Committee, but also always jumps at the chance of taking part in the Sun Lakes Charities Shopping Spree for the Boys and Girls Club youngsters. This year he and his wife Evelyn spent many, many hours working with the Mathews Crossing Food Bank. He asked for help from our Rotary Club and saw that that request was fulfi lled within the club. Bill has worked with the food bank for many hours. Bill joined the Rotary Club in 1990, is


a past board member, past treasurer and is a Paul Harris Fellow. He taught school for 36 years! Bill is also a volunteer at


Bill Newlands, Rotarian of the Month.


the Chandler Center for the Arts. Bill and Evelyn live in Sun Lakes and have one child and one grandson. We are proud of Bill! He never stands still! His work is ongoing! Congratulations!


Sun Lakes Dance Club notice The Sun Lakes Sunday Night Dance


Club will meet February 20 for our annual Dinner Dance. It will be held in the beautiful San Tan Ballroom. The bar will open at 5:00 p.m. and dinner will be served at 6:00 p.m. This is a chance for all members of the Dance Club to put on their special evening


attire and enjoy an evening of dining and dancing. We will enjoy dancing to the music of Rich Howard. We do have openings in our membership


and encourage anyone interested in joining to contact John and Norma Marsh at 802-9085.


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