Volume 43, Number 01 ✦ January 2012 INSIDE: What’s
E-Reader Clinic ...10
PVLGA members host successful fundraiser for U OF A CANCER CENTER
Janet Baron, Publicity Frosty days have arrived in Arizona
following our endurance of the warm temperatures of summer. Now we can all loudly complain about how cold we are instead of how hot we were! Some of our golfers were seen on the
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putting green practicing for the Criers Tournament, held on November 15. Their time was worth their effort. Cindy Bosch, Gloria Slack and Sherry Manier tied for fi rst in fl ight one. Jan Stuckey showed her skills by leading the second fl ight. Thelma Rolelants was the winner of fl ight three. We all enjoyed much
We need picky people ...41
Centennial celebration planned ...50
fun and many laughs while golfi ng in the Turkey Shoot. The annual team event preceded a complete turkey dinner served in the PV lounge. The team of Marlene House, Jerry House, Marlene Trempe and Pat Trempe was the fi rst place winner. In second place were Mary Ann Bryson, Kirk Bryson, Linda Reber and Butch Reber who gave them a run for the money. Vera Schacht, Carol Schacht, Merle Byrnes and Laine Byrnes captured third place. Most of our 18-hole ladies participated
in the two-week Electic Tournament played on November 22 and 29. Winners of fl ight
The committee for the U of A Cancer Foundation. Left to right, front row: Sandy Patton-Joseph, Christy Thomas, Gwen Curtis. Back row: Cheri Almond, Carolyn Tagatz, Linda Reber and Ellen Bond.
1 set a record for concentration; their scores proved it! Mary Henson, Sandy Patton-Joseph and Delores Allard tied to win this fl ight. Sharon Eisenzimmer was the winner of the second fl ight. The winner of the third fl ight was Linda Reber. Our fundraiser for the U of A Cancer
Foundation was held on December 6, and we raised $8,000, a big success! PVLGA, PVMGA and guests were invited to participate. An over- abundance of raffl e tickets was purchased. Early morning temps were in the 30s, warming to only 54 degrees by late afternoon. Brrr!
— PVLGA cont. on page 14
Photography workshop ...62
Spirit of Phoenix Chorus returns to Sun Lakes
From the Sidelines ...80
Whoo-Whoo! Doo Wop 4 is at the station
Index:
Generals ........................ 2 Features ...................... 36 Destinations................. 38 Taste of the Town ....40-42 In Passing .................... 43 Clubs ........................... 44 The Marketplace .......... 55 Sports .......................... 80 Religion ....................... 88 Calendars ...............91-93 Classifi eds ............94-103
The Spirit of Phoenix Chorus T
he Spirit of Phoenix Chorus sings four-part barbershop harmony style songs ranging
from show tunes to gospel to your favorite standards. This 70-man chorus, ranging in age from 16 to 80, will be performing at
the
San Tan Ballroom on Saturday, February 18, 2012 at 7:00 p.m. Last year’s show was a sell-out so don’t delay getting tickets. Tickets are now on sale at Cottonwood Homeowner Services for $15. This
show will also feature quartets, one a gold medal award
winner. The chorus’ director, Gary Steinkamp, is very well known in the barbershop world and has directed and coached all over the world. This promises to be an evening of wonderful award- winning sound, dancing and just pure solid family entertainment. If
you look closely, you may
recognize three of your Sun Lakes neighbors who have been member of the Spirit of Phoenix Chorus for many years. They are Steve Schneck, Bill Giessing and Roger Godin.
The ticket sellers eagerly await your arrival.
Sandy Bocynesky All Aboard! Hop on the Doo Wop train as we pull out of the station
headed for fun, adventure, deception and romance. Excitement reigns supreme as Hot Diggity, Josie, Bobby, Buffy, and Johnny take off seeking adventure in the tropics. Will they fi nd love or will they fi nd intrigue along the way? Why is Susie sneaking around in the doctor’s offi ce after hours? Why is Sissy depressed in paradise? Trouble in Paradise has the answer to those burning questions. You won’t want to miss seeing the fourth annual Doo Wop benefi t show. Performances are scheduled for February 20-21 and 23-25, 2012. The show profi ts benefi t the entire community as they are donated to the Sun Lakes Fire Department. Join in the many special events leading up to the show itself. You
can partake in the festivities on February 19. Come see the Doo Wop Car Show, gobble up goodies at the BBQ, kick-up your heels at
— DOO WOP cont. on page 32
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