Community Standards - Sun City Anthem
Community Standards - Sun City Anthem
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Bocce Ball<br />
Spring 2007 Playoffs: The spring 2007 season concluded with<br />
the championship playoffs on Saturday, May 12th. In a tough<br />
and competitive match the Evergreen Oakers defeated the<br />
101st. The winning team is made up of Lola Bettridge, Bruce<br />
Bettridge, Ro Keller, and Jim Hoffman. All members of the<br />
club salute them on<br />
their accomplishment.<br />
They will be back for<br />
the Fall 2007 season<br />
and will attempt to<br />
duplicate the back to<br />
back championships<br />
of the Stugots team.<br />
The division winners<br />
are: Monday - Bad<br />
Boyz, Stugots, Dancers; Tuesday- Tutti Fortunati, Evergreen<br />
Oakers, Mellow Fellows; Wednesday- Good Timers, St. Elmo’s<br />
Fire, Nighthawks; Thursday- Bocce Buffoni and Six Pack.<br />
Congratulations to all the winners who were recognized at the<br />
annual bocce banquet. The spring 2007 winners and the fall<br />
2006 winners received gift certificates to a local restaurant provided<br />
by our sponsor Wachovia Securities. The banquet was a<br />
huge success with great food, fun and camaraderie. If you didn’t<br />
enjoy it you were not there.<br />
Board Candidates: Your Bocce Board needs fresh ideas and<br />
perspectives. This is the call for you to get involved and make<br />
a difference by running for the 2008 Bocce Board. No special<br />
skills are required,<br />
only a willingness to<br />
help the club become<br />
better, knowledge of<br />
the game, vitality<br />
and a desire to serve.<br />
If you think you<br />
might be interested,<br />
please speak to a current<br />
member or<br />
come to a board meeting.The meetings are held on the first<br />
Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. in the <strong>Anthem</strong> Center.<br />
Fall Registration: Registration forms are available at the<br />
Fitness Center bulletin board for the new season. The cost is<br />
still the same, $15.00 for the entire year, both Fall 2007 and<br />
Spring 2008. Remember that earliest forms are given priority<br />
for any open day and time. We look forward to seeing old<br />
friends, making new friends and renewing friendly rivalries.<br />
Website: Keep up to date on bocce activities by utilizing our<br />
website, www.scbocce.com. This tool does everything but roll<br />
the ball for you.<br />
Book Club<br />
The Book Club meets the third Thursday at 2:00 p.m. in<br />
the <strong>Anthem</strong> Center. A different book, selected by a vote the<br />
members, is discussed each month. Completion of the<br />
month’s selection prior to the meeting is not a prerequisite for<br />
participation, Each meeting ends with member recommendations<br />
of movies currently playing or on videotape.<br />
The Book Club Selection for July will be Family Tree by<br />
Barbara Delinsky. Dana Clarke has<br />
always longed for the stability of<br />
home and family-her own childhood<br />
was not an easy one. Now she has<br />
married a man she adores who is<br />
from a prominent New England<br />
family, and she is about to give<br />
birth to their first child. But what<br />
should be the happiest day of her<br />
life becomes the day her world<br />
falls apart. Her daughter is born beautiful and<br />
healthy, but no one can help noticing the African American<br />
traits in her appearance. Dana’s husband, to her great shock<br />
and dismay, begins to worry that people will think Dana has<br />
had an affair.<br />
Dana’s determination to discover the truth becomes a<br />
poignant journey back through her past and her husband’s heritage<br />
that unearths secrets rooted in prejudice and fear.<br />
Barbara Delinsky’s Family Tree is an utterly unforgettable<br />
novel that asks penetrating questions about race, family, and<br />
the choices people make in times of crisis-choices that have<br />
profound consequences that can last for generations.<br />
As a service project, Book Club members maintain the SCA<br />
lending library collection. Guidelines for use of the collection<br />
by all residents are posted in the library. Annual Book Club<br />
dues are $2. For more information, please contact Rebekah<br />
Holtgrieve at 445-5500 or scabookclub@yahoo.com.<br />
Bowling<br />
The winner of the first half of the Sin <strong>City</strong> Bowling League is<br />
the team, 3 Kings N A Queen, consisting of Jack Khanjian,<br />
Howard Wertz and Gail and Bob Selitzky. The winter league<br />
ended in May and will begin again in September 2007. Call<br />
Secretary, Howard Wertz, at 407-8761 or the South Point<br />
Resort and Casino Bowling Center at 797-8080 for more<br />
information.<br />
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