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Sun City Festival Community Association

October 2011
SUN CITY FESTIVAL BY DEL WEBB

Del Webb Goes Pink

Saturday, October 15
Sun City Festival is once again participating in the annual Del Webb Goes Pink, a walk/run to raise money for Susan G. Komen breast cancer research. You may walk either the front nine or back nine, or both if you prefer. Interested residents may register in advance at the Member Services Desk in the Sage Center. You may also register on the day of the event outside the Copper Canyon Golf Club. The fee is $20. Proceeds benefit Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

Course Registration Begins October 3!

Sign up today at the Member Services Desk in the Sage Center for Fall Courses through the ASU Lifelong Learning Academy. The courses are open to all Sun City Festival residents. The cost of registration is $7.00 per course session. A Super Student Package is available, and allows residents to take any four (4) courses for a total of $85.00. This is a great savings for those who plan to take several multi-session courses. This fall, many popular courses return along with several new courses, some free courses, twice as many computer based learning opportunities, a landscaping lecture, and a wellness course taught by Chuck Eier, Festivals own Fitness & Wellness Director. Register today at Member Services!

Board Of Directors Meeting October 25 1:30 PM Celebration Hall

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An Oktoberfest Special Menu will be offered each weekend throughout the month of October at the Indigo Grille. Ala Carte style specials by the week include:
9/30 - 10/1 Appetizer: Emmenthaler Swiss Cheese Fondue with Soft Pretzel & Bier Sausage. Entree: Chicken Jaegerschnitzel with Cabbage & Bacon Salad, Pan-Fried Potatoes & Wild Mushroom Sauce. Dessert: Ofenschluper - Bread Pudding with Caramel Ice Cream & Caramel Sauce. 10/7 - 10/8 Appetizer: German Sausage with Bier-Mustard Cream & Housemade Sauerkraut. Entree: Roasted Pork Loin with Caraway & Apricot Glaze, Mustard Spaetzle Noodles with Onions & Roasted Red Beets with Vinegar. Dessert: Schwarzwalder Kirschtorte - Black Forest Cake with Cherry & Chocolate Sauce. 10/14 - 10/15 Appetizer: Rotbetsallad - Red Beets tossed with Sour Cream Dressing, Gherkin, Apple & Horseradish. Entree: Beef Rouladen - Bistro Tenders rolled with Gherkin, Bacon & Onion served with Mustard Demi-Cream, Braised Red Cabbage with Apple & Bartkartoffeln (fried potatoes) tossed with Onion. 10/21 - 10/22 Entree: Cabbage Rolls with ground seasoned Beef & Pork, with Pan-Fried Potato, Bier-Onion Sauce & Butter Lettuce Salad with Garden HerbSour Cream Dressing. Dessert: Apfelpfannkuchen - Apple Pancake with Vanilla Sauce & Vanilla Ice Cream. 10/28 - 10/29 Entree: Kraut Runzas - Yeast Dough Rolls filled with Seasoned Beef & Cabbage with Red Potato Salad, Paprika Cream Sauce & Roasted Carrots with Caraway. Dessert: Lebkuchen - Gingerbread Cake with Lemon Sauce & Currant Jam.

Chef Aaron Geister

Fall & Winter New Menu Items

Beef Stroganoff - Beef Tenderloin Tips, Egg Noodles, Mushrooms and Onions in a Sour Cream Sauce. Asian Chicken Wrap - Hoisin-Marinated Chicken Breast, Cucumber Salad and Fried Rice wrapped in a Tortilla with Sweet Chili Sauce. Rosemary Roasted Pork Tenderloin with Olive Oil and Herb Roasted Potatoes, Green Beans with Bacon and Pork Jus.

2011 Over-Seeding Schedule

Golf Course Closed October 10 through October 30.
Horse Race/Shootout Thursday, October 6 at 4:30 PM Cost: $5.00 per person This event is a great time! Its virtually full contact golf as your competitors egg you on, sometimes in your backswing. Two-person teams alternate their shots while the highscoring teams are eliminated on each hole until there are only three teams left. Out of those three teams, we will award a Win (1st Place), Place (2nd Place), and a Show (3rd Place). Serious golfers should leave their sensitive side at home for this event; we like to have fun!

Why Over-Seed?
Each October we close the course for three weeks to accomplish Over-Seeding. Why would we want to close the course for three weeks just as the weather is getting nice and the course is in great shape? The reason is to provide our golfers with a better playing surface and green grass during the cool winter months. If we dont go through the Over-Seed process, our Bermuda base turf becomes yellowish/brown after the first frost of the year. The Bermuda grass actually goes dormant during the cooler winter months. For this reason, we Over-Seed with Rye grass, which is a cool season grass that is able to grow in the winter months. The process starts by cutting the Bermuda grass short, a process called scalping, and reducing the water supply, thus forcing the Bermuda grass into a state of dormancy. We then seed the course with Rye grass and turn the water back on to germinate the Rye seed. Rye grass requires constant moisture until it germinates and matures. October temperatures are ideal for this process and keeps the Bermuda grass dormant. We hope this helps answer the question of Why Over-Seed? and we appreciate your patience during this process.

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The United States Postal Service Invites You To Attend An Informative Seminar
Thursday, October 27 from 2 pm - 4:30 pm in Celebration Hall West, U.S. Postal Service representatives will be here to discuss a myriad of topics, including sending International Mail, Click and Ship, Vacation Hold, and many other services useful for the upcoming holiday season. There will also be time for Q & A regarding products and services.

Veterans Day Golf Tournament Hosted By The Sun City Festival Mens Golf Group
The Veterans Day Tournament will be held on Friday, November 11 with an 8:30 am Shotgun Tee Time. Entry fee is $45.00 per player and is limited to 80 players. Fee includes breakfast, lunch, beer, soft drinks and prizes. An additional $5 entry fee will be donated to the USO in support of our Veterans. Deadline to sign up is October 30 at the Copper Canyon Golf Shop.

November 4 November 11 November 12 November 6-14 November 19 December 2 December 14 December 31

Bocce Champion Battle Veterans Day Celebration Fall Festival USAPA National Pickleball Tournament Community Garage Sale Stargazers Night Winter Wonderland Dessert Party New Years Eve Party Casino Night

Caring/Sharing Neighbors 2011 Thanksgiving Food Drive

We are collecting food for our Thanksgiving Food Drive. Please bring your food to our office in the Sage Center (across from Fitness) before Tuesday, November 15. If you are unable to drop-off your items, please call 928-252-2397 or 928-252-2631 for pick-up. Thank you for your continued support!

Omission In September Newsletter

The cover article regarding the 9/11 Memorial Observance failed to mention the heroes of Flight 93. We apologize for the omission.

RESIDENT PROFILE
They... will be celebrating their 56th Wedding Anniversary this month. Pat and Ed Ristow have been happy homeowners in our community for over four years. They moved into their new house in July 2007 after living in the Denver, Colorado area for thirty-four years. Eds father, Edward Ristow, Sr., who lived with them for thirty-eight years, moved here with them at the age of 99. They were married in Plumsteadville, Pennsylvania on October 29, 1955 and will be celebrating their 56th wedding anniversary this month. Ed retired from the United States Navy in 1973 and they moved from his last duty station in San Diego, California to the Denver area. While in the service, they were stationed in Riverside, California, San Angelo, Texas, Bremerhaven, Germany, Morocco, Winter Harbor, Maine, Keflavik, Iceland, Adak, Alaska, and San Diego. After Eds retirement, they still continued to travel to Europe, Australia and New Zealand and have taken cruises on the Mexican Riviera, the Mediterranean, Greek Islands and the Baltic. Ed made a prior cruise aboard USS Intrepid in the Mediterranean. The accomodations were not as luxurious, but the price was right! They have two daughters who live in the San Francisco area and Williamsport, Pennsylvania with their families. Their son and his family reside in Arvada, Colorado. They love the lifestyle here and have made lots of new friends in this wonderful community. They have found so many activities available that it is hard to find the time to do all the things that interest them. Ed is presently trying to get a Model Railroad Club organized. He had a huge HO layout in their basement while living in Denver and would like to donate it to the club.

Pat and Ed Ristow

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Sun City Festival offers a spectacular variety of activities for all residents, including an assortment of Chartered Clubs ranging from hobbies and various arts groups to sports and social groups.

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CHARTEREd Clubs
Sun City Festival RV Club If youd like to learn more about RVing and find ways to enhance the RV life you love, then the Festival RV Club is for you! Our Club purpose is to facilitate bringing together those who wish to travel and who enjoy the recreational vehicle lifestyle. We are on hiatus for the summer. Meetings resume October 12. Contact Larry Lanie at 928-252-2554 for more details. Crafty Scrappers Club Life is a scrapbook of young and old in which precious stories are told. When time moves on and our memories fail us, this book will be the sweetest tale. We can turn the pages of times gone by and see how the days and years did fly. Contact Bonnie Lenke at 623-2296400 bonnielenke@msn. com for more information in joining our club. Festival Association of Beauties (FABs) We promote social interaction among the women here at Sun City Festival. We meet for lunch every Friday, at 11 am, at the Indigo Grille. FABs is open to all residents of Sun City Festival. Come join us! Its a great way to make new friends. Contact Stephanie Baker at 928252-6964 to learn more!

Browse the listings and join any Clubs that interest you. You may find many new opportunities and even make some new friends in the process. To learn more about these Clubs, go to the community website at www.oursuncityfestival.net under Clubs and Interest Groups to see what events are taking place and how you can get involved.

Sun City Festival Golf Chartered Club We are always accepting applications for new members! Every Tues. the Womens Golf Group plays. Every Mon., Wed. and Fri. the Mens Golf Group plays. See the Pro Shop for details or contact Mike Corson, for the Mens Golf Group, at 928-252-2388 and Patty Smith for the Womens Golf Group, at 602-614-3088.

The Brew Crew We have hosted several successful events with a variety of beers and conversation. Club badges and shirts are available for purchase by members. Membership is still open with dues of $8 per person. If interested in participating, call Milt Levy at 928-252-6952 or Mark Silver 623-2495917.

Gourmet Club If you enjoy cooking and exploring new dishes, and would enjoy meeting new people with the same interests, this club is for you! This is not a potluck dinner. We have a great gourmet four-course dinner on the third Sunday of the month in the homes of our members. Contact Carol Komassa at 928-2523400 for more information.

Paper Crafts & More Club Please join us Tuesday mornings at 9:30 am or Wednesday nights at 6 pm. You will be amazed at the variety of projects we do. We incorporate all different levels of skills that include rubber stamping, tea bag folding, iris folding, just to name a few. Stop by and say hi. Contact Angie Storoschuck at 928-2522268 for more information.

Sun City Festival Hiking Club We offer many exciting hiking trips all over the region. We meet once a month to review previous and upcoming trips and learn many helpful tips on hiking. We offer separate hiking levels for new and experienced hikers. This past season we introduced night hikes and overnights for one or two days away. Contact Stan Goldman at 928-252-3602 to join.

Fine Arts Club Fine Arts has open painting on Monday afternoons and all day on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Try out your creativity and fun at the same time. Everyone is welcome to join us for a presentation on Your Rights as an Artist by Allen Reamer on Oct. 10 in the ASU Classroom. Allen is a teacher and artist. Contact Jean Buhle at 928-2522468 for more information!

Desert Harmony Announcing, Karaoke With Style. Open your Halloween season with us on Oct.19, 6-9 pm, Celebration Hall. You can perform and enjoy desserts, snacks and cash bar. Proceeds of the $5 admission goes toward music & equipment. We welcome new members, no auditions necessary. If interested in joining us, contact Pat Kubler at 928-252-6878 or desertharmonyscf@yahoo. for details.

Pottery & Ceramics Club The Potter/Ceramics Club is now open in the new Industrial Arts Building. Registration for new members will be Oct 3, 9-2 at the Pottery Studio. Another new member registration will be held in Nov. & January. We will begin mandatory classes for beginners. For now, we welcome your visits. Contact Gordon Fjeld at 831-594-2487 for details.

Canadian/American Friendship Club We promote activities that bring Canadians and Americans together for fun and friendship. We will plan various activities including sporting events, arts, off-road trips, and more. We will have an organizational meeting on Nov. 14. Contact Terry Barnard at 928-2523714 or Chuck Smith at 928-252-6976 for more information.

The Social Dance Club Our members learn and practice various dances in a fun and nonthreatening environment. Couples dance resumes on October 16 at 7:30 pm. Future dance times will be announced. Line dance meets Thursdays from 10:30-12:00 am in Celebration Hall. Contact Magda Brown at 623-3980478 for either dance. Club membership is $5/ person and includes both activities.

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The Lady Putters Come and enjoy the camaraderie of friends and neighbors while developing and enhancing your putting skills. The Lady Putters play on Thursdays at 7:30 am. Please join us for a game or two. Contact Sue Peppler at 928-252-2663 for all the details.

The Softball Club We are now organizing teams for the 2011-12 Winter Softball League. All skill levels are welcome, no experience necessary. Visit the softball field on Tues. or Thurs. mornings, 7:30-10 am to watch the Club play. Contact Jim Monachino at 928-252-3318 or at jjmonachino@yahoo.com if interested in participating.

Sun City Festival Car Club Sun City Festival Car Club is a mixture of Muscle, Vintage and Sports Car enthusiasts dedicated to having fun. The Club sponsors monthly outings both events and road trips. Once per month we meet to talk about what to do to make the experience better. Contact Tom Flanagan (tpflana@yahoo. com), Damon Decaon, Vel Moss or Tony Dellinger for details.

Woodcrafters Club Our club caters to all facets of wood crafting. Learn wood working skills and work on various projects with us! The primary purpose of the Woodcrafters Club is to promote the craft of woodworking as a hobby and assist in the improvement of member skills and abilities. Contact Jerry Moore at 928-2526439 to learn more!

Tennis Club The Tennis Club offers many game opportunities for all residents to participate. During the summer, residents should contact Bob Bone at 928-252-6854 or at itzmebob29@gmail.com for information and game schedules.

The Players Club The Players Club offers 12 different board and card games seven days a week. New members are welcome. Consult the newsletter calendar, Cable Channel 22, or Fitness Center bulletin board for dates and times. To join the club, attend any of our daily functions and complete a membership application. Contact Sandy Setters at 928-252-3764 for additional information.

The Quilting Bees Come join the fun with the Quilting Bees. We have many fun and exciting projects and classes lined up for the fall. Please contact Carolyn Boden for further information at 928252-2873.

Glass Arts Club Members create traditional stained glass and warm glass through workshops, demonstrations, selfexporation and shared expertise. Contact C J Zimmerman at 928-2522203 for details. Visit us at our new studio Mon-Sat 10am-1pm.

Barrel Buddies This wine tasting group holds events in members homes, at outside venues, or joint events with other wine clubs. We will have two events in our members homes each month. Please contact Steven Miller at 928-2526640 for details and to learn more about our club.

Genealogy Club Learn the what, where and how of genealogy. Were here to share with members the techniques, methods, resources, and facilities used in genealogy research. Learn how to organize and protect the results of their research. New or experienced are welcome. Meetings are second Tues., Oct-May at 3 PM in the Sage Center. Contact David Komassa for more details at 252-3400.

Pickleball Club The Pickleball Club is dedicated to promoting the sport of pickleball and we welcome everyone to join us in this fun game! We will continue to promote volleyball, table tennis, and water volleyball but will not take membership fees for these sports. Contact Donald Schelling at 602317-6298 to play!

Digital Photo Club The SCF Digital Camera Club is dedicated to advancing the art of photography for the residents of Sun CIty Festival. This is accomplished through a wide variety of programs that encourage members to excel in picture taking, electronic enhancement and display. Contact Al Gastellu at 928-252-6360 for details.

Paws & Claws Club We encourage pet owners of all types to meet and gather information on various educational and health related pet information. On Sept 24 we held the successful Wags & Whiskers Pet Expo and thank you for your support. Our club meetings are held on the first Wednesday of each month at 6:30pm. Contact Kathi Landis at 928-252-6771 for details.

Mystery Riders We are a group of motorcyle aficianados who set aside Thursdays and at least two Saturdays or Sundays per month to do our riding throughout Arizona. We have all makes and models in our group. We dont always know where we are going or where weve been but have fun riding. Contact Pat Thomas at 928-252-3583 for more information.

Field and Stream Club Join us if you have an interest in outdoor Field and Stream activities such as fishing, hunting, shooting, archery, or other outdoor activities. Contact Steve Kelley at 480-544-7037 for more information.

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Special Events for October
October 1 Concert In The Park -Ampitheater 7 pm October 6 American Solar Seminar -Sable 10 am October 6 Buckeye Bookmobile -Sage Center Parking Lot 9 am October 12 Promenade Travel -Cyber Cafe 9 am October 13 Sun Valley Solar Seminar -Sable 10 am October 15 Del Webb Goes Pink, Cancer Walk/Run Fundraiser -Copper Canyon Golf Course 8:30 am Registration October 15 Oktoberfest Celebration -Sage Center Pool 11 am - 2 pm October 18 JC Grason Seminar -Sable 9 am October 19 Karaoke With Style -Celebration Hall 6 pm October 20 JC Grason Seminar -Mullberry 5:30 pm October 20 Buckys Casino Trip -Sage Center 8 am Departure October 20 Buckeye Bookmobile -Sage Center Parking Lot 9 am October 21 Monthly Resident Potluck Dinner -Celebration Hall 5:30 pm October 25 Third Quarter Board of Directors Meeting -Celebration Hall 1:30 pm October 26 LAZBOY Wine & Design Seminar -Celebration Hall 6:30 pm October 27 Flu Shots -Celebration Hall 9 am - 12 pm October 27 Perfect Power Solar Seminar -Mulberry 6 pm October 27 US Post Office Informational Seminar -Celebration Hall West 2 pm October 29 Halloween Dinner, Dance & Costume Party -Celebration Hall 6:30 pm October 29 Blood Drive - Bloodmobile in Sage Center Parking Lot 8 am - 12:30 pm

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Chartered Club Activities

Every Monday Pickleball 8:00am Mah Jongg 9:00am Lady Putters 12:30pm Dealers Choice Poker 1:00pm Fine Arts 1:00pm Woodcrafters 5:30pm Euchre Lessons 6:00pm Pickleball 6:00pm Euchre Play 6:30pm Digital Camera 6:30pm Every Tuesday Pickleball 8:00am Tennis 8:00am Play Anything! 9:00am Paper Crafts 9:30am Pickleball Lessons 10:00 am Contract Bridge 1:00pm Water Volleyball 1:00pm Hi-Lo Omaha Poker 5:30 pm (2nd & 4th Tuesdays) Tx HoldEm Tourn. 5:30pm (1st & 3rd Tuesdays) Pickleball 6:00pm Ponytail Canasta 6:30pm Every Wednesday Pickleball 8:00am Fine Arts 8:30am Mah Jongg 1:00pm Tx HoldEm Poker 1:00pm Paper Crafts 6:00pm Paws & Claws 6:30pm (1st Wednesday each month) Single Deck Pinochle 6:30pm Desert Harmony Rehearsal 6:30pm Every Thursday Pickleball 8:00am Tennis 8:00am Mixed Doubles Tennis 9:00am Lady Putters 9:30am Line Dancing 10:30am Duplicate Bridge 12:30pm Water Volleyball 2:00pm Volleyball 3:00pm Dealers Choice Poker 5:00pm Pickleball 6:00pm Table Tennis 6:00pm Chess 6:30pm Digital Photo Club 6:30 pm Every Friday Pickleball 8:00am Tennis 8:00am Contract Bridge 9:00am Quilting Bees 9:00am Mixed Doubles Tennis 9:00am FABs Luncheon 11:00am Mah Jongg 12:30 pm Bunco 7:00pm Every Saturday Pickleball 8:00am Table Tennis 1:00pm Tx HoldEm Poker 1:00pm Couples Contract Bridge 6:30pm Anything Goes Social 6:00pm Every Sunday Bocce Ball 2:00pm Table Tennis 3:00pm Mexican Train Dominoes 6:30pm Social Dance Club 7:00pm

October 6 Horse Race/Shootoot at 4:30 PM October 10 - 30 Golf Course Closed for Over-Seeding Every Tuesday Sun City Festival Womens Golf Group Every Monday, Wednesday & Friday Sun City Festival Mens Golf Group

Sunday - Tuesday 11:00am - 7:00pm Wednesday - Saturday 11:00am - 8:00pm

Hours of Operation:

Special Events
Happy Hour Monday thru Friday 4:00pm - 6:00pm Every Sunday 8:00am - 11:00am Breakfast in the Indigo Grille Every Wednesday 4:00pm - 8:00pm is Comfort Food Night Every Thursday 4:00pm - 8:00pm is Italian Night Every Friday 4:00 - 8:00pm is Seafood Night Every Saturday 4:00pm - 8:00pm is Prime Rib Night

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Fitness Classes
Every Monday Flow Yoga 8:45 am Pilates 8:45 am Body Sculpting 10:00 am Aqua Aerobics 10:00 am Zumba Gold 11:00 am Strength & Cycle 12:15 pm Aqua Aerobics 4:00 pm Every Tuesday Aqua Aerobics 8:00 am Cardio Core 9:30 am Fitness on the Ball 10:45 am Aqua Aerobics 4:00 pm Group Cycling 5:00 pm Every Wednesday Flow Yoga 8:45 am Aqua Aerobics 10:00 am Tai Chi (sign up only) 10:15 am Pilates 11:15 am Body Sculpting 12:30 pm Zumba 1:30 pm Aqua Aerobics 4:00 pm Every Thursday Aqua Aerobics 8:00 am Cardio Core 9:30 am Equipment Orientation 3:00 pm Group Cycling 5:00 pm Every Friday Cardio Combo+Stretch 10:30 am Every Saturday Group Cycling 8:00 am

Exercise Not Just Physical

by Chuck Eier, M.S. C.S.C.S., Fitness & Wellness Director

We all know regular exercise does great things for the body. Being active keeps the cardiovascular system functioning effectively, maintains strength and lean muscle mass and helps fight osteoporosis. In addition, being physically fit reduces risk factors for Type II diabetes, many forms of cancer, heart disease and other chronic diseases. Equal to the physical benefits of exercise are the mental benefits of being physically active. Big benefits of exercise come from the release of compounds in the body called endorphins. Endorphins are neurotransmitters which improve mood and increase feelings of well-being. Responsible for the feeling known as runners high, endorphins have been shown to relieve clinical depression, anxiety and stress. Also, endorphin release brought about by exercise increases self-esteem and positively affects mood states such as fatigue, anger and vigor. An additional brain benefit of exercise comes via additional circulation of oxygen and nutrients. Increased and improved blood flow brought on with exercise and the resulting ongoing improvement in circulation increases brain function and assists with the growth of new brain cells (neurogenesis). With increased age comes a decline in neural connections in the brain and loss of brain cells. Exercise increases the growth of new brain cells and helps to maintain the cognitive function increase fluid intelligence (intelligence not requiring previous knowledgereasoning ability). Research shows both aerobic and anaerobic exercise provides benefits for the brain. With aerobic (cardiovascular) exercise, the goal is most days of the week for 30 to 60 minutes at a time. Effort should be at a level to require heavy breathing, though still allowing for the ability to talk. Anaerobic exercise can be performed multiple ways. Traditional strength training of two sets of twelve repetitions separated by 60 seconds rest is one possibility. Another option for anaerobic exercise is to include periods of high-intensity efforts during a session of aerobic exercise. This is often referred to as interval training. As always, check with a physician when starting an exercise program. And remember to start slowly and increase volume of exercise gradually.
References: Kravitz, L., Exercise and Psychological Health. www.drlenkravitz.com LeMouse, M., Psychological Benefits of Exercise. www.healthguidance.org Stoppler, M., Endorphins: Natural Pain Killers and Stress Fighters. www.medicinenet.com

Free Blood Pressure Screenings

October 7 at 2 pm October 17 at 9 am

Instructor Of The Month Bonnie Kaye

Fitness/Wellness Specialties
Massage Therapy: Male & Female Therapists, 1-Hour = $60, 90-Minutes = $90 Health Assessment: A complete Health Assessment with a personal exercise program including one lesson = $40 Equipment Orientation: Free 60-minute group session on effective and safe exercise with demonstrations. Personal Training: One-on-one personal training sessions = $35/Hour Bonnie is a Festival resident certified in group exercise instruction and has been teaching classes since 2009. She teaches aqua aerobics, fitness on the ball, and others.

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October & November

October 13 October 17 October 26 October 30 November 1 November 14 November 19 November 24 Big Bugs Exhibit -Desert Botanical Garden Sedona Day Trip Grand Canyon Day Trip Mystery Mansion Dinner Theatre, Murder at Bedside Manor Arizona: Past & Futrue Kartchner Caverns Big Room Tour Tucson Museum of Art Thanksgiving at Barleens Arizona Opry

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Contact Information & Important Numbers

Bruce Friedman Community Manager 928-252-2103 Jennifer Haigwood Lifestyle Director 928-252-2104 Carol Jackson Community Standards 928-252-2105 Lisa Annett Communications Coordinator 928-252-2133 Chuck Eier Fitness & Wellness Director 928-252-2115 George Jeffers, Ed. D. ASU Lifelong Learning Coordinator 928-252-2107 Caring Neighbors 928-252-2118 Copper Canyon Golf Club/ Indigo Grille 928-252-6445 coppercanyongolfclub.com

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