Marilyn Anthony The Jewish Friendship Group celebrated Passover with a first night Seder led by Seth Basker and Sam Horowitz. The theme was Jewish unity and the formation of a cohesive Jewish community. Our thanks to Seth and Sam for making the evening interesting and relevant to today. The JFG celebrated Mother’s Day with a…
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Generals, May 2016
Pathfinders to conduct five day tour to Palm Springs
Bob Stuart Arizona Pathfinders, a nonprofit volunteer group of the Arizona Historical Society, is conducting a five day tour October 24 through 28, 2016 to Palm Springs, California. Join us for an eventful tour to this region in southern California between the Mohave Desert and the Colorado Desert (a sub-division of the Sonora Desert). Highlights:…
April 2016, Generals
Antioxidants and Aging: The Blueberry Connection
Lifelong Learning will present Antioxidants and Aging: The Blueberry Connection on April 28 at 3:30 p.m. at Catalina Springs Memory Care, 9685 N. Oracle Road. To reserve your space RSVP to 520-297-2500 or email marketing@catalinaspringsmemorycare.com. Antioxidants are often marketed as a superfood against diseases that can progress and develop as we age. Blueberries contain some…
April 2016, Clubs & Classes
Jewish Friendship Group
Marilyn Anthony Oh What a Night wasn’t one of the hits played at the recent dinner but it certainly was quite the night as our members took to the floor for the first JFG dance of the century after enjoying an excellent dinner. The music, slow and fast, got many people onto the dance floor to…
April 2016, Generals
SASO ends season performing a Brahms and Oxymoronic Masterwork
Punch Howarth Academic Festival Overture Op. 80 (G. Akedemische Festouverture) by Johannes Brahms will open the final concert of the current season by the Southern Arizona Symphony Orchestra conducted by Linus Lerner. Also on this program of mighty-major works are Samuel Barber’s Violin Concerto performed by Emily Sun and Symphonie Fantastique, a five movement symphony by…
April 2016, Generals
SaddleBrooke Community Outreach Happenings
Annual Community Food Drive Nan Nasser For the seventeenth year SaddleBrooke Community Outreach has sponsored a community food drive to benefit our neighbors in Pinal County. On Saturday, March 19 members of SBCO and area residents were involved in curbside pickups, bringing donations to the MountainView Country Club parking lot, sorting all food, checking for…
April 2016, Clubs & Classes
Fine Arts Guild Classes scheduled for April and May
Janet Tucker Listed below are the classes for April and May. Our slate of classes is rather slim right now as we prepare the summer calendar; stay tuned. Always check the website for the most up to date schedule, prices, descriptions and supply lists: www.saddlebrookefinearts.org/classes. April and May This class requires registration only with the…
April 2016, Generals
2016 Health Fair announced
Phyllis Ketring The 2016 Health Fair will take place October 15, 2016, from 9:00 a.m. to noon at SaddleBrooke One. Volunteer Coordinator is Sally Sample. Contact Sally Sample at samplesaly@aol.com to add your name to the list of willing volunteers who are essential to the fair’s success. You will be contacted later this year with…
April 2016, Generals
Meet the instructors – David Stegink
Ken Marich The ILR is proud to introduce you to David Stegink, a scholar and an instructor of literature and a musician. David was born in Muskegon, Michigan, and grew up in a family of four that loved music. In fact, they formed The Stegink Family Orchestra with his mother playing piano, dad playing horn,…
Clubs & Classes, April 2016
Reasons to be rational: how to feel better by changing the way you think
Fran Berman Do you ever wish other people would be more considerate, less demanding and easier to tolerate? Do you ever feel overwhelmed, stressed out or frustrated? Do you sometimes upset yourself by thinking the worst? If you answered yes to any of these questions, come hear Dr. Ann Vernon talk about how cognitive behavior…