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Feb. 28: MYSTERY THEATER PRESENTS, "THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT," $8. Singing, dancing, comedy and an unbelievable cast! Dinner in the dining room before the show at 5 pm. Call Barb 2/25, at 769-0912 for reservations. March 2: "BEAUTY AND THE BEAST," $18. Leave at 11:30 am. Lifehouse Theater, Redlands. Lunch before play at Home Town Buffet. This beautiful story of love has thrilled us all of our lives. You will be touched by the wonderful performance. March 20: THURS. CRAZY 8 DINNER, 5:30 pm. Dining room, RSVP Patty Joeb, 769-7008 by 3/17. March 29: SATURDAY LUNCHEON, 11:30 am. Dining room, RSVP Doris Harrison, 769-3990 by 3/26. 26 | sun lakes lIfestyles | MaRCh 2014 | soCIal Clubs & gRoups soCIal Clubs & gRoups | sun lakes lIfestyles | MaRCh 2014 | 27 Social Singles "SHOREN BEGORRA" — Come celebrate St. Patty's Day with us! Thomas Caterer's will be serving their famous traditional corned beef and cabbage with all the trimmings and a yummy, yummy dessert. We are so fortunate to have Sun Lakes' fabulous singer, Susan Brown singing her heart out for us to enjoy. All this for $13 pp! Guests are $15. If you live in Sun Lakes, you may come as a guest one time only, then you must join the club for $10. Guests living outside of Sun Lakes are welcome at $15 pp. Due to the desirability of our club, we can only accommodate 99 people in the South Clubhouse for our dinner meetings, so your attendance will be on a first come first serve basis. Make checks payable to Social Singles and drop your checks to Betty McMillion, 5549 Pinehurst Dr., 769-6636. Those that want to sit together should put their checks in one envelope. If you have signed up for the dinner meeting and are unable to attend, PLEASE call Betty McMillion so she may give your reservation to someone on the wait list. You will receive your money back. EVENTS Barbara Willens, Events Coordinator, 769-0912, RSVP and make check payable to her, deliver to 5301 W. Pinehurst Dr. All Sun Lakes residents are welcome to the events. For additional events, see the Social Singles flyer in the clubhouse lobby. PLEASE NOTE: For information on the upcoming bus trips, please contact Dorothy Rowe, bus trip coordinator at 845-5570, or by e-mail, dotrowe@dc.rr.com Our NFL play-off day with a delicious chili & salsa cook off contest was a big success. A large screen TV telecast the two games while participants cheered or jeered as their teams battled on the gridiron. There were plenty of appetizers to keep the crowd happy as well as the chili and salsa entered in this year's contests. The club holds a chili cook-off each year during the play-off games and this year a salsa contest was added. The winners of this year's contest were: 1st place for the chili was Barbara Asaro, 2nd place Steve Schwartz, 3rd place Margo Kuhn. 1st place for the salsa was Teri Comerford, 2nd place Scipia Curtis, 3rd place Michele Walter Congratulations to all our winners, we appreciate all of you and hope you will continue to join in the fun next year. March 22: Little Bit Of Country, A Little Bit Of Rock And Roll. This will be a new event and guaranteed to be a crowd pleaser. Some of us like dancing to Country and some of us like Rock and Roll so we have decided to give you a fun evening of both, you will not be disappointed. Doors will open at 5 pm at the South Clubhouse, dinner served at 6 pm. We have some great music for you that will make you want to dance the night away. Also it will be an opportunity for you to dress in your favorite "Country Western" outfit, or could be "Rock and Roll," or just whatever you want to wear that you feel comfortable in. Our menu fits our theme, for only $15 pp you are going to get BBQ chicken, baked beans, scalloped potatoes, green salad, fruit salad, and dessert. As usual, BYOB and glasses. Info., Susie Robitzer, 845-0048. Get your checks in to her ASAP, made out to YAH and drop off at 1762 Fairway Oaks Ave. Those wishing to sit together (only 8 to a table) must submit your checks together. There will be assigned seating. South Clubhouse capacity is 96 people. April 13: We are excited to tell you it's time for all you happy golfers to sign up for our ANNUAL GOLF EVENT: Lyn Ball will be your contact person, 769-3028. It's a 12:30 pm check in time, shotgun at 1:00 pm. It will be on the Executive Course and non-annual golf members must pay their golf fees to the Exec Pro shop at check in time. The cost for this event is $18 pp for golfers, dinner included, and $10 pp for non golfers, dinner only. Dinner will be served at 6 pm in the South Clubhouse. BYOB and glasses. Make checks payable to YAH and drop off at 5919 Sleepy Hollow as soon as possible as we will sell out quickly. South Clubhouse capacity is 96 people. May 4: Traditional Mexican fiesta. This has always been a great night of fun, one of our favorite bands, Suave will be playing music from 6:30 pm until 9:30 pm. $15 pp. Info., Irene Eichel, 769-7078. You need to drop your checks off, made out to YAH, 1949 Riviera Ave., ASAP. June 12: Duffy Boat Ride. $50 pp, includes bus ride, boat ride, and dinner at the Elks Club. Info., Bob Cain, 845-4720. Drop your checks, made out to YAH, to 588 Pine Valley Rd. July & August: Dark. All of our events sell out quickly, so you need to get your checks to the "contact person" as soon as possible. Membership dues for 2014 are due now in order for you to attend any of our events. The cost is still a low $10 pp. Please drop checks off, made out to YAH, to Michele Walter at 4713 Skyview Circle, 845-2002. Young at Heart Chorale It's not always easy to think about May in January but Chorale members had to get themselves into that mindset last January 20th for the first practice of the season. Members are always anxious to see exactly what program our Director Bob Jensen has planned. Over 100 members gathered to enthusiastically attempt a first run- down of eighteen songs. As always at first practice, we were ragged and will be for a few more Mondays. Then Bob's magic (think hard work) begins to smooth out some bumps until most 18 songs start to sound like music. In addition to Monday practices, each Thursday individual sections have their get- together for a concentrated practice with their leaders. Soprano - Dolores Crouter; 2nd Soprano - Lou Evans'; Alto - Dorie Little; Tenor, Baritone and Bass - Walt Bentley. As in any successful organization, many behind-the-scene members volunteer their time and expertise. Two of those who help create the performances the Chorale proudly present twice a year are Librarian, Toni Read and Assistant Librarian, Sandi Rushing. For each Chorale member they collate packets of music drawn from large storage units which contain hundreds of individual titles, to distribute at the beginning of each concert series. They also collect and return the printed music to storage at the conclusion of each concert. In addition, 10 volunteer chairpersons assume a variety of responsibilities. Don't miss our spring event, The Joy Of Music Concert, on Fri., May 2 and Sat., May 3 at 7 pm. There will be a matinée at 3 pm on Sun., May 4. May will be here before we know it! Mark your calendar today to save the dates. Ticket sale dates will be announced in the April issue of Lifestyles and on Ch. 97. 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