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16003 Valencia Club Drive, Wimauma, FL 33598 | Phone: 800-875-2176JANUARY — MARCH 2014

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VALENCIA LAKES

By Cassandra Leopold

Fall kicked off to an amazing start as the 3rd Annual Music and Arts festival took place inside of the Social Hall this year. Th e event drew in over 50 artists and crafters and the residents were thrilled with the variety of talent. Th is year’s Halloween Party was themed Haunted Halloween where you could walk the bloody red carpet and dance with dead Hollywood Stars. Creative displays were scattered about. Costumes, ranging from Cleopatra to What Ever Happened to Baby Jane’s sister, Blanche, were very amusing and creative this year.

Party revelers danced to popular songs spun by Party 101 Productions DJ and the food was catered by our very own Bistro. Th anksgiving quickly approached us and on Black Friday we had over 30 residents join us for our annual Turkey Trot. Th e very next weekend, the lifestyle team hosted the resident favorite Holiday Cocktail Parties. Due to the high demand in ticket sales, we hosted two parties this season. Friday night was enjoyed by all as the Valencia Singers put on a spectacular show in which all arose at the end of the performance to give a highly warranted standing ovation. Saturday was just as much fun as the residents danced and jingled during the live performance by Th e Tropics. Th e social hall was turned over quickly to prepare for the next weekend’s Holiday Bingo nights. With almost 200 in attendance

each night, the residents were thrilled to take home cash gift cards on Friday night and gifts as prizes on Saturday night. The big winner for Friday

night’s $250 grand prize was Vincent DiFabio and on Saturday night the big winner was Marie Chandler, who took home a travel pack valued at $750. We would like to thank all of the residents for supporting all of these wonderful events and for all of those who put in time and eff ort

to help make them successful.

UPCOMING EVENTS FOR 2014VALENTINE’S DAY — FEB 14

ISLAND NIGHT — APR 19CASINO NIGHT — MAY 17HALLOWEEN — OCT 31

HOLIDAY EXTRAVAGANZABINGO — DEC 5 & 6

COCKTAIL PARTIES —DEC 12 &13

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CLUB SPOTLIGHTV A L E N C I A L A K E S

Event & Program HighlightsVALENCIA LAKES BRIDGE CLUB

Over 40 members and several non-members enjoy playing bridge

at Valencia Lakes. Some players learned to play within the last

two years by taking classes off ered through the Life Long Learning

Center at Valencia Lakes. Some players haven’t played in years

and are renewing their skills since moving here. Others have been

playing continuously for years.

Meeting the needs of such a diverse group of bridge players can be

a challenge. Th e Valencia Lakes Bridge Club conducted mini clinics

for Wednesday afternoon bridge players this fall to help bridge the

gap (pun intended). Topics ranged from “Basic Bidding Instructions”

to “Weak Two Openings.” Th e information was a review for some

players while providing additional insight for others. Instructors

were Alex Iswarienko, Mick Campbell, Mike Morse, Rick Wilds,

and Fred Sutterlin.

Newcomers sometimes ask if we play “fun bridge.” Our response

if that we always have fun playing bridge, no matter the level of

play. More experienced players off er support and guidance to new

players, and there is always a great deal of camaraderie. Bridge is

also a great way to keep your mind sharp. Contact Martha Kilbourn

at 813.938.473 or [email protected] for more information.

HISTORY OF BOCCE BALLTh rowing balls toward a target is the oldest game known to

mankind. It dates back to 5000 BC when the Egyptians played with

rocks. Th en the Greeks picked it up around 800 BC. But, it was the

early Romans who were among the fi rst to play Bocce as we here

at Valencia Lakes know it today and it rapidly spread throughout

Europe. Th e early participants of Bocce noticed that the game’s

athleticism and spirit of competition rejuvenates the body and the

mind. Th e Europeans took their Bocce very seriously—the English

once said, “we will fi rst fi nish the Bocce game and THEN we will

defend the country from the Spanish Army. Th e fi rst organized

Bocce games where formed in Italy in 1947. Bocce was brought to

the United States in the early 1900s by Italian immigrants and

has fl ourished here ever since. Now it’s a big part of the Valencia

Lakes community, too! Come join the fun at the courts where there

are many regular players—sometimes up to 65!! See your Valencia

Lakes bulletin for days and times.

Turkey Trot

EMPLOYEE APPRECIATION

Hosted by Vincent Genovese, Joyce Gordon, Trisha Chesky, Robyn Payant, Barbara Wax, Debbie Kassel, and Ginny Freund. Photo courtesy of Mickey Saperstone.

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VALENCIA LAKES WOMEN’S CLUBBy Patty Hibsher

Th is past quarter has been very active for our Women’s Club. In

October we held a Tea Party to raise funds for our annual scholarship

donations. Our members donated scrumptious tea sandwiches and

pastries and several of their spouses were our servers. Each hostess

had a beautifully decorated table. We raised $1800.00 towards 2014

scholarships.

In November we held our annual “Dance” and “Walk for the

Cure”. We raised $10,000.00 for Moffi tt Cancer Research Center.

In December we decorated our “Angel Tree” to donate holiday

gifts for needy children. And of course, we had our annual holiday

luncheon deliciously catered by Chef Chris and our bistro. Th is year

our Valencia singers treated us to a special “Flash Mob”.

Th ank you to all of our wonderful volunteers, members and our

entire community for your continued support. We look forward to

another successful year for all of you and our “Women’s Club.”

VL TABLE TENNIS CLUB2013 FALL CHAMPIONSHIP AWARD

VALENCIA LAKE CLAY CLUBTh e Valencia Lake Clay

Club started out the fall with

its second Intro to Clay classes.

Fifteen residences participated

each creating two pieces; the

group produced beautiful and

unique glazing eff ects on fi sh

tiles and decorative boxes. Class participants included: Marilyn

Campbell, Michael Cohen, Marrianne Eliasen, Paul Eliasen, Cora

Lee Frannon, Sherryl Frisch, Elizabeth Tsang, Jeanne Loeffl er,

Denise Padget, Fran Pine, Francine Schut, Eileen Shaw, Doris

Turchin, Jennifer Webb, and Eileen West.

Rick Wilds has been planning

for nearly a year, a Snowman Tree,

for the Festival of Trees held at

the South Shore Regional Library.

Rick custom designed several

components from clay truly making

the tree unique. Th e Festival of

Trees is a fundraiser for the Friends

of the SouthShore Regional Library

and two local elementary schools,

Ruskin Elementary and Dobey

Elementary.

Closing the fall season, the

potters enjoyed lunch at Mi Casa

which was coordinated by Mary

Davis. Watch for a new display of pottery coming soon in the

arts display case. Please stop by and learn more about clay at

VL on Tuesdays between 2pm and 4pm or on Fridays between

11am and 1pm.Photos courtesy of Denise Stickney (fi sh) and Gary Spieler (snowman).

ITALIAN – AMERICAN CLUBOF VALENCIA LAKES

In its bimonthly meeting held on September 24, 2013, the IACofVL

hosted OPERATAMPA Musical Director, maestro Daniel Lipton,

who presented an overview of major Italian opera composers and

directed a mini concert with a soprano and a tenor on some opera

arias to delight over 300 Valencia Lakes residents in the Social Hall.

Maestro Lipton joined OPERATAMPA in February, 2012 to

replace the legendary maestro Coppola. As the new Musical

Director, with his professional skills and magnetic personality,

maestro Lipton reengineered the musical repertoire and immediately

conquered the hearts of Tampa Bay opera and musical lovers as well

as Valencia Lakes residents.

In recognition for his contribution to advance the Italian culture and

for his continued eff orts to enhance the image of Italy and the Italian

heritage, the Italian American Club of Valencia lakes bestowed upon

maestro Daniel Lipton the ITALIAN HERITAGE AWARD.

Club president, Vincent Genovese presents the “Italian Heritage Award” to maestro Daniel Lipton assisted by board members from left: Janice Lorenti, Mike Anitra, Chris Anitra, Dan Schneider, Maria Schneider, Nick Fazio, Gerry Morelli.

Cl b id Vi G h “I li H i A d”

Club President, Vincent Genovese, presents the 2013 Award to “Singles” Champion, Zak Shehadeh, and “Doubles” champions, Sherryl Frisch and David Schwinger.

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WELCOME NEW RESIDENTSEkita L. Mitchell

Fausto C. and Sandra C. GomezBrian Slater and Arlene Schindler-Slater

Ronald A. and Eugenia P. JagischDonald R. and Kathleen M. Burnette

John J. and Barbara J. DonnerySteve Ann Vanderpol and Donald Wenslow

Michael E. and Janet A. MillerDante C. and Linda M Alessi

Robert C. and Susan M. EllsasserNicola and Virginia M. Sollenne

Dan C. and Nancy M. SommaMarilyn L. Campbell

Dennis C. and Linda M. LeberTerence V. and Bethie Lewis

Francine D. SchutRoger K. and Elizabeth C. Tsang

Diane A. Leder and Leonard D. SchwartzDaniel J. and Beth M. Turner

Richard F. Zavrl and Susan ZavrlTh omas H. and Ewa Ferguson

Mario and Joanne EscovarClaudia Harrington

Mark and Adele PorzioLamark and Oris Cole StillingsPatrick J. and Ellen J. Schultz

Florence LandonIsaac F. and Carolyn Y. Rooks

John L. and Barbara J. CalderonRaymond C. and Veronica J. KoziolStuart M. and Karen W. Frenchman

Joyce A. and Richard E. ToweEverett Shirley George Martin and Arlene M. Martin

HAVE YOU MET?..MIKE & JANET MILLER

Mike and Janet Miller recently

moved to 15809 Cobble Mill

Drive. Originally from upstate

New York, Mike and Janet

have lived around the world

over the past twenty fi ve

years, including stints in

Th ailand, the United Arab

Emirates, Ireland and Belgium.

Th e couple have four children,

a son in Kansas City, a daughter in Reno, and son in L.A. and a

son in Dublin, Ireland. Mike works as the Operations Manager

for a small energy services company based in Ireland. Janet is a

skilled pastry chef and bridal seamstress and continues to work

in both of those fi elds. Th ey look forward to enjoying the active

lifestyle and social community at Valencia Lakes.

RESIDENT SPOTLIGHTV A L E N C I A L A K E S

VINCENT GENOVESEValencia resident for the last

three years, Vincent Genovese

has recently been appointed

as President and CEO of

SPECTACULAR STAGE INC.,

(SSI) a subsidiary of ULURU

PROMO LTD based in

London, U.K.

For the last 35 years, ULURU

has successfully produced and

presented opera and musical

productions that have been

based upon combinations of

hologram virtual scenes and live performers in several continents.

In September, 2013, its president, maestro Giuseppe Raff a, has

decided to enter the American market by establishing Spectacular

Stage Inc., with headquarters in Miami. Spectacular Stage Inc. is

responsible for the territories of USA, Canada’ and South America.

SSI is now in the process of concluding fi nal arrangements to

present the epic romantic musical, “Romeo & Juliet” at the

USF Sun Dome in September 2014 and “AIDA” at the Tampa

Bay Times Forum in December 2014. Also, both productions

will be presented in Miami, Orlando, Fort Lauderdale and

Philadelphia in 2014.

Consular Correspondent of Italy for Tampa Bay, Vincent Genovese,

is director of the International Holocaust Commemoration hosted

by the Tampa Bay Consular Corps to be held at the Italian Club

in Ybor City, Tampa on Sunday, January 26, 2014. Attendance is

free and by invitation only. For any information, contact Vincent at

[email protected].

Valencia Lakes

angel treeIf you stopped by the Clubhouse the last few weeks in December, you

would’ve seen all of the amazing and generous gifts donated by our

residents. Th e Valencia Lakes West Women’s Club sponsored this

year’s Children’s Angel Tree and it was a great success! Th e clubhouse

fl ourished with toys, bicycles, games, dolls, clothes, gift cards for the

teenagers, lotions/colognes, purses, and many more wonderful gifts

to put smiles on the children’s faces. A gift wrap and cookie exchange

for the Angel Tree took place in the social hall on Th ursday, December

19th where over a dozen residents participated in wrapping over 350

gifts in less than an hour! Th ank you to everyone who was able to

support and participate in this program and we look forward to giving

again next year. Th e Mission Church of Our Lady Guadalupe and its

agencies of Wimauma greatly appreciate your generosity!

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MOVIE NIGHTJoin us as we watch some of the best new

releases. Movies will be determined based

off release date.

Date: Friday, January 3rd & Friday, March 7th

Time: 5pm (Closed Caption)

8pm (No Closed Caption)

Cost: Free (Complimentary Popcorn – Snack & Drink station will

open 15 minutes before showtime)

Location: Social Hall

BIG SHOW – MARK & CLARKWords can hardly describe the incredible performances of these

identical twins at identical grand pianos. From comedy to the

dramatic interpretation of the classics, the two dynamos have

enthralled audiences throughout the world. Th ese CBS recording

artists receive gold albums in fi ve countries throughout Europe.

Have a blast when this dynamic duo begin where liberace left off ...

THEN DOUBLE IT!!

Date/Time: Saturday, January 11th at 8pm

Cost: $22 Preferred Seating / $20 General Admission


NEW RESIDENT MIXERMix and mingle with new residents

during happy hour and live music.

Pasta bar will be available for purchase.

Date: Saturday, January 18th

Time: 5pm (Club Open House &

Happy Hour For New Residents)

5:30pm (All Residents – Pasta Bar

Available)

7pm (Live Music)

Cost: Free / Pasta Bar $10 Per Plate


SPANISH-THEMEDPOTLUCKBring your favorite Spanish-

style dish to share with

your friends!

Date: Sunday, January 19th

Time: 5:30pm

Cost: Free (Residents must

bring a dish to feed a

minimum of 10pp)


NOTES FROM THE LIFESTYLE OFFICEHappy New Year! We had an amazing 2013 and are very excited to take the journey through 2014. I would like to give a big “thank you” to the many residents who worked very hard to make this of our most successful years. Each event created enduring memories and we look forward to many more!

We had many volunteer committees helping to organize our major events and we’re grateful for their support. Please come see me if you are interested in serving on one of our event committees in this new year. If you have any feedback from an event or have an idea for a program, the activities committee would love to hear from you. Th ese amazing individuals assist in planning our social programs for the year and are dedicated to bringing you exciting ideas. As always, you may also leave your feedback with us at the Lifestyle offi ce.

ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE:

• Steven Peterik / [email protected]

• Rose Ann Timpa / [email protected]

• Kay Laughlin / [email protected]

• Rodney Davis / [email protected]

• Don Raymond / [email protected]

• Barbara Pelesky / [email protected]

• Ramona Pound / [email protected]

Please continue to register for ALL coming social activities, sporting events and life enrichment classes in advance. Make sure you read about all the activities as there have been changes from the previous month. It is not necessary to register for things listed in the club section of the program guide unless otherwise stated.

Best regards,

Ca ssandra Leopold Lifestyle Director at Valencia Lakes

Lifestyle Offi ce: (813) 634-6800 E-mail: [email protected]: www.valencialakes.net

Important Reminder Regardingthe Cancellation Policy

• For paid Life Enrichment classes, you will need to cancel no later than one week prior to receive a refund.• For all paid events, you must cancel one week prior to receive a refund. A 10% service charge will be accessed. Some events cannot be refunded. • All bus trips will require a minimum of 24 people. We will cancel the trip if we have not met the minimum 7 days prior to the departure date.

VALENCIA LAKES PROGRAM GUIDE

SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

BISTRO DINNER HOURSDate/Time: Every Tuesday & Th ursday from 4pm-7:30pm

Location: Bistro

Cost: Prices vary.

Bistro News!!!

DINNER BEFORE THE SHOWEnjoy an amazing dinner at the Bistro before enjoying one of our live Big Shows. You must RSVP to attend dinner this night.Dates: Saturday, January 11; Saturday, January 25;Saturday, February 1; Friday, February 28;Saturday, March 8; Saturday, March 22.

Seating Times: 5:30pm, 6pm, 6:30pm, 6:45pm & 7pmCost: Menu & Price VariesLocation: Bistro

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BIG SHOW —HARLEY WORTHIT (OPENING ACT)& SATISFACTIONHarley Worthit — Don’t miss this one-man comedy show that will

have you laughing out of your seat!

Satisfaction — Satisfaction is the international touring tribute

show dedicated to the “World’s Greatest Rock & Roll Band.” Th is

glamorous show has been in production and touring since 2001

with over 1500 performance dates to its credit. It is the only full

time touring show of its kind in the world. Th is highly acclaimed

production showcases the most authentic cast and costuming

audiences have ever witnessed.

Date/Time: Saturday, January 25th at 8pm



VALENCIA CINEMAWatch the best new releases on the

big screen. Movies will be determined

based off release date.

Date: Sundays, January 26th;

February 23rd; and March 30th

Time: 12:30pm (Closed Caption)

3:30pm (No Closed Caption)

Cost: Free (Complimentary Popcorn Provided)


BIG SHOW —FIRE & RAIN: THE JAMES TAYLOR EXPERIENCEFire & Rain — Th e James Taylor Experience presents all of the

timeless songs of James Taylor that have entertained generations and

sold more than 40 million alubms since he was signed by the Beatles

to the “Apple Records” label in 1968. Th e members of Fire & Rain

(featuring members of the Alter Eagles) have been touring the country

in various groups for the better part of the last three decades, and have

now come together to pay tribute to this great music and the greatest

singer/songwriter/guitarist the world has ever produced. Th e result is

a night of fantastic songs and brilliant guitar work!

Date/Time: Saturday, February 1st at 8pm



SUPER BOWL CELEBRATIONCome and watch Super Bowl Sunday on all four

televisions in the Bistro. Enjoy plenty of beer,

wings and pizza and root for your favorite team!

Date/Time: Sunday, February 2nd at 5:30pm

Cost: FREE! Beer included; Pizza &

wings purchased separately.

Location: Bistro

COUNTRYWESTERN NIGHTEnjoy an evening of boot scootin’

boogie with a live country band!

Date/Time: Saturday, February 8th

at 7pm

Cost: $10


VALENTINE’S DAY PARTYBe our guest for a Valentine’s

evening of delectable food, sweets

and treats. Dance all night to live

music playing in the background.

Date/Time: Friday, February 14th at 7pm

Cost: TBA


VALENCIA TRIVIA NIGHTGet your group together for a fun evening of trivia questions. Tables

will compete against each other. Bring your own snacks, soda &

water will be provided.

Date/Time: Saturday, February 15th at 7pm

Cost: FREE


KARAOKE & FROZEN FRIDAYCome to the Clubhouse for an evening of

karaoke as well as our “Frozen Friday”

night. Everyone brings their favorite frozen

beverage to share, along with the recipe.

Also be sure to bring your favorite

drinking glass and any snacks that you

may wish to share.

Date/Time: Friday, February 21st at 7:30pm

Cost: FREE

Location: Bistro

BIG SHOW — BUDDY & BEYONDFrom Chicago to Lubbock Texas, from New York to London, this

show has thrilled audiences across the globe! Having a passion for

Buddy’s music is one thing. Having the God-given talent to perform

the world’s fi nest tribute to a music legend is another. Johnny was

blessed with both, and lives to share this music with audiences

worldwide. Along with Buddy Holly, the show brings you music

from a young Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry, Ricky Nelson,

Th e Beatles, Roy Orbison, CCR, and on and on, leaving audiences

wondering what he’ll do next.

Date/Time: Friday, February 28th at 8pm



BIG SHOW — THE EDWARDS TWINSLike many theatrical young men born in the 1960s, Anthony and

Eddie Edwards were inspired by the great TV divas of the ‘70s: Cher

on Th e Sonny & Cher Show, Lily Tomlin on Laugh-In. Unlike many

of those other young men, the Burbank-born Edwards brothers were

encouraged to become professional entertainers by one of their

beloved TV divas: Carol Burnett urged them to fuse their musical

abilities to create “Celebrities on Stage,” the celebrity-impersonation

extravaganza. Th e Edwards Twins have been touring around the

country for the past decade. (Th e Burnett story in a nutshell: She

fi rst saw Anthony Edwards impersonate her in a show in Toronto,

then she hired Eddie Edwards to impersonate Bette Midler in one of

her own shows, and now all three are chums.)

Date/Time: Saturday, March 8th at 8pm



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FRANK & JOE NIGHTDale Williams sings Sinatra while you sip on cups of specialty coff ee.

Date/Time: Monday, March 10th at 7pm

Cost: $10


ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARTYJoin us as we celebrate luck, life and laughter

at our annual St. Patrick’s Day Party. Our Chef

will be serving a special Paddy’s Day dinner

in the Social Hall where there will be

plenty of green beer, Irish food and

good company!

Date: Saturday, March 15th

Time: 7pm

Cost: TBA


BIG SHOW – NEW ODYSSEYNew Odyssey is literally an entertainment explosion! Versatile, funny,

novel, talented, polished, family-oriented, and awesome in every

sense of the word! New Odyssey has been mesmerizing audiences for

the past 20 years at thousands of events worldwide. Th e New Odyssey

threesome takes command of some 30 diff erent musical instruments

yielding an incredible assortment of musical styles you must see and

hear to believe! Th e New Odyssey experience is all encompassing.

Outstanding vocal harmonies and hilarious comedy routines—mixed

with a unique combination of audience participation—allows New

Odyssey the luxury of unleashing sheer zaniness upon an audience!

Date/Time: Saturday, March 22nd at 8pm



MURDER MYSTERYDINNER NIGHTJoin us for an interactive mystery party where you

and your friends play characters, including the killer!

Hosted by Murder For Hire Mystery Parties.

Date/Time: Saturday, March 29th at 7pm

Cost: TBA


Want to start a workout program, or need a little extra motivation? We have a personal trainer on staff to help you with all your workout needs and several group fi tness classes throughout the week. In an eff ort to NOT cancel fi tness classes, the Lifestyle Offi ce will adjust the schedule during holidays, vacations, etc. Finding coverage is not guaranteed but we will do our best not to cancel the class. If we cannot fi nd coverage in a timely manner the Lifestyle Offi ce will send out an email.

GROUP FITNESS CLASSESCost: $5 per class for drop-ins and guests, or become a “Stay-N-Shape”

member and pay $18 per month to attend any and all of the classes.

Location: Aerobics Room unless otherwise noted

FITNESS CLASS DESCRIPTIONSAQUA BLAST Th is class challenges your endurance,strength and coordination by adding water resistanceto movement. Instructor: CYNTHIAAQUA PILATES A variety of pool exercises that willstrengthen your muscles without hurting your joints!Please note: this class is weather permitting and canbe cancelled if the temperature drops below 60degrees and if there are any other weatherhindrances. In the event of weather hindrances,Aqua Pilates be cancelled. Instructor: SHARONBODY SCULPTING A combination of full bodystrength and cardiovascular exercise for sculptingthe core muscles including abs, glutes, hip fl exorsand extensors.CARDIO KICKBOXING High intensity cardioworkout that incorporates kicking, punching and corestabilization movements.CORE ESSENTIALS Th is class is a variety of balanceand core exercises that strengthen the essentialmuscles which support our bodies. Instructor: MARIAMINUTE MOVES Minute moves is aninterval training class that integrates avariety of resistance, weight training,and low impact cardiovascular work inone minute intervals to build andstrengthen muscle effi ciently.Instructor: MARIATRIM & TONE Following a warm-up,there will be exercises for strength,endurance, range of motion, fl exibilityand balance by using intervals in a totalbody workout.Instructor: CASSANDRAYOGA Designed to strengthenthe core and relieve tension and stressthrough breathing techniques,stretching, meditation and body postures.Instructor: MARIAZUMBA Th is program incorporates footwork and body movements from fl amenco, salsa and other dances. Participants pump their legs, windmill their arms, move their hips, and clap their hands, dip, slide and spin—all to a frenzied beat. Instructor: ROWENA & MARIA

MASSAGE THERAPY Th erapists: Matthew Iavocelliand Karen Serbian

SWEDISH & VALENCIA DEEP TISSUEPlease note: Each massage is

ONE hour long. We ask that you

arrive at least 10 minutes prior to

your appointment. Th ere are no cancellations allowed within 24 hours

of your massage appointment.

Cost: Swedish $30, Valencia Deep Tissue $45

Call the Lifestyle Offi ce for more information or to book your appointment today!

HEALTH & FITNESS

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CIGAR CLUBDate/Time: Every third

Wednesday of the month at 6pm

Location: Clubhouse

Seymour Shaw at [email protected]

CLAY CLUBDate/Time: Every Tuesday at 2pm

Location: Art Studio

Joyce Gordon at [email protected]

COMMUNITY CLUBDate/Time: Every second Monday of the month at 7pm


Neal Rosen at [email protected]

FISHING CLUBDate/Time: Every fi rst Tuesday

of the month at 6pm


Allan Suchman at [email protected]

GARDEN CLUBDate/Time: Every fi rst Friday

of the month at 1pm


Lenny Hibsher at [email protected]

or Maureen Kurowski at

[email protected]

HELPING HANDSDate/Time: Wednesday, January 8th at 11am

Location: Multi-Purpose Room 1

Norma Sanchez at [email protected]

ITALIAN AMERICAN CLUBDate/Time: TBA


Vincent Genovese at [email protected]

JEWISH HERITAGE CLUBDate/Time: Every fi rst Monday of the month at 7pm


Neil Raphael at [email protected]

KINGS & QUEENS BOWLING CLUBDate/Time: Every Monday at 12pm

Location: “Th e Alley”

Cost: 3 games/$2, shoe rental/$1.50.

Bowling fee per week/$7.50 per person.

Martii Milton at [email protected]

MAH JONGGDate/Time: Every Wednesday at 6pm


Judy Israel at [email protected]

MEN’S DISCUSSION GROUPDate/Time: First Th ursday

of each month at 1pm

Location: Aerobics Room

Jeff rey Rosenfeld at [email protected]

For more information about a particular club, contact the people listed (numbers & e-mails are also listed in the resident directory).

313 CARD CLUBDate/Time: Every Th ursday at 7pm


Debby Cohen at [email protected]

8-BALL POOL LEAGUEDate/Time: Every Tuesday at 7pm

Location: Game Room

Wayne Sievert at [email protected]

ADVANCED CANASTADate/Time: Every Th ursday at 1pm


Gerry Morelli at [email protected]

ADVANCED MAH JONGGDate/Time: Every Th ursday at 1pm


Diana Raphael at [email protected]

ADVANCED POKERDate/Time: Every Th ursday at 7pm


Michael Barrett at

[email protected]

BIKE CLUBDate/Time: Tuesdays at 9:30am on January 7th,

14th, 21st, 28th; February 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th;

March 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th

Saturdays at 8:30am on January 4th, 11th, 18th,

25th; February 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd; March 1st, 8th,

15th, 22nd, 29th

Locations: Tuesdays – Clubhouse; Saturdays –

Corner of Valencia Lakes Ave. and Ruby Flats Dr.

John Doellinger at [email protected]

BOCCE BALLDate/Time: Every Sunday at 4:30pm

Location: Bocce Ball Court

Norm Topf at [email protected]

or phone 813-938-1072

BUNCO CLUBDate/Time: Every fi rst and third

Tuesday of the month at 7pm


Nell Bieser at [email protected]

BUYING CLUBDate/Time: Quarterly TBA

Location: TBA

Bob Corin at [email protected]

CANASTADate/Time: Every Tuesday at 6pm



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MEXICAN TRAINDate/Time: Every Monday at 6:45pm

Location: Game Room

Mildred Stassi at [email protected]

NEEDLECRAFT GROUPDate/Time: Every second Th ursday

of the month at 12:30pm


Sandra Sutterlin at [email protected]

NOVICE MAH JONGGDate/Time: Every Tuesday at 1pm


Christina Bosworth at [email protected]

PICKLEBALL MEMBERSHIP MEETINGDate/Time: Th ursday, February 20th at 7pm


Alex Iswarienko at

[email protected]

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUBDate/Time: Last Th ursday

of each month at 7pm


Alan Wax at [email protected]

POKERDate/Time: Every Wednesday at 7pm

Location: Game Room

Neil Raphael at [email protected]

QUILTING CLUB Date/Time: Every Wednesday at 1pm


Debby Cohen at [email protected]

READING CLUBDate/Time: Every third Tuesday at 7pm


Jeanne Laff er at [email protected]

RUMMIKUBDate/Time: Every Th ursday at 7pm


Martii Milton at [email protected]

RV CLUBDate/Time: Every third Tuesday

of the month at 6pm


John Lanham at [email protected]

SAFETY CLUBDate/Time: TBA

Location: TBA


SHUFFLEBOARD CLUBDate/Time: Every Wednesday at 9am

Location: Shuffl eboard Courts

Alan Bearman at [email protected]


SINGLES CLUBDate/Time: Every Saturday at 12:30pm

Location: Bistro

Sistie Roberts at [email protected]

SOFTBALL CLUBDate/Time: Every Wednesday at 9am

Location: Softball Field

Roy Walker at [email protected]

TABLE TENNIS CLUBDate/Time: Every Wednesday at 6pm


Vincent Genovese at [email protected],

Herman Cockrell at [email protected],

Rodney Davis at [email protected],

or Peter Sackmann at [email protected]

TRAVEL CLUBDate/Time: Every second Tuesday

of the month at 6pm


Arlene Donnellon at [email protected]

VALENCIA LAKES’MILITARY VETERAN’SCLUB (VLMVC)Date/Time: Every fi rst Monday

of the month at 12pm


Nick Fazio at [email protected]

or Peter Adams at 813-634-3720

VALENCIA LAKES’BRIDGE CLUBDate/Time: Every Wednesday

at 12:15pm


Martha Kilbourn at [email protected]

VALENCIA SINGERSDate/Time: Every Tuesday at 1:30pm


Ernie Ciarrocchi at [email protected]

WOMEN’S CLUBDate/Time: Every last Saturday of the month at 10am

Location: See Calendar

Patty Hibsher at [email protected]

WOODCARVING CLUBDate/Time: Every fi rst Friday

of the month at 2pm


John Padgett at [email protected]

WOODWORKERS CLUBDate/Time: Every second Monday

of the month at 10am


Carl Aber at [email protected]

or 732-261-1654

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BEGINNER MAH JONGGJoin resident Christina Bosworth to learn how to play this fun and

unique game.

Date/Time: Wednesday, January 8th, 15th and 22nd at 1pm


BOLERO CLASSBolero is the slowest of all the Latin rhythms.

Th e method of instruction uses choregraphed

and cued music. After you learn the

fi gures you can develop your own

amalgamations for free style

ballroom dance.

*Please bring a USB thumb drive to class

so that class materials can be downloaded.

Date/Time: Wednesday January 8th, 15th,

22nd, 29th; February 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th;

March 5th, 12th at 3:30pm

Location: See Calendar

WALTZ & CHA CHA BASIC CLASSJoin us as we learn the basic steps to the Waltz and Cha Cha.

Date/Time: Wednesday January 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th; February

5th, 12th, 19th, 26th; March 5th, 12th at 7pm


CONDITIONAL PROBABILITYJoin resident David Schwinger as he

discusses how the probability of an event

may change if we fi nd out that a second,

related event has occurred. Th e instructor

will illustrate this with several examples,

including the famous “Monty Hall (Let’s

Make a Deal)” problem, which appeared

in Parade Magazine some years ago and

created a major controversy.

Date/Time: Friday, January 10th

at 1:30pm


PHILOSOPHY SEMINARSJoin resident Robert Silverman as he discusses issues in ethics and

political philosophy. Discuss issues including what fundamentals

underlie our moral decisions and concepts about formation of

government. We watch and discuss videos, with a lot of audience

interaction and a little bit of lecture tossed in.

Date/Time: Friday, January 17th, 31st;

February 14th, 28th;

March 14th, 28th at 2pm


COMPUTER WORKSHOPSAll about iPhones, iPads, iPods and Mac AirEverything you want to know about Apple products.

Bring your device & questions for this fun class.

Date/Time: Wednesday, January 22nd at 3pm


Free Alternative to Windows XPWindows XP will not be supported after April 2014. Learn about a

free alternative to replacing your operating system.

Date/Time: Wednesday, February 12th at 3pm


Windows 8Learn the layout, switching from tiles to desktop,

and how to get the Start button back. Basic mouse

and keyboarding skills are recommended.

Date/Time: Wednesday, March 12th at 3pm


AMERICAN HISTORYJoin guest speaker Matt Lippman as he serves as a guide to the

Declaration of Independence, Th e Articles of Confederation and the

ideas that inspired them.

Date/Time: Monday, February 10th at 1pm


CULINARY CONCEPTS“Valentine Desserts”Join resident Marsha Sellars as she shows

you how to create your very own tasty

Valentine desserts. Max of 20 residents.

Date/Time: Wednesday, February 12th

at 3pm


MIXOLOGY 101Th is interactive seminar teaches the fundamentals of home bartending

and includes the necessary tools for perfect cocktail construction

through the creation of various classic cocktails. By rediscovering

these drinks and the ways that they can be made, you will

come to learn not only how you really like your cocktails

to be prepared, but also how to order them so that you

always get them that way, and more importantly, how to

make them correctly for your friends and guests while

entertaining. You will leave with a new perspective on

bartending and a new set of skills that will last a lifetime.

*Cost includes your mixed drinks, professional

instructor and snacks

Date/Time: Friday, March 21st at 7pm


Cost: $20

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ALL EVENTS ARE RAIN OR SHINE UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.• Please see newsletter for cost & description of all events.• Don’t forget to register for activities. This will help us in planning all programs.• Exceed Fitness Staff is available for equipment orientation and your personal training needs.• Please contact the Lifestyle office for availability and scheduling.

LIFESTYLE ACTIVITIES CLASSES

FITNESS CLASSES CLUBS

S U N D A Y M O N D A Y T U E S D A Y W E D N E S D A Y T H U R S D A Y F R I D A Y S A T U R D A Y

Jewish Heritage Club 10am (SH)Bocce Ball 4:30pm (BB)SPANISH-THEMED POTLUCK 5:30pm (SH)

Core Essentials 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Aqua Blast 11:30am (POOL)Bowling Club 12pm (The Alley)Mexican Train 6:45pm (GR)

Core Essentials 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Woodworkers Club 10am (MP2)Aqua Blast 11:30am (POOL)Bowling Club 12pm (The Alley)Mexican Train 6:45pm (GR)Community Club 7pm (SH)

Core Essentials 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Aqua Blast 11:30am (POOL)Military Veterans Club Luncheon 12pm (SH)Bowling Club 12pm (The Alley)Mexican Train 6:45pm (GR)

Trim & Tone 9am (AR)Bike Club 9:30am (CH)Aqua Pilates 10:30am (POOL)Novice Mah Jongg 1pm (MP1)Valencia Singers 1:30pm (AR)Clay Club 2pm (AS)Travel Club 6pm (SH)Canasta 6pm (MP2)VL 8-Ball Billiards League 7pm (GR)

Trim & Tone 9am (AR)Bike Club 9:30am (CH)Aqua Pilates 10:30am (POOL)Novice Mah Jongg 1pm (MP1)Valencia Singers 1:30pm (AR)Clay Club 2pm (AS)Canasta 6pm (MP2)RV Club 6pm (AS)VL 8-Ball Billiards League 7pm (GR)Bunco 7pm (MP1)Reading Club 7pm (AS)

Softball 9am (SF)Shuffleboard 9am (HS)Yoga 9am (AR)Zumba 10:15am (AR)Aqua Blast 10:30am (POOL)Bridge Playing 12:15pm (MP1)Beginner Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)Quilting Club 1pm (AS)Bolero 3:30pm (AR)Cigar Club 6pm (CH)Mah Jongg 6pm (MP1)Table Tennis 6pm (AS)Poker 7pm (GR)Waltz & Cha Cha Basics 7pm (AR)Softball 9am (SF)Shuffleboard 9am (HS)Yoga 9am (AR)Zumba 10:15am (AR)Aqua Blast 10:30am (POOL)Bridge Playing 12:15pm (MP1)Beginner Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)Quilting Club 1pm (AS)Computer Workshop 3pm (AR)Bolero 3:30pm (SH)Mah Jongg 6pm (MP1)Table Tennis 6pm (AS)Poker 7pm (GR)Waltz & Cha Cha Basics 7pm (AR)

Trim & Tone 9am (AR)Bike Club 9:30am (CH)Aqua Pilates 10:30am (POOL)Novice Mah Jongg 1pm (MP1)Valencia Singers 1:30pm (AR)Clay Club 2pm (AS)Fishing Club 6pm (SH)Canasta 6pm (MP2)VL 8-Ball Billiards League 7pm (GR)Bunco 7pm (MP1)

Softball 9am (SF)Shuffleboard 9am (HS)Yoga 9am (AR)Zumba 10:15am (AR)Aqua Blast 10:30am (POOL)Helping Hands 11am (MP1)Bridge Playing 12:15pm (MP1)Beginner Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)Quilting Club 1pm (AS)Bolero 3:30pm (AR)Mah Jongg 6pm (MP1)Table Tennis 6pm (AS)Poker 7pm (GR)Waltz & Cha Cha Basics 7pm (AR)

Body Sculpting 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Aqua Pilates 11:15am (POOL)Advanced Canasta 1pm (MP1)Advanced Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)Rummikub 7pm (MP1)313 Card Club 7pm (MP2)Advanced Poker 7pm (AS)


Cardio Kickboxing 9am (AR)Yoga 10am (AR)Aqua Blast 10:30am (POOL)Philosophy Seminar 2pm (AR)VLMVC “Thank You” Dance 6:30pm (SH)

Body Sculpting 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Aqua Pilates 11:15am (POOL)Needlecraft Group 12:30pm (AS)Advanced Canasta 1pm (MP1)Advanced Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)Rummikub 7pm (MP1)313 Card Club 7pm (MP2)Advanced Poker 7pm (AS)

Cardio Kickboxing 9am (AR)Yoga 10am (AR)Aqua Blast 10:30am (POOL)Golf Clinic: Summerfield 11amConditional Probability 1:30pm (AR)

Bike Club 8:30am (corner ofVL Avenue & Ruby Flats)Zumba 9am (AR)Women’s Club 10am (MP1 & MP2)

Dinner Before The ShowSeating Starts at 5:30pm (BIS)

BIG SHOW— Harley Worthit & Satisfaction 8pm (SH)

Bike Club 8:30am (corner ofVL Avenue & Ruby Flats)Zumba 9am (AR)

NEW RESIDENT MIXER5pm – Cocktail Hour5:30pm – Pasta Bar All Residents7pm – Live Music

Bocce Ball 4:30pm (BB)

Cardio Kickboxing 9am (AR)Yoga 10am (AR)Aqua Blast 10:30am (POOL)Garden Club 1pm (SH)Woodcarving Club 2pm (AS)

Movie Night (SH)5pm (CC)8pm (No CC)



BIG SHOW—Mark & Clark 8pm (SH)


Cardio Kickboxing 9am (AR)Yoga 10am (AR)Aqua Blast 10:30am (POOL)

VALENCIA CINEMA (SH) CC 12:30pm No CC 3:30pmBocce Ball 4:30pm (BB)



Trim & Tone 9am (AR)Bike Club 9:30am (CH)Aqua Pilates 10:30am (POOL)Novice Mah Jongg 1pm (MP1)Valencia Singers 1:30pm (AR)Clay Club 2pm (AS)Canasta 6pm (MP2)VL 8-Ball Billiards League 7pm (GR)

Softball 9am (SF)Shuffleboard 9am (HS)Yoga 9am (AR)Zumba 10:15am (AR)Aqua Blast 10:30am (POOL)Bridge Playing 12:15pm (MP1)Quilting Club 1pm (AS)Bolero 3:30pm (AR)Mah Jongg 6pm (MP1)Table Tennis 6pm (AS)Poker 7pm (GR)Waltz & Cha Cha Basics 7pm (AR)

Body Sculpting 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Aqua Pilates 11:15am (POOL)Advanced Canasta 1pm (MP1)Advanced Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)Men’s Discussion Group 1pm (AR)Rummikub 7pm (MP1)313 Card Club 7pm (MP2)Advanced Poker 7pm (AS)

Body Sculpting 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Aqua Pilates 11:15am (POOL)Advanced Canasta 1pm (MP1)Advanced Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)Rummikub 7pm (MP1)313 Card Club 7pm (MP2)Photography Club 7pm (AR)Advanced Poker 7pm (AS)

LIFESTYLE OFFICE, BISTRO,& VESTA CLOSED

Cardio Kickboxing 9am (AR)Yoga 10am (AR)Aqua Blast 10:30am (POOL)Philosophy Seminar 2pm (AR)

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HS Horse Shore Pit & Shuffleboard CourtsMP Multi-Purpose RoomPC Pickle Ball CourtsPL Pool/PoolsideSF Softball FieldSH Social HallTC Tennis Courts

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Bike Club 8:30am (corner ofVL Avenue & Ruby Flats)Zumba 9am (AR)Women’s Club 10am (MP1 & MP2)

Bike Club 8:30am (corner ofVL Avenue & Ruby Flats)Zumba 9am (AR)Trivia Night 7pm (SH)

Bike Club 8:30am (corner ofVL Avenue & Ruby Flats)Zumba 9am (AR)Women’s Club Historical Wedding Dress Presentation 10:30am (SH)Country Western Night 7pm (SH)



BIG SHOW— Fire & Rain 8pm (SH)


Valentine’s Day Party 7pm (SH)


Cardio Kickboxing 9am (AR)Yoga 10am (AR)Aqua Blast 10:30am (POOL)

Karaoke & Frozen Friday 7:30pm (BIS)






Bocce Ball 4:30pm (BB)SUPER BOWLCELEBRATION 5:30pm (BIS)


Core Essentials 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Woodworkers Club 10am (MP2)Aqua Blast 11:30am (POOL)Bowling Club 12pm (The Alley)American History 1pm (SH)Mexican Train 6:45pm (GR)Community Club 7pm (SH)

Core Essentials 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Aqua Blast 11:30am (POOL)Military Veterans Club Luncheon 12pm (SH)Bowling Club 12pm (The Alley)Mexican Train 6:45pm (GR)Jewish Heritage Club 7pm (SH)


Trim & Tone 9am (AR)Bike Club 9:30am (CH)Aqua Pilates 10:30am (POOL)Golf Clinic: Summerfield 11amNovice Mah Jongg 1pm (MP1)Valencia Singers 1:30pm (AR)Clay Club 2pm (AS)Travel Club 6pm (SH)Canasta 6pm (MP2)VL 8-Ball Billiards League 7pm (GR)

Trim & Tone 9am (AR)Bike Club 9:30am (CH)Aqua Pilates 10:30am (POOL)Novice Mah Jongg 1pm (MP1)Valencia Singers 1:30pm (AR)Clay Club 2pm (AS)Canasta 6pm (MP2)RV Club 6pm (AS)VL 8-Ball Billiards League 7pm (GR)Bunco 7pm (MP1)Reading Club 7pm (AS)

Trim & Tone 9am (AR)Bike Club 9:30am (CH)Aqua Pilates 10:30am (POOL)Novice Mah Jongg 1pm (MP1)Valencia Singers 1:30pm (AR)Clay Club 2pm (AS)Fishing Club 6pm (SH)Canasta 6pm (MP2)VL 8-Ball Billiards League 7pm (GR)Bunco 7pm (MP1)


Softball 9am (SF)Shuffleboard 9am (HS)Yoga 9am (AR)Zumba 10:15am (AR)Aqua Blast 10:30am (POOL)Bridge Playing 12:15pm (MP1)Clay Club 2pm (AS)Bolero 3:30pm (AR)Cigar Club 6pm (CH)Mah Jongg 6pm (MP1)Table Tennis 6pm (AS)Poker 7pm (GR)Waltz & Cha Cha Basics 7pm (AR)

Softball 9am (SF)Shuffleboard 9am (HS)Yoga 9am (AR)Zumba 10:15am (AR)Aqua Blast 10:30am (POOL)Bridge Playing 12:15pm (MP1)Quilting Club 1pm (AS)“Valentine Desserts” 3pm (AS)Computer Workshop 3pm (AR)Bolero 3:30pm (SH)Mah Jongg 6pm (MP1)Table Tennis 6pm (AS)Poker 7pm (GR)Waltz & Cha Cha Basics 7pm (AR)



Body Sculpting 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Aqua Pilates 11:15am (POOL)Advanced Canasta 1pm (MP1)Advanced Mah Jongg 1pm (MP2)Pickleball Membership Meeting 7pm (SH)Rummikub 7pm (MP1)313 Card Club 7pm (MP2)Advanced Poker 7pm (AS)



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BIG SHOW— New Odyssey 8pm (SH)

Bike Club 8:30am (corner ofVL Avenue & Ruby Flats)Zumba 9am (AR)St. Patrick’s DayParty 7pm (SH)



BIG SHOW— The Edwards Twins 8pm (SH)


Cardio Kickboxing 9am (AR)Yoga 10am (AR)Aqua Blast 10:30am (POOL)Philosophy Seminar 2pm (AR)Women’s Club Men’s Fashion Show TBA (SH)


Movie Night (SH)5pm (CC)8pm (No CC)

Cardio Kickboxing 9am (AR)Yoga 10am (AR)Aqua Blast 10:30am (POOL)Mixology 101 7pm (AS)




Softball 9am (SF)Shuffleboard 9am (HS)Yoga 9am (AR)Zumba 10:15am (AR)Aqua Blast 10:30am (POOL)Bridge Playing 12:15pm (MP1)Quilting Club 1pm (AS)Computer Workshop 3pm (AR)Bolero 3:30pm (AR)Mah Jongg 6pm (MP1)Table Tennis 6pm (AS)Poker 7pm (GR)Waltz & Cha Cha Basics 7pm (AR)


Trim & Tone 9am (AR)Bike Club 9:30am (CH)Aqua Pilates 10:30am (POOL)Novice Mah Jongg 1pm (MP1)Valencia Singers 1:30pm (AR)Clay Club 2pm (AS)Travel Club 6pm (SH)Canasta 6pm (MP2)VL 8-Ball Billiards League 7pm (GR)

Trim & Tone 9am (AR)Bike Club 9:30am (CH)Aqua Pilates 10:30am (POOL)Valencia Singers 1:30pm (AR)Military Veterans Club Quarterly Meeting 2pm (SH)Canasta 6pm (MP2)RV Club 6pm (AS)VL 8-Ball Billiards League 7pm (GR)Bunco 7pm (MP1)Reading Club 7pm (AS)

Trim & Tone 9am (AR)Bike Club 9:30am (CH)Aqua Pilates 10:30am (POOL)Golf Clinic: Summerfield 11amNovice Mah Jongg 1pm (MP1)Valencia Singers 1:30pm (AR)Clay Club 2pm (AS)Fishing Club 6pm (SH)Canasta 6pm (MP2)VL 8-Ball Billiards League 7pm (GR)Bunco 7pm (MP1)


Core Essentials 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Woodworkers Club 10am (MP2)Aqua Blast 11:30am (POOL)Bowling Club 12pm (The Alley)Mexican Train 6:45pm (GR)Frank & Joe Night 7pm (SH)






Bocce Ball 4:30pm (BB) Core Essentials 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Aqua Blast 11:30am (POOL)Bowling Club 12pm (The Alley)Mexican Train 6:45pm (GR)Jewish Heritage Club 7pm (SH)


Softball 9am (SF)Shuffleboard 9am (HS)Yoga 9am (AR)Zumba 10:15am (AR)Aqua Blast 10:30am (POOL)Bridge Playing 12:15pm (MP1)Quilting Club 1pm (AS)Cigar Club 6pm (CH)Mah Jongg 6pm (MP1)Table Tennis 6pm (AS)Poker 7pm (GR)

Softball 9am (SF)Shuffleboard 9am (HS)Yoga 9am (AR)Zumba 10:15am (AR)Aqua Blast 10:30am (POOL)Bridge Playing 12:15pm (MP1)Quilting Club 1pm (AS)Mah Jongg 6pm (MP1)Table Tennis 6pm (AS)Poker 7pm (GR)



Bike Club 8:30am (corner ofVL Avenue & Ruby Flats)Zumba 9am (AR)Women’s Club 10am (MP1 & MP2)Murder Mystery Night 7pm (SH)

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