Lady Jokers Wild Hand and Foot Card Group Susan Gottschalk The Lady Jokers Wild Hand and Foot card group, who regularly meet on Thursday afternoons, recently gathered for their Eighth Annual “After the Holidays Hors d’Oeuvre Party” at the home of Phyllis Schagter. Twenty-two club members enjoyed the many prepared treats and social hour. Tuesday…
Please join us for a piano concert featuring Andrew O’Brien on March 26, 2019, at 7:00 p.m. at the Sun Lakes Chapel. Andrew O’Brien is a faculty member of Scottsdale Community College where he teaches piano and music history. He has performed in the Chaparral Music Fest, Dartmouth College, San Tan Chamber Orchestra and…
Ann Posiviata Spring in Arizona brings a myriad of opportunities to take pictures. The flowers coming in bloom; the hiking trails full of people; music, food and beverage festivals; and spring training for the Cactus League. The Sun Lakes Camera Club is a great place to learn photography with resources to workshops and events by…
![Left to right: Judy Gahide, IO; Herb Lienenbrugger, IO; Jeanne Becker, SLCC; Dick Eslick, IO; Mary Middleton, IO; George Thomas, CWPV; Richard Hawkes, CWPV; Frank Gould, CWPV; Bill Gates, IO (not pictured])](https://sunlakessplash.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/10a-220x156.jpg)
These honorees have served the Sun Lakes community to make it a better place to live. Community members are encouraged to show their appreciation by attending the annual gala banquet to honor these recipients on March 10 at 5:00 p.m. at Oakwood. A cocktail hour with a no-host bar will provide time to congratulate the…
The Sun Lakes Dance Party, sponsored by the Fun Lakers Club, is held in the San Tan Ballroom, always on a Thursday. Dates of future dances are March 21 and April 11. Doors open at 5:30 p.m., dance lesson is at 6:30 p.m. and open dance is from 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Music…
David Zapatka Watching the Australian Open Tennis Championships reminded me of the strange way tennis is scored. Zero is announced as love. Theory is that love arose from the French word for “egg,” l’oeuf, because a zero on a scoreboard resembles an egg; a clever but unsubstantiated claim. One point is called 15, two…