June 14, Flag Day, marked the formal dedication of our new community flagpole outside Shadows restaurant, a cooperative effort between our HOA and our Veterans Club.
Photos by Stephanie Walton
June 14, Flag Day, marked the formal dedication of our new community flagpole outside Shadows restaurant, a cooperative effort between our HOA and our Veterans Club.
Photos by Stephanie Walton
Monday, May 29, 2017
Montecito Clubhouse
Photos by Beth Bolduc, Lissa Evans, and Veronica Moya
SEE THEIR ART ON THE WALL NEAR THE LIBRARY (MONTECITO CLUBHOUSE)
EMILIE JESTER
I was born in the mid-west. At the age of three my parents joined the State Department and we moved to what was then called Siam . . . Thailand now.
Until the age of 22, I lived and was schooled in Panama, Ecuador, Bolivia, Kenya, Germany, and Brazil. I have continued to travel internationally extensively all my adulthood.
When I retired four years ago I knew I needed a hobby and decided to try to learn to paint. We lived in Kansas City and I was able to take lessons from Mark Weber, a premier painter of the Grand Canyon, who lives and teaches in Kansas City. Mark enjoyed teaching real beginners – which I was.
My husband and I both love art and we enjoy collecting local artists on our various trips abroad. I draw inspiration from nature and look forward to painting the beautiful landscapes of this area that remind me at times of Africa.
My husband, Bob, finally retired at the end of 2016 and we moved to Shadow Hills full-time.
MARILYN BARTON, FINE ART
Marilyn Barton has recently moved from Arizona to Sun City Shadow Hills. She paints with Acrylic, Watercolor, Pastel, Pencil, and Charcoal.
Marilyn also teaches art classes in watercolor and pastel. In her classes, students have explored the magic of color, color mixing and artistic techniques. Marilyn began teaching in 2007 at Central Arizona Community College. Her classes are designed for beginning and intermediate students.
“Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his own nature into his pictures.”
Henry Ward Beecher, Proverbs from Plymouth Pulpit, 1887
WHAT IS THE CREATIVE ARTS CLUB?
The Creative Arts Club meets on Mondays and Thursdays from 9:00 AM to noon in the Cambria/Mirada rooms of the Montecito clubhouse. These are “painting and creating” days.
Art classes are taught in the fall/winter and spring months. Our members experience top quality artists in media such as acrylics, watercolor, and drawing to advance their knowledge of a particular medium. The classes accept beginners as well as more experienced artists.
The group has a closet full of resource materials and a plethora of tools to help get the paint on the paper ready for the next process. Come to one of our Monday or Thursday Art Days to get a dose of art and fun!
Saturday, April 29, 2017
Montecito Clubhouse
Photos by Connie King and Veronica Moya
Wednesday, April 5, 2017
Carlsbad Premium Outlets
The Flower Fields at Carlsbad Ranch
Carlsbad, CA
Photos by Veronica Moya
On Tuesday, March 22, 2017, the Ceramics Club celebrated the purchase of their new kiln. It was purchased with the help of the That's Entertainment club.
Photos by Gus Ramirez
Wednesday, March 15, 2017
Europa Village and South Coast Winery
Temecula, CA
Photos by Veronica Moya
Saturday, February 18, 2017
Montecito Clubhouse
Photos by Beth Bolduc
Below are additional photos by Bill Harjo and Dom Summa of their month-long safari in Africa. Read the full story on page 20 of February's View.
First Place Winners: Del and Trish Belisle with Children, Grandchildren, and Great Grandchildren
Theme "The Nightmare Before Christmas"
Additional Photos
On Friday, November 4 more than 100 residents joined Chet Sheehan our Fitness Director in our annual walk the of the South Golf Course. One of our newest residents, was Lissa Evans, who moved to Shadow Hills just three weeks ago from Idyllwild. Lissa’s special guest – her 90+ year old mother who pushed her wheelchair as she walked behind it.
Congratulations to all who participated in this event. Enjoy the photos and watch for a future podcast where Grammy Kirk (Marian Whiteman) tells her story to Bob Firring, our own Podcast guru.
Congratulations to the winners of our 2016 Photo Contest!
1st Place: “Morning Walk Hole #12” by Anna Kelly
2nd Place: “Fore!” by Bob Young
3rd Place: “Good Fishing at Sun City Shadow Hills” by Jim Hottois
Honorable Mention: “Here Duck Duck” by David A. Blumenthal
Honorable Mention: “SCSH Camera Club Photographers on a Zion National Park Photo Shoot” by Diane Anderson
Below are additional photos corresponding with the article published on page 18 and 19 of the May 2016 issue of the View.
Photos by Diane Anderson, Beth Bolduc, Graham Jones, and Les Widerynski.
Classy Niners
Couples Golf
Men's Golf Club
Pickleball
Women's Golf Club
Friday, October 9, 2015
Pickleball is a racquet sport played in the United States and around world. It’s easier to pick up than tennis and the points are spectacular. Over the past few years Pickleball has seen an explosion in players, the USAPA (USA Pickleball Association) estimates that over 150,000 people play Pickleball, and that number was from 2014. With the recommendation from the Facilities Ad Hoc Committee, your Board of Directors approved four new Pickleball courts which were constructed during the summer and this past Monday the Board held the grand opening of the courts. Thank you to the Board of Directors and those involved with the project.
As you can see below, the court is ready for some action!
Photos by Diane Anderson.