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It’s More Than Living... It’s A Lifestyle!
I Could Have Danced All Night (Make that 9 PM at SCOV)
by Marsha Dean
One of the benefits of living in an active adult community such as Sun City Oro Valley is that if you love to dance, you don't have to seek out a local nightclub to work on your moves. There are plenty of opportunities right here at home. The renovated Activity Center Auditorium has a new larger dance floor that is being enjoyed by several dance clubs. Club information can be found on page 24.
The Starlight Ballroom Club offers the chance to get on a dance floor and do swing, waltz, foxtrot, rumba, cha cha and tango dances. This fun SCOV club provides an opportunity to enjoy an evening out in a festive atmosphere with others who like to ballroom dance and socialize. Dance classes and ballroom dances are scheduled throughout the year. Practice sessions are every Wednesday evening at 5 pm. Dance lessons will be offered all summer.
In addition to a monthly dance, the club holds a New Year's Eve dance with live music: a great chance to dress up and show your footwork. www.scstarlightdanceclub.wixsite.com/scstarlightdance
If you don't have a dance partner, the Folk Dance Club may be for you. Most dances are traditional from around the world and are taught prior to dancing. The club website has links to videos for all the dances that they do. With no membership fees, no partners and no meetings, it's a great chance to get some exercise and have some low-stress fun. It’s also good for the brain and cardiovascular systems. New dancers are always welcomed and encouraged every Friday, 10-11:30 am, AFC/ Studios 1 & 2. www.scovFD.club
Line dancing with the Sunliners Club is popular with SCOV residents. No partner is required. With dances and classes for abilities ranging from beginner to intermediate, there's something for everyone. The Introduction to Line Dance class that is usually offered in January is a great time to try it out, but new people are welcome to attend a beginner class anytime. Classes are taught by professional dancers and practice sessions occur weekly. The club offers regular social and practice dance events. Visit the club website to learn more. www.scovsunliners.wixsite.com/sunliners
For all you baby boomers, the Rock 'n Roll Club may be just what you're looking for. The club holds a monthly dance with live music from October to May. Plan a great outfit for the Halloween dance which always includes a costume contest with prizes. www.scovrrc.org
Dust off your boots and join the Kactus Kickers for dancing to country and western music. The club offers dance lessons from mid-January to early March and a monthly dance with a live band, October-May.
Fun opportunities to dance without a partner and get a cardio workout are Zumba® and Aqua Zumba® classes that are offered by the Association. Our certified instructor, Lonnie Davis, guarantees that you'll have fun while getting a workout and moving to lively music. Zumba® mixes together Latin-inspired rhythms with easy-to-follow moves. The result? A fun and effective fitness class that feels more like a night out dancing.
Aqua Zumba® is water aerobics with a Latin flair. This workout is good for those who need low impact exercise. The Association-sponsored Zumba® classes require a $2 fee. Purchase a $20 ten-class punchcard online www. suncityorovalley. com > Fitness > Purchase Exercise Pass.
Whatever your interest is, there are many opportunities to dance all night at SCOV (or at least until 9 pm).
Asst. General Manager - Robin Coulter rcoulter@suncityorovalley.com
520-917-8070
Welcome to Becky Vaughan
Welcome Becky Vaughan, our new Administrative Manager. She comes to us from West Virginia, but previously lived in Tucson. She has worked in high security corporate offices for a copper and gold mine. She will be the manager of the Administration Department which includes the library, fitness and administrative staff. She will also be the Corporate Secretary for the Board, the keeper of the corporate records. She has a kind rapport with managers and staff already and is looking forward to meeting our residents. Becky is a part of the SCOV reorganization that started last summer and is almost complete. I’ll talk more about the reorganization in my article next month. Until then, please help us welcome Becky to SCOV.
Administrative Manager - Becky Vaughan bvaughan@suncityorovalley.com
520-917-8072
My name is Becky Vaughan, and my family and I moved back “home” to Oro Valley in late March. Most of my work experience has been in the office environment, beginning my career for a company in Pittsburgh, PA, in customer service and finishing as executive secretary. My experience includes project management, purchasing management, scheduling supervisor, accounts payable, and human resource assistant from small to international companies. I look forward to working with the Sun City Oro Valley team as the Administrative Manager. I feel welcomed by all and am excited to be part of the team.
Lifestyle Coordinator - Brenda Puzzele-Stoltz bpuzzele-stoltz@suncityorovalley.com
520-917-8077
We have reserved seats and a charter bus for a day trip to the Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Colorado Rockies baseball game in Phoenix on Thursday, June 1, 9 am. Call Brenda to see if seats are still available. The bus will arrive behind the Welcome Center at 8:30 am for loading and will depart sharply at 9 am. Tickets are $63.
Here at home, we are hosting a free outdoor movie night on the driving range Thursday, June 15, 7 pm. Willy’s Kettle Corn will be selling different flavors of fresh kettle corn and drinks from 6-8 pm. Come join the fun or pick-up some quick snacks, located between The Views Restaurant and the Pro Shop.
Community Services - Katy Mosier
Architectural Coordinator, Katy Mosier scoroval@ciramail.com
New SCOV Paint Schemes the adjacent security door the same Southwest/Traditional color. You may not mix the Southwest/Traditional Colors i.e., Exotic Red on the entry door and Huntington Green on the security door. No other doors may be painted the Southwest/ Traditional Colors.
If you are going to paint your house, please fill out the Paint Submittal Form for approval. It is found on our website under Members > Member Services > For Your Home > Paint My House or Front Door. There are two sample paint books available for 24-hour checkout at the Welcome Center and a display of the colors in the kitchen of the Welcome Center.
Welcome New Neighbors – April Unit
If You Rent Your Home
Please make sure your renters are aware of the following rules and rights:
520-917-8058
The SCOV Board approved a new palette of paint schemes to be used on the exterior of homes on March 28, 2023. Most of the Body Colors from the previous palette of 2015 were held over. The Trim Colors have changed in many cases and all of the Trim Colors are now limited to one color from a choice of two colors. You may also choose to have no Trim Color. In summary, you may paint your house just the Body Color or the Body Color and one Trim Color. The Security Door adjacent to the front entry door may be painted the Body Color, the Trim Color, Weathered Brown or one of the Southwest/Traditional Colors.
More choices have been added to the Southwest/Traditional Entry Door Colors, and you may now paint your front entry door one of these colors or paint your entry door and
• Homeowner must submit paperwork three days prior to renter's arrival.
• The facility-use card is $25 (up to two cards), valid for the length of the lease and is non-transferable.
• Access to all facilities, including Aquatic & Fitness Center (including pool, gym and exercise classes), Desert Oasis, Catalina Vista, Activity Center, Artisan Center, Library and all workshops, studios, etc.
• Participate in activities including use of tennis courts, pickleball, bocce ball, basketball courts, horseshoes, mini-golf, table tennis and billiards as well as join any club.
• A renter will receive SCOV homeowner rates at The Views Golf Course.