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Leisure World News • Community • November 2018 A25 Ingrown and Fungal Nails Heel Pain Bunions Injuries Diabetic Wounds Skin Conditions Arthritic Care Surgical and Non- Surgical Treatment Orthotics Digital X-ray Ultrasound Lasers for Fungal Nails and Pain t. 480-219-4100 f. 877-258-1138 6104 E. Brown Rd. • Suite 101 • Mesa, AZ 85205 DR. JEFF PAWLOWSKI, D.P.M. Podiatric Medicine and surgery / Board certifiede Diabetic Wound Care Leisure World News • November 2017 25 Free movies Sundays in the Rec. 1 Theater 4 p.m. Refreshments Provided No seat saving. All seats on a first-come basis only Schedule may change due to availability of movies from Netflix Grizzly’s Flooring Family owned - Wholesale Pricing - We install TRUCK LOAD SPECIALS We bring LARGE samples to your home! When you call to schedule a FREE in-home estimate. Must be presented at time of purchase. Minimum Purchase of $1500. Call store for details. SPECIAL CARPET l TILE l WOOD l LAMINATE l VINYL $100 OFF COUPON 7601 E. Main St., Mesa 480-288-2771 www. grizzlys f looring.com “Nov. Special” New clients, receive a one hour therapeutic treatment for the pr ice of a 1/2 hour; $35. Existing clients, $5 off each treatment ! 10% Senior Discount CommunityGarageSale Nov. 5 Walking with the Enemy (PG13) – 1hr 53m When theNazis invadeHungary, youngElekCohen dons aNazi uniform to save his skin and find his family. Instead, he uncovers a terrible truth. Now cognizant of Hitler’s “final solution,” Cohen sets about saving thousands of Jews. Nov. 12 Cowgirls n’Angels (PG) – 1hr 32m Feisty youngster Ida longs for adventure and hopes to find her father, a rodeo performer. When she seeks refuge with a troupe of female trick riders and their ornery leader, an ex-rodeo star, she finds a new family and an all- encompassing passion. Nov. 19 Paris CanWait (PG) – 1hr 32m With her daughter at college and her workaholic husband perpetually absent, Anne Lockwood is ripe for the woo- ing when one of her spouse’s associates offers to give her a lift from Cannes to Paris -- a seven-hour journey that turns into two days. Nov. 26 Woodlawn (PG) – 2hr 3m Set in the 1970s, this inspirational drama centers on high school football player Tony Nathan, who -- despite being African-American -- becomes a hometown hero in the racially divided city of Birmingham, Ala. Saturday, Dec. 2 from 8 a.m. – 1 p.m. Joininthefunasaselleror treasurehunter! Sign up in the Recreation Office by noon Tuesday, Nov. 28 to have your manor listed. A list of all garage sale locations and maps for all shoppers will be available Thursday, Nov. 30 in the Recreation Office and in Administration at the Reception Desk and the back of the Library. Pods & Orientations Designed for the active, athletic older adult who is looking for a challenging workout. Participating in this class will help you increase your heart health, mu cular endurance and str ngth, flexibility and balance. Th exercises are freestandi g and involve more complex m vements for advanced fitness levels. This class will help you to continue all of the activities you love to do, like playing sports or try ng out a new dance routine! $10 for the month $3 Drop-in Saturdays, 11 a.m.-Noon Rec. 1 Classroom Want to use the Fitness Center but don’t know where to start? Sign-up on the interest list at the front desk to receive a FREE orientation on the strength equipment, cardio equipment, Power Plates, or TRX Suspension equipment. Excel Interval type of physical training that involves high inten- sity exercise alternatedwith rest periods. Highly effective in conditioning the cardiovascular systemwhile increasing muscle strength. Active rest between high intensity work allows the heart rate to drop, giving you the opportunity to recover before the next high intensity workout. PEDICURES With a spa liner (Present coupon before Join us in the Fitness Center for free food, fun&fitness. 10 a.m.– 2 p.m. Door Prizes! Free Classes! Flash Sales! And a chance to vote on our member of the quarter! PM Circuit Mon/Wed/Fri 4-5 p.m. Rec. 1 Fitness Center $19 Monthly $3 Drop-in Beyond Cabinets We provide, supply and/or install cabinets! Design & Remodel Experts 480-522-8965 THANKYOU! Rec. 1 Classroom Using Ripstix®, lightlyweighted drumsticks engineered specifically for exercising, POUND® transforms drum- ming into an incredibly effective way of working out. Designed for all fitness levels, this class provides the perfect atmosphere for letting loose, getting energized, toning up and rockin’ out! A simple style of Tai Chi which consists of 19 movements and one pose. It is practiced as slow-motion movement done in a relaxed and flowing manner. Rec. 1 Cl ssroom $60 for 6 weeks $12/class Tai Chi Chih Mondays 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. Pound Tuesdays 12:30-1 p.m. www.apacheglass.com Color Highlight, Cut & Style only $88 OR 11 Foils only $33 Michelle only Perm & Cut only $50 length varies Perm, Cut & Style only $68 length varies 345 S. Power Rd. Suite 101 On the right side of Albertsons 480-807-4247 Monday – Saturday Call for appt • Walk ins welcome Complete Hair Care Services ~Contractor Ludwig the Ha dyman LLC Commercial and Residential Roofing – Stucco – Drywall – Remodel – Rebuild Tile – Plumbing – Painting – Concrete – etc. ROC 276132 ~LH Quality Home Inspection LLC Commercial and Residential Home and Termite Inspection 58350 ~LH Pest Control Termite – Ants – Scorpion – Spiders – etc. Bee Removal – Rodents Removal – Termite Treatments 150262 We do it all. All Businesses under one Ownership We are Licensed, Certified and Bonded Home 480-288-1685 Cell 480-225-8793 Clubs Continues on page A26 San Tan Investment Club Submitted by Shelly Begel The San Tan Investment Club is a partnership consisting of Leisure World residents who are interested in investing stocks and securities for growth and Better Investing, a national organization that helps members build wealth through educational tools. The goal of the club is to increase our education and knowledge of investing. We study various investments before buying or selling stocks. During the season, the club meets every thirdThursday of the month in the Computer Lab Classroom at 9:30 a.m. The next meeting will be on Thursday, November 15, 2018. For more information, contact Alan Forbes at 808-497-8109. You can also just come to our next meeting! Shalom Group Submitted by Cindy Fowler It is that time of the year again and the Shalom Group had its first meeting on Sunday, Oct. 21. The Leisure World Shalom Group meets on the third Sunday of every month in the Rec. 1 King Card Room. Our next meeting will be held on Sunday, Nov. 18 at 7 p.m. We will have a very insightful program by Jay Bennett who will discuss the Holocaust. Refreshments will be served. Visitors and anyone interested in Judaism are welcome to attend or join our group. Each month there is a different program presented, followed by tasty refreshments. Upcoming events include: -Chanukah Celebration: Saturday, Dec. 5 at 5 p.m. For more information, contact Cindy Fowler at 480-699-2820 or Marni Little t 480-220-8279. -Torah Study: Class meets each Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the Anniversary Room, Rec. 1. Join us for this free, interesti g and informative discussion group! For more information, contact Cindy Fowler at 480-699-2820. Singles Club Submitted by Katie McFarland The Singles Club has been giving back to the community by supporting neighbori g Jefferson El ment ry Scho l. We d ated 200 notebooks, backpacks and other school supplies in September. In October, we donated a carload of food for students in need during the week-long fall break. Good job, singles! Please join us for our November activities: • Tuesday, Nov. 6: Breakfast at Rendezvous Café at 8:30 a.m., Rec. 2. • Wednesday, Nov. 7: Thanksgiving Dinner. Bring a favorite Thanksgiving dish to share, $3, BYOB. Turkey, set-ups, ice, sodas and place settings provided from 4 - 6 p.m. Club Room, Rec 1. • Fr day,Nov. 9: “ANig tUnder the Stars, AVery Senior Prom,” from 5 to 9 p.m., Hopi/Pima Ballroom, Rec. 2, $23 includes Grand Buffet by Premier Catering with wine, live auction and DJ dance music. This is a fundraiser supporting vision screenings of Mesa school children, Dogs for the Blind and summer camp for children with disabilities. Get tickets from Katie McFarland at 623-551-6218. • Tuesday, Nov. 13: Breakfast at Rendezvous Café at 8:30 a.m., Rec. 2. • Friday, Nov. 6: Fish Fry at Rendezvous Café, Rec. 2, 5:30 p.m. Make reservation by signing up on the wall at the Leisure World Re dezvous Café. • T esday, Nov. 20: Breakfast at Rendezv us Café at 8:30 a.m., Rec. 2. • Tuesday, Nov. 27: Breakfast at Rendezvous Café at 8:30 a.m., Rec. 2. • Thursday, Nov. 29: Community D nce with Midnight Confessions from 7 to 10 p.m., R c. 2, Hopi/Pima Room, $8 ticket at Rec. Offic in Rec. 1. Ask for si le table. For more inf rmation, contact Katie McFarland at 623-551-6218. Stained Glass Club Submitted by Kay Eakin We hope to see returning members and interested residents on Monday, Nov. 5 at 8:30 a.m.! If you miss it, come s e our table at the Activity Fair and Open House event that afternoon from 1-3 p.m. in Rec. 1. We offer lessons for beginners! For $20, we teach cuttin , grinding and foiling of two small projects. You may use beginner kits for these pr jects and glass. If you decide you like it after completing your two projects, join the Stain Glass Club. This will give you access to stained glass, fused glass and mosaics. Membership is $25 per year and includes access to glass and equipment. We look forward to a fruitful and fun year of working with glass! For more information, contact Kay Eakin at 480-641-8719. Twi dlers Submitted by Carolin Lowy Twiddlers meet every Monday morning in the Queen Room at Rec. 1. What on earth do w d ? Come by at 9 a.m. and stay a while! You will find a group of ladies involved with Kay Eakin and Ellie Elliott at Activity Fair 2017.