GREAT NEWS:  All forms now available in Word on our Website: Welcome Form for both SCLH and Villas, Resident Contact Information Form, Coordinators Semi Annual Report, Directors Semi Annual Report just to name a few.

CONGRATULATIONS ARE IN ORDER

At our recent annual Neighborhood Watch Meeting last Friday, November 7 two new Directors were appointed and elected.  They are Suzette Yuill from Village 19B and John Perfect from Village 21.  Also, Joan Brant-Love, President of Neighbors InDeed was appointed and elected to our Advisory Group.  Four outgoing Board Members, Jean Ebenholtz, Joan Logue, Harold McMillan and Ron Ross were presented with Certificates of Appreciation along with Liz Kenen who was instrumental in starting the Vial of Life Program in Sun City several years ago and resigned a few months ago.  The very first Sparkplug Award was presented to Pauline Watson for her outstanding service and dedication to Neighborhood Watch.

AND, at the Potluck last Friday for Board Members, Advisory Group, Village Coordinators and Mail Box Captains 87 people attended the event and had a wonderful time.    Four $25 gift certificates purchased from Meridians, Chilis, Mimi's and Panera were won by Bill Bear from Village 31C, Barbara Conner from Village 41B, Marsha Hathaway from Village 30 and Joel Thomas from Village 24B/C.  The group was entertained by none other than Lincoln Hill's own stand-up comic Lee Belshin from Village 38B. 

WANTED:  Individuals needed to fill vacant Village Coordinator positions in the following villages:  1A, 5, 8A, 16A, 30A and 39.  Only 6 villages remaining.  Please contact Ken Sheehan

2009 NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH SCHEDULE NOW AVAILABLE ON WEBSITE

NOTE: The last meeting of Neighborhood Watch Board for 2008 will be on Friday, December 12 at 10:00 until 12:00 in the Fine Arts Room of Orchard Creek Lodge.

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Neighborhood Watch receives in-kind support from Sun City Lincoln Hills Community Association and financial support from The Lincoln Hills Foundation.