Many people have reported even moresightings of one or more coyotes in thepark. The following is of one of the latestforwarded to the Harbor Lights editor byJudy Krafchak of Lot #91….

“(I) just wanted to touch base withsomeone in the park - this morning(Wednesday, January 2, 2008) as I wasleaving for work at 6:30 a.m. I saw acoyote. It seemed to go between houses#8 and #9. I will mention it to anyone Isee as well. But since many of us walkour animals at night and early in themorning, I thought I would mention it.One is never certain what this animal willand can do so it’s best to keep ourguard up. Just hope that no one feeds itand that it will move on soon. I heardthey will eat the fruit lying around underany of the citrus trees. And that weshould all keep our trash cans securelycovered.”

CoyoteSightingsat DesertHarbor

For more information about coyotes,visit...http://www.desertusa.com/june96/du_cycot.html

Coyote Vital StaticsWeight: 15-45 lbs.Length with tail: 40-60"Shoulder Height: 15-20"

Sexual Maturity: 1-2 yearsMating Season: Jan-MarchGestation Period: 58-65 days

No. of Young: 2-12, 6 avg.Birth Interval: 1 year

Lifespan: 15 years in the wild

Typical diet: Small mammals,insects, reptiles, fruit & carrion

Terrific Vote!The response in our recent election and vote on

amendments to our Activities Organization’s By-Lawswas outstanding…one hundred ninety-one (191) totalballots were cast. This means that residents and mem-bers of this community are concerned and want to be apart of activities in the park. Each one of you deservesa Big Thank You! The fact that you were offered theopportunity and took advantage of it by voting is veryimportant. Seeing your voice heard in this way is ofprimary significance toward building a better communityfor all of us.

Now that the Organization has duly approved By-Laws, the changes made should help guide this bodyand cause it to be even more responsive to the needsand desires of the people it is intended to serve.

The time begins to leave the past behind and startanew with even more ideas that benefit all who havechosen to make Desert Harbor their home.

From all in the Communitywe hope your

Christmas was Merryand the New Year will beHealthy and Prosperous.

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ActivitiesBoard MembersPresident:Joe Schnier ............ #146

602-550-0437Vice-President:Dave Blomeyer ....... # 58

480-982-3938Treasurer: Dick Smith ............. # 74

480-983-5819Secretary:Cookie Pein ............ # 53

480-983-9304

Bob Mueller ............ #108Mary Lou Croyle ..... #120Tom Hennessy ........ # 70

Newsletter EditorDon Walker ............. #206

480-288-5686desharb206@msn.com

Web MasterTom Hennessy .........# 70

480-671-3696www.tom.hennessy@mchsi.com

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EmergencyPhone NumbersLIFEEMERGENCIES 911Police .....(480) 982-8260Fire .........(480) 982-4440

Another year has just come and went.Thanks for everything you did this past year tohelp the Organization. I wish you all a Happy,Healthy, and Prosperous New Year.

As I look back at the year 2007, a lot wasaccomplished. We had some great events thatwere well attended. The By-Laws wereamended with a lot of good changes. Everyonewas given a chance to participate in the voting for changes to By-Laws andwith the election of officers and Board member. Thanks for the great partici-pation.

Now we start a new year. We are planning a great amount of activitiesthis year. In January we are having a chili cook-off with a chili supper to follow.Also we will be sending out another survey sheet like last year to see whatyou all want to have in activities. Then in February we will have a Super BowlParty if we can generate interest in that. Then comes the Mardi Gras with alot of good food and Dixie Land music. We also hope to have a Valentine DayDinner. February is looking busy.

I hope we have even more people participate this year in all our activities.Happy New Year everyone!

Joe Schnier,Acitivities President

Check out this flyeron the clubhouse bulletin board….

We’re Going To Have A Mardi Gras!

An AuthenticMARDI GRAS DINNERMARDI GRAS DINNERMARDI GRAS DINNERMARDI GRAS DINNERMARDI GRAS DINNER

Feast

Saturday, February 2, 2008Everything begins at

6:00 P.M. in the Clubhouse

Chef Tomas Hennessy will preparea feast for us to behold

Tickets are limited to 100and sales are expected to be brisk

so get yours ASAP

Tuesday, January 1, 2008Happy NewHope everyone has a Good One

Thursday, January 9 - 7:00 p.m.Board Meeting

Saturday, January 12 - 9:00 a.m.Residents’ MeetingEveryone is welcome

Saturday, January 19 - 6:00 p.m.Pot Luck Dinnerin the Clubhouse -Happy Hour starts at 5:30 p.m.

Wednesday, January 23 - 6:00 p.m.Chili Cookoff

Wednesday, January 30 - 8:00 a.m.Casino Trip to Mazatzal, Paysonmeet at our Clubhouse

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As 2007 came to a close, ap-proximately 50 Desert Harbor resi-dents and guests gathered to lamentabout the old and then to ring in theNew Year with song, dance and as-sorted merriment. This New Year’sEve Party was all that and much more.People were seen laughing almost tothe point of tears as many brave yetshameless souls stood together to passcucumbers, oranges and even a life-saver or two from person to person(all of course without hands). It wassaid Bob and Char Mueller did sopoorly, they gave up and opted tohave the cucumber start from the otherend of the line….their team still lost!

There was plenty of food and evenchampagne, noise makers includingpoppers were the faire at midnight. Itwas a fun night and all had a good time,despite themselves.

Jan Ginsburg, #183, served aschairperson and did a great job withmany in a supporting role with thisevent like: Dave Blomeyer, PatBallock, Margaret Poshka, ToniAgue, Jack and Judy Quetschenbackand others too numerous to name here.

Thank you everyone for makingthis New Year’s Party fun for all!

2007 / 2008

You Can Help!A community newsletter should not be the responsibility of just one person but a combined collection of bits

and pieces from many in the neighborhood. The information you submit can be assembled in an interestingand informative way and printed in our newsletter. It’s really very simple. Everyone can be involved and I offersome suggestions to show you how. Submit a little information about your personal activities such as: Provide a restaurant review from a night out Recommend a fun or interesting place to visit Recap a movie or play you attended Describe the birds and other creatures of nature that you see If you have had good service from a business, share your experience in a note Write an open letter to the editor: You can be critical, suggestive, or even nice Submit some vacation pictures and a little about your experience …these are just some samples how you can be involved.This can be “your” newsletter. The community can and should be involved each month. Place your

thoughts and words (pictures too) in the Suggestion Box at the clubhouse, or place a note in my cubby slot#206, or send an e-mail message to www.desharb206@msn.com ... Don Walker, newsletter editor

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LADIES LUNCHEON Agnes Miller, coordinator

Ladies Luncheon will be Tuesday, January 15th at....

and is always a favorite with the ladies luncheongroup.The Serranos started their Restaurant businessin 1979 when Ernie and Eva were working in their longtime family business, Serrano’s Clothing Store, indowntown Chandler going back to 1919.

Tired of their original clothing store business, Ernieand Eva Serrano changed direc-tions and opened their firstMexican food restaurant in1979. This was just behindtheir clothing store in down-town Chandler. With successin the restaurant business, theyleft the clothing store and put all their efforts into theirnew and growing restaurant business. Today, theSerrano family owns and operates 8 restaurants with7 locations in the Southeast area plus Brunchie’s, abreakfast and lunch restaurant in downtown Chandler.

December’s luncheon was at Charleston’s Res-taurant in Mesa. We had 33 ladies who joined us.Everyone enjoyed their food and the atmosphere withChristmas decorations. With this large of a group wewere a little crowded but managed. Some ladies onone end of our table made a suggestion for doing alunch with soup and salad at the clubhouse. Every-one could bring either soup or salad to share. When Ipassed the suggestion around, I got another opinion...“we should stay with going out to restaurants.” I wouldlike to hear what others think so let me know yourthoughts. In the meantime we’ll put this on hold untilafter February.

We always gather at the clubhouse around 11:00a.m. then car pool to the restaurant. Sign-up in theclubhouse if you are a lady and want to join us.

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FFFFFrrrrree Notaree Notaree Notaree Notaree Notary Sery Sery Sery Sery ServicevicevicevicevicePenny Newby is a certified Notary Public.

She lives in Desert Harbor at #185 and is offeringher service FREE to anyone in the Park.If you need documents notarized, here is a

way to get this done at no cost. You can contactPenny Newby at (480) 354-9696

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WWWWWororororords frds frds frds frds from Manaom Manaom Manaom Manaom ManagggggementementementementementAmerican Land Lease

Yvonne Cavazos, Desert Harbor’s Community Manager

Dear Desert Harbor Residents:On behalf of Pat, Anna, Julio and I, we would like to wish

all of you a Happy New Year!Reminders and Updates:I. There are still several residents who need to return

renewal leases or residents that I have not been able toreach. If you need to renew your lease, please get in touchwith me.

2. Please do NOT put cardboard or plastic bags in therecycle bin. The vendor has informed us that if this contin-ues to happen that, they may pull the recycle bin out of thecommunity and if this happens, we will loose a major conve-nience.

3. The rent statements received in January for Februarypayment will have two attachments with them. One relatesto pool usage and issues and the other is informationneeded for a HUD census. The attachments request infor-mation that is critical to maintaining our 55+ status soplease respond as requested.

4. Everyone who owns a home in Desert Harbor has acubby slot in the craft room for internal mail. Some of youneed to check your box more often as some have gotten sofull they are unable to be used for insertion of any new mail.

Like MomFred is 32 years old and he is still single.

One day a friend asked, “Why aren’t youmarried? Can’t you find a woman who will be agood wife?”

Fred replied, “Actually, I’ve found manywomen I wanted to marry, but when I bringthem home to meet my parents, my motherdoesn’t like them.”

His friend thinks for a moment and says, “I’vegot the perfect solution, just find a girl who’sjust like your mother.”

A few months later they meet again and hisfriend says, “Did you find the perfect girl?Did your mother like her?”

With a frown on his face, Fred answers, “Yes,I found the perfect girl. She was just like mymother. You were right, my mother liked hervery much.”

The friend said, “Then what’s the problem?”

Fred replied, “My father doesn’t like her.”

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Casino Trip & Barleens

Downtown Phoenix, have you beenthere recently? — It’s changing all the

time and even more these days. Muchnew construction is going on and new devel-

opment is seen with each new visit? You maywant to take this five (5) hour bus trip coming up on

January 30th....you will see some of Phoenix’s best touristsights including the Capitol building, Biltmore Hotel, Wrigley Mansion, the

Phoenician Resort (where President’s stay when in town...), and the on going progress of the Light Rail Systemand many other interesting sights. The cost is $39 per person. The tour guide is very knowledgeable about the

city and makes this day trip most enjoyable.

Rocky Point, Mexico - Trip to the spacious Penasco Del Sol Hotel is available forJanuary 27-29th for $249 ppd. A photo ID or Passport is required. (Check out pic-tures in the Travel Book that Nancy and Bill Pavkov took when they traveled therelast Thanksgiving!)

Casino Trips - If you like going to Nevada and don’t want to drive yourself, there are many varied trips to theEdgewater, Colorado Belle, Avi, and Hacienda (check out details in the Travel Book in our clubhouse). For moreluxury and a warmer area, a new bus trip is available to the Pechanga Resort and Casino in So. California.There are two 4-day trips available on January 14th and January 29th. Both trips include 3 nights at the resort, aformal wine tasting, transportation to Seaport Village in San Diego, daily breakfast, and 2 for 1 dinner buffet.

January’s Casino Trip will be Wednesday, Jan. 30th ...check intime is 7:45 a.m. We’ll be going to Mazatzal CasinoMazatzal CasinoMazatzal CasinoMazatzal CasinoMazatzal Casino in Payson…They have all new slots and the place has been totally remodeled through out.Play Bingo, get a FREE bus ride and receive $10.00 on arrival……a sign-up sheet is onBulletin Board in our Clubhouse….sign-up early. We have to give a count in advance so theyknow the size of bus needed as we are sharing the bus with another park. Sign-up now!

BARLEENSBARLEENSBARLEENSBARLEENSBARLEENSWe have reservations for Barleens on Wednesday, Feb. 13th … I have blocked 40 seats. Signup early if you want to go. This show sells out fast and they might not have additional tablesto add if we need them. Don’t wait too long to sign up. The price is $27 per person. I haveblocked 10 seats for another show for Wednesday, March 12th…same deal so you might thinkabout seeing one or both shows. The sign-up sheets are on the Bulletin Board in our Community Center.

For information

contact Celine, Lot #106

(480) 982-1618.

TravelClub

For information check

the Travel Book in the Clubhouse

or contact Connie, Lot #81

(480) 641-7743

Questions, if you have any concerning thesetrips, call Connie Riter at (480) 641-7753.

Here’s a fun suggestion for you, take a drive southon Ironwood and look to see our new divided high-way being built—this construction project is whatis causing our traffic congestion by the front gate.While south in Queen Creek, stop at the OliveMill where they stillpress olives for theoil, take a tour andhave a light lunch attheir café deli. Whata good relaxing wayto start the New Year!

Tubac, AZ (south of Tuscon) - We aregoing there on February 8th for theannual “Festival of the Arts” eventwhere over 125 visiting artists showoff their art work, live entertainment,food, and many demonstrations. Thisis a day-trip costing $49 per personwith a stop at the beautiful churchcalled the “White Dove of the Desert”(San Xavier Mission) in Tucson on theway back. This trip is always a sell-out, so if you appreciate art, pleasereserve your spot quickly.

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Desert Harbor residents are experiencing tempo-rary delays entering and leaving the community thesedays. Construction work on the section by us beganon Monday, Dec. 31, and delays are expected throughthe end of February. The road is being reconstructedand widened to accommodate the increasing trafficvolume…currently between 20,000 and 25,000 ve-hicles use Ironwood daily.

The graphic below shows Ironwood roadwayconfiguration between US 60 and Baseline aftercompletion. For additional information about theIronwood-Gantzel Roadway Improvement Project,visit www.ironwoodproject.com

It is my understanding that the back access gatewill soon be available giving residents another way toenter and leave our community. Residents should beable to use the same remote control currently for thefront grate. Ironwood-Gantzel Project specs includeinstallation of a traffic light at the corner of 36th Streetand Ironwood Dr. which will make it safer to merge toIronwood Drive northbound. These estimatedchanges should take place within the next six (6)months. More info will be provided when available.

As reported in the TRIBUNE…

Road widening cuts trafficto one lane on Ironwood Dr.south of US 60 throughFebruary

Audit CommitteeRecommendationsDesert Harbor Activities OrganizationDated: November 30, 2007

A few residents expressed concerns about theOrganization’s accounting practices and requestedthat the books be audited to insure accurate recordkeeping. The President appointed three (3) volunteersto review the ledger(s) of the Treasurer and makewhatever recommendation(s) deemed necessary andprovide a written report to the Board for presentationto the residents at the Annual Residents Meeting inDecember.

The committee consisted of Rita Champion, #37,Karen Majur #173, and Rose Brunett #140. The threereviewed the treasurer’s records and found no glaringproblems but the Committee offered, in part, thefollowing recommendations:

1. Attach all deposit slips to bank statementsand deposit slips (for) all checks should belisted separately. Photocopy depositslip(s) and attach to statements.

2. 50/50 Drawing amounts should be an-nounced (at the time of drawing with) 50%going to the club and 50% going to thedrawing winner. Receipt records shouldbe prepared for both transactions.

3. (The Organization’s) Checkbook should bebalanced each month on the Ledger.

4. Change checkbook to “three-to-a-page”check (style) or (to) a business typechecking account.

5. All checks (written) should have two (2)(Board officer’s) signatures

6. All petty cash transactions should berecorded on a receipt.

7. When the Treasurer leaves town (onvacation, etc.), all (appropriate) treasuryrecords and (active) checkbook(s) shouldbe (temporarily) given to the President orVice President.

8. All record-keeping should be done onpaper ledger(s).

These along with other recommendations weresubmitted to the Board on November 30, 2007, andcopies made available to the residents at the AnnualResidents Meeting on December 1, 2008.

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Every year for the past several years, DesertHarbor residents share the Christmas spirit by deco-rating their homes. This season was no different butit seemed even more people participated this timethan in recent memory. It was wonderful to see. Ascustomary, American Land Lease gets involved aswell by encouraging homeowners in their efforts witha “best decorated home” contest and awarding giftcertificates to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners.

Judging the many decorated homes is never easy.Holiday decorations are individual expressions of theseason and every effort no matter how extensive orsmall, whether inside or out, the feeling of Christmasis shared by all. With each colorful setting and all thebright lights, the whole community becomes involvedwith the joy of the season.

Non-resident judges viewed each home in thepark. The judging took place on Wednesday evening,December 19th and they made their decisions basedon anonymity by taking into consideration individualeffort and the overall spirit of the season. The winners of A.L.L. gift cards were:

Holiday HomeDecorating Contest

PennyNewby, #185, and others

had an idea and asked that resident volunteersorganize and sing Christmas songs for Desert Harborfriends and neighbors. She printed announcementsfor the event and set Monday, December 17th as thedebut of the first ever Desert Harbor Carolers. Theplan was good and we did have a lot of fun spreadingcheer to many in our community. None of us, how-ever, anticipated just how cold it was going to get.There were at least thirteen of us riding in 3 golfcarts…yes just 3 carts! What we didn’t share intalent, we excelled with enthusiasm.

We met at the clubhouse around 6:00 p.m. tocollect song sheets, maps to specific homes tar-geted, tuned our vocal cords and boarded a line up ofe-carts (remember I said 3) and then we beganspreading merriment throughout the community.There were more than twenty (20+) holiday songs onas many pages, one battery powered CD player, 3CDs and one flash light for 13 people who neededsinging lessons. By the time we had traveled to mostof the targeted homes in the park, we actually weresounding pretty good. We figured out we did betterrepeating 3 songs we knew than trying to read thewords of many others in the dark…not a good plan.

We all enjoyed the evening and finished back atthe clubhouse with cookies and hot drinks. All in all, itwas a very nice evening. “Merry Christmas andHappy New Year” was our message to everyone.

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1st Place Steve and Gail Davison, Lot 134$75 to Safeway Supermarkets

2nd Place Don and Barbara Boyer, Lot 135$50 to Black Angus Restaurant

3rd Place Bill and Alice Johnson, Lot 4$25 to Olive Garden Restaurant

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Name Date Lot #

Pat Estes 5 77Esther Lough 12 123Elaine Kereluk 12 82Reni Dieball 17 85Margaret Poshka 17 4Dean Johnson 19 192Ed Croyle 23 120Bob LeVeque 24 62James Campbell 27 171Dorothy Bowles 31 181

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Special People & Days

BIRTHDAYS in January

ANNIVERSARIES in January Name Date Lot #Ronnie & Pat Estes 1 77Gene & Mary Pat Summers 22 189Steve & Peggy Ziegele 25 71

Here’s a suggestion:Write a personal note to these

people and put it in their cubbieslots if you know ‘em or not. It’s

a fun and nice way to say“Hello” and recognize their

special day!

Recap from December 1, 2007

Residents’ MeetingCall to OrCall to OrCall to OrCall to OrCall to Orderderderderder::::: Joe Schnier called meeting to order at 9:05 a.m.

TTTTTrrrrreasureasureasureasureasure’e’e’e’e’s Rs Rs Rs Rs Reeeeeporporporporport:t:t:t:t: Dick Smith reported the income made from theNovember Craft Sale was $71 in baked goods, $41 in the book sale and $50from other food sales for a total of $208. Total income for the month was$317.81 with expenses totalling $590 resulting in a deficit of $272.19. Theaccount balance is $843.17 including cash on hand.

AAAAAudit Rudit Rudit Rudit Rudit Reeeeeporporporporport:t:t:t:t: The Audit Committee of Rita Champion, Rose Brunett andKaren Majur presented their report. (A summary of that report is included inthis newsletter.)

By-Laws:By-Laws:By-Laws:By-Laws:By-Laws: Cookie Pein read the By-Laws upon a request from Larry Lepic.

Standing Committees:Standing Committees:Standing Committees:Standing Committees:Standing Committees: Dick Smith announced Shuffleboard playing wasmoved from Wednesday evening to Thursday afternoon due to chilly nights.Celine Leonard reminded everyone that Barleens was set for December 5thand if anyone needed a ride to be at the clubhouse by 5 p.m. She also saidthat more people were needed for the Wild Horse Pass Casino trip and CardBingo will be played later this day in the clubhouse. She mentioned that therehasn’t been a big showing recently for Coffee and Donuts and encouraged allto attend this regular Saturday morning event. Agnes Miller said the ladieswould be going to Charleston’s for their December luncheon and if you haven’tbeen there, it’s a beautiful place. There’s no problem if you need a ride, we allmeet at the clubhouse at 11 a.m. and car pool from there. Janet Ginsbergannounced that a New Year’s Eve Party will begin at 8 p.m and a sign-upsheet is already placed on the bulletin board. There will be music and theorganization will provide the food.

Coming Events:Coming Events:Coming Events:Coming Events:Coming Events: Holiday Decorating of the clubhouse for Christmas is setfor Saturday, December 5th at 7 p.m. …everyone is invited to help. JoeSchnier announced that A.L.L. will conduct a Home Decorating Contest andprizes will be gift certificates for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners. Judging willtake place on Wednesday evening, December 19th by A.L.L. Judging will beimpartial and judges have no servicing connection to Desert Harbor. Pot Luckset for December 15th with Deanna Fisher, Alice Johnson, Mike Kereluk andMargaret Poshka volunteering to prepare hams supplied by A.L.L. Mardi GrasParty: Joe Schnier said there are tentative plans for a Mardi Gras Party onFebruary 2. More info will be provided as they become available.

New Business:New Business:New Business:New Business:New Business: Cookie Pein talked to management with concerns about themany coyote sightings. Solutions to this concern are pending.

Election Results:Election Results:Election Results:Election Results:Election Results: Offices: Cookie Pein (running unopposed) was electedas the Organization’s new secretary, Dick Smith received the most votes andwill continue as treasurer and Tom Hennessy was elected Board member.By-Laws ammendment voting was still being counted at close of this meetingand results were not available. It was announced they would be posted later.Volunteering to count ballots were Linda Aemmer, Toni Ague, Marcy Desiderio,Elaine Kereluk, Karen Stephens and Tony Tenaglia. Ron Fisher and JimStephens served as judges.

DeserDeserDeserDeserDesert Harbor t Harbor t Harbor t Harbor t Harbor WWWWWeeeeebsite:bsite:bsite:bsite:bsite: Tom Hennessy requested anyone having ideasfor our website to let him know as it is totally for and about our community.The site (DesertHarborAZ.com) is accessible 24/7 for residents from theirpersonal computers. Tom also congratulated and thanked all candidates whoran with him in this election saying each were already winners by simplyvolunteering.

AdjourAdjourAdjourAdjourAdjournment:nment:nment:nment:nment: Meeting was adjourned at 9:45 a.m. copyright ©2002 -2005 Starhawk

C O M M U N I T YC O M M U N I T YC O M M U N I T YC O M M U N I T YC O M M U N I T Y

Somewhere, there are peopleTo whom we can speak with passion

Without having the wordscatch in our throats.

Eyes will light up as we enter,Voices will celebrate with us,

Whenever we come into its power.

Community means strength thatjoins our strength

To do the work that needs to be done.Arms to hold us when we falter.

A circle of healing.A circle of friends.

Someplace where we can be free.

StarhawkDreaming the Dark

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27 YearsExperience!

No job too bigor small

Check the Clubhouse Bulletin Boardfor details about the

Desert Harbor Chili CookoffWednesday, January 23, 2008

6:00 p.m.

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If You Need a Handy ManI Can Do Just About Anything

A Desert HarborResident

#164 (480) 983-5216#164 (480) 983-5216#164 (480) 983-5216#164 (480) 983-5216#164 (480) 983-5216

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HAPPYHAPPYHAPPYHAPPYHAPPY

NEW YEAR

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Billiards- ....no coordinator

Line Dancing- mary pat summers

#189.....983-4227Shuffle Board

- dick smith#117.....361-4759

Tai Chi- dick smith

#117.....361-4759Water Exercises

- jackie watts#117.....361-4759

Yoga- dick smith

# 74.....983-5819

Genealogy- esther lough

#126.....288-8579Positive ThinkingPositive ThinkingPositive ThinkingPositive ThinkingPositive Thinking

- elaine kereluk# 82.....987-8587

Applique- reni dieball

# 85.....983-0578Closet Quilters

- reni dieball# 85.....983-0578

Stitch, Craft & Chat- reni dieball

# 85.....983-0578

Bunco- cyndi smith

# 74.....983-5819Card Bingo

- celine leonard# 74.....983-5819

Card Games- fred dieball

# 85.....983-0578Cribbage

- bob mueller#108.....983-1119

Mah-jongg- celine leonard

# 74.....983-5819Pinochle

- ....no coordinatorPoker

- fred dieball# 85.....983-0578

Casino Trips- celine leonard

#106.....982-1618Golf

- don walker#206.....288-5686

Ladies Luncheon- agnes miller

#152.....982-6063Travel Club

- connie riter# 81.....641-7753

Clubhouse

Cultural

Crafts

Games

Out of Park

and the coordinators . . .Activities

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