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Villas at Camelback Crossing
5150 N. 99th Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85305 • 623-872-0100
A P A R T M E N T S
AT YOUR SERVICE Tanya Castillo
Property Manager Ashleanne Komendat
Bookkeeper Cheryl Estep Ellie Ortega
Pamela Machuca Leasing Consultants Jayson Villanueva
Maintenance Supervisor Ben Graham
Lead Maintenance Technician Luis Virgil Mike Moss
Anthony Munoz Maintenance Technicians
Armando Cordova Porter
HOURS Office
Mon–Fri: 9am–6pm Sat: 8:30am–5:30pm
Sun: 11am–5pm Fitness Center Open 24 Hours
Pool & Spa 8am–10pm
CONTACT US Office & After Hours
623-872-0100 Emergency
Maintenance 602-530-5474
Courtesy Patrol 480-777-0228
SPECIAL EVENTS
MOVIES BY MOONLIGHT thru NOV 18 Glendale. Family-friendly movie at a different park every Friday. Free. 623-930-2841
VINTAGE MARKET NOV 4–5 Univ. of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale. Vintage and handmade items. $6. FrontPorchPickins.com
FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS NOV 5–6 Litchfield Park. More than 250 fine artists & craftsmen, live music, wine tasting, festival eateries, confectionary booths. Free. 623-734-6526
ISLAND CULTURAL FESTIVAL NOV 6 Glendale Adult Center. Dance competition, bazaar, food vendors, contests, workshops, lectures. $10, under 16 free. WVIslandCulturalFest.com
VETERANS DAY PARADE NOV 11 Central Ave. to Camelback Rd. to 7th St., Phx. “Celebrating 20 Years” of the parade, we “Welcome Home Vietnam Heroes.” Free. 602-918-5162
HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE NOV 12 Downtown Glendale. Holiday shopping, dining, and decor. Donate items for holiday care packages for service men and women. Free. VisitGlendale.com
FAMILY CONCERT SERIES NOV 12 & 19 Goodyear Community Park. Fabulous Decades Band on 11/12. Painted Soul Band on 11/19. Free. 623-882-7525 GoodyearAZ.gov
ARTS IN THE PARK CONCERT NOV 20 Wigwam Resort Lawn, Litchfield Park. Eddie Diamond & AZ Diamond Band. Free. 623-935-9040
ON STAGE
ARIZONA BROADWAY THEATRE Peoria • 623-776-8400 • AZBroadway.org
thru NOV 13 Funny Girl The Musical NOV 7 Man in Black
COMERICA THEATRE Phoenix • 602-379-2800 • LiveNation.com
NOV 10 Theresa Caputo Live! The Experience NOV 12 Lindsey Stirling: Brave Enough Tour 2016 NOV 13 Ms. Lauryn Hill: The MLH Caravan...Series NOV 15 Il Divo: Amor y Pasión Tour NOV 18 Masters of Illusion Live! NOV 19 3rd Annual Arizona Hip Hop Festival
GILA RIVER ARENA Glendale • 800-745-3000 • GilaRiverArena.com
NOV 11 Winter Jam 2016 GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY ARENA
Phoenix • 602-639-8979 • GCUArena.com NOV 13 Christmas w/ Michael W. Smith & Amy Grant NOV 16 Ben & Matt: Million Can Concert PEORIA CENTER … PERFORMING ARTS
Peoria • 623-815-7930 • TheaterWorks.org NOV 4–20 In the Village of The Brothers Grimm NOV 4–20 Love is Here to Stay: A Gershwin Cabaret NOV 16 Greg Warner Trio with Dennis Rowland NOV 19 PuppetWorks: The ...Gingerbread Man
TALKING STICK RESORT ARENA Phoenix • 602-379-7800
TalkingStickResortArena.com NOV 11 Julión Álvarez: Mis Idolos, Hoy Mis Amigos NOV 16–20 Cirque du Soleil: Toruk—The First Flight NOV 21 Adele
Events may change. Please call ahead.
SPORTS AT HOME
ARIZONA CARDINALS FOOTBALL Univ. of Phoenix Stadium. $47-$553. 602-379-0102
NOV 13–SAN FRANCISCO
ASU FOOTBALL Sun Devil Stadium. $25-$300. 480-727-0000
NOV 10–UTAH
PHOENIX SUNS BASKETBALL Talking Stick Resort Arena. $10 & up. 602-379-7867
NOV 2–PORTLAND NOV 9–DETROIT NOV 12–BROOKLYN
NOV 25–MINNESOTA NOV 27–DENVER NOV 30–ATLANTA
ASU BASKETBALL Wells Fargo Arena. $10-$90. 480-727-0000
NOV 11–PORTLAND ST. NOV 13–CAL POLY
NOV 23–CITADEL
ARIZONA COYOTES HOCKEY Gila River Arena. $30-$373. 480-563-PUCK
NOV 1–SAN JOSE NOV 3–NASHVILLE NOV 10–WINNIPEG NOV 12–BOSTON
NOV 19–SAN JOSE NOV 23–VANCOUVER NOV 25–EDMONTON
NASCAR AT PIR NOV 11–13 Phoenix International Raceway, Avondale. Can-Am 500 Sprint Cup Semi-Final Race Weekend. $5-$279. PhoenixRaceway.com 866-408-RACE
NOVEMBER 2016
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MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30
☺ POP-TARTS® TASTING November 1 • in the Office
There’s nothing like the sweet smell of freshly toasted Pop-Tarts®! An undeniably delicious variety of flavors awaits you at our Pop-Tarts® Tasting. Perhaps you’ll find a new favorite or take time to savor an old stand-by. Either way, we’ll be so glad you popped by for a taste!
Î REMEMBER OUR VETERANS We sometimes take our freedoms for granted and forget the sacrifices made on
behalf of our country. November 11 is Veterans Day, a day set aside to remember and honor the men and women who have served in the United States armed forces. Take this opportunity to thank a veteran!
k TASTY TURKEY GIVEAWAY Enter Drawing by November 20 • in the Office
We want to show our residents how much we appreciate you, so we’re giving away a free turkey for Thanksgiving. For a chance to win this plump, tender turkey, visit the office before the deadline to enter your name in our drawing. One lucky winner will take home this bird to enjoy!
Ë HOLIDAY FOOD DRIVE ' Donate by November 20 • in the Office
In this challenging economy, our Holiday Food Drive is one way we can help those who are less fortunate. Please join our efforts by bringing non-perishable food items to the office. Thanks for your support!
COOKING CARE s Prevent kitchen calamities: • turn pot handles toward the back of the stove
• keep flammable items away from heat • roll up long, loose sleeves • never put foil or any metal object in a microwave oven. Prevent grease fires: • heat oil gradually • pat food dry, then slowly add it to hot oil with tongs or a long fork. Never leave cooking unattended on the stove.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING! WARM HOLIDAY
WISHES FROM YOUR STAFF OFFICE CLOSED
Thursday, November 24
NOV. 6 DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ENDS (outside AZ)
ELECTION DAY
VETERANS DAY
OFFICE CLOSED
VETERANS
DAY
OFFICE CLOSED
OFFICE CLOSING at 1:30PM
OFFICE CLOSING
EARLY
OFFICE CLOSED
OFFICE CLOSING at 1:30PM
OFFICE CLOSING
EARLY
NOV 19 WINSLOW CHRISTMAS
PARADE 928-289-2434
NOV 11–13 WICKENBURG
BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL
928-684-5479
NOV 12–13 KINGMAN
ARTS & CRAFTS FAIR
702-576-2692
NOV 25–JAN 1 LAKE HAVASU
FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS
928-855-0888
NOV 25–27 CAVE CREEK
ARTS FESTIVAL
623-734-6526
NOV 2–6 CAVE CREEK
WILD WEST DAYS
480-437-1110
NOV 4–6 CAREFREE FINE ART &
WINE FESTIVAL 480-837-5637
OFFICE CLOSED
OFFICE CLOSING at 1:30PM
OFFICE CLOSING
EARLY
OFFICE CLOSED
OFFICE CLOSING at 1:30PM
OFFICE CLOSING
EARLY
SAVORY SAUSAGE STUFFING
Ingredients 1 stick butter 3 cups diced celery 3 cups diced onion 3 cups crumbled breakfast sausage 25 slices white and wheat bread 1 teaspoon salt 1 1/2 teaspoons black pepper 1 1/2 teaspoons poultry seasoning 3 1/2 cups turkey stock
Directions In a large pan, melt butter over medium heat. Add celery and onion; sauté for five minutes. Add crumbled sausage and cook until browned, about ten minutes, stirring frequently.
Cut bread slices into bite-sized cubes and mix with seasonings in a large bowl. Stir in sausage and vegetable mixture. Add turkey stock, and mix well. Makes enough stuffing for a 15-pound bird or an 8”x8” baking pan. Cook inside your turkey, or bake for 30 minutes in a 300° preheated oven. Serve warm.
What’s
KERNELS OF TRUTH
OdySea Aquarium—an Ocean in the Desert
Makes 6–8 servingsTurkey and Wild Rice Soup
Directions:
In a large saucepan, bring broth and water to a boil. Add wild rice and onions. Cook on low 35–40 minutes or until rice is tender.In a medium saucepan, melt butter or margarine. Stir in flour, salt, poultry seasoning, and pepper. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until mixture is smooth and bubbly. Add Half & Half, then cook, stirring constantly, until mixture thickens slightly. Slowly add Half & Half mixture to rice mixture, stirring constantly. Add turkey, bacon, pimientos, and sherry. Heat thoroughly, and serve.
Ingredients: 3 (10 3/4 oz.) cans condensed chicken broth2 cups water1 cup wild rice1/2 cup green onions, finely chopped1/2 cup butter or margarine3/4 cup flour1/2 teaspoon salt1/4 teaspoon poultry seasoningPepper to taste2 cups Half & Half (or milk)1 1/2 cups cooked turkey, cubed8 slices bacon, cooked and crumbled1 tablespoon chopped pimientos2–3 tablespoons dry sherry (optional)
Flint corn is one of
the oldest varieties
of corn. The calico-
patterned colors result
from cross-pollinating plants
of one color, which produce
blues, reds, golds, yellows, and
other colors on the same cob.
Unlike niblets or corn on
the cob, Indian corn isn’t sweet.
It has a starchy texture and
is ground into flour to make
hominy, polenta, tortillas,
and tamales. Whole kernels
are good for popping.
Arizona is home to many fascinating wildlife parks, zoos, and habitats, but now comes the largest, state-of-the-art aquarium in the Southwest.
This two-level facility spans 200,000 square feet, with two million gallons of salt water and fresh water flowing through its 50 amazing fish and aquatic animal exhibits. OdySea Aquarium is part of the larger OdySea in the Desert entertainment complex, which also features Butterfly Wonderland and Polar Play.
This great new attraction is located on the Salt River Reservation near Scottsdale and provides an oceanic adventure offering guests of all ages an educational, interactive, and entertaining visit. The journey follows a drop of water falling from the sky into lakes and rivers. The rivers wind their way to the shores and down into our planet’s vast oceans. Along the way, visitors encounter thousands of aquatic creatures.
OdySea includes a 3-D theater featuring underwater giants, SeaTREK— an actual underwater ocean walk in an OdySea wet suit—and a cool Living Sea Carousel that rotates viewers seated in the auditorium from one massive ocean tank to another, showcasing eight species of sharks, rescued sea turtles, sleek, whiskery sea lions, and thousands of colorful tropical fish. The aquarium is home to some 30,000 animals (500 species) including giant Pacific octopi, baby Siamese crocodiles, big tooth river rays, piranha, South African penguins, and playful Asian small-clawed otters.
To complete the experience, visitors can be hands on at the 37-foot touch pool, enjoy a tasty bite at the Lighthouse Cafe, and shop the OdySea Treasures Gift Shop. It’s an unforgettable underwater adventure.
OdySea Aquarium is located at 9500 E. Via de Ventura, Scottsdale, AZ, 85256, at the OdySea in the Desert entertainment destination. For more information, go to odyseaaquarium.com, or call 480-291-8000.
Flint corn, or Indian corn,
was on the menu at the first
Thanksgiving.
Native Americans taught the
early colonists how to cultivate
this “hard as flint” corn.
Holiday
The views expressed in this publication are not necessarily those of Take Note LLC or its staff.
Take Note LLC assumes no responsibility for anysubmitted text or illustrations. All rights reserved.
Rekindle that warm holiday mood with an enchanting evening at one
of Arizona’s sparkling ZooLights events. Thousands of glimmering holiday lights saturate tree-lined paths and grounds while shimmering reflections dance on ponds of water to festive music. Animated animal characters appear to leap, fly, or swim against the night sky.
Tucson’s Reid Park Zoo previews its ZooLights December 2–4, then runs the event from December 7–23. Visitors
can stroll through the lights and synchronized holiday music with cookies and a cup of hot cocoa while enjoying live entertainment. From November 23–January 8, the Phoenix Zoo celebrates 25 years of ZooLights by premiering a new 4-D experience. Fan favorite, Jengo the Talking Giraffe, returns with his pal, Tortuga. Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary in Prescott powers up its ZooLights on weekends from November 25–December 31.
For complete event information, log on to Reid Park Zoo at tucsonzoo.org, Phoenix Zoo at phoenixzoo.org, and Heritage Park at heritageparkzoo.org.
ZooLights Delight
Back in 1947, on his yearly flyover, Santa noticed something special about Winslow, Arizona, and began a wonderful holiday tradition here that continues to this day. On November 19 (annually the first Saturday before Thanksgiving), Santa kicks off his 70th annual Christmas Parade.
Color guards, bands, dancers, equestrian units, homemade floats, and more will follow the two-mile route past tens of thousands of
excited folks lining the rustic downtown streets of Winslow.
Be sure to arrive early and join in the festive atmosphere. Check out the hundreds of vendors along the parade route who will be serving up a variety of food, unique arts
and crafts, eye-catching apparel, and, of course, toys
for under the tree. Information at 928-289-2434 or
winslowarizona.org/events.
Arizona’s Oldest & Largest Christmas Parade
Test your turkey IQ. 6–8 You rule the roost. 3–5 Winging it. 1–2 Tough turkey. Answers below.
METRO PHOENIXZOOLIGHTS
NOV 23–JAN 8 Phoenix Zoo. Millions of lights, light sculptures, Music in Motion, concessions, more. $8+–$18+. 602-286-3800 / PhoenixZoo.orgTEMPLE CHRISTMAS LIGHTINGNOV 25–DEC 31 Mesa Temple. 750,000 lights in gardens, nightly concerts. Free. 480-964-7164 / MesaChristmasLights.com
GLENDALE GLITTERSNOV 25–JAN 7 Historic Downtown Glendale. 1.5+ million lights, theme weekends with vendors and activities. 11/25-26: Spectacular Weekend. Free. 623-930-2299 / GlendaleAZ.com
FANTASY OF LIGHTSNOV 26–JAN 1 Mill Ave., Tempe. Holiday lights along Mill Ave. 11/26: Opening night parade, Santa, vendors, tree lighting. Free. 480-355-6060 / DowntownTempe.com
FESTIVAL OF LIGHTSNOV 26–JAN 1 Chandler Blvd., Ahwatukee. Lighted displays. 11/26: Kickoff party at Desert Foothills Park, with rides, marketplace, entnmnt., Santa, more. Free. 480-270-4365 FOLAZ.org
NORTHERN ARIZONANORTH POLE EXPERIENCE
NOV 18–DEC 31 Flagstaff. Trolley departs from Little America Hotel thru magic portal to Santa’s massive workshop. $32-$55. NorthPoleExperience.com
GINGERBREAD VILLAGENOV 19–JAN 1 Prescott Resort Lobby. More than 100 gingerbread structures on display. Free. 928-776-1666 / PrescottResort.comWILDLIGHTS & ANIMAL SIGHTSNOV 25–DEC 31 Heritage Pk. Zoological Sanctuary, Prescott. Holiday decorations, light displays. Fri./Sat. evenings. $4-$6. 928-778-4242 / HeritageParkZoo.org
HOLIDAY LIGHT PARADENOV 26 Downtown Prescott. Lighted floats, holiday music, Santa. After-parade festivities at Mile High Middle School. Free. 928-443-5220 / PrescottDowntown.com
TUCSONHOLIDAY ARTISANS MARKETNOV 18–20 Tucson Museum of Art Courtyards, Tucson. 100+ artisans, live music, food, book sale. Free adm. 520-624-2333 / TucsonMuseumofArt.orgHOLIDAY ARTS & CRAFTS FAIRNOV 26–27 Reid Park, Tucson. Unique items from 100+ Southwest vendors, including food, art, crafts, and more. Free. 520-791-4873 / TucsonAZ.gov
ANSWERS: 1d. Poult. 2c. Hen. 3a. Flock. 4d. 3,500. 5a. June. 6c. Wattle. 7d. Sandwich. 8b. Corn.
1. What is a baby turkey called?
3. What is a large groupof turkeys called?
8. What is the main ingredientin turkey feed?
a. Hayb. Corn
c. Bird Seedd. Wheat
7. What is the most popular form of eating turkey?
2. What is a female turkey called?
4. At maturity, turkeys have how many feathers?
6. What is the bright redappendage at a turkey’s neck?
5. What month did the National Turkey Federation declare “Turkey Lovers’ Month”?
a. Tommyb. Young Turk
c. Gobletd. Poult a. Chick
b. Poultressc. Hend. Tammy
a. Flockb. Gaggle
c. Herdd. Pride
a. Soupb. Pot Pie
c. Roastedd. Sandwich
a. 100b. 500
c. 1,500d. 3,500
a. Collarb. Snood
c. Wattled. Beard
a. Juneb. July
c. Februaryd. November
Take Note Phoenix, Arizona 623-780-9041 Cover Photo: Fall Color in Arizona’s High Country
Villas at Camelback Crossing
5150 N. 99th Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85305 • 623-872-0100
A P A R T M E N T S
AT YOUR SERVICE Tanya Castillo
Property Manager Ashleanne Komendat
Bookkeeper Cheryl Estep Ellie Ortega
Pamela Machuca Leasing Consultants Jayson Villanueva
Maintenance Supervisor Ben Graham
Lead Maintenance Technician Luis Virgil Mike Moss
Anthony Munoz Maintenance Technicians
Armando Cordova Porter
HOURS Office
Mon–Fri: 9am–6pm Sat: 8:30am–5:30pm
Sun: 11am–5pm Fitness Center Open 24 Hours
Pool & Spa 8am–10pm
CONTACT US Office & After Hours
623-872-0100 Emergency
Maintenance 602-530-5474
Courtesy Patrol 480-777-0228
SPECIAL EVENTS
MOVIES BY MOONLIGHT thru NOV 18 Glendale. Family-friendly movie at a different park every Friday. Free. 623-930-2841
VINTAGE MARKET NOV 4–5 Univ. of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale. Vintage and handmade items. $6. FrontPorchPickins.com
FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS NOV 5–6 Litchfield Park. More than 250 fine artists & craftsmen, live music, wine tasting, festival eateries, confectionary booths. Free. 623-734-6526
ISLAND CULTURAL FESTIVAL NOV 6 Glendale Adult Center. Dance competition, bazaar, food vendors, contests, workshops, lectures. $10, under 16 free. WVIslandCulturalFest.com
VETERANS DAY PARADE NOV 11 Central Ave. to Camelback Rd. to 7th St., Phx. “Celebrating 20 Years” of the parade, we “Welcome Home Vietnam Heroes.” Free. 602-918-5162
HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE NOV 12 Downtown Glendale. Holiday shopping, dining, and decor. Donate items for holiday care packages for service men and women. Free. VisitGlendale.com
FAMILY CONCERT SERIES NOV 12 & 19 Goodyear Community Park. Fabulous Decades Band on 11/12. Painted Soul Band on 11/19. Free. 623-882-7525 GoodyearAZ.gov
ARTS IN THE PARK CONCERT NOV 20 Wigwam Resort Lawn, Litchfield Park. Eddie Diamond & AZ Diamond Band. Free. 623-935-9040
ON STAGE
ARIZONA BROADWAY THEATRE Peoria • 623-776-8400 • AZBroadway.org
thru NOV 13 Funny Girl The Musical NOV 7 Man in Black
COMERICA THEATRE Phoenix • 602-379-2800 • LiveNation.com
NOV 10 Theresa Caputo Live! The Experience NOV 12 Lindsey Stirling: Brave Enough Tour 2016 NOV 13 Ms. Lauryn Hill: The MLH Caravan...Series NOV 15 Il Divo: Amor y Pasión Tour NOV 18 Masters of Illusion Live! NOV 19 3rd Annual Arizona Hip Hop Festival
GILA RIVER ARENA Glendale • 800-745-3000 • GilaRiverArena.com
NOV 11 Winter Jam 2016 GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY ARENA
Phoenix • 602-639-8979 • GCUArena.com NOV 13 Christmas w/ Michael W. Smith & Amy Grant NOV 16 Ben & Matt: Million Can Concert PEORIA CENTER … PERFORMING ARTS
Peoria • 623-815-7930 • TheaterWorks.org NOV 4–20 In the Village of The Brothers Grimm NOV 4–20 Love is Here to Stay: A Gershwin Cabaret NOV 16 Greg Warner Trio with Dennis Rowland NOV 19 PuppetWorks: The ...Gingerbread Man
TALKING STICK RESORT ARENA Phoenix • 602-379-7800
TalkingStickResortArena.com NOV 11 Julión Álvarez: Mis Idolos, Hoy Mis Amigos NOV 16–20 Cirque du Soleil: Toruk—The First Flight NOV 21 Adele
Events may change. Please call ahead.
SPORTS AT HOME
ARIZONA CARDINALS FOOTBALL Univ. of Phoenix Stadium. $47-$553. 602-379-0102
NOV 13–SAN FRANCISCO
ASU FOOTBALL Sun Devil Stadium. $25-$300. 480-727-0000
NOV 10–UTAH
PHOENIX SUNS BASKETBALL Talking Stick Resort Arena. $10 & up. 602-379-7867
NOV 2–PORTLAND NOV 9–DETROIT NOV 12–BROOKLYN
NOV 25–MINNESOTA NOV 27–DENVER NOV 30–ATLANTA
ASU BASKETBALL Wells Fargo Arena. $10-$90. 480-727-0000
NOV 11–PORTLAND ST. NOV 13–CAL POLY
NOV 23–CITADEL
ARIZONA COYOTES HOCKEY Gila River Arena. $30-$373. 480-563-PUCK
NOV 1–SAN JOSE NOV 3–NASHVILLE NOV 10–WINNIPEG NOV 12–BOSTON
NOV 19–SAN JOSE NOV 23–VANCOUVER NOV 25–EDMONTON
NASCAR AT PIR NOV 11–13 Phoenix International Raceway, Avondale. Can-Am 500 Sprint Cup Semi-Final Race Weekend. $5-$279. PhoenixRaceway.com 866-408-RACE
NOVEMBER 2016
SUN
MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30
☺ POP-TARTS® TASTING November 1 • in the Office
There’s nothing like the sweet smell of freshly toasted Pop-Tarts®! An undeniably delicious variety of flavors awaits you at our Pop-Tarts® Tasting. Perhaps you’ll find a new favorite or take time to savor an old stand-by. Either way, we’ll be so glad you popped by for a taste!
Î REMEMBER OUR VETERANS We sometimes take our freedoms for granted and forget the sacrifices made on
behalf of our country. November 11 is Veterans Day, a day set aside to remember and honor the men and women who have served in the United States armed forces. Take this opportunity to thank a veteran!
k TASTY TURKEY GIVEAWAY Enter Drawing by November 20 • in the Office
We want to show our residents how much we appreciate you, so we’re giving away a free turkey for Thanksgiving. For a chance to win this plump, tender turkey, visit the office before the deadline to enter your name in our drawing. One lucky winner will take home this bird to enjoy!
Ë HOLIDAY FOOD DRIVE ' Donate by November 20 • in the Office
In this challenging economy, our Holiday Food Drive is one way we can help those who are less fortunate. Please join our efforts by bringing non-perishable food items to the office. Thanks for your support!
COOKING CARE s Prevent kitchen calamities: • turn pot handles toward the back of the stove
• keep flammable items away from heat • roll up long, loose sleeves • never put foil or any metal object in a microwave oven. Prevent grease fires: • heat oil gradually • pat food dry, then slowly add it to hot oil with tongs or a long fork. Never leave cooking unattended on the stove.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING! WARM HOLIDAY
WISHES FROM YOUR STAFF OFFICE CLOSED
Thursday, November 24
NOV. 6 DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ENDS (outside AZ)
ELECTION DAY
VETERANS DAY
OFFICE CLOSED
VETERANS
DAY
OFFICE CLOSED
OFFICE CLOSING at 1:30PM
OFFICE CLOSING
EARLY
OFFICE CLOSED
OFFICE CLOSING at 1:30PM
OFFICE CLOSING
EARLY
NOV 19 WINSLOW CHRISTMAS
PARADE 928-289-2434
NOV 11–13 WICKENBURG
BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL
928-684-5479
NOV 12–13 KINGMAN
ARTS & CRAFTS FAIR
702-576-2692
NOV 25–JAN 1 LAKE HAVASU
FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS
928-855-0888
NOV 25–27 CAVE CREEK
ARTS FESTIVAL
623-734-6526
NOV 2–6 CAVE CREEK
WILD WEST DAYS
480-437-1110
NOV 4–6 CAREFREE FINE ART &
WINE FESTIVAL 480-837-5637
OFFICE CLOSED
OFFICE CLOSING at 1:30PM
OFFICE CLOSING
EARLY
OFFICE CLOSED
OFFICE CLOSING at 1:30PM
OFFICE CLOSING
EARLY
SAVORY SAUSAGE STUFFING
Ingredients 1 stick butter 3 cups diced celery 3 cups diced onion 3 cups crumbled breakfast sausage 25 slices white and wheat bread 1 teaspoon salt 1 1/2 teaspoons black pepper 1 1/2 teaspoons poultry seasoning 3 1/2 cups turkey stock
Directions In a large pan, melt butter over medium heat. Add celery and onion; sauté for five minutes. Add crumbled sausage and cook until browned, about ten minutes, stirring frequently.
Cut bread slices into bite-sized cubes and mix with seasonings in a large bowl. Stir in sausage and vegetable mixture. Add turkey stock, and mix well. Makes enough stuffing for a 15-pound bird or an 8”x8” baking pan. Cook inside your turkey, or bake for 30 minutes in a 300° preheated oven. Serve warm.
