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GRILLE IT NIGHTS ARE BACK WITH SPECIAL
ENTERTAINMENT
EVERY WEDNESDAY
JOE BOURNE
Wednesday, June 3
Featuring music from all decades: Swing, Latin, Jazz Blues, R&B and Pop standards.
DIANE VAN DEURZEN
AND LISA OTEY
HOT JAZZ,
SULTRY BLUES AND
CABARET
Wednesday, June 17
Lisa Otey and Diane Van Deurzen are two of the top performers in Tucson and they put their heart and souls into their performance and you are guaran-teed to have the time of your life.
COREY SPECTOR,
Wednesday, June 10
Please join us for an evening of wonderful music that will surely bring back memories with piano player and vocalist Corey Spector. Come and listen and sing along to the many artists he sings. These are the song’s we still re-member and can sing along to.
DUO LIBRE
Wednesday, June 24 Yasel and Alejandro, are A Duo from Cuba. Yasel has a bachelor's degree in music with a major in Lyric Singing from the Arte University in Cuba (ISA). Alejandro graduated from the Holguin Music Conservatoire (Cuba) as a guitarist. Their music is about love, friendship and life.
FEEDING HUMMINGBIRDS AT THE
HIGHLANDS
A message from Dove Mt Birders. We are seeing more hummingbirds these days
at The Highlands and many residents feed them. Tucson Audu-bon is encouraging us to not use commercial hummingbird nectar in feeders but if possible to make homemade nectar. Very easy recipe: 4 Measured Cups of Boiled Water and 1 Cup Pure Granu-lated Cane Sugar. Simply measure the boiled water, stir in sugar very well and let cool. Can be stored in the refrigerator for two weeks. NEVER use any other type of sugar, NEVER use honey. Do not use red dye or store bought nectar. Red dye is a petrochemical and is deadly to hummingbirds. Store bought nectar has preservatives which are harmful to hummers. Please clean your feeder every few days.
FREE CHAIR YOGA CLASS TO BEGIN
Chair yoga will begin on Mondays July 13, 2:45 till 3:30 p.m. and will run till August 10. Yoga is an ancient practice that unites body, mind, and spirit. This union happens when there is an emphasis on meditation, breathing, stretching and the practicing of the asanas (postures). The postures will be completed with the use of a chair and props. Please bring the following to class:
•Small blanket or large towel
•Wear comfortable clothing
•Pillow Most of all be willing to relax and know your own body. Unravel your back, your body, your mind and your ways. Instructor: Camille Sensale (579 7529)
JUNE
2015
THE HIGHLANDER NEWSLETTER NEWS During the slower months at the Highlands ,we will be combining the August and September issues. We will resume our monthly publication starting in October. The deadline for the October issue will be Friday, September 4 or sooner. Be sure to read the weekly message, The Week Ahead to keep you informed.
The Highlands at Dove Mountain
4949 W. Heritage Club Blvd.
Marana, AZ 85658
HOA Web
www.the HighlandsatDove Mountain
Board of Directors
Debbie Hamernick, President
Mary Ann Crutchfield, Vice President
Jim Hefele, Treasurer
Secretary, Carlene Rogers
Fran Crisman, Director
Vernon Sutphin, Director
Max Talbot, Director
HOA Staff
Community Manager
Mark Oswald
Controller
Carol Moreno
Golf Course Superintendent
Mike Treanor
Facilities Maintenance Services
John Clemans
Food Services Chef
Bill Braddock
Food & Beverage Director
Claudette Halpren
Activities Director /Highlander Editor
Aileen Fundingsland
Executive Assistant/ALC Staff Contact
Judy Graydon
Human Resources/Accounting
Specialist.
Peggy Twinn
Finance Assistant: Susan Ray
Member Services
Susan Richards
Barbara Patton
Emergencies Call 911
Front Desk 579-9574
Golf Shop 579-7000
Highlands Grill 579-9583
Banquets 579-8881
Gate House 579-2458
Fax 579-9591
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Pre-Qualified Landscaping Firms
The following landscapers have been pre-qualified for working within the Common Areas at
the Highlands:
BINGO
TUESDAY, JUNE 16
3:00PM, BALLROOM
COMMITTEE MEETINGS JUNE
CPC, Wed. 3:00pm
ALC, Thurs. June 18 8:30am
Financial Affairs, Thurs. June 11 8:00am
Board Study Agenda, Thurs. June 11 10:00am
Board of Directors, Wed. June 17 3:00pm
SPC, Thurs. June 4 1:00pm
INC, Tues. June 2 8:00am
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ARCHITECTURAL LANDSCAPE
COMMITTEE (ALC)
Home Improvements Trends This calendar year has again been an active year for the Architectural Land-scape Committee (ALC), with a total of 225 applications processed through May. As the committee reviewed these applications, certain trends in the types of exterior improvements are clearly emerging:
• Exterior structural modifications are by far the most frequently requested improvement.
(Top four items are patio construction or additions, sun shades or screens, driveway pavers and window replace-ments.)
• Landscape upgrades and changes are the second most frequently requested improvement.
Painting changes account for the third most frequently requested improvement. Summertime is not only a good time to be doing your exte-rior improvements, but is also a great time to be planning and submitting your improvements to be done in the fall. Careful planning and early application to the ALC are the best ways to prepare for your improvement projects. The application process requires: • Completed and signed Application Form
• Detail site map indicating the area of work to be done Helpful items to include or perform are: • Review applicable ALC Standards against the work pro-posed • Drawings and manufacturers’ brochure information Photographs of the house and area of work are also helpful to the committee in reviewing the application. For detailed projects, homeowners are encouraged to attend the ALC meeting when their application is being reviewed to answer any questions or present additional information. Summertime meetings are: June 18-paperwork due June 11 July 16-paperwork due July 9 August 20-paperwork due August 13 ALC members are also available for contact any time to discuss your upcoming projects or assist you with complet-ing your submittal. The ALC is looking forward to assist-ing you with your home project as a future investment in our community.
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An Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting is held weekly on Wednesdays at 7:00pm in the Catalina II Room. This is a one-hour "Open" meeting, held each week, for the past 4 years. An AA "Open" meeting means that alcoholics, their spouses, relatives, friends, visitors and persons who want information about AA are all welcome.
Summer Hiatus Thanks to all the wonderful planners, hosts and diners for a ex-ceptional and tasty Adventures in Dining season! Enjoy the sum-mer, wherever you are spending it, then plan for another exciting AID year starting September 12, 2015. Safe travels!
The Highlands Neighbor to Neighbor lending program is availa-ble to assist all Highlands residents. It only takes an email to lend or borrow a piece of medical equipment or item for visiting grandchildren. Loaned equipment is available for a limit of 4 weeks. To borrow or loan equipment contact Judy Poffenberger at [email protected] or Ann Freeman at [email protected]. Please do not call us as we may be out of town but we can always receive and send email. This is a strictly neighbor to neighbor act of sharing. It is not a HHHOA committee.
REIKI LEVEL II TRAINING
Saturday, June 13, 2015 12:00 – 5:00 pm
This training will enable you to increase your capacity for chan-neling energy and to intensify the healing energy you send to other people and to animals, whether within reach or at a distance. You will be enabled to bridge dimensions and access information across time and space and do work to heal your inner child, balance your chakras, and change unwanted habits. The fee is $100. $30 for those already attuned at Level II who desire a refresher. Contact Highlands resident Judy Ferrig, M.S., Reiki Master at (520) 245-4214 [email protected] IARP and NCBTMB certified; CE hours available.
Meets Every Monday, 4:15pm
Catalina II Room Al-Anon is a fellowship of relatives and friends of alcoholics, who share their experience, strength and hope in order to solve their common problems. The one purpose of Al-Anon is to help families of alcoholics.
Partners in Planning for Long-Term Options is a service offered by PCOA. This is a decision-support process where individuals, family members and/or significant others can find assistance in planning for their long-term care needs. Partners in Planning provides a comprehensive approach including education and information through face-to-face consultation, resource materials about the options available, and a personalized plan to guide your decisions. There is a simple fee of $75.00 per person and $125 per couple. To schedule a Partners in Planning session, call the PCOA Help Line at 520-790-7262. A limited number of the PCOA newsletter, Never Too Late, are available in the HH library at the clubhouse. PCOA Ambassador for The Highlands, Mary Lou Hawkins (979-3264) is available for information about services available through Pima Council on Aging.
The temperature is rising and the sun is shining brighter each day but there are still Highlands residents that need a little extra sunshine. If you know of a Highlands resident that is having surgery, ill, suffering a loss in the family or simply needs a boost, send an email to Ann Freeman at [email protected] with the resident’s name and situa-tion and a card will be sent from The Highlands HOA. Without your help someone may not receive that little boost that they really need.
WEDNESDAY EVENING BIBLE STUDY
ON SUMMER VACATION
This is to announce that the twice-monthly bible study that meets on Wednesday evenings will re-cess for the summer. Many residents have already headed back to their summer homes and many have guests visiting. Our plan is to revive our study group in the fall and will be completing Ephesians, Chapter 6.
BIBLE STUDY DISCUSSION GROUP
PIMA COUNCIL ON AGING
SUNSHINE SUPPORT TEAM
ALCHOHOLICS ANONYMOUS (AA)
NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR
AL-ANON AT THE HIGHLANDS
ADVENTURES IN DINING
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HWGA
Highlands Women’s Golf Association The HWGA celebrated the end of the 2014-2015 league season with an Awards Luncheon on April 28. With 151 members, there were many highlights to celebrate. Club Champion – Sandy Rowley President’s Cup Match Play Champion – Anne McClellan Most Improved Golfer – Lorene Hanson President’s Appreciation Award – Shirley Baird Desert Classic Member-Guest Champion – Sandy Rowley and Julia Whalen Desert Classic Member-Member Champion – Joan Rietz and Carolyn Goldberg Ringer Winners: Flight 1 – Sandy Rowley Flight 2 – Dee Ann Knudson Flight 3 – Tammy Darmody Flight 4 – Mitzi Sealander Flight 5 – Kay Behrens Holes-in-One during league play – Phillis Bond and Jackie Craig Eagle during league play – Sandy Rowley Congratulations to the 2015-2016 newly elected officers – Sam Kell, President; Kay Behrens, Vice-President; Sharon Scherbring, Treasurer; Susan Friedman, Secretary.
HMGA
We welcome any men who are interested in participating with the Highlands Men’s Golf Association. We sponsor, various events throughout the year, 19 HMGA Events and 6 Major Events that occur on Wednesday’s. In addition Putting League occurs every Thursday afternoon. Cost for an annual membership is $10 and applications can be downloaded off the Highlands website under Golf, Golf Associations, HMGA or at the Golf Shop. We look forward to your participation. Events:
• Thursday’s (EVERY) @ 3 PM - Putting League REGISTRATION THROUGH CHELSEA OR THE PRO SHOP
• Wednesday, June 10th @ 8 AM Shotgun - HMGA Event - Man in the Box + 1 ( 4 Man Team (Net) 23 BB of the Team, Each Player is designate 4 holes as the MIB) -TOURNAMENT SCORE
• Thursday, June 11th - 8:30 Pro Shop Patio - Divots & Donuts Wednesday, June 24TH @ 8 AM Shotgun - HMGA Event - Double Best Ball (4 Man Team - 2BB per hole; 1 from A&B Players; 1 from C&D Players)
LADY NINER’S NEWS
May was an interesting and fun month. Some good golfing took place: Birdies – Diane Christenson and Mary Zimmerman Chip-ins – Diane Christenson and Kathi Lindberg. Sharon Rex, Dee Dee Stockman, Sandi Nelson, Kathi Lindberg, Margi McKay-Green and Diane Vanderwerf attended the Tucson National Invitational and one of our members came home with the prize for the longest putt! Sandi Nelson is generously volunteering her time to organize “out to lunch” for Lady Niners who are here during the summer. Contact Sandi at (572-0158) to sign up for a different kind of fun. Our new summer tee time begins at 7:30 am.
THE HIGHLANDS TENNIS
ASSOCIATION
If you are a tennis player who wants to get the most enjoyment out of his or her game, then the Highlands Tennis Association is for you. As a member, you can sign up to have one of our schedulers arrange a game of doubles for you with players of similar ability – Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday for men and Monday, Wednesday and Friday for women. In addition, as a member of the association you will pay a reduced price for dinner or brunch during our two annual social events, the Spring Fling and Fall Fling. You will also have 24/7 access to our top-flight ball machine. Membership, which costs $15 a year, is open to all owners and renters living at The Highlands at Dove Mountain. Payments are added to your HOA bill automatically once a year. For fur-ther information, contact HTA President, Bob Meredith (661-0042).
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Marana Community Food Bank is looking for a few volunteers to help with either being a volunteer driver or a driver’s helper. We have an opening on Thursday morning for a driver. We need a driver’s helper on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Please call David Sibley, (682-3001) ext. 204.
All Highlands rentals are subject to a 90-day lease
HOMES FOR RENT:
“Home for Lease in the Highlands, long term, (705 6780) or [email protected] Andy/Owner.” Light and bright 2/BR, 2/BA. Fabulous views of Catalina's, desert and city at night. Fully furnished. Walk to pool and fitness center. Available now. Call Suzanne at (206 498 9405) .
Beautiful furnished 3/BD 2/BA home at top of culdesac. Large lot with open areas on both sides, 2 car garage. Large paved patio with natural gas cooking island and fire pit, upgraded appliances-$1,200.00/month. Call Ernie at 520-730-6574 for info. Unfurnished Aurora, 2/BR, 2/BA on 15th green. Spectacular views of mountains and pond. Available September 1st. NS, NP. 12 month lease or longer. Terry (572-4136). Fabulous Views – 3/BR, 2/BA+ Den. $1,375 available Nov. 2015. (499-7739). Owner/Agent Spacious Durango, 1468 sq. ft. 2/BD, 2/BA, unfurnished.. Planta-tion shutters throughout, large master bedroom w/2 walk-in-closets, ceiling fans, washer/dryer and refrigerator. Beautiful AZ. Sun-sets. $1,000/mo. (352-804-6316) or (352-804-6317).
Spectacular East View Golf Course, City Lights, completely furnished, 2/BR 2BA, (834-3990) or (744-3909). 2//BR, Dbl. car garage home with approx. 1468 sq. Ft. House is located on north Holly Grape. Desire a 12 Month or longer lease. Home is unfurnished. Call Jerry, (503-781-1437).
Available 4/1/2015 - 11/1/2015. Fully furnished 2/BR, 2/BA Du-
rango model. Close to pool and fitness center. Call Jannine @ (414-529-5649) or via email at [email protected].
"Tastefully decorated and beautifully furnished expanded
Durango Open floor plan with 2BR/2BA eat-in kitchen on quiet cul de sac. You'll love this home! Rent dependent upon season and length of stay. Sorry N/S and N/P. Phone (406)837-1261 or (406)270-2181.
Dual Master Suites: 2/BD, 2/BA with Killer views from the spa-cious patio of the waterfall, golf course and mountains. Gas fire pit and BBQ. 2199 SF of open space. Great room. 13382 N. Heritage Club Place. Call 520-219-1204 for private showing. $1550/month. One or more years lease. AZ First Properties.
WANT TO RENT: Jan. 1—April 30, 2016, furnished. NS, NP. Ex. References, 2 years in Highlands. Linda (773-401-9710).
MISC. FOR SALE:
Quality window coverings, cornices, drapery panels, shades Call Aleta Wiener (429-8642).
Olive wood chess Set from Israel. $100 OBO. (744-4772).
Rustic Dining set, 72” table with four chairs and bench. Maple color wood, chairs with thatched seats, ladder backs. $250, Bobbie Wiggins, (572-7150)
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GETAWAYS FOR RENT:
Princeville, Kauai, Hawaii Condo: Spectacular Ocean View; 2/BR, 2/BA, den with sleeper sofa, great room, and fully equipped kitchen. Enjoy spectacular sunsets. Ten minute walk to Hidea-ways Beach on a private paved trail; and minutes away from Ha-nalei Bay. View http://www.parrishkauai.com/kauai-condos/pa143/ for photos and amenities. Jim or Polly (744-2313) for Highlands discount information. Rocky Point, Mexico. Beat the desert heat and head for the ocean! Luxurious condo for rent at Las Palomas on the beach. Glorious ocean views from all rooms. 2/BR, 2/BA sleeps 6. Ful-ly equipped kitchen and laundry. Daily room service. Huge pool complex, 18 hole golf course, perfect sandy beach and more. We can offer you a discount of 45% under the resort’s direct rate. You can be in paradise in only four hours drive time! For more information please contact your neighbour, Tina at (286-5590) or Eva at (269-9226).
HOME FOR SALE: Keystone, 1,450 sq. ft. 2/BD, 2/BA, upgraded kitchen, granite counters, stainless steel appliances. $186,000. (716-812-1084). FOR SALE: Santa Barbara for sale, 2542 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and customized office. 5372 W. Leatherflower Lane. Ex-tended garage, patio and laundry room. Open house most Sundays. To view call Ginger Ford (219-8121). HOME FOR SALE: Stunning signature hole golf course view. Wrangler, 2/BD, 2/BA +den with multiple upgrades. Contact Karin Radzewicz, Coldwell Banker, for viewing. (572-8180). HOME FOR SALE: Highlands owner selling 2,694-sf craftsman home at Eagle Crest Resort, Redmond, OR. 4 BR, den, 2.5 BA, 2 level, 9-ft ceilings. Open concept kitchen - family room. Formal LR & DR. Laundry Rm. 2 car garage. Deck front & back. Eagle Crest Resort has 3 golf courses, 3 fitness centers. For info, call (541-420-7085). HOME FOR SALE: 2,542 Sq. Ft. Santa Barbara with gorgeous views of the 8th fairway and Catalina Mountains. Updated bath-rooms and floor to ceiling stacked stone fireplace. Band new 16 SEER AC/furnace and water heater. $510,000. Call for showing (907-727-7588). WANT TO BUY: SUV or pickup truck. Highlands resident. Greg (906-2035).
WANTED: Choir director wanted for church choir. 5-8 hr./wk. Choir does not sing every weekend September-April. Call Terrie at 297-3095 or email [email protected].
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SERVICES:
Joel’s Handyman Service – Specializing in home maintenance such as: electrical problems, kitchen & bath plumbing issues (faucet & garbage disposal replacement). Installation of Hot Water Recirculation and Garage Exhaust Systems. Wall mount TV’s & entertainment equipment hookup. Misc. other jobs. 30+ years’ experience. Call The Highlands resident Joel Miller (572-8928).
PAM’S PAMPERING SERVICE: Let me pamper your pet(s) as I have for the past 10 years here at HH & Dove Mountain. You might know me as “Auntie Pam, the Pet Nanny”. (572-8928) or (907-7009). WINDOW FILM WORKS: Conserve Energy! Cut Cooling Costs, Heat, Glare and Damaging UV! Enhance Your View! In-crease Security & Privacy. Greg’s Sun Control (906-2035) Li-censed HH Resident. SMALL HAUL Personal Delivery Service to all of our three air-ports, TIA, Sky Harbor or Mesa. Dennis (313-388-2850). CLOCK REPAIR: Complete clock cleaning and servicing. Some pocket watches and wrist watches. Also batteries replaced in quartz watches. 40 years experience. Will pick up and deliver only in HH. Gary Hayden HH resident (293-4968)) or [email protected]. SEWING: Sewing and alterations for you and your home. Rea-sonable prices. 50 years sewing experience. Deb Darnell (579-7520).
HOME WATCH & HANDYMAN SERVICE:
Weekly, Bi-Monthly or Monthly home inspections. All systems checked and not just a walk-thru. I also do handyman services cov-ering carpentry, plumbing, electrical and irrigation systems. De-pendable results in all services with over 35 years Construction & Property Management experience. Mike Tisci (444-9207) High-lands Resident. SMALL BUSINESS & MEMBERSHIP WEBSITES. Design, build and maintain. Visit my site: www.chrisstyes.com or call (602-) 510-0000.
HOME OVERSIGHT: The new kid (resident) in the Highlands will provide weekly or bi-monthly inspection service of your home including all major systems. I will be joining with current and long time home oversight team to insure a seamless transition of service. Please contact Ray Kuhn preferably at [email protected] or call (484) 347-8123.
SERVICES:
INTERIOR DESIGN
Martha Designs’ is back with new innovative designs and products. (traditional, rustic, contemporary). Martha has worked on over 70 homes in the Highlands and Oro Valley CC. All projects were word of mouth referrals. These include kitchen and bath remodels, brick and stone work, color consultation, fireplace designs, flooring, windows, window treatments, art work, lighting, and custom furniture designs. Martha oversees the project from start to finish. Free consultation. Martha Kueffer (237-1767).
HOME WATCH: Weekly inspections inside and out. Highlands resi-dents Jeff, Jerry and Mike. Our 11th year of continuous dependable service. As a team of four, your investment is never left unprotected. Jeff (612-247-9693) or Jerry (520-834-3990). DOG SITTING: Dependable, nurturing quality care by a dog loving couple. HH residents Terry and Jo Ellen. (465-0222). COMPUTER SERVICES: For all your computer needs. Apple in-cluded. HH resident Bruno Rauch (303-0953) or (610-704-5432). HOME ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEMS Simplify cabling and oper-ation of HDTV, internet connection. AV receivers, blue ray DVD, digital TV input, CD music. We can help you select and install com-ponents and try to make it simple. We also install in-wall and ceiling speakers for surround sound systems. Let George do it. (909-7035). HH resident.
INTERIOR DESIGN
Julia Brisk , HH Res. Professional, affordable, 35 years exp, new con-struction, remodel, colorizing, staging, accessorizing, custom arrange-ments. Everything from the sheetrock in. References avail. (744-5998) or (591-2239). Free 30 min. consultation.
ENERGY WORK IS LIFE ENHANCING
Reiki is the most medically documented complementary health healing modality. Highlands resident Judy Ferrig, M.S., is a Reiki Master/Teacher, utilizes her training in many energy modalities and the fre-quencies of color, sound and crystals to enhance results to help you be well on all levels . She employs her skills to clear chakras and auras, using techniques such as journeying, past life work, akashic records, visioning, acupressure points, and guides to enable clients to develop intuition and replace limiting beliefs that block abundance and wellbe-ing. Judy clears home and work spaces to optimize environments. Her work is effective for healing and addressing wellness and behavior issues with pets as well. [email protected] (520) 245-4214.
SNAKE REMOVAL Free Snake Removal and Relocation. We have the tools and the experi-
ence, and can usually offer a quick response to remove the snake if you
feel it is a threat to you. Bob & Sue Burgess 206-612-5866
The inclusion of any advertiser in the Highlander does not constitute any endorsement by the Highlands at
Dove Mountain Homeowners Association. The Association does not investigate nor verify any information
contained herein.
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