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Sunland Springs Village Voice August 2012 1VSUNLAND SPRINGS VILLAGE

O I C EAugust 2012 Vol. 8 No. 3 Sunland Springs Village Homeowners Association, Inc. • An Active Adult Community 12 Pages

What’s Inside• On the Manager’s Mind .................................Page 3 • Around the Village ................................................ 3• From the Board ..................................................... 4• Clubs .................................................................. 4-5• Activities ............................................................ 6-8• Sports .................................................................... 9• Classified Ads ..................................................... 10• Activities Calendar .............................................. 11

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Coordinators and Contactsfor Activities

GROUP CONTACT PERSON TELEPHONE Adopt-a-Street Joe & Kathy Fellhauer 835-6052 Aerobics (Low Impact) Rita Vautrin 634-4784 Bible Study Sylvia Hansen 984-4347 Bicycle Club Al Lillie 892-2490 Billiards, Mens Dan Olenik 357-4496 Billiards, Ladies Barb Harvey 357-1720 Bingo Gene Lutter 357-7193 Birders Karl Koch 354-3798 Belle Myers 354-2019 Bocce Ball Roger Kexel 920-342-8569 Book Club Nancy Olson 837-5702 Bridge – Couples (Thurs) Paul Leber 231-8818 Bridge – Partners (Fri. Night) Betty Carey 380-3541 Bridge – Ladies Social Helen Biteman 984-7965 Bridge – Mens Joe Strahl 924-1423 Bridge – Open Rosalie Taylor 357-7674 Bunko Helen Denney 345-1940 Bunko – Saturday Joe Fusaro 951-3674 Canasta – Ponytail Partners Maureen Coniglio 962-0660 Canasta – Ponytail Ladies Maureen Coniglio 962-0660 Cards – “500” Jim & Carol Moore 380-2561 Ceramics JoAnne Chapin 380-2302 Computer Club Jane Harrel 214-5264 Cribbage Nancy Patterson 636-8361 Euchre Marv Karst 357-2440Game Night LaVonne Ballhorn 981-2946 Genealogy Judi Taylor 354-1708 Golf – Couples Jerry & Shiela Mason 275-2089 Golf – Fun in the Sun Jane Gilbertson 380-0239 Golf – Ladies 18-Hole Marcy Hamstad 984-4968 Golf – Men’s Golf Club Mike Schafer 621-7385 Golf – Roadrunners Couples Betty Carey 380-3541 Golf Pro Shop Gary Humprey 984-4209 Investment Club R. Pouria 907-6777 Karaoke Bob Neilson 789-3727 LDS Social Ralph Stokes 354-9100 Library Jan Orr 354-6395 Machine Embroidery Kathy Anderson 699-6342 Mah Jongg – Natl. Joan Kyro 986-6952 Mah Jongg – Intl Kathy Boerner 279-6551 Mah Jongg – Intl Ginny Wyman 354-4801 Men’s Breakfast Paul Leber 231-8818 Motorcycle Club Gene Lutter 357-7193 Needle Crafters Flo Bird 984-1878

Newcomers Orientation Effie Leatherman 986-3196 Painting Marian Felderman 380-3921 Pet Pals Maureen (Mo) Serva 984-8380 Photo Club Rita Vautrin 634-4784 Pickle Ball Roy Brandli 357-9417 Pilates Betty Wheeler 208-290-6681 Pinochle – Double Deck Judi Taylor 354-1708 Poker – Texas Hold’em Harlan Steinle 982-3567 Prayer Group Sylvia Hansen 984-4347 Quilt Club Judy Antler 606-8831Red Hat Society Call Act. Off. 354-8758 Round Dance Club Ken & Sue Davis 209-5755Scuba & Snorkeling Jim Palfini 610-2171 Shuffleboard Jim Thrasher 515-201-9623 Ron Weisenburger 629-4876 Silversmith/Lapidary Bob Bush 832-1326 Softball – Mens Dick Paulin 986-7600 Softball – Ladies Patti Finney 982-7747 Stained Glass Harley Lemmon 984-7514 Springs Chapel Choir Judy Herr 659-7026 Springs Chapel Moderator Marshall Polling 899-4344 Springs Chapel Pastor Milt Zeeb 984-1273 Tai Chi Bob Jelley 984-6611 Table & Chairs Belle Myers 354-2019 Tennis Club W. Dale Miller 215-9763 Terra Travel Wayne &Judith Konz 984-5782 Textile Arts Center Alice Hyer 509-989-5489 Village Playhouse Monica Rae Stein 668-3753 Village Voices Chorus Judy Herr 659-7026 VOICE Distribution Al & Myra Lillie 892-2490 VOICE Editorial Board Jane Harrel 214-5264 Water Aerobics – AM Janet Will 380-8700 Water Aerobics – PM Kathy Hollands 984-9183 Water Exercise Mary Kelly 986-4154 Wood Carve=rs Dan Blaisdell 507-272-0980 Woodshop Doug Korver 219-8005 Writers Club Nan Miller 984-1852 Writing Your Story Mary Tasto 984-6526 Yoga Christine Marcus 986-6092 Zumba Betty Wheeler 208-290 -6681

HOA COMMITTEES:Architecture Committee Ralph Stokes 354-9100Buildings Committee Dave Latta 272-8700Communications Committee Allen Schaeffer 473-3175Finance Committee Doy Gilllespie 354-3733Landscape Committee Gerald Nelson 840-1111Recreation Facilities Comm Max Tiede 354-2745Security Committee Ed Leahy 357-3586

Any changes to the above list should be submitted to [email protected]. Thank you.

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Aug 14-16 PAGEANT OF THE MASTERS..… BEAT THE HEAT! Spend 3 Days/ 2 Nights at Newport Beach Harbor, 3 Meals, Pageant presents theatrical re-creations of classical & contemporary art works with real people that literally come to life leaving spectators astounded! Sawdust Festival, “Coastal Spectacular” Tour $425 pp dblAug 29-31 PINETOP…...BEAT THE HEAT! 3 Days/2 Nights at the Hon-Dah Resort & Casino, Celebrate the 87th Annual White Mountain Apache Indian Tribal Fair & Rodeo, 4 Buffets & Fun Book incl $189 pp dbl Sep 19-20 GRAND CANYON Overnight / Flagstaff…... BEAT THE HEAT! 2 Days/ 1 Night, 4 Meals, Scenic tour of South Rim Park, IMAX Theatre, Riordan Mansion, Lowell Observatory $254 pp dblSep 25-30 Lake Tahoe, Stateline, NV…6 Days, 5 Nights $TBAOct 9-11 PINETOP….. 3 Days/2 Nights at Hon-Dah Resort & Casino, 4 Buffets & Fun Book included $189 pp dblOct 19 Alcantera Vineyards…..Verde Valley, Wine tasting, wine glass & catered lunch (included) in beautiful surroundings, free time at Cliff Castle Casino $89 pp Dec 30-JAN 1, 2013 Rose Parade…..3 Days/2 Nights, 4 Meals, New Years Eve Tibbies Follies Holiday Dinner, Float Decorating Tour $499 pp dblDec 31-JAN 1, 2013 Palm Springs Follies NEW YEARS EVE Overnight…“Dance to the Music” Follies New Years Eve Celebration with champagne toast at Midnight, Sit-Down Dinner prior to Follies Show. Enjoy New Years Day at the Spa Resort Casino $349 pp dblFeb 24-Mar 2, 2013 San Antonio, TX …..7 Days, 6 Nights, 10 meals, Guided Tour of San Antonio’s Famous River Walk, LBJ Ranch & More! $599 pp dbl Mar 31-April 16, 2013 15-Night Panama Canal Cruise Celebrity Infinity… Price includes 1 night prior in Ft Lauderdale, ports, govt fees, taxes & transfers. Airfare additional. Price starts at $2,185 pp dblApril 6-13, 2013 7-Day California Coastal Cruise Sapphire Princess...San Francisco, Santa Barbara, Catalina, San Diego, Ensenada, MX. Port taxes, gov’t fees incl. Price starts at $1,099 per personTBD SAN FRANCISCO…..BEAT THE HEAT! 6 Days/5Nights. . . $TBA

Welcome Our New Neighbors For August!Marvin & Loma Leichsenring

Steve & Nettie Emblom Shelby Schrader

Bob & Diana Grubb John Snyder

By way of Jane HarrelJanet was on a much deserved vacation at press time, so your Editor is taking a stab at writ-ing her column…SPLASH BASH… To celebrate the new Recreation and Pool Complex, the 13th Summer Survivors party sponsored by Farnsworth and the HOA will be held on Wednesday, August 29, from 6 to 8 PM at the newly opened San Tan Complex. There will be a Duckie Dive for prizes, the AZ Desert Dolphins, a synchronized swimming team, will perform as well as a DJ from Arnett Entertainment. Enjoy Neilson’s Frozen Custard and toppings. Tickets are on sale in the Activities Office for only $5/pp.OMELET BREAKFAST….

Everyone needs a good breakfast to start the day, and here’s your chance to have one where you don’t have to prepare it. On Wednesday, August 8, we will have three seatings at 7:00, 7:15 and 7:30 AM in the Superstition Room for this 3-Egg Omelet (Egg Beaters avail-able), Jumbo Muffin and Coffee. A mere $7 per person, which is chicken feed. The tickets will be on sale in the Office until August 6.NEWCOMERS ORIENTATION…

We have a lot of new residents, and we hope you will come to the Orientation on Thursday, August 9 at 9:00 AM in the Springs Card Room. This is your chance to get your questions answered and find out the straight scoop from John Lippert and Janet West. Please wear your name tag.MEN’S BREAKFAST…

Don’t forget that the Men’s Breakfast is being held on the SECOND FRIDAY of the month. This month’s gathering will be August 10. Meet at the Feedbag Restaurant in Apache Junction at 8:00 AM. Call Paul Leber, 231-8818, for further details. MTN. VISTA SPEAKER….

This free presentation will be held Thursday, August 16, from 10:00 AM to approxi-mately noon in the Springs Card Room. The subject will be “Top Reasons Seniors Go to the ER” presented by James Prohaska, RN, Director, Trauma/Stroke Services at Mountain Vista Hospital. To reserve a seat, simply call the office, 354-8758, to put your name on the list.LADIES LUNCHEON….

Will be held at noon on Thursday, August 16, right here in the Superstition Room. It will be a Salad and Dessert potluck. (Ladies, if you are going to the free seminar above, bring your salad/dessert, and we will refrigerate it for you.) Your $3.00 ticket includes rolls, cof-fee and table service to go along with your favorite salad or goodies that you want to share. Tickets on sale now in the Activities Office.BLOOD PRESSURE CHECK….

Nurse Janet Preston of Mountain Vista Medical Complex will check your blood pressure at no charge from 10:00 AM to Noon in the Majestic Card Room. COFFEE TIME…

Is held every Tuesday at 9:00 AM in the Superstition Room, but on the fourth Tues-day the HOA meets, which will be August 28. The meeting is scheduled to commence at approximately 9:30 AM followed by the Town Homes HOA meeting at 10:00ish. CONTINUED ON PAGE 6...

San Tan Complex to Open Soon!Probably this month, and we are all excited about it. It is a beautiful facility with shiny new

equipment, state of the art tennis courts, pickle ball courts, a large swimming pool complex, more meeting rooms and lots of storage. As we begin using the complex, we might notice some things that could be added to make the facilities even better. The HOA committees and we in management are prepared for this. If you see ways to improve the complex, either with additional equipment or improved processes, let me know. If it is not something I can handle right away, I’ll refer it to the right committee and for a decision as quickly as I can.

As we discussed, the San Tan Complex in committee meetings, we soon discovered we had a problem – we didn’t have name for the original recreation complex. How do we distinguish between the two? We didn’t want to use words like old and new, or north and south. A couple of people independently suggested Springwood Complex for the original one, and the name seems to be sticking.

Children’s HoursThe Recreational Facilities Committee has made one decision in anticipation of the San

Tan Complex, and that is regarding children’s hours at the pool. When the San Tan pool opens, children’s hours will be as follows:

Springwood Pool: Noon to 2:00 PMSan Tan Pool: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PMThis decision increases the children’s hours to four per day, and it allows residents to go

to a pool without children at any time of day.

Springwood PoolEveryone who uses the pool knows you are supposed to shower before entering the

pool. When you first turn on the shower, the water is cold (except in the summer) until it runs long enough to heat up. This wastes water or causes people to take a very brief shower. The Recreational Facilities Committee authorized the purchase of a re-circulating system for the shower on the men’s side. It was installed at no cost to the HOA by homeowner Al Voss who is a licensed plumber. The idea is that if it is successful, we will install another on the ladies side, but we’ll have to wait for the fall to judge its value.

Tree TrimmingYou may have noticed many of the trees on the common land of the community are

marked with pink ribbons. Those are the trees selected for high tree trimming. Tree trimming under 12 feet is covered by the basic contract with New Creations, our landscape company, but trimming over 12 feet is extra. This is a significant expense and gets bigger every year as the saplings originally planted grow into mature trees. Over the years we have worked closely with New Creations to hold the price down. This year’s cost is over $9,000, paid for out of the operating budget.


ClubsBible Study

By: Ardella BurtmanA community Bible

Study is held every Friday morning at 9:00 AM in the Superstition Room. Every-one is welcome to attend.

This is an interdenominational study, open to men and women. We are careful to keep the class to one hour. Bring any translation of the Bible you prefer to use. There is no charge for the class and no book to buy – the Bible is our study guide with use of commentaries by trusted Christian writers.

The Bible study continues throughout the summer months. The only Fridays during the year we do not meet are official holidays, such as the 4th of July, Christmas Day, etc.

The group is currently studying the book of Ecclesiastes. We expect this study to con-tinue until November. Sylvia Hansen is the teacher for this session. We do not adhere to a strict schedule with our classes, but proceed as time and comments permit.

You are invited to join us for our Friday Bible studies. Even if you have or know you will miss some classes, you are welcome. Naturally, there is some building of content one class on the next, but also, in a sense, each class stands alone.

If you have any questions about the Bible study, please call Ardella Burtman at 480.993.3102.

Karaoke PartyBy: Doris Havelka

We had a great turn out at our monthly party on July 6. What a pleasant surprise to see so many on a Holiday weekend.

Special thanks to our DJ’s Kathy and Joe Fellhauer for providing the music. Linda sang “Crazy,” and it would have made Patsy Cline proud, and her rendi-tion of Linda Ronstadt’s “You’re No Good” was fantastic. The song performed by Ivan and Linda was anything but “Unforgettable!” Mike Gonzalez really got the party moving with “Wooly Bully,” to which there was much dancing in the aisle. Ladies, please do not to sing “Henry the VIII” again!! Where is the gong when you need it?!?!

Our next party is our third annual pool party on August 3. We will meet and sing in the Superstition Room from 7 to 9 PM, and then “retire” to the Springwood pool for a refreshing dip. REMEMBER, no glass containers allowed in the pool area. It might also help if you wear your swimsuit under your clothes.

Join us for an evening of fun and laughter with your neighbors on the first Friday of each month in the Superstition Room from 7-9 PM, bring your own drinks and ice. It is a great night out for only $1 per person.

Village PlayhouseBy Monica Rae Stein

Although some of our players are not here during the hot summer months, the rest of the Village Playhouse members have been meeting once a month to play theatre games, workshop and to do improvisational scenes. We have also been discussing ideas for our January performance. I know that seems so far away, but it will be here before you know it.

Beginning in September, we’ll be meeting on Monday evenings to read scripts and to plan our performance program. By mid-November our cast should be set, and it will be time to really get to work going through stage

blocking and memorizing lines. If you have always wanted to be on stage, here is your opportunity. Theatrical experi-

ence is preferred, but not necessary. If you can follow directions, work well with others, and enjoy laughing and having a good time, this may be just for you! Send me an email at [email protected] or give me a call at 668-3753 if you’d like to join us.

News From The Travel DeskBy: Judith and Wayne Konz. Terra Travel, 480-984-5782, [email protected]

The dog days of August are here. It’s time to do some relaxing and planning for the fall. We will be in Cancun most of August for our annual vacation. You can reach us by e-mail during this time.

Plan to join us as we sail from Buenos Aires to Santiago on the Star Princess for 13-nights on January 4, 2013. You can also spend an additional three nights in Buenos before the cruise. We will see Uruguay, several ports in Argentina and Chile and enjoy a day in the Falkland Islands. See lots of wildlife, glaciers and other beautiful scenery on this journey. Our group air space will only hold until September for this cruise.

On March 30, 2013, we will sail on the Sapphire Princess from Los Angeles to San Fran-cisco, Santa Barbara, Catalina Island, San Diego and Ensenada for 7 nights. We are taking a motorcoach to Los Angeles for this relaxing cruise.

We have a wonderful 13-day trip planned to Italy on April 27, 2013, with Collette Vaca-tions. We will visit Rome, the Amalfi Coast, Florence, Venice and Stresa. This will be a more relaxing trip as we spend at least 2 nights in each hotel visited. Air, sightseeing and many meals are included. You can just sit back and enjoy as all details are handled for you. Book by October 27 for a discount.

We have space on the Diamond Princess for a wonderful cruise and tour of Alaska start-ing on July 7, 2013. You will stay two nights in Fairbanks, two at Denali National Park and two at the Mt. McKinley Lodge before boarding the ship for a 7-night cruise. Contact us for all the details.

There is still very limited space on the Celebrity Expedition for the cruise and tour of the Galapagos Islands on November 8, 2013. Join us on this all-inclusive trip to this exciting destination.

Princess has a fantastic 28-day cruise roundtrip from Los Angeles to Hawaii, Tahiti and Samoa, and we have held some group space for April 1, 2014. Because it is so popular, this cruise always sells out very early so see us soon for details.

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SSV Computer ClubBy: Jane E. Harrel, President [email protected]

It is almost time to meet at the San Tan Complex. I can hardly wait. I’m hoping to have a meeting there before the season begins in October. Maybe we can have the Pizza and Beer fest down there. But wait! That won’t happen for a couple of months. What are we going to do in the meantime????

For the August meetings, we will again visit Facebook and have a review of power point. We could also review Word and Excel. It will all depend on what you want to hear/see/do. Let us know! If nothing develops, we can always fall back on our “Ask the Expert” discussion panels.

Do you still have some VHS tapes that you haven’t converted to a DVD? The Com-puter Club has the machine to do the dub-bing for you. We also have a slide converter machine for those old slides. Contact John Sharp, 275-2516, to use the machines.

We also have a Special Interest Group for Mac users. They are on summer hiatus now, but you can still get your questions answered

by calling Dick Simmon, 949-1110, or Phil Kalfus,857-3040.

If you have a question and you are on our membership roster, remember you have access to [email protected]. Send an email like you normally would and ask your question. You will get an almost immediate response from one of our profi-cient gurus.

The Computer Club meets the first and third Wednesday of each month from May through September, and weekly starting in October. Right now we meet in the Supersti-tion Room, but come October, the San Tan Facility will be the place to be at 10:00 AM each Wednesday.

If you have any questions about computers, the Club or a prob-lem, please feel free to call me, Jane Harrel, 214-5264. I do make house calls.


ClubsPhoto Club Winners

Annual Photo Exhibit

Held March 18, 2012

“For the next few months images displayed will be the winners the public selected from our Annual Photo Ex-hibit on March 18th. Other images are shown in a rotating display in the Superstition Room.”

Image 1: Reflection After Snowfall, Tied for 2nd Place, in the Anything Goes Category, by Dick Lund Image 2: Majestic Tree, Tied for 2nd Place, in the Any-thing Goes Category, by Jayne Rolf

Image 3: Waiting for Dinner, Tied for 2nd Place in the Closeup/Macro Category, by Bob Wightman

Image 4: Rose After Shower, Tied for 2nd Place in the Closeup/Macro Categoryby Hazel Schmeiser

Image 5: Bring on the Waves, Tied for 2nd Place in the People Category, by Karen Lowery Image 6: Chinese Girl, Tied for 2nd Place in the People Category, Mel Eichhorst Image 7: Ike, 3rd Place in the Animals/Pets Category, by Karen Lowery Image 8: Lighthouse, 3rd Place in the Black & White Category, by Vern Rolf

Captions by Karen [email protected]


Activities

Security Begins At Home The Value Of A Security Door

By: Ed Leahy, Chairman SSV Security CommitteeBecause we no longer live in those “good old days”

when you could leave your front door unlocked, you may want to consider adding a security door.

Security doors come in a variety of colors to blend in with the color of your home. In moderate weather, they also serve as a screen door. You can get a plain model or one with some decoration. Unlike a standard house door, secu-rity doors have sturdier locks on them and open outward. When the door is locked, they are difficult to penetrate. No matter if you live in a golf condo, twin home, town home, garden condo or a stand alone home, be sure to confer with the your architectural committee.

You can buy a security door at a number of places, or you can visit the Farnsworth sales office for their recom-mendation. If you are building a new Farnsworth home, they can help you build in whatever security devices you choose.

Of course, security doors make convenient places to hang solicitations. Neighborhood watch members should remove them from a neighbor’s door when you know they are away for some time. If you are not a member of a neigh-borhood watch and want to join one, please contact Mesa Police Crime Prevention Officer Karen Stegenga by email at [email protected], or telephone 480-644-5014.

While the final verdict is not yet in, there are reasons to believe that a home without a security door is less secure, but that finding is subject to further verification.

Never the less, it is safe to say, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure

A Rounder’s RamblingsBy: Linda McAteer

“I’m sorry, but that status has expired.”Do you remember how badly you wanted to “grow up”

when you were a child? Being an adult was the ultimate goal in life. You looked forward to making all your own decisions, staying up as late as you wanted, and eating what – and when – you wanted. It all seemed like it would be magic, just to be an adult. I think that by the time we get to be adults, we have forgotten how magical we thought it would be. We just move along through life getting married, having kids, and getting grandkids until one day this happens...

My husband and I were at our daughter’s house to cel-ebrate our grandson’s 22nd birthday. We were standing in the kitchen when our daughter came in with her grandniece. She was trying to get the child’s camera working and could not get the back open. She said, “Mattie, let’s go find an adult to help us do this.” They turned and went out to the patio. She handed the camera to her husband to get it open while we watched in wonder. Evidently, our adult status has expired.

Follow more of my ramblings at didntexpectthis.blogspot.com

Village Voice Of HopeFrom the Springs Chapel Board

Sunland Springs Village Chapel worship services are held each Sunday morning at 9 AM in the SSV Auditorium. Fellow-ship follows the worship service with complimentary refresh-ments furnished by the Chapel. All SSV residents and guests are welcome to attend this non-denominational worship service.

As reported in last month’s Village Voice, Pastor Zeeb, who has been the Springs Chapel Pastor since its inception, is currently recuperating at home from injuries he received in a car accident in June. We are happy to report that Pastor Zeeb’s recovery is progressing much faster than originally anticipated, and we are looking forward to his complete recovery.

In Pastor Zeeb’s absence, the Springs Chapel membership is being served each Sunday by one of two excellent local pas-tors, Pastor Anthony Bryant or Pastor Larry Barringer.

Pastor Zeeb will welcome visitors at home, but requests a call to his home phone number (shown on the worship service bulletin) before your visit.

Pet Pals Summer Pizza Social

By: Mo ServaOur SSV Pet pals group enjoyed their sixth annual

Summer Social on Sunday July 15 in the Superstition Room. Thirty-five pet parents enjoyed pizza, salad, and dessert together. We shared information about each other and our pets, along with a few fun stories – some about the pets and some about their owners.

Sasha Grandquist’s dad, Larry, went home with the door prize - a $25 Walmart gift card, and Eli Myers dad, Dave, won $40 in the 50-50 raffle. A good time was had by all.

Our next social will be our Winter Chicken Pot Luck on Friday, January 18, 2013, in the new San Tan recreation room, with lots of door prizes and another 50-50 raffle.

Anyone who would like to join our membership of SSV pet parents can call Maureen “Mo” Serva at 480-984-8380 or email her at [email protected]. There is no commitment and there are no meetings – we are just a social group of Sunland Springs Village pet owners. Grand-parents of pets who visit SSV frequently on a regular basis are also welcome. We presently have dogs, cats, birds, and two tortoises in our membership.

Jottings, Cont.THIS AND THAT…

No B-I-N-G-O in August and September. The Bingo crews are taking a much deserved break. It will resume on October 4.

We are still collecting pull tabs for Ronald McDonald House, eye glasses for the Lions Club, cell phones for Com-munity Alliance Against Family Abuse and soup labels for a local school.

Opportunity knocks – we need crew to help with the Omelet Breakfast and the Summer Survivors party. Call the Activities Office at 354-8758 to offer your help.


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Adopt-A-StreetBy: Kathy and Joe Fellhauer

We would like to thank all the volunteers who helped with the clean-up along Baseline Road between Signal Butte and Meridian on Saturday, April 21, 2012, at 7:00 AM. Sixteen volunteers did the job in just 45 minutes.

The workers were: Mildred Passig, Wally and Sha-ron Hoblit, Ed Houk, Jim Hazel, Merle Lenz, Karen and Dave Boik, Wayne Havelka, Dale and Martha Hawkins, Bob Wolf, Bill Neely, Pete Corr, Charles Packard, and Myron Huettig.

Thanks again to an awesome crew. We got the job done.

Just Pooling AroundComposed by Jim Ryan

“Sign up here if you want to play”Said the man to me one sunny day.

So I did what he said and took a chance.This wasn’t to be a country dance.

A call came in soon after that;It’s time for us to grab our hats.

The tables are open, it’s time to play.Let’s see who’s gonna win today.

Choose a stick that’s straight and true;

Chalk the tip with something blue;Polish that cue and rack those balls;There’s no smokin’ in this here hall.

Place the cue ball in the kitchen;To win this game I’m just itchin’Breaker, breaker spots are down;Hottest game in this here town.

You sink yours and I’ll sink mine;

We’re gonna have a real fine time.One ball’s down in the wrong pocket;

Spot that ball, then he’ll sock it.

Game’s going fine – think you’re winnin’;Hey old man, it’s just beginnin’Here’s the eight ball in the way;

Guess this just isn’t my day.

I’m standing there, hands in pockets,Cue stick leaning against the wall;

He says eight ball in the corner pocket,Then he sinks that one black ball.

One game’s over – two to go;Lose just three, and out you go.

There’s always more losersThan winners, you see,

So you always have plentyOf good company.

Guys, Don’t Miss The Boat

Low Impact AerobicsBy Roy Brandli

GUYS: DO YOU WANT MORE ENERGY? If you ask me, it’s “Low Impact Aerobics!” I feel energized all day long after a class.

Join Instructor Susan Tuttle and fellow SSVers every Tuesday, Thursday and now SAT-URDAY from 7:30 to 8:30 AM in the SSV Auditorium. It is great fun exercising to the sounds of 1950 and 1960 music. You remember that don’t you?

Cos t i s $3 .00 pe r se s s ion . Check ou t www.susantuttlefitness.com.

Renew With YogaBy: Christine K. Marcus

The ancient philosophy of YOGA is practiced here at SSV. YOGA integrates the body, mind and spirit. YOGA is not about doing perfect postures or poses, which are called asanas, it is about what we discover about our minds and body by doing YOGA.

Through the various poses, we increase flexibility, build core strength, stretch and strengthen muscles. The body-mind connection allows us to focus on our breathing to find relaxation and quiet the mind. RENEW with YOGA at SSV this summer.

Newcomers and experienced YOGIs are all welcome! We meet through the summer months on Mondays and Wednes-days at 8:30 to 10:00 AM in the auditorium. Come join us and meet our experienced, certified instructors LuAnn on Mondays and Linda on Wednesdays. Wear loose comfortable clothes to move in! YOGA is done barefoot. COST is $3.50 per session.

Any questions? Please contact Christine, [email protected].

Water VolleyballBy: Linda McAteer

The first Thursday Water Volleyball was a great success with thir-teen folks showing up for a fun filled evening. Thanks to all of you for help with the set-up and clean-up, and a very spe-cial thank you to the swimmers in the other pool who kept returning the ball when we hit it out of bounds, again, and again, and again.

We hope to continue play each Thursday from 7 – 8 pm until it’s too cold to play outside. Be-

lieve me, no skill is required, just a desire to laugh, get some exercise, and meet more of our wonderful neighbors.


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SUNLAND SPRINGS VILLAGEFINANCIAL SUMMARYJune 30, 2012

MASTERASSETSTotal Operating Funds $482,577Activity Account * $28,495Village Enhancement Fund $62,632Total Reserve Funds $1,066,833Capital Development Fund $122,939Other Assets (Propane) $31,297Total Assets $1,794,773

INCOME JUN ACT JUN BUD YTD ACT YTD BUDMaintenance Fee $2,542 $2,500 $1,136,122 $1,131,015Cox Revenue Share $0 $17,000 $43,161 $34,000Operating Interest $273 $300 $2,175 $1,800Activity Account $2,360 $0 $14,626 $0General Reserve Transfer $0 $0 ($66,927) ($66,927)Other $295 $0 $3,380 $0Total Income $5,470 $19,800 $1,132,537 $1,099,888

EXPENSESAdministrative $25,040 $19,708 $135,477 $130,648Utilities - Total $72,078 $38,254 $282,167 $307,396 Water/Sewer $4,709 $4,667 $21,022 $28,002 Electric $4,469 $5,022 $23,255 $30,132 Sanitation $102 $192 $1,237 $1,152 Propane $31,297 $0 $64,579 $77,872 Cable $30,959 $27,815 $168,769 $166,890 Phone $542 $558 $3,305 $3,348

Landscaping $14,853 $14,070 $79,873 $85,420Pool & Fitness $1,224 $2,170 $14,806 $13,020Janitorial $3,145 $4,274 $25,961 $25,644Maintenance $1,834 $2,262 $13,340 $13,822Security $13,996 $7,138 $48,986 $42,828Total Expenses $132,170 $87,876 $600,610 $618,778

RESERVESGeneral Reserve Transfer $0 $0 $66,927 $66,927Transfer Fee $1,170 $2,438 $43,010 $14,628Working Capital $2,340 $3,656 $17,250 $21,936Reserve Interest $174 $957 $1,591 $5,742Total Reserve Income $3,684 $7,051 $128,778 $109,233

Reserve Expenses Office phone system $1,366 Tennis court fence repair $1,049Total Reserve Expenses $2,415 $0 $10,590 $0

*Activity Fund Balance includes monies collected on behalf of Vagabond Trips, Concert Series, Prepaid Outside Venues, misc. prepaid hosted events, dances, lunches, non-concert series entertainment, that will be paid at the time of the event. Current commitments $16,193

Sunland Springs VillageHomeowners Association

(SSVHOA) MeetingJune 26, 2012

The meeting was called to order at 9:30 AM by John Lippert, HOA Manager. He stated that Jeff Decker, Vice President of the Board of Directors and Farnsworth Homes, would join the gathering soon. He also announced that a Town Homes HOA meeting would follow adjournment of this meeting.

Mr. Lippert proceeded to review the Financial Summary for the period ended May 31, 2012, which had been distributed to the audience. He noted that a portion of the Activities Account would be transferred to the Village Enhancement Fund (VEF) and the Capital De-velopment Fun (CDF). Of the $44,484 available, $35,587 will be deposited to the VEF and $8,897 to the CDF. A balance of $27,000 will remain in the Activities Account.

With regard to expenses of the HOA, he noted that the fund is well under budget but this will change when the San Tan Facility is opened. The current pool will be renamed the Springwood Pool. The propane is running low, and we put the contract out to bid. A resident is vice president of Arrow Propane, and his company proposed $1.43/gallon. Mr. Decker will be signing the contract with Arrow soon. A salt cell in the pool had to be replaced, and a treadmill in the Fitness Center was replaced rather than repaired.

Reserves and transfer fees are well over budget because of homes being sold by residents. The Working Capital Account is from the new sales. He stated that the resale of homes is ahead of the new closings.

Continuing his report, Mr. Lippert stated:The Architecture Committee is touring the neighborhood, and we have written several

violation letters mostly for weeds, dead tress and improper parking.Pete Crocenzi of the Woodshop has trained Victor Rojas, the maintenance superintendent,

how to repair the fascias of the buildings. Several have been done to date.Architecture Committee is writing violation letters most of which are for weeds and other

landscaping items. Most of the residents respond immediately when they receive such a letter.An amplifier in the auditorium burned out and is being replaced.High tree trimming and cutting trees back is continuing in the common areas.There was a huge beehive in the auditorium, and after the extermination of the bees, a

roofer had to be called to remove the hive. Tiles had to be removed and a large hole cut in the roof to extricate the hive, which half filled a 50-gallon drum with honey.

There were several covers of the light fixtures in the Fitness Center broken. No replace-ments could be found until the Construction Office asked the electricians working in the new facility to help. They have now been replaced.

Karen Bulkley has been hired as the new Administrative Assistant. She has already started work.

The new phone system has been installed in the office.The re-circulating hot water heater has been installed on the men’s side shower in the

pool. If this proves successful, one will be installed on the women’s side.Rossmar & Graham has announced that SurePay will now be available for all homeown-

ers. None of the personal data is maintained at Rossmar. Those in the condominiums may find this especially helpful with their monthly payments.

Mr. Decker reported that there is a lot going on not only next to the Sales Office but in the San Tan area as well. The facility will definitely be opened by August, and the Summer Survivors Party is being planned for that location. Guadalupe is paved and should be opened for traffic soon. We should have power very soon so that we can fill the pool.

There are two new models being built by the Sales Office, as well as two more west of the San Tan Facility. All should be complete by the first of the year. Farnsworth sells the models and then leases them back. We have had 76 sales for the year and we are well on our way to 100 homes. Only 17 lots left in the north of Guadalupe area, only three of which are on the golf course.

Mr. Decker further reported:That no one was injured in the recent fire at a Farnsworth Warehouse.No recent rumblings on any construction at Signal Butte and Guadalupe.The Memory Center is schedule to be finished in October, and will be ready for occupancy

the first of the year. The other health care center will not be started for a couple more years. Phase Two of the Town Homes will continue. New models will be built. A survey of the

current owners will be emailed for their suggestions what they would change if they could. There being no further business to come before the Homeowners, the meeting adjourned

at 10:04 AM.Respectfully submitted,Jane E. HarrelRecording Secretary

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7:00 Low Impact Aerobics - AUD7:30 Women’s 18-Hole Golf/ Shotgun7:30 Water Aerobics – pOOL8:00 pickle ball ADV – SC8:30 Water exercise - pOOL9:00 billiards Club Lessons – bC9:00 Ceramics – 4pK9:00 (1st) Fitness trainer – FIt9:00 (2nd) machine embroidery - rmt10:00 Writer’s Club - SUm

7:30 Water Aerobics – pOOL8:00 Couples Golf8:00 pickle ball, ADV – SC8:30 Water exercise – pOOL9:00 bible Study – SUm9:00 Village Quilters – rmt9:15 Shuffleboard - SC

7:30 Open Softball practice – men and Women8:00 pickle ball8:00 tennis All play – tC9:00 tAC - rmt9:00 Shuffleboard-SC

5:00 Volleyball – SC7:00 partner ponytail Canasta – Spr

1:00 Ladies ponytail Canasta – Spr4:00 Water Aerobics - pOOL5:30 Ceramics – 4pK7:00 “500” Cards – Spr7:00 Village playhouse - AUD

1:00 Needlecrafters – rmt4:00 Water Aerobics – pOOL6:00 Cribbage – mAJ6:15 Couples bridge – Spr

1:00 mah Jongg Nat’l – Spr1:00 mah Jongg Int’l - mAJ6:00 billiards Couples

12:30 Ladies Social bridge – Spr1:00 Ladies billiards – bC4:00 Water Aerobics – pOOL6:00 texas Holdem - SUm6:45 Shuffleboard – SC7:00 euchre – Spr

7:00 men’s 18-Hole Golf/ Shotgun7:30 Water Aerobics - pOOL8:00 pickle ball – SC8:00 men’s billiard League - bC8:30 Water exercise - pOOL8:30 men’s bridge – Spr8:30 Yoga – AUD9:00 Shuffleboard - SC9:00 Quilt Club - rmt

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AO – Activities OfficeAPL – Activities Parking LotAUD – AuditoriumBC – Billiards CenterBF – Ball Field

CONF – Conference RoomCY - CourtyardFIT – Fitness Center4PK – Four Peaks RoomHOSP – Hospitality Room

LIB – LibraryLP – Lap PoolMAJ – Majestic Card RoomPOOL – Swimming PoolRMT – Red Mountain Room

SC – Sports CourtSIL – Silversmith/Stained GlassSPR – Springs Card RoomSR – Superstition RoomST – San Tan Rec Ctr

SUM – Summit Card RoomTC – Tennis CourtWOOD – Woodshop

7:00 Low Impact Aerobics - AUD7:30 Water Aerobics – pOOL7:30 Women’s 18-Hole Golf/ Shotgun8:00 pickle ball – SC8:30 Water exercise - pOOL9:00 Ceramics – 4pK9:00 (3rd) Fitness trainer – FIt9:00 Needlecrafters – rmt

1:00 Open bridge (men & Women) - Spr1:00 Needlecrafters – rmt4:00 Water Aerobics – pOOL7:00 Double Deck pinochle – Spr7:00 Game Night-SUm

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4:30 PM Couples Golf – Legion

7:00 PM Karaoke Party – SR

8:00 AM Mens Breakfast – Feedbag Restaurant, AJ

4:30 PM Couples Golf – Pizza – SR

1:00 PM Rec Fac Comm – CONF

1:00 PM Mens Golf BOD – SUM

4:00 PM Couples Golf BOD – MAJ

8:30 AM Architecture Comm – MAJ

9:00 AM Coffee Time – SR

7:00 AM Omelet Breakfast -- SR

1:00 PM Garden Condos BOD – MAJ

9:00 AM Springs Chapel Service – AUD

10:00 AM Mtn Vista Med Ctr Speaker “Top Reasons Seniors Go to ER” -- MAJ

Noon Ladies Luncheon – Salad & Dessert – SR

1:00 PM Advisory Board – SPR

10:00 AM Mtn Vista Blood Pressure Check – MAJ

10:00 AM Twin Homes BOD – SR


1:00 PM Communications Comm – SUM

9:00 AM Coffee Time – SR9:00 AM Springs Chapel Service – AUD

4:30 PM Couples Golf – Subs – SR

8:30 AM Architecture Comm – MAJ

9:00 AM Coffee Time – SR

1:00 PM Golf II BOD – SUM

9:00 AM Springs Chapel Service – AUD

9:00 AM Springs Chapel Service - AUD

9:00 AM Coffee Time – SR9:30 AM HOA Meeting – SR

10:00 AM Town Home HOA Mtg – SR

6:00 PM Summer Survivors – ST Rec Ctr

8:00 AM Buildings Comm – MAJ

9:00 AM New Fitness Trainer, Larry Woodruff FIT

9:30 AM Landscape Comm – MAJ

August 2012Clubs, Classes & Activities

9:00 AM Fitness Trainer, Larry Woodruff FIT

10:00 AM Arthritis Foun-dation Exercise – AUD

9:00 AM Newcomers Orientation – SPR

9:00 AM F inance Comm – MAJ

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