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*Deadline for copy for the
September 2008 issue is
Wednesday, August 10, 2008 by noon.
2145 S. Farnsworth Dr. • Mesa, Arizona 85209 • (480) 380-0106 • Security (602) 575-7857
Volume 3, No. 15
16 pages
WWW.SVEHOA.COM
August 2008
SECURITY (602) 575-7857
GOOD NEIGHBOR AWARD
View of the
new Palo Verde
room showing a
completed donor
wall section.
Charlie Walker
If you smell some tantalizing
aromas coming down the
street, you probably live on
Meseto Avenue, near the home
of Veronica and Leonard
Jarmosco. Learning to cook
because he was the oldest child
in the family, he continued to
learn his culinary skills when
he was in the army stationed
in Munich Germany, with
another soldier you might
remember, Elvis Presley. He
uses that love of cooking now
to bring dinners to singles in
their neighborhood, a much
appreciated effort to older
residents who find it hard to
cook for just one person.
Veronica (Ronnie) doesn’t
mind his taking over the
kitchen in their home (what
woman in her right mind
would?) as it leaves her more
time to pursue her love of
reading, taking photographs
and crocheting. They both
like to use the pool facilities,
especially in our long hot
summers.
Getting tired of the
severe winters in Michigan,
the Marmoscos moved
to Arizona 20 years ago,
and have been in our SVE
community for five years.
They have two children,
a boy who lives in Las
Vegas and a daughter and
two grandchildren who live
in Queen Creek. Ronnie
retired from a job as a bank
receptionist and Len as a
liquor salesman. He still
works part time in the winter
at ASU.
The person who nominated
this couple said that they are
both so helpful to all of their
neighbors. Ronnie recently
spent the night and a few
days in a neighbor’s home
taking care of her because
the doctor would not release
that person without someone
at home to provide care.
That certainly is stepping up
when needed.
They also help with yard
work, look after homes when
neighbors are away, put out
the recycle and refuse bins,
and just generally are the
kind of good neighbors who
deserve this award.
Beautiful New Look For Auditorium
MEET THE STAFF
Charlie Walker
Meet the latest addition to the SVE office staff, De
Neff (short for Delores), the new architectural secretary
and “jack-of-all trades”. She was hired the 29th of May
and says she loves it here. In addition to her other duties
in the office, she is a notary which will now give us two
office notaries to assist people in the village who need
this service. Manager Dick Shinke says she is doing a
good job helping Bert make our auditing system more
time efficient.
De came to Arizona 20 years ago from Ann Arbor,
Michigan where she was born and grew up. She worked
as a florist for 35years, and in a construction office for
15 years. She has three children and five grandchildren,
all of whom live here. Lucky grandmother!
In her spare time, which she doesn’t have a lot of,
she is an avid gardener, loves to decorate her home,
collects stamps and likes to paint with watercolors. She
is hoping to take classes here in SVE in the fall.
De is a valuable addition to our office staff with her
ready smile and friendly manner. So the next time you
have occasion to visit the office, be sure and give her a
warm welcome to SVE.
Judy Janousek
The SVE Auditorium underwent
a remarkable transformation in July,
thanks to the creative talents of Bobbie
Hughes and Sharon Schwarz. The
walls were painted in soft beige with
touches of blue and the shutters also
received a fresh coat of paint. Panels
covered in various patterns of fabric in
coordinating colors were hung to add
interest and help soften sound in the
large room. Two attractive new clocks
were also hung. Special seasonal
touches will be added occasionally in
colors to complement the décor.
Bobbie and Sharon selected the
fabric and paint choices, and presented
them to several members of the Board
of Directors along with John McFall
who had agreed to pay for the project
from Bingo proceeds. Once they
were given the go ahead to begin the
project, bids went out for the painting
and a crew of volunteers began work
on assembling and covering the panels
and preparing other items needed for
the transformation. The Auditorium
was only closed for one week while
painting was completed; and, as soon as the paint had dried,
the finishing touches went up.
A huge thank you to Bobbie and Sharon and their crew of
helpers, Sally Rottier, Lee Sorenson, Pat and Jerry Little,
Linda Gerken, Joyce Fredrickson, and Peggy Woolever.
Next I’m told, this experienced group will be adding some
special touches to the new Palo Verde Building.
Bobbie Hughes and Sharon Schwarz Adding Finishing Touches
SVE BRIEFS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ MEETING
Thursday, August 14
9:30 A.M.
Auditorium
PRESIDENTS’ CLUB MEETING
Thursday, August 28
9:00 A.M.
Mesa Verde Room
NEEDHAM TWINS MUSIC AND DANCE
Thursday, August 28
7:00 P.M.
SVE Auditorium
$6.00 in Advance • $7.00 at door • BYOB
COMPUTER CLUB FIRST MEETING
OF NEW SEASON
Monday, September 1
9:00 A.M. Q. & A. Session
2:00 P.M. Computer Lab
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Sunland Village East Outlook
August 2008
The Sunland Village East Outlook is published on the
first of each month by Miller Media Services for the
SVE Homeowner’s Association. Through the support
of its advertisers this publication is provided at no
cost to the association or residents. Due to the limited
space available the volunteer Editorial Staff and the
publisher may edit or omit any submitted material for
publication.
For content information contact the Sunland
Village East Homeowner’s Association at
480-380-0106.
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Sunland Village East H.O.A.
2007-2008
Board of Directors
Board Member
Pat Chumbley
Gene Trust
Richard Hicks
Laura Paulsen
Don Courtright
David Hughes
Walt Handberry
Term expires
2008
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Responsibility
President
Vice President
Treasurer
Secretary
Architectural
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Security
Deaths In The Village
April 13, 2008
Marlys Zimmer
May 29, 2008
Irene Kay
June 12, 2008
Loren Cobb
June 14, 2008
Lore Ingram Weekley
(former resident)
June 28, 2008
Richard Leydens
July 29, 2008
Carol Sombke
THANK YOU NOTES
FOR AUGUST
I would like to thank everyone for the cards & calls when
my brother passed away.
Nell Riley
SVE has many caring and thoughtful people and I would
like to thank everyone for the cards and calls after my recent
surgery.
Nell Riley
Notice To Contributors
of Articles For The
Outlook
We see that the majority of the articles turned into the
Outlook box in the office are written on a computer, so
many of you have e-mail connections as well. To save time
for both of us, we encourage you to do the following:
1. Type your article as a Word Document. This is
necessary for us to be able to open your message, edit it
when necessary and send it via e-mail to the publisher.
Microsoft Works or other programs will not allow us to
do this, only Word.
2. Include your name and phone number in case we
have a problem or question.
3. Save a copy of your typed document until we reply
that we have received it.
4. Send your article as an e-mail attachment to either
Judy at [email protected] or Charlie at [email protected].
You may still drop your articles off in written form
into the Outlook box in the SVE office, but if you have
Internet access, we hope you will give this method a try.
CHAPEL NOTES
By Pastor Wyn Olson
The Lord Jesus speaking in a parable to the righteous
about the time of judgment, made the following
statement recorded for us in Matthew’s gospel:
“Then the King will say to those on his right, ‘Come,
you who are blessed by my Father; take your inheritance,
the kingdom prepared for you since the creation of the
world. For I was hungry and you gave me something to
eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I
was a stranger and you invited me in, I needed clothes
and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me,
I was in prison and you came to visit me.’
“Then the righteous will answer him, ‘Lord, when did
we see you hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you
something to drink? When did we see you a stranger
and invite you in, or needing clothes and clothe you?
When did we see you sick or in prison and go to visit
you?’
“The King will reply, ‘I tell you the truth, whatever
you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine,
you did for me.’” Matthew 25:34-40 (NIV)
Among the people who worship and fellowship at the
Village Chapel there are many who are hurting because
of sickness, surgeries, sorrow or loneliness.
Our Visitation Committee, under the leadership of
our Minister of Visitation, is available to visit hurting
people, bring them spiritual comfort and assess their
needs. We are a spiritual family of brothers and sisters
in Christ, who are very sensitive to the problems and
needs of our friends and neighbors. It is wonderful to
see how graciously and effectively people volunteer to
meet these challenges. Our people willingly respond on
a volunteer basis when they are asked to help.
As the pastor, I have no problem obtaining a favorable
response when we are faced with a crisis situation and
need someone to offer assistance. It is a wonderful
privilege to serve the Lord with this friendly, caring,
congregation.
Each Sunday we are thrilled when we are able to
welcome new people into our fellowship. We would
love to have you join us as we worship and serve the
Lord. We meet each Sunday at 8:00 a.m. in the SVE
Auditorium. It is always cool and comfortable, even on
these hot summer Sundays.
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HERE’S WHAT’S HAPPENING…..
Judy Janousek
Join the Fun
Spend a fun evening of music and dancing with the popular
Needham Twins in the SVE Auditorium on Thursday,
August 28 at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are available now in the
office for $6 per person or they may be purchased at the door
for $7. Get your friends together BYOB and enjoy a fun
evening with this talented pair.
Congratulations Residents!!!
Give a big pat on the back and thank you to all who donated
to the recent food drive held in SVE. Approximately 2,000
pounds of food and $960 was collected for United Food
Bank in Mesa. For each 5 items donated, residents received
a ticket that gave them a chance to win one of many prizes
donated by area businesses. The drawing was held at the
well-attended Omelet Breakfast on July 3rd with many folks
taking home a nice gift. The real winner, of course, was
United Food Bank and the families who benefit from their
service.
Moving Underway
A flurry of activity is taking place as volunteers and staff
begins the backbreaking process of rearranging rooms now
that the Palo Verde Building is ready for occupancy.
Read the “Manager’s Corner” article in this issue of
the Outlook and you will understand why it will be several
weeks before all the moves are completed. It has been said
that moving is a lot like childbirth…..after a while, you
forget how painful it really was. Hopefully, we will soon be
enjoying the results of this painful process.
Awesome Auditorium
The new color scheme and attractive décor in the
Auditorium are a big improvement for this well-used
building. Be sure to stop by and take a look. The project
was paid for in full by profits from our Sunday Night Bingo.
Show your gratitude by supporting them with your play.
Singers Needed
Our own talented Sunland Singers have been missed for a
while, but will soon be entertaining us again. Rehearsals will
resume in the fall with their new director, Kenneth Seipp
and several enthusiastic returning members. New voices are
welcome, so if you would like to check out the group, they
will meet in the Mesa Verde Room on Tuesday, September
30th at 12:30 p.m.
Dedication Being Planned
The committee planning the Palo Verde Building
dedication on Sunday, November 16th is hard at work
making arrangements for this special afternoon. Volunteers
will be needed to assist with the festivities so let the office
know if you would like to help, and they will pass your name
on to the committee.
A Good Deal on Chairs
Checking cost and testing sturdy, stackable chairs for the
Palo Verde Building has been going on for several weeks,
with prices running $65 per chair, and up. Holy Cross
Church recently received new chairs from a benefactor and
were looking to sell their excellent condition used ones. Our
Board of Directors took a look and agreed that they would
serve us well for several years, and purchased 300 of them
at $11.50 each for a total cost of $3,450. That was a huge
saving, and better yet, Bocce Ball agreed to pick up the tab
as well as pay for a good used electronic piano to be placed
in the Oakwood Room.
Stop and Take a Rest
Recently all the splintered and broken exercise stations
were removed from around the Mesa Verde retention area.
Many walkers use this area daily and would like to see those
empty spots filled with benches where they could stop for
a rest or visit with others. Some research has been done
and maintenance free, non-movable concrete benches can be
purchased for around $200 plus delivery. It is hoped that at
least two benches can be obtained at the present time. If any
individual or group would like to sponsor a bench, please
call Pat Chumbley at 984-3753.
Check Website Often
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of the monthly Outlook along with several new additions
that are planned for the coming months.
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August 2008
Sunland Village East Association Board of Directors’ Meeting
JULY 10, 2008 • Mesa Verde Room
Open Session 9:30 a.m.
---Marcia Todd spoke for the Sunland Stitchers, a group of 70
members. First, they thought the Room Assignment Committee
had told them they could stay in the Saguaro Room. Then they
were told they could move to the Oakwood Room and their
cabinets would be moved there. They were told their cabinets
could not go in the room, but would be located in the storage
room adjacent to the Oakwood Room. They tried to meet in the
room July 9 but the acoustics in the room are too bad. They are
requesting more cabinets be built to their specifications and be on
rollers so the cabinets can be moved into the room. They are also
asking that they be given a written agreement from the Board that
they will be given the cabinets as specified and that they will be
given priority for the space in the storage area. // Pat responded
that the Room Committee was a study committee appointed by the
Board to make recommendations regarding room usage, but the
final decisions were the responsibility of the Board. The Building
Committee was appointed to help oversee the construction of
the building; they have nothing to do with room usage or room
assignments. That is up to the Board. The Board will take the
Stitchers requests under advisement.
---Jerry Little said they had been asked to build a cabinet for
the Stitchers and as soon as they are caught up with their move,
they will be happy to do that.
---Virginia McFall added that Pinochle had a pot luck in
the Oakwood room on July 4 and agrees that the acoustics
in that room are a problem and something needs to be done.//
Pat responded that the building is still a work in progress. We
are aware of the acoustics problem but have not had time to
do anything in the building. We were given the Certificate of
Occupancy from the City on June 18. Until that time, we were
not allowed to put anything in the building. Virginia wondered
why we had emptied the Saguaro room so soon. Pat said we
needed to move the Stitchers and get them operational as quickly
as our maintenance crew had time to do it. Virginia said they
preferred the convenience of using a room in the Common area.
Laura mentioned that there will be another Saguaro Room in the
Common area as soon as the moving of the Library is completed.
Virginia feels that the changing of the rooms should have been
brought to a vote of the people. Pat said a vote would have
brought such a variety of opinions, we would not have been able
to reach a consensus.
---Bert Mersman asked where ping pong was going to be
held. Pat and Gene assured him that the tables and equipment
were already in a storage area of the PV Building and the tables
would be rolled into the Rosewood Room when used.
---Pat Blake stated she felt the Stitchers have been unfairly
treated. They wanted their cabinets in the same room where they
are working and feel the cabinets should be on casters. Pat has
told the Quilters that these cabinets are not stable enough to be
moved around and they could tip over causing serious injury.
---Chuck De Sario addressed three issues. 1. He would like
at least an occasional change in the time the Board has these
meetings so the residents who are still working could participate.
2. He would like to see some park benches put around the Nido
retention area for the benefit of all walkers to rest or visit. He
objects to the proposal of having benches only at the east end
of the area when there are shaded areas between the basins that
would also be helpful and comfortable. 3. The exercise room
in the south end is not adequate. One of the two treadmills has
been out of order for 3 weeks, and is broken on a regular basis.
New equipment should be available to the south exercise room
as well as the north exercise complex. Pat made note of his
suggestions and will be taken under consideration. She is aware
of the problems with the treadmill.
----Jeff Bowlds stated the time for the Board meetings was
voted on a couple years ago, and the majority wanted morning
meetings.
---Charlie Walker agreed that she would like to see the south
exercise ‘closet’ enlarged. She also wanted to say that not every
group or club has been catered to or has gotten their way. The
Bocce Club did not want the new building so close to the Bocce
courts, but it is there. It’s reality and we’re living with it.
---Ken Getman suggested we could return to the Town
Hall meetings that he used to run in the evenings several times
a year and suggested Mr. De Sario might consider establishing
those meetings again. Pat agreed this is a good suggestion. It
is a time for people to express opinions and establish a line of
communication. No policy can be made at these meetings, but
good suggestions can come forth.
---Pat stated for the record that we will continue working with
the Quilters. They have presented their case, as the Board has.
We are trying to get the best for everyone. The Saguaro Room was
a community-use room, not a Quilters’ room, and the Oakwood
Room is a community-use room also.
Board of Directors’ meeting 10:04 a.m.
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Board members present were: Pat Chumbley, Gene Trust,
Richard Hicks, Laura Paulsen, Dave Hughes, Donald Courtright.
Walt Handberry excused. Manager Dick Schinke was in
attendance. All stood for the Pledge of Allegiance.
---The minutes of the June 12, 2008, meeting need correcting.
Ken Getman noted that the minutes said he spoke for Charlie
Parcels, when he said he stated that he did not speak for Mr.
Parcels. The minutes will be corrected.
---Treasurer’s Report – Rich Hicks. Copies of the Treasurer’s
report are posted on the bulletin board outside the office. In
June, our Revenue exceeded our expenses by $25,444, and the
year-to-date revenue has exceeded expenses by $180,905. The
report on the new building funds shows we owe our contractor
a final payment of $12,681, which will be paid when several
minor repairs are made to the building. Through the raising of
funds from the SVE Buy-In Fees, the Community Improvement
Contributions, the Brick Wall Fund, and the 2006 and 2007 Board
Contributions, we have exceeded the contract amount for the
building by $8,279.75. Therefore, since the building contract is
now complete, this New Building Analysis report will no longer
be printed. The Treasurer’s report will be filed.
---Architectural Report – Dave Hughes. In June, 6 houses
and 2 condos were sold. This brings the total sales to 76 for the
first six months of the year.
---Community Patrol Report – Dick Schinke. A report
provided by Terri Teten shows a few calls for service, as follows:
1 found property;1 subjects disturbing;1 burglary alarm; 3
suspicious activity; 1 check on welfare of an individual; 1 agency
assist; 1 City Code violation; and 1 unknown trouble. Our
Security still reports garage doors being left open. Volunteers are
driving around in a police car checking for open garage doors.
---Manager’s Report – Dick Schinke. We were contacted
by the Fire Dept. because we have to comply with a fire code
inspection in all of our buildings, for which there is a charge. This
is a new program that was put in place for businesses in Mesa by
the City Council in February of last year. When he asked why
they did this, the unofficial response was “because we need to
generate revenue.” When he complained about the $1250 charge
for doing the inspection, and called several officials, they cut
the charge in half. He has continued to follow up on this as to
whether HOA’s need to comply with this as we are not a business,
so this is ongoing.
---We have received our Certificate of Occupancy for the new
building, so now we can begin the moving process of Woodshop,
Lapidary, and Computers. They are all working very hard
with their own labor to accomplish the moves.
---We have had the palm trees trimmed by Tree Experts,
who charged $17 per tree. Most other companies charge
between $35 and $55 per tree. We will contact them again in
the winter to skin the trees to within a foot of the crowns.
---Around the auditorium some lights have been replaced,
and the glaring white fixtures have been replaced with softer
yellow bulbs. Burned out lights were replaced in the Mesa
Verde building.
---An electronic piano in excellent condition has been
located and purchased for $400 for the Palo Verde building..
---The netting for the softball field will wait to be installed
until fall due to the heat. The softball players will be
installing it themselves.
---The painting of the auditorium has been completed, and
Bobbie Hughes and her helpers are working on the rest of
the remodeling.
---Chuck De Sario questioned whether we are in
compliance with the laws against hiring illegal aliens.// Dick
said all of our employees are legal. The contracted companies
we hire should also not employ illegals. When asked, they
will say they are all legal, but that may or may not be true.
We are not the direct employer. The workers are hired by the
companies who do work for us.
---Charlie Parcels gave some input in regard to the Fire
Department code inspections. Dick responded that we are
in compliance with the fire codes, but this inspection is
different. Dick is just checking to see if HOAs fall under
this new program.
---Pat reported that we have been successful in purchasing
300 very good used chairs from the Holy Cross Church that are
stackable and have padded seats and back. We will pick up the
chairs this afternoon and place them in the Oakwood Room. The
cost per chair was $11.50 for a total of $3,450. New chairs cost
from $60 to $80 each plus shipping and tax. We thank the Bocce
Club for donating $4,000 toward the purchase of these chairs,
leaving us enough balance to pay for the piano. No storage carts
are needed as the chairs will be placed around the walls in the
room, which may help a little on the acoustical problem.
---A double door refrigerator and a microwave/convection
oven have been donated by residents for the kitchen.
President’s Agenda – Pat Chumbley
Old Business
---Ed Zarr reported that a flag pole for the front of the
new building has been ordered, and he thanked John McFall
(Bingo) for paying for this installation.
---In reference to the acoustical problems in the new
building, the contractor recommended that we wait until
we have moved some furniture into the building before
determining what is needed. The woodshop had the same
problem until they moved all their equipment in. There
was a question in regard to keys for the building. There are
only a couple keys right now; however, the locks will all be
changed to conform to the master keys used on all of the
buildings.
---Betty Elm says there is still some confusion as to
the difference between the cash donations and the brick
purchases. Buying a brick gets your name on the donor
wall. Cash donations will get your name on the contributors’
plaque. Many people will be listed on both the wall and
the plaque. The deadline for having your name on the
plaque is September 30. This deadline is to insure that the
two large plaques will be on display at the Grand Opening.
Contributions will still be accepted anytime before or after
the September 30 date.
---Bricks are still being sold every day. The brick sales
presently total $68,382. Two walls have already been
completed, so if you haven’t seen the walls, please check
them out. They look great. We have enough bricks right
now to complete about half of another wall, but we would
like to have enough to complete the whole wall at one time.
We can do it; we can do anything if we work together. So
please buy a brick or two or three!!
---Pat’s update on the remodeling: Lapidary has had a lot of
help from volunteer men and women on cleaning up the vacated
woodshop room. They are working as fast as they can and doing
an excellent job. They have to complete the electrical hookups
they need, plus installing walls around an enclosed section,
cleaning and painting the entire room, installing an exhaust
system, and finally moving all of their equipment and cupboards
and counters. When they complete their move, the computer
volunteers will begin the work needed to prepare their lab. All
of the labor is being done in-house by volunteers and help where
needed by our maintenance crew. The only contracted labor will
be to replace the carpet in the new office and later new flooring in
the new Saguaro room.
New Business
---The Board has reviewed the Lapidary and Computer Club
accounts, and we are assured they are contributing as much as
they can toward their own remodeling, so that is a big help to
our community. We are proposing to help pay the difference
to complete their remodeling. MOTION Don moved to
appropriate $3,100 for remodeling the Lapidary Room. Laura
seconded. The motion carried. MOTION Gene moved to
appropriate $1,600 for remodeling the former Lapidary Room
for the Computer Lab. Dave seconded. The motion carried.
---We need to redo all the locks in the Palo Verde building
to conform to the master keys for all the buildings in the
community. The locksmith has been contacted to determine
the cost. MOTION Rich moved to appropriate $4,300
for new locks and keys for the Palo Verde building. Dave
seconded. The motion carried.
Comments
---Our sincere thanks to the following: Bingo/John McFall
for purchasing the entire flag installation in front of the Palo Verde
building for $4,475 and for painting the interior of the auditorium,
the Bocce Club for their check for $4,000 to pay for the chairs and
piano to go in the Oakwood Room, the Woodshop for $628 to
pay for the second roller shade installed in the Palo Verde kitchen,
the Singles Club for their $812 donation to be used where needed
in the new building, Lois Morrison, the Computer Club, and
Paul & Carole Thovson for their donations.
---Last month we appointed a committee for the dedication
ceremony in November. Ed and Sylvia DeBrule were appointed,
but due to a death in the family, they are on leave of absence and
will become active on the committee later. Lona Christoffers
has also been appointed to this committee.
---We have been looking for park benches and getting prices.
We have located some concrete benches that are very heavy
and durable for around $200 plus a delivery charge. We are
looking for two at the present time for the corners on the east side
(Periwinkle) of the retention area. Any individual or club willing
to contribute toward a bench and perhaps have your name on a
plaque applied to the bench or benches, please let us know.
---The 50/50 drawing totaled $50. Connie Zimmerman won
$25 and $25 goes into the building fund.
---Dee is in the back of the room selling the ‘No Soliciting’
signs. They are also available in the office. Price $1.
---We received a thank you note from the United Food Bank
for our generous contribution. We also thank all those who gave
money or food.
---Virginia McFall asked if we had a box in the office for
the collection of box tops for the Boulder Creek School. These
coupons are on cereal boxes and Campbell’s soup cans. There
was a thank you in the paper for $2,000 in coupon points donated
by Sunland Village East. Apparently Lois Morrison has been
collecting for that cause. A box will be placed in the office for
contributions.
---The meeting adjourned at 11:01 a.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Laura Paulsen, Secretary
The Manager’s Korner
Dick Schinke
Remodeling of rooms and moving of clubs is in full swing.
It was difficult to get started because we were all waiting
for the final Palo Verde building inspection approval. The
computer club wanted to begin moving into the old lapidary,
lapidary couldn’t move until the wood shop vacated their
room, but wood shop couldn’t complete their move until the
final PaloVerde building inspection. The library wanted to
begin work to move into the old office. The office wanted
to get into the Saguaro Room, but had to wait until the Palo
Verde building was inspected so that the Sunland Stitchers
could move into the new building. Now, somehow, we have
been able to get started and most of the move is progressing
with very few problems. However, I think we will all be
real glad to see this job completed! We are progressing on
schedule and will have everything completed by the time our
winter visitors return. If anyone has any questions about our
progress, just call the office.
CONDO II NEWS
Wanda Katzman
This will be short as around me nothing is happening.
I know the grass is being cut, the garbage picked up, the
palm trees were trimmed, some are even still golfing, but
our street is very quiet. Maybe that is good as there are
no obvious problems. The street looks very nice, as usual.
Word is out that the restaurant will open in August. Sally
has moved to Fellowship Square, Al was in town to tell
us Bev will have her back surgery this month, and Monte
called from Montana to say she will be moving into #234
as soon as her house there is sold. I have an address for Bev
if anyone would like it. Gayle and John had grandchildren
visiting. You can tell I am looking for news. Do let me
know if you have news for our street.
BITS AND PIECES
Charlie Walker
August is a slow month for national
holidays but be sure to celebrate National
Senior Citizens Day on the 21st. Others of
little note this month are: Nat’l Lighthouse
Day on the 7th (now this is a biggie for
Arizona), and Nat’l Watermelon day on the
3rd (this is one I might consider).
Don’t forget that the Summer Olympics
begin in Beijing, China on the 8th. Please
do not call me while the various events are
going on or I shall probably be very short
with you.
Other than the Olympics, this is a good
month to haul out all those books you have
been putting off reading.
Did you ever stop and thank Percy
Spencer for making it possible to operate
your TV with a remote control or run your
microwave oven?
OK all you sports fans, who first came
up with those vertically striped black and
white shirts for the officials? Twas a Detroit
referee named Lloyd Olds in 1921.
Ever wonder why in the world those
Kamikaze pilots wore helmets?
Forget about those bend and touch the
floor exercises. If God wanted me to touch
my toes, he would have put them on my knees
(or even my waist would have handier).
When two egotists meet it’s an I for an I.
File this under weird holidays: every
August in Bunol, Spain is the world’s biggest
food fight with rotten tomatoes! After two
hours, the local firefighters hose down all the
participants. Think I’ll just skip this one.
Another Did You Know item: The
strongest muscle in the body is the tongue
(and we will entertain no comments from the
male population of SVE).
Though life may not be the party we
hoped for, we might as well dance while
we’re here.
This month’s quotable quote: You can
easily judge the character of a man by how
he treats those who can do nothing for him.
James D. Miles
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2008/2009 Season
Entertainment
Date Tickets go on sale
7-3-08
Omelet Brunch $8
8-28-08
Needham Twins Show & Dance $6 advance/$7 door
9-18-08
Juelz $5
10-23-08
Oktoberfest
11-22-08
End of Summer Party
11-27-08
Thanksgiving Dinner
12-10-08
Golf Cart Parade (Free)
12-16-08
The Duttons Christmas Show (Sunsationials Fundraiser) $20
1-13-09
Chris Pendleton & David Levesque (Concert Series)
1-27-09
Larry Linkin with accompanying Musical Trio (Concert Series)
1-29-09
Dinner with Anders Magic $20
2-10-09
The Barbary Coast Dixieland Band (Concert Series)
2-19-09
Raymond Hildebrand (Formally “Paul & Paula” sang Hey Paula) $10
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Mac Frampton & special guest, Tenor Sam Hagen (Concert Series)
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New Odyssey (3 men-36 instruments) (Concert Series)
3-12-09
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Michael J & The Mighty Cash Cats (Tribute to Johnny Cash)$10
3-24-09
Jimmy Travis (Comedian/Singer/Guitarist) (Concert Series)
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August 2008
Hand & Foot Canasta
Louise Grove
Hand & Foot Canasta is being played each Wednesday
afternoon starting at 12:30 P.M. in the Mesa Verde Room.
50 cents/game – optional. All are welcome to play.
We will teach anyone wanting to learn. Any questions,
call Louise (480) 357-9912.
COMPUTER CLUB
Bits and Bytes
Beverly Selvage
Come join the excitement at the
Computer Club meeting on Monday,
September 1st in the Mesa Verde
Room, starting at 9:00 A.M. We
will need lots of help setting up our
new Computer Room.
The members who attended the
Southwest Computer User’s
Annual Conference in San
Diego, have come back with
some great ideas and information
on new software. Even though
Joe Zagar has been on the road
this summer, he has kept up our
great Website and the newsletters. Go to SVECC.COM
for the latest news.
We will meet September 1st with a full days schedule
beginning at 9:00 A.M. with Q. & A. and at 10:15 there
will be a program by Joe Zagar on E-mailing Photos and
Attachments. At 2:00 P.M. there is a Computer Club
Lab planning meeting with input from all attending
members. Be sure not to miss this session, as it is
important for all of us.
SVE GENEALOGY
Jean McLane
The summer seems to by flying by heat
and all. I’ll get a breather from hot hot
to maybe a little cooler as we head to
Montana for a couple weeks. School
and a small family reunion well be
fun along with a little research.
The July FHSA newsletter just
arrived so I’ll pass along a little
info that might be of interest.
There are two excellent websites
showing scans of antique maps and you can zoom in for
details. The first is mostly European Maps, but includes
others, plus heraldry and a few books: www.maproom.
org . Another is Rhymer Map Collection: www.stub.
unibe.ch/stub/rhymer . This has antique maps from all
over the world. It’s easy to spend hours on these sites.
If you would like a basic Research Checklist to mark the
documents you have searched, and ideas for more places
to look Try: www.jelleyjar.com/anecestor/research.html
submitted by Beth Horton. If you have trouble with the
Rhymer collection try spelling Rhyiner.
Remember we meet twice a month on the first and
third Wed. in the Mesa Verde Room. The first Wed. is
the research trip to the Family History Library here in
Mesa. We gather on the patio at 8:30am and carpool to the
library for the day. The third Wed. we meet at 9am for our
scheduled program. Gene Trust is great about sending an
e-mail reminding you of times, topics and dates so make
sure he has your correct address. For more information
please call Gene 373-6052 or Diane at 986-5699 or Jean
at 986-0002.
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Our next meeting will be on August 17. If you have any
questions or just need to get information please attend
these meetings. Facilitators are Marge May and Jan
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August 2008
Red Hat Society News
Lapidary/Silversmith Club
Paul Thovson
Club members are working hard to get the new room
ready for all the equipment from the old shop. We have been
blessed with a large number of volunteers doing electrical
work, wall repairs, painting, removal of cabinets, pulling
nails, constructing walls, and a multitude of other projects.
So far, volunteers who don’t mind getting a little dirty have
accomplished all of the work. One of our big projects involved
getting rid of 20 years of accumulated sawdust. There are
always a lot of surprises when you start working on things
that were built 20 years ago. Construction styles and code
requirements were a little different at that time so we have
been trying to update things to meet the current codes.
Donations of a window, electrical materials, and numerous
other items have helped keep the overall costs down. The
SVE Board agreed to provide up to $3000 to cover costs of
the move and the Club will contribute approximately $3000.
Doing all of the construction in-house will help keep the
costs down and give the Club members a sense of pride and
accomplishment.
We are keeping a photographic record of the move and
these photos will be posted in the new shop for our grand
reopening. One picture below shows Barb & Jack Burnett
and Penny Pence taking apart cabinets in the old shop and
the other picture shows the start of construction of a dividing
wall in the new shop.
INVITATION TO
SCRABBLE PLAYERS
Anyone (whether a permanent or winter resident)
interested in joining a group of Scrabble Players is welcome.
We play once a week at 1PM on Tuesday afternoon in the
small card room (facing Lakeview Ave.). We play for the
challenge and the fun. Don’t be intimidated, even if you
haven’t played in a while. We would love to have more
members. Just show up and join us.
Contact Person: Marilyn Glogoss 986-4632
Patti Scarborough
There was love in the air as twenty
eight Red Hat Ladies entered the Mesa
Verde Room on June 25th. Group
3 hosted this tea with a “wedding
theme”, It was elegant! The tables
were decorated with white flowers,
lace doilies, pearls, wine glasses, a
decorated sheet cake & trays of fruit,
including PASSION fruit. Great job
ladies. At the May tea, Alice Heppler, the
group leader, reminded us that June use-to-be the month for
brides & asked each of us to bring a wedding picture to the
June tea. These pictures were displayed on the head table
among white & silver decorations. We had so much fun
trying to guess which Red Hat sister was on the arm of each
good looking guy.
We went from lace & pearls in June to dirt & grime in July.
Several of us enjoyed lunch & the play “Oliver” on July 2nd,
at the Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre on Brown Road.
We are making plans to return to Broadway Palm in Aug
to see “Honky Tonk Angels” Ladies, check with the leader of
your group for more information.
The Red Hat Society meets the fourth Wed of each month
at 10AM in the Mesa Verde Room. When you join us, please
remember to bring a cup, teabag, paper & pen.
The next tea is Aug 27th hosted by Group 5.
Social Bridge Hosts
For August 2008
Mary Jean Crider
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Mary Ann Carlson, 986-5007
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Delores Triplett, 986-4364
THURSDAY EVENING
Marge & Lee Bergstrom, 357-3906
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Marilyn Schlieper, 380-7896
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August 2008
The Sunland Singers
Active Singles of SVE Charlie
Walker
Ellie Ostrom
Got the mid-summers blahs?? Come to our Singles Club
and we will show you a few “cool” things to
do this
month.
Wednesday, August 6 we will
be attending the Free Movie
at Super saver Cinema in
Superstition Springs Mall
Area. Meet at the parking lot
at 12 noon for carpooling.
Remember if you do not
drive—a real bargain
considering gas prices
today. Sign up for this
event by July 30 or contact
Betty Boren, phone 9842750.
We will try something
new and different on Sunday,
August 10.
An Aloha
Luncheon Party in the Mesa
Verde Room from 2-4pm. Look in
the back of your closet and bring
out those old MuMu’s or brightly
colored Hawaiian type shirts or any
other
bright clothing and join us. We will have a little entertainment,
games and a great Hawaiian inspired lunch for only $4.00 per
person. Please sign up and pay by Aug. 6.
Contact person is Mary Watson, 986-8944.
Another always-popular event is the Early Dinner at
Old Country Buffet on Thursday, August 28, at 6628 E.
Southern Ave. Sign up by August 20. Meet at parking lot
for car-pooling at 3:00, driving fee $1.00. Contact person is
Mary Watson, 986-8944.
Our Sunshine Chairman for August is Marj Norstrom,
380-5310. Contact her if you know of any single who is ill
or has other needs we can help with.
We meet at 6:30pm Wednesday evenings in the Mesa Verde
room for various games and cards. We invite all singles (Men
and Women) in the village to come for a visit. If you would
like to join the SVE Active Singles, our dues are only $8.00
per year. Do something new and different this long and very
hot summer. You will meet some really great fun and “cool”
people, and we’ll help you overcome those summer blahs.
All vocalists out there who have yearned for your fifteen
minutes of fame (well, maybe five minutes), here is your
chance.
Kenneth Seipp, the new director of the Sunland Singers is
inviting those singers interested in performing solos with the
group to contact him. There will be solos at the SVE street
fair on November 22, the Christmas concert on December
18th, and the spring concert in March. Dr. Seipp can re
beached at [email protected].
So get out the song that best shows off your talents as a
headliner and contact Dr. Seipp for your chance to be an
SVE star.
Sunland Stitchers
Freda Klein & Marcia Todd
We wish to honor Arzilla Domann-a faithful quilter for
many years. She passed away May 29 and the Stitchers gave
her husband Walt a quilt to remember us by.
Since May the Quilters have been offered the Rosewood
Room which our membership is too large to accommodate,
so the Oakwood Room was the last available space to us.
This would be very nice if we could utilize the East wall
space as opposed to filling a 10X10 storage space with 8 feet
cabinets which also needs to be shared by other groups. Our
cabinet space is still lacking a 4ft. rolling cart for essential
tools.
With the news of our move to the Palo Verde building
came a packing date. On July 1st, Pat Blake was in charge.
Who ever was in the room needed to empty the equipment
and material from the cabinets. Joanne Martinek, Marcia
Todd, Ferne Cohen, Sue Commer, Barb Nicholson, Doris
Orthmann,Vera Smith & I worked hard to get boxes and
bags filled and out to Pat’s car. She and Marcia took several
carloads to her house.
On July 9th we emptied Pat Blake’s house of Stitchers
supplies and loaded up the East storage room at the Palo
Verde Building. The echoing around in the Oakwood Room
was so bad we ended up huddling in the West storage room
so we could hear each other talk.
Sunsationals Tap
Club News
Glenda Gearhart
The Sunsationals tap dancers are back at work this month.
Our girls are returning from their vacations and practicing
their moves for next year. The costumes are almost finished
and we are excited! Our all new Dance Revue will be right
here in the SVE Auditorium March 3rd and 7th, 2009. We will
also be performing again, at the Chandler Center for the Arts,
March 11th thru the 13th, 2009.
We are still looking for a few new dancers. New beginning
classes are starting in November. Come join us! You do not
have to commit to performing, just come and learn to tap! If
you are interested call Glenda Gearhart 480-299-7382 or
Alicia Hall 480-354-7151.
WOODSHOP NEWS
Earl Burdick
We are in the new WOOD SHOP, we are not operational
but working feverishly to get there. The officers want to
give a GREAT BIG THANK YOU to all the people who
are helping to setup the new shop. The turn out has been
phenomenal. We knew it would take a tremendous amount
of work to get established again but little did we realize it
would be beyond tremendous. With all the summer time
residents pitching in, by the time you read this we will be
fully operational. Drop in and take a look or start your
project.
The SVE Book Club
Marilyn Glogoss
The book Club will meet on Tuesday, Sept. 2nd at 10am
in the Saguaro room (or in the old library if the proposed
changes have been made). The first book for the 2008-2009
year is MY SISTERS’ KEEPER by JODI PICOULT. It is
about a couple whose child needs a bone marrow transplant
and how they decide to conceive another child with the hope
of providing a match. The story is told from the sibling’s
point of view. Everyone is welcome to come and join in the
discussion.
SVE FHE
Family Home Evening Group
Darlene Rich
The monthly meeting of the FHEG for August will be
held on the usual second Monday, August 11th at 6PM.
Our meetings are held in the Mesa Verde Room. Anyone
who wishes to attend is invited. Our usual format includes
a potluck meal followed by some type of activity, program
or entertainment.
We will be having a Hawaiian Luau this month with a
complete Hawaiian food buffet including pulled pork and
lots of good fruit salads. Ernie & Junene Briggs host this
time and they have a great program as well as a fabulous
menu planned. Our potluck dishes will be assigned, so
if you are not contacted before time, please call for an
assignment. Call Darlene Rich at 986-6985 if you would
like to attend. This will also help us get a more accurate
count of tables to set.
So, practice your hula movements and brush up on the
Hawaiian songs you know. You may need them. Until
then, Aloha!
August 2008
9
STRETCHING CLASS
BOCCE CLUB NEWS
Saturday stretching classes have been cancelled until
September 6,2008, due to the remodeling of the Saguaro Room.
Starting Saturday, September 6th, we will be meeting
in the Palo Verde Building at the usual time, 7:30 am to
8:30am.
Please tell all of your friends, both male & female, of the
above changes. Here’s a bit of information you might find
interesting. Some of the guys have informed us that their
golf scores have shown an improvement after attending
these Saturday exercises.
Join us in our new, larger room, and feel better for it.
Enjoy your time off.
Judy Castro
We know the summer heat is too much for people to
be out doing much of anything. But just so everyone
in the village is aware that there is open bocce down at
the courts, behind the Mesa Verde Room, most evenings.
So if you can stand the heat after the sun goes down we
welcome everyone to play.
Our Jam Sessions are ongoing also on Fridays between
1 and 3. Everyone is invited to come and join in on the
fun. We have nominal priced treats to enjoy. Try to stay
cool and safe. Have a great summer.
SUMMER WATER VOLLEYBALL
Bob Oganovich
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August 2008
2008/2009
Dance Schedule
Night Dances 7-10PM
August 28, 2008
Nov 8, 2008
Dec 31, 2008
Jan 17, 2009
Feb 21, 2009
March 21, 2009
Dec 31, 2009
Needham Twins
Roadrunners
Kandu
Needham Twins
The 8 Tracks
Needham Twins
Jerry Prunty Missouri Opry
The Oasis 4-6PM (Happy Hour)
April 7, 2008
The Roadrunners
Nov 3, 2008
Needham Twins
Dec 1, 2008
Hilery
Jan 5, 2009
Larry Charon
Feb 2, 2009
Roadrunners
April 6, 2009
Roadrunners
SVE CERAMICS
Some of us have been involved in
Ceramics 45years or more. Have you ever
wondered how and who created this great
pastime? 13,000 years ago the origin of
ceramics was used by Hunter-Gatherers.
The use of ceramics spread across
Northern Europe from China to Europe
between 12,000 and 6000 years ago. The
potter’s wheel came next and the rest is
history. When the molds came about is
Chapter 2. Come and join us where it is
cool and you have companionship while
making neat things.
August 2008
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Regular Weekly Activities
Sunday
8am
9am
Monday
Men’s Golf / Tennis
7:30am
Aerobics
8am
Horse Shoes
8am
Lapidary/Silversmith
8am
Sports Court Volleyball
7:50 &9am Water Exercise,S. Pool
9am
Computer Club
9am
Computer Q&A (MV)
9am
Ceramics Classes
9am
Woodshop
9am
Cameo Life Stories (CR)
9&10 am
Water Exercise, N. Pool
10am
Shuffleboard
10:15 am Computer Club
10:15am
Beginner Computer (MV)
Chapel (A)
Fellowship (A)
6:45pm
7pm
7pm
Bingo (A)
Partners Bridge (O,C)
Mixed Billiards
1pm
1pm
1pm
1pm
1-4pm
1pm
1 pm
1pm
2pm
2pm
2-4pm
3:30pm
7pm
7pm
7pm
7pm
Bunco (O)
Men’s Pinochle
Quilters (S)
Ceramics
Woodshop
Silversmith/Lapidary
Quilters
Men’s Poker (PR)
Computer Club (MV)
No-Tap Bowling
Water volleyball N. Pool
Superstition Senior
Bowling- Mesa East Bowl
Mixed Pinochle (O,C)
Mixed Billiards
Bocce
Ping Pong (S)
Tuesday
Ladies’ Golf / Tennis
7:50 &9am Water Exercise,
S. Pool
8am
Men’s Billiards
8am
Horseshoes (Pits)
8am
9am
Over Eaters (C)
9-12
9am
Woodshop
9am
Ceramics
9am
Stain Glass AC
9am
Tap
9&10
Water Exercise, N. Pool
12:30pm
1pm
1pm
1pm
1pm
1pm
1pm
1pm
1pm
1pm
6:30pm
7pm
7pm
7pm
7pm
Ladies’ Billiards
Men’s Pinochle
Duplicate Bridge (CR)
Woodcarving
Woodshop
Ceramics
Ladies Bridge (O&C)
Scrabble
Men’s Poker (P)
Men’s Poker (P)
“500” Cards (MV)
Ladies & Gents Bridge (O)
Bocce
Bunco (CR)
Wednesday
Men’s Golf / Tennis
7:30am Aerobics (A)
S. Pool
8am
9am
9am
Acrylic/Oil
9am
Ceramics
9am
Woodshop
9&10
Water Exercise
N. Pool
10am
Blood Pressure
10am
Shuffleboard
12:30
1-4pm
1pm
1pm
1pm
1pm
1pm
1pm
1pm
1pm
2pm
6:30pm
6:30
7pm
7pm
7pm
Hand & Foot (MV)
Ceramics
Ladies & Gents
Bridge (O&C)
Choir
Stained Glass
Men’s Pinochle (P)
Woodshop
SVE Golf Club Assoc.
Quilters (S)
Mixed Bowling League
Active Singles Cards
& Games (MV)
Ladies Texas Hold em’
Practice Bridge (C)
Mixed Cribbage (O)
Bocce
Thursday
Friday
Ladies Golf / Men’s Golf / Tennis
8am
Men’s Billiards
S. Pool
8am
8am
Horse Shoes
9am-Noon Open Painting
9am-Noon Round Dance
9am
Woodshop
9am
Ceramics
9&10
Water Exercise,
N. Pool
9-12pm Chess (CR)
Tennis
7:30am Aerobics (A)
12pm
12:30pm
1pm
1pm
1pm
1pm
1pm
1pm
1pm
2-4pm
1pm
6:30pm
7:00pm
7pm
7pm
Village 9ers’ Ladies Golf
Ladies Billiards
Duplicate Bridge (O)
Ceramics
Woodcarving
Woodshop
Choir in the Mesa (MR)
Water volleyball
N. Pool
Men’s Poker (P)
Ladies & Gents
Bridge (O&C)
Bocce
Game Night
8am
9am
9am
9am
9am
9&10
9-12
10am
1pm
1pm
1pm
1pm
1pm
1pm
6pm
7pm
7pm
S. Pool
Saturday
7:30am
8am
10am
Stretching Class (S)
Men’s Billiards
Shootout
Shuffleboard
Lapidary
Ceramics
Woodshop
Tap
Water Exercise,
N. Pool
Open Painting
Ping Pong (S)
Ladies & Gents
Bridge (O)
Jam Session
Ceramics
Mah Jongg (C)
Lapidary
Woodshop
Mixed Poker (P)
Pinochle (O)
Bocce
1pm
1pm
2-4pm
7-9pm
7pm
Ladies Poker
Round Dance
Water volleyball
N. Pool
Water Volleyball (NP)
Euchre (O)
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August 2008
Sunday
Monday
LEGEND
A&C: Arts & Crafts
Act: Activity
Center
AUD: Auditorium
Tuesday
10
AUD Nondenominational
Chapel
1pm MV SVE Singles Party
6:45pm AUD Bingo
10:30am Rose Woodshop Mtg
2:30
MV Sun Runners RV
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18
24
1pm
5pm
25
8am
Chapel
6:45pm AUD Bingo
9:30pm O
5
6pm
MV Singles
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9:30am O Knitting
4pm MV Family Home Evening
Group
Chapel
6:45pm AUD Bingo
Saturday
1
4
17
8am
Friday
2
1 pm
AUD JAM
4:30 pm AUD Couples Golf Social
5 pm
MV Neville Natal Pot Luck
Chapel
1 pm MV Singles Christmas in July
6:45pm AUD Bingo
8am
Thursday
CR: Card Room
MV: Mesa Verde
O: Ocotillo
P: Poker Room
S: Saguaro
3
8am
Wednesday
Knitting
Oak Garden III mtg
Rose Horseshoes
19
6
13
3pm
6pm
Rose Golf I mtg
MV Singles
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20
7
MV Presidents Club
AUD Needham Twins
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6pm
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9:30am AUD Open Session
10am Oak Garden Condo I & II mtg
10:00am AUD Master Board Meeting 1 pm AUD JAM
1pm Rose Golf Board Mtg
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10am MV Red Hat Social
1pm AUD JAM
1 pm AUD JAM
August 2008
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SUNLAND VILLAGE EAST ACTIVITY LIST
ACTIVITY
BILLIARDS
Cactus Chicks – Women’s Billiards
Billiard Club
Wednesday Superstition League – 8 Ball
Thunderbird League – 8 Ball
BOWLING
Mixed League
Superstition Senior
No Tap Bowling League
CARDS/GAMES
“500” Cards
Games Night
Bridge Social
Bunco
Cribbage
Chess Club
Duplicate Bridge
Mah-Jong
Ladies Poker
Euchre
Hand & Foot
Pinochle
Practice Bridge
Men’s Pinochle
Mixed Poker
Men’s Poker
DANCE
Round Dancing
CabaretDances
“The Oasis” Happy Hour Dance
Sunsationals Tap Dance
GOLF
Couples Golf
Ladies Golf
Village 9er’s
Men’s Golf
EXERCISE & HEALTH
Aerobics (Floor)
Blood Pressure
Overeaters Anonymous
Water Exercise – North Pool
Water Exercise – South Pool
ARTS & CRAFTS & HOBBIES
SVE Artist President
Ceramics
Oil Painting (New Instructor)
Knitting
Lapidary/Silversmithing
Open Painting
Quilting/Sunland Stitchers
CONTACT
PHONE
Corrine Hustad
George Strole
John West
Chuck Thompson
986-9405
357-1444
984-5760
984-4476
Jerry O’Dell
Tony Morello
Delores Burianek
Ruth Morello
Vicki Beebe
357-9411
380-6884
984-6455
380-6884
986-0005
Dolores Holtz
986-6038
Mary Jean Crider
Afternoon
Bennie Maio
Judy Janousek
Jack Blair
Jeff Bowlds
Jean Hartley
Gerrie Mustard
John McFall
Louise Grove
Mary Miller
Dan Bolda
Wayne Silk
Harry Mustard
Harry Mustard
357-9621
357-4117
380-9624
380-4160
984-5309
984-9592
357-2626
373-9740
357-9912
380-4831
380-2223
984-7862
357-2626
357-2626
Howard Thompson
Jerry Driscoll
Jackie & Steve Marlatt
Glenda Gearhart
380-1012
358-9730
984-9268
357-3507
Andy Bormeth
Mickey Igo
Marilyn Glogoss
Gary McLean
984-2535
380-2253
986-4632
354-2485
Sallie Widder
Elaine Austin
Connie Oslin
Judy Janousek
Phyllis Swadburg
986-8532
380-3441
357-5454
380-9624
380-3430
Nellie LeVesque
Sue Edholm
Mat Uhl
Betty Pratter
Dave Simpson
Claris Olson
Bev Hasslinger, President
699-9123
373-6854
602-820-1358
358-0743
354-8598
357-2550
984-0926
ACTIVITY
Stained Glass
Water Colors
Wood Carving
Wood Shop
Arts & Crafts
SPORTS & OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES
Bocce Ball
Danish Club
Horseshoes
Men’s Softball
Pickle Ball
Ping Pong
Water Volleyball
Shuffleboard
Sports Court Volley Ball
Sun Runners RV Club
Tennis Club
Trail Blazers Hiking Club
SVE SPONSORED ACTIVITIES
Bingo
Ladies Luncheon
OTHER CLUBS & ACTIVITIES
Library Committee
Pancake Breakfast
Sunshine Committee
Chapel Study
Alzheimers
Welcome Committee
Book Club
Canada Committee
Jam Session (Bocce)
Choir
Computer Club
Friendship Circle
Genealogy
Red Hat Society
Scrabble
Shalom Club
Singles Club
Square and Compass
Veteran’s Club
Village Chapel
CONTACT
PHONE
Freda Klein, Vice President
Caroline Larrance (Summer)
Bob Protz
Elaine Dube
Jeff Wallgren
Ike Brake
984-8596
373-9113
984-4323
984-6491
380-3835
380-3016
Charlie Walker
Ardyce Henriksen
Pat Ward
Donald Young
Fred Beck
Gene Trust
Bob Oganovich
Mike Withrow
Mary Casale
986-8517
986-8650
380-4246
948-1135
755-2284
373-6052
357-9303
474-4217
373-8573
Bob Werth
Darlene Brown
Mildred Gammell
Jim Barnum
Ben Comer
794-1405
373-6362
380-9915
986-9767
380-7954
John McFall
Barb Merner
373-9740
984-3827
Louise Grove
Gus Hippe
Rachel Rediger
Loretta Wellman
Ed Malone
Carole Thovson
Jack Burnett
Marg May
Sharon Schwarz
Jean Shaw
Shirley Hershey
Gail Coulsen
Bill Decker
Karen Bader
Delores Bruno
Marg Nordstrom
Jean McLane
Sharon Strand
Marilyn Glogoss
Al Fischer
Margaret Marshall
Fred Madsen
Bob Miazga
Jack Burnett
Pastor Olson
357-9912
983-2725
380-2895
380-9840
984-8092
357-2729
986-9469
325-2380
325-6705
380-4682
380-8142
984-0867
984-0598
357-2504
986-6284
380-5310
986-0002
380-8997
986-4632
380-6867
354-7795
380-5302
357-0570
986-9469
984-2228
PLEASE CONTACT THE ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR WITH ANY CHANGES. Revised: March 1, 2008
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August 2008
New Installations, Preventative Maintenance and Repair
Alterations
D O R O T H Y ’ S
ALTERATIONS
SVE
resident year-round. 50+
years experience. Hemming,
replace zippers and buttons,
mending. Call Dorothy at
480-699-7845.
Cleaning Services
Dick Shaw Carpet
Cleaning
I clean traffic paths better!
No nickel or dime price. 7
steps. Everything included.
Try Me Special only $20 per
room. 480-718-5427
CARPET
&
TILE
CLEANING Insured &
Bonded Quick, no obligation
quotes. Ability, Service,
Integrity.
Visit
www.
themasterstouchcleaning
service.com and click on
the Carpet Cleaning Icon or
call Bryan at 480-324-1640
today.
Windows Squeegee Clean:
No puddles-no mess-24 hr
service. You will be delightedguaranteed. We clean sun
screens, rain gutters, ceiling
fans, light fixtures & more.
We repair/replace sun screens
and do power washing. Call
Rich 480-205-2082.
House Cleaning & Windows
Honest, dependable and
reasonable.
10+
years
experience. Ref. Roxy 9640922.
HOUSE &
WINDOW CLEANING
7th year serving Sunland.
30 pages of testimonials
from 2007 & 2008 alone!
Insured, Bonded visit www.
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service.com or call Joann
at 480-324-1640 Our low
prices will surprise you!
Caroline’s Cleaning Service
FREE Estimates. Bi-Weekly,
Weekly, Monthly, OneTime. Move-In, Move-Out.
Homes, Model Homes,
Office Complex. We provide
all cleaning equipment &
supplies. Call 480-208-0031.
Jim’s
Handy
Helper
Service Handyman, General
Household
Maintenance
including faucets, shut off
valves, commodes, disposals,
ceiling fans and more. Call
Jim 480-688-7756. A resident
of Sunland Village.
CLEAR CHOICE WINDOW
CLEANING Great RateSuperior Service. No Job Too
Small or Too Large. ReferencesCall Brian for FREE Estimate.
602-509-5152.
“Just Call Mike” Home
Maintenance & Repair.
Plumbing, Electrical, Water
Heaters, Disposals, R.O.
Systems, Fans, Lights,
Switches, Sockets, Irrigation
Timers & Valves, etc. Mesa
480-628-2757.
Health Services
In-home Services Tailored to
Your Needs: Companionship,
Bathing
&
Grooming
Assistance, Meal Prep, Light
Housekeeping, Laundry &
Linen Changing, Errands &
Transportation. Up to 24hour care. Insured, Bonded &
RN Supervised. Call Senior
Helpers today at (480) 5452787.
Home Services
ELECTRICIAN
Licensed Bonded Insured
ROC#234192
Lighting,
Ceiling
Fans,
Spas,
Remodels, Video, Voice,
Data, Lines, Main Panel
Repair or Replacement. All
Work Guaranteed. Harris &
Sons Electric 480-233-5691
480-204-4457
For ELECTRICAL or
PLUMBING problems, call
Bob. 480-358-0851. Sunland
Village East Resident.
Landscaping
Pure Cold Air Conditioning
& Heating
Licensed, Bonded, Insured
Residential-Commercial
All brands of Air Conditioners.
Install, Repair, Replace.
Reasonable Rates.
BBB Member.
Usually same day service.
Electric Service also.
George Richards
480-226-0523.
Ludwig
Handyman
Old-Fashioned
German
Craftsmanship. Over 20
years experience-Carpentry,
Plumbing, Dry Wall, Roofing,
General Repairs. 480-2881685; cell 480-225-8793.
Leonard
Tile—Quality
Tile and Stone Installation.
Floors, Showers, Counters,
Backsplashes and more.
Superb, friendly service.
Senior Discount. 25 years
experience.
Licensed/
Bonded. Call 480-755-3318
for a FREE ESTIMATE.
Mark’s Handyman Services
If we can’t fix it-it’s not
broken. Specializing in
carpentry, drywall, painting,
cabinet refinishing, garage
floor coatings & much more.
Senior Discounts & additional
10% with ad. 480-628-3473.
MCCARTY PAINTING
SERVICES. Professional
quality work, since 1984.
Trust all your painting needs
to someone who cares. Free
Estimates. Call Loren at 480985-2754 or 602-397-0158.
Licensed-Bonded-Insured.
Orion Services
We do it all! Roof repairs
and coatings (30 years
experience), cooler repairs,
plumbing, electrical, painting,
deck coatings, any handyman
project. Senior discounts.
480-650-6671. Mike
LICENSED·BONDED·INSURED
Fix it/Handyman Sprinkler
Repair-Plumbing-ElectricalCarpentry-Security Doors
Installed-Senior DiscountsSenior Quality Work. Call
Walt at 480-380-0491.
Home Remodeling and
Rain Gutter Specialist
AZ Rooms, Dual Pane
Replacement Windows,
Aluminum & Vinyl Siding
& Trim Seamless
Raingutters-30colors
Very Reliable-Licensed &
Bonded. LIC #114475
George – 820-8711
We love small jobs.
HUBBY
FOR
HIRE
Handyman Services. Insured.
No job too small. ALL areas;
remodel, electrical and
plumbing.
480-390-1622
Gene Rootes
Garage Floor Coatings
Flagstone-Vinyl Chip-and
more.
Solid Colors-Cool Deck
Call George 820-8711
We Love Small Jobs
August 2008
NED’S PRO PAINTING
Interior · Exterior
Precision
Detailed Application
FREE Color Consultation.
FREE Estimates.
Economy Pricing.
If all of the above appeals
to you,
please call Ned 480-296-8962
R.O.C 184452
GARAGE DOOR REPAIRS
Free Service Calls. Senior
Discount.
Always Open Garage Door
LIC# ROC 182785
Bonded/Insured
480-703-9963
DesigningArizona Landscape
Sprinkler repair, complete
desert landscaping, trimming,
blowing, removals, Low Prices
for Seniors, Free Estimates
480-380-9966 ROC # 243110.
Bonded & Insured.
David’s Clean-up and Tree
Services Yard Clean-up, Tree
Topping, Pruning, Trimming
or Removal. Stump Grinding,
Spread Rock, Palm Trimming.
All work guaranteed. FREE
Estimates. 480-641-6356.
Dave’s
Landscape
Maintenance Trees, cactus,
hedges, rocks, fertilize, etc.,
any type landscape. Quality
at a price you can afford. Free
Estimates (In Base Zone). 480962-4856. Cell 480-688-4572.
Residential-Commercial.
Serving the East Valley. Water
Systems, Tree and Bush
Trimming, Sod, Planting, Lawn
Maintenance, Planting, Gravel
Spreading/Removal, Tree &
Cactus Removal. Palm Tree
Trimming/Removal. Custom
Landscaping/Lawn Design,
Monthly Service. Call for
FREE Estimate. Danny Riddell
480-495-8719 or 480-2062484. Licensed & Insured.
JARRETT LANDSCAPE
SERVICE Rock Landscaping,
Re-rocking,
Restoration,
Landscape,
Remodeling,
Planting, Trimming, Cleanups,
Cactus & Tree Removal, Stump
Removal, Irrigation Systems,
Hauling, etc. Reliable Friendly
Service. Licensed-BondedInsured. R.O.C. # 216520 Call
Gary 982-5623. Free price
quotes. Superb cleanup at
every job.
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SPRINKLER & DRIP
REPAIR
Solving all your irrigation
Problems. Leaks, timers,
valves additional lines, etc.
Skillful Work done right.
Reasonable and Reliable.
480-250-5594.
Vacation Rental
Escape The Heat
Kihei Maui 1 bedroom main
floor Condo. Sleeps up to 4,
Queen beds. New furnishing
last summer. All Linens and
kitchen needs. Across the
street from Beach. 6 free tennis
courts on site. $125/night,
discounts 14 nights or more.
Call 780-459-5153
Email: [email protected]
Miscellaneous
Doggie Day Care
My clean home/yard. Care
for your precious ones-sm/
med. Must be current with
lic. & shots-and sociable with
other dogs. Mrs. Palmer 480980-7247
Mary Kay Cosmetics
Ruth Nugent 480-357-1849
SVE
www.marykay.com/
RuthNugent1
Skin care regime with special
solutions—reduce fine lines
and wrinkles, exfoliate,
protect, safe for delicate skin,
summer sheer. Gift sets!
“PINK SALE.”
For advertising
information call
Miller Media Services
(480) 361-4431
Fax (480) 361-4293
or email ads@
millermediaservices.com.
READER NOTICE: Under Arizona law, all residential and commercial contractors are required to be licensed by the state unless they
fall under the handyman exemption for projects which require no building permit and are less than $750 for the total contract price.
In addition, homeowners using licensed residential contractors may have access to the Residential Contractors Recovery Fund if
the contractor is unable and/or unwilling to perform the job and if alternative dispute resolutions available through the Registrar are
unsuccessful. For more information or to verify the license status of an Arizona contractor, call (602) 542-1525, (888) 271-9286 (toll-free
outside Maricopa County) or visit www.rc.state.az.us.
Call Mickey Williamson
Travel Consultant
480-373-9687 or 480-225-8697
for all your travel plans.
We have day tours, overnights and 3 to 30 day
TOURS and CRUISES all over the world.
Sporting events, musicals and theater.
We have complete services to suit each client’s needs.
I’ll arrange airfares, transfers and accommodations.
You relax and enjoy a wonderful vacation.
Bon Voyage!
16
August 2008
Live life your way.
Call or visit
a Brookdale community today!
Choosing a Brookdale Senior Living community means that you have made a conscious decision to pursue life on your
terms. As a Brookdale resident you will always have that opportunity. Our communities offer many lifestyles and
care options to meet your needs – even if those change over time. We also provide…
Vibrant social environments • Rehabilitation, fitness and education opportunities • Flexibility to transfer between
Brookdale communities as needs change • Access to continuing care as needed • Exceptional amenities…and much more.
In a Brookdale community it’s your life to live. It’s our job to help you live it worry free.
PARK REGENCY
CENTRAL
BROOKDALE PLACE
PARADISE VALLEY
INDEPENDENT LIVING
PERSONALIZED ASSISTED LIVING
EAST
(602) 953-3600
(480) 855-7100
ALZHEIMER’S & DEMENTIA CARE
CLARE BRIDGE TEMPE
(480) 948-6950
STERLING HOUSE PEORIA
(623) 583-1704
FREEDOM PLAZA
RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
INDEPENDENT LIVING
6220 East Broadway Road
Mesa, Arizona 85206
(480) 985-8900
MESA
FREEDOM INN SUN CITY WEST
STERLING HOUSE MESA
6060 East Arbor Avenue
Mesa, Arizona 85206
CLARE BRIDGE SUN CITY WEST
(623) 975-4000
TUCSON
CLARE BRIDGE ORO VALLEY
SANTA CATALINA VILLAS
(623) 876-2416
(623) 584-2338
(480) 777-9334
(520) 544-4300
INDEPENDENT LIVING
REHABILITATION & SKILLED NURSING CENTER
(480) 345-7171
STERLING HOUSE CHANDLER
FREEDOM INN SCOTTSDALE
WEST
INDEPENDENT LIVING
(480) 807-6600
INDEPENDENT LIVING
(520) 742-6242
FREEDOM INN VENTANA CANYON
(520) 577-6940
STERLING HOUSE EAST SPEEDWAY
(520) 722-8841
PHOM3-ROP03-0608
Apartments available — Summer Specials won’t last long. Stop by for a visit and stay for lunch.

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