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FEBRUARY 2016 RUMBLE SHEET Carriage Manor RV Resort 7750 E. Broadway Road, Mesa AZ 85208 480-984-1111 FRIENDLY REMINDERS SECURITY Speed limit is 10 MPH The Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons Tribute Stop at Stop signs A Salute to the Original Jersey Boys No parking in Fire Lanes and on streets after Midnight DECEMBER ‘63 A SPECIAL VALENTINE’S EVENING ON SUNDAY—FEBRUARY 14, 2016 $18.00 Doors Open—6:15 PM HHH—6:30 PM Show—7:00 PM BYOB & Snacks Ice & Water Available Reserved table seating Don’t miss this spectacular evening !! WWW.CARRIAGEMANORRV.COM Notify Security of scheduled contractors Bicycles and golf carts must obey all traffic rules ADMINISTRATION Please check in and out at the Front Desk! Quiet hours are 11 PM to 7 AM PETS Please keep pets leashed in Common Areas PHYSICAL PROPERTIES Trash Schedule: Mon. & Thurs. Section 1 and 2 Tues. & Fri. Section 3 Wednesday will be recycle for all Sections. Please have trash and recycle bins out to the curb on the proper days CONTRACTORS WINTER HOURS 8 AM TO 5 PM 2 February 2016 VICE-PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Greetings. I hope everyone had a great holiday season. Our fitness club is complete and is being used by a large number of residents. If you haven’t used the facility, I encourage you to advantage of the exercise equipment. I would like to thank Carl Vinci for taking the leadership role in an attempt to establish a “Fitness Club”. “Temporary” parking is being developed near the Fitness Club/Pet Park area by the Carriage Manor Maintenance Department. Elections are coming up during the month of February so be sure to cast your ballots to vote for your Board of Director candidates. Also, please take time to review measures on the ballot and vote your MANAGER’S MESSAGE February already?? February is a month of great significance for this community, as it is the month we hold Carriage Manor RV Resort Annual Meeting of the Membership, which this year is held on February 17th, 2016 at 1:30 in the Ballroom. Unlike the other meetings thru out the year, this is the meeting the membership chooses their leadership by electing new members to the Board of Directors, as well as decrees the direction the community takes on the (2) referendums on the 2016 ballot. We have several members who have volunteered to serve the community as candidates for the (3) positions for the Board of Directors. I submit the following for your consideration in which candidates you choose for leadership in your community. The association has responsibility for its common elements as well as the management and operation of the association’s business affairs - - all in accordance with standards established by the governing documents created when the community was first developed. To the extent that an association (typically a non-profit corporation) has such authority and control, it is its board of directors that carries out these duties and responsibilities. ARC COMMITTEE I am writing this article 3 weeks before it is published so some of the information I am writing about may not be news to you. In case you have missed any here it is. The (ARC) Architectural Review Committee is made up of 5 to 7 members as determined by the committee and approved by the Board of Directors. The Chairman of the committee must be a BOD member by AZ state law. At the end of this season the committee will be in need of two or three members as two members will be leaving by or before the end of February. Three applications to the committee have been interviewed and the selection of the applicants will have been accomplished. They will be announced at a BOD meeting. It’s hard to believe with all we have written in this section of the Rumbel Sheet we still have owners starting projects without obtaining a permit. A permit is required by the governing documents for any and all work on your property exterior and in reality is for the protection for each and all owners to avoid any violation that may cause problems. So, help us out folks get a permit or ask questions position. I would like to thank the Election Committee for all their efforts. A number of residents have arrived at the time of writing this article. Please observe our traffic rules to avoid any injuries and keep our park safe. Lastly, there are allot of opportunities to get involved in the Park’s activities. Check in at the front desk if you are interested in volunteering while you are here. Mel Fischer Vice-President of the Board Members of the board of directors of an association serve without compensation. The board of directors makes the policies for the association. All of the officers have an affirmative obligation to act with utmost good faith towards the association. The members of the board of directors and each officer of the association have a fiduciary relationship with the members of the association. This fiduciary relationship imposes obligations of trust and confidence in favor of the corporation and its members. It requires the members of the board to act in good faith and in the best interests of the members of the association. It means that board members must exercise due care and diligence when acting for the community. The fact that the association is a not-for-profit corporation, or that the members of the board are volunteers and unpaid, does not relieve them from the high standards of trust and responsibility that the fiduciary relationship requires. While serving as a board member can have its challenges most find it to be a valuable and rewarding experience. I encourage all of you to acknowledge previous, current and new members to your Board of Directors by recognizing the responsibility the position holds and appreciating their willingness to serve. Mary K. Candelaria, cma General Manager of us if you are not sure. We meet each Monday and Thursday mornings at 7:30 am. It’s simple & painless.Only owners can apply for permits, so renters talk to your owner about getting a permit if for some reason you are doing some work for that owner. TV dish and antenna installation can now be scheduled thru security by calling them and they will allow your installer into the resort, supervise the installation, then get us the information. Larry Johnson Assistant Chairman CARRIAGE MANOR DAYS Friday, March 4th The Patio Grill will close at Noon on this day for Bea to prepare the evening’s meal. www.carriageamanor.com 3 February 2016 CARRIAGE MANOR DAYS EVENTS FRIDAY - MARCH 4, 2016 - CELEBRATING NORTH AMERICA PLEASE DECORATE YOUR TABLE TO REPRESENT YOUR STATE OR PROVINCE EVENT Dinner & Show $25.00 Reserved Seating TIME ROOM 5:30 PM Doors open - Happy Half Hour B.Y.O.B. (Ice & water available) 6:00 PM Dinner Served Menu: Chicken Cordon Bleu Baked Potato - Butter - Sour Cream Fruit Salad - Roll & Butter Dessert & Coffee GRAND MARSHALL WILL BE ANNOUNCED Ballroom Nashville Gold 7:00 PM SATURDAY - MARCH 5, 2016 Golf Club Pancake 7 AM - 9 AM Breakfast Pancakes, Sausage, Orange Juice and Coffee Social Hall Poker Rally Parade 10:00 AM Line up on Hudson between 9 AM & 9:30 AM Arts and Craft Show 8 AM - 1 PM (Closed during parade) Beautiful handmade items Ballroom Lunch $5.00 at the door 11 AM - 1 PM Hot Dogs - Chips - Soda- Cookie Social Hall Kitchen Band 11 AM On Stage Ballroom Music on the Patio Noon Join the Music & the Fun Patio Cake Walk After Parade Silversmith/Lapidary Card Room Shuffleboard Club 50/50 Shootout 1 PM - 3 PM Everyone welcome Come & join the fun Shuffleboard Courts Quilt Raffle 1:00 PM Drawing Ballroom www.carriageamanor.com 4 February 2016 CARRIAGE MANOR DAYS CELEBRATING NORTH AMERICA DINNER AND SHOW—FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 2016—$25.00 PLEASE DECORATE YOUR TABLE TO REPRESENT YOUR STATE OR PROVINCE LAST DAY TO PURCHASE TICKET IS FEB. 26th Doors Open 5:30 PM—Dinner 6 PM—Show 7 PM www.carriageamanor.com 5 February 2016 CHIEF’S CONCERNS Hello Everyone! The new exercise room is sure staying very busy with folks getting their exercises completed for the day, it sure is nice to see so many people utilizing the facilities. The security staff does not by any means try to be disrespectful and or rude to the residents but we have asked several times not to stop at the Security Office to pass on information in regards to contractors coming in, friends and relatives coming and so on and so forth. It is much too busy for you to stop and explain as to what security needs to be made aware of, I’m certain that you knew of the information prior to approaching the security office door, I am asking again please go to the visitors side and that would elevate the problem of holding up responsibility of the property owner to have them move to the other side of the street rather than telling security their o.k. they will be resident traffic. I have a concern in regards to contractors and or residents parking leaving shortly, it doesn’t work that way, I have attached a photo that I had taken on December 18,2015, it would impossible for a on the fire lane side. What bothers me the most we in&the Security HelloisLords Ladies of the Manor! Department consistently ask the violator to move to the other ambulance or fire apparatus to maneuver through the vehicles. side, with the property owner standing with the some violator it isarethe I know of you used to the cold and wet weather that we had here the past several weeks, but Terry R. Friebohle as an Arizona native, I loved it! It’s not often that I actually get to use my winter coats and my plethora of scarves. I just hope that you Lastly, were allIable to stay and that havevolunteers more pleasant weather for would likewarm to thank thewe many to devote youManor! ahead. Hello Lords & Ladies of the countless hours to helping meet, greet, and aid us, the kind folks who REALTY ROUNDUP I know some of you are used to the cold and wet send us referrals and the buyers and sellers who have put their trust weather that we had here theAspast several weeks, but I wrote a continuation of what last monthsdo article, January is Here’s a good to starting look back at in us.inWe couldn’t it without you! a greatpoint yearto ahead!!! as an Arizona native, I loved it! It’s not often that I our progress and see how we did and how Carriage Manor Realty numbers stack up against other sales actually get to use my winter coats and my plethora agencies with listings in the resort: Designated Broker of scarves. I just hope that you were all able to stay warm and that we have more pleasant weather for you ahead. 15 Month Sales Comparison as of 10-01-14 As a continuation of what I wrote in last months article, January is a Total Days On AVG. % of Original good starting point to look back at our Commission Income Listings Market Sales List Price To to Carriage Manor progress and see how we did and how Sold Until Sold Price Sold Price Resort Carriage Manor Realty numbers stack up against other sales agencies with Carriage Manor Realty 55 208 65,228 90% 124,720 listings in the resort: The numbers speak for themselves. Coldwell Banker 26 228 67,112 87% 0 We sell at least twice as many properties than any other realtor, we 1st USA 18 342 63,517 86% 0 sell faster, with better overall original to sales price, AND we contribute to Solutions Realty 1 142 80,000 94% 0 the success of Carriage Manor Resort. I would say that 2015 was a smashing Keller Williams 1 130 27,500 62% 0 success and we look forward to surpassing it in 2016. Source of data: ARMLS Shauna Smith numbers speak for themselves. We sell at least twice as many properties than any other realtor, we ADMIN NEWS The sell faster, with better overall original to sales price, AND we contribute to the success of Carriage Hi everyone and welcome to February! Justsay a that everyone forayour smilessuccess and kind remember that happinessit in Manor Resort. I would 2015 was smashing andwords, we look forward to surpassing reminder: Please update your information at the is not created as a result of certain conditions. Certain conditions are 2016. front desk so we can get it put into the new program created as a result of happiness. and keep the phone book current. Also if you have likebelongs to thank the many volunteers to devote countless hours to helping meet, greet, and cell phones please indicateLastly, whichI would number us, the kindorders folks who us referrals and the buyers and sellers who have put their trust in us. We to who. Weed program sign up, Commentaid forms, work and send Administration ARC forms can also be filled out at the front desk. Thank you to couldn’t do it without you! Here’s to a great year ahead!!! Linda www.carriageamanor.com 6 February 2016 BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC PHYSICAL PHACTS Time for a weed reminder!! Carriage Manor Weed Program enrollment is now!! Get signed up! We will take care of your weeds from January 1 to December 31 for only $100. It’s a great deal and lets you get out and enjoy the day!!! Please fill out the form included in this month’s issue and return it to the office. We look forward to taking care of your weeds!!!I also want to remind everyone that signs up for our program: Feel free to contact me at any time if you have a problem or concern. If a weed comes up before our next scheduled visit please call me and we will take care of it. Our goal is to take care of the weeds and make you a satisfied customer!! Dave Wright Physical Properties Manager ANNUAL MEEETING Wednesday – February 17th. 1:30 pm- Ballroom BOD WORKSESSION Social Hall – 2 pm. Wednesday – February 3rd BOD MEETING Ballroom – 2 pm. Wednesday – February 10th CLUB COUNCIL Social Hall – 10 am. Thursday – February 25th WEDNESDAY COFFEE HOUR Ballroom – 8 am Coffee and donuts served at 7:15 am Sponsors listed on monthly calendar Come out and hear what’s happening at Carriage Manor Please bring your own cup Music Room – 9 am February 11th and February 25th CM GOLF CLUB It has been asked by more than one resident, “What are some of the benefits to belonging to the CM Golf Club.” I will attempt to name a few of these benefits. It affords members opportunities to meet other golfers from the park. We receive guaranteed tee times at select country clubs and golf courses. We receive reduced rates at these courses during league play. The club holds tournaments, parties, and an annual banquet. We sponsor a Saturday morning Skins game on the newly refurbished putting green which was financed by the fundraising activities of the Golf Club. Arne Teigen, our Vice President, has done a comparison here of two of our contracted golf courses, Mountain Brook and Sunland Village. MountainBrook Golf Club is a 5100 to 6700 yard course with a par of 71. A CM golf club member saves $12 a round there on Wednesdays if signed up on our sheet posted on our Golf Board. John Fedoruk coordinates this list with the golf course each week and will be able to answer any questions you may have about the course, time, or location. If you desire a shorter course, Sunland Village, a 3623 yard course with a par of 62 may be more to your liking. As a CM club member you save $10 each Tuesday at our regularly scheduled tee time and we also have prize money for the longest putt and closest to the pin on each nine built into the standard fees. Jerry Breivold is the coordinator for this course and will be able to answer any questions you may have about the course, time, or location. Bill Steitz President C A N D I D AT E S F O R 2 0 1 6 B O A R D O F D I R E C T O R S ELECTION NEWS: The Election Committee tried something new this year by introducing the Candidates after the Wednesday morning coffee and handed out paper ballots to those who were present. That evening the Candidates were once again introduced and had an opportunity to speak to the well-attended event. The 2016 Board of Director Candidates are: Terry King, Roger Elliott, Eva Sutphen, Don Fischer, Dave Rytlewski and Ron Petersen. Bill Whiteman has been officially appointed by the Board of Directors to serve out the term of Director Mel Goodwin. The Election Committee TERRY KING ROGER ELLIOTT DON FISCHER DAVE RYTLEWSKI EVA SUTPHEN RON PETERSEN NOTE: Bill Whiteman has been appointed by the Board of Directors to serve out the term of Director Mel Goodwin NOTE: Bill Whiteman has been appointed by the Board of Directors to serve out the term of Director Mel Goo www.carriageamanor.com NHL Coyote Hockey games VS Canadian Teams Call for game dates & teams. You pick upper OR lower bowl seating at the Gila River arena in Glendale. NASCAR Sprint Cup Racing ~ Seats in turn 4 and pre-race pit pass. Sunday Mar 13th $125 Got your own tickets, ride the bus for $60pp. Avondale—PIR Las Vegas, NV for 2-nights ~ Four Queens Hotel & Casino. Feb 10-12 Mar 9-11 $159 1-funbook per room. Oak Ridge Boys in Laughlin Feb 14-16 $159 Inc. show ticket, 2 buffets 2 nights @ Riverside 2-nights @ Riverside Laughlin & 2-meals $119 Laughlin Express no other stops Feb 24-26 NEW!!! Oatman & Lake Havasu stops Mar 2-4 St Patty’s Festival @ The Edgewater ~ Listen to good jig inspiring entertainment. Mar 16-18 $125 Antelope Canyon by Land & Lake ~ Walk between spectacular canyon walls, boat ride, Glen Canyon Dam. The area by Page is one of the most breathtaking and tranquil place on earth. Mar 1-4 $549 Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy Taping ~ Visit to the CA Science Center home to the Endeavor Space shuttle. Mar 2-4 $325 inc admissions CA Coast Missions & Beaches ~ Spectacular rugged cliffs to flat sandy beaches. Mar 6-9 $439 Updated 2-01-16 dwin CARRIAGE MANOR 9 February 2016 RACQUET RACKET Tennis Club News CHICKEN DINNER and SHOWTIME Saturday, February 20th. Tickets are $18 and are on sale at Patio Grill weekdays 11am to 1pm. Dinner includes half a barbequed chicken per person prepared by our own experienced crew, along with side dishes and dessert. Tennis Club members are busy preparing another great Showtime for your enjoyment. SHOWTIME ENCORE (without dinner) Friday, February 26th. Tickets are $8 and go on sale on Monday, February 22. For more information, contact Marcy Roepke 602-690-7963. BEGINNER TENNIS LESSONS are on-going every Tuesday and Thursday from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. free of charge. Just show up at the courts, racquets are provided. Contact Brenda Wile 480-789-3471. SOCIAL TENNIS - An open round robin is held every Tues. and Thurs. at 1 p.m. and all are welcome. RACQUET BIN NEAR COURTS – Tennis racquets and balls are available for anyone to use. ETIQUETTE TIP OF THE MONTH – Hindrances: Avoid loud talking or cheering during match play. NEW COURT CLEANING EQUIPMENT was purchased by the Tennis Club. The new method not only cleaned the courts better in a shorter amount of time, it also saves on water! Well done! DONATION: The Tennis Club recently donated $450.00 to Carriage Manor to purchase a transformer needed in the Social Hall for the devices used for the hearing impaired. We currently have this in the Ballroom but felt the need to have it in the Social Hall as well. This will benefit many of our Carriage Manor Residents. STAY INFORMED - More details about various events are announced at our general meetings and posted on the bulletin board. Stay informed by checking the board frequently and attending the general meetings. SVE MIXED HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT RESULTS: John Libler/Barb Everard took the 7.5 Championship, Lorne Pretzlaw/Wai Pretzlaw took the 7.0 Championship, Dave Erickson/Lavonne Berg were runners up in the 6.5 Championship Round, Lika Bridgmon/Dale Bridgmon were runners up in the 6.0 Consolation Round SAVE THE DATE: Feb. 3 – General Meeting Feb. 6 – Invitational @ Venture Out Feb. 12-14 – Towerpoint 1.5 Breakout Tournament Feb. 17 – General Meeting Feb. 20 – Chicken Dinner & Showtime Feb. 26 – Showtime Encore Mar. 2 – General Meeting Have a suggestion for the next “Racquet Racket”? contact Nancy Taylor 612.306.4660. CARRIAGE MANOR PHOTO ALBUM Attention: New Owners & Long Term Owners Let’s get your picture taken for the CM family albums located in the lobby. Every owner should be in the albums. Meet me in the lobby after Wednesday coffee to get your picture taken. If not after coffee, give me a call. Please call Sandy Schuman for appointment 608 783-1313 169 Imperial www.carriageamanor.com 10 BINGO SNACKS February 2016 Feb 22 Feb 1 Hamburger and Chips (w/pickles) Feb 8 Grilled Cheese Sandwich Soup Sloppy Joe’s & Chips (w/pickles) Grilled Ham & Cheese Sandwich, Tomato Soup Feb 29 Feb 15 Hot Dog and Baked Beans * Root Beer Float - $2.00 * THE COYOTE COUPON BOOK Food – Fun – Golf • $1000+ Savings 15+ Golf Offers • 160 Local Discounts $20 plus tax. Purchase your book in the Activity Office APACHE GOLD CASINO TRIP Tuesday – February 9th Load by the Tennis Courts at 7:30 a.m. $15.00 per person Receive $20 in Casino Cash & Food Coupon. Must purchase ticket by Monday, February 1st GOLDEN WEDDIDNG ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Carriage Manor honors 50 year wedding anniversaries each year. This year’s celebration will be Sunday February 27 during our Broadway Chapel services. All couples celebrating fifty years of marriage in the year of 2016 are invited to be a part of this celebration. You do not have to be regular Broadway Chapel attendee to participate. Sign up in the Activity office or call Bill Whiteman at 503-474-2909 for more information. CANADA CLUB NEWS Canada Club is getting ready for their Gala Event on Feb. 13th, 2016 hosted by SASKATCHEWAN. Tickets went on sale January 14th on the Patio. If you missed buying your tickets, contact Georgiana Evans @ 98 LaSalle or #480-358-0800. The tickets are $20 each for dinner and dance. Check our Canada Night Posters for more details. Joyce Wooton is accepting Prizes for the draw that evening. Drop them off at her home - Lot 173 Imperial - before February 4th, 2016. 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Included Included Included Included * Replacement Cost Flood Based on Square Footage of Home Includes: Available: Optional EFT Plan 500 500* Now500 500 Deductible Mold & Golf Cart Includes: Plan Optional EFT $276 $308 $340 $416 Mold & Golf Cart $276 $308 * Replacement Cost Based on Square Footage of Home Optional EFT * Plan Replacement Cost Based on Square Footage of Home $416 480-396-9100 or 800-344-7605 $340 Disclaimer: This is a brief illustration of current rates that are subject to revision. the Insurance Company reserves the right to accept or reject applications for insurance Optional EFT Plan upon review of all underwriting information. Rate may vary due to age of customer, age and type of home or location. www.carriageamanor.com 15 February 2016 D U A N E M O O R E A N D TUES., MARCH 22, 2016 RESERVED TABLE SEATING DOORS OPEN 6:15 PM SHOW 7 PM BYOB & SNACKS $15.00 ON SALE THURS., FEB. 25TH www.carriageamanor.com M O G O L L O N Our best season yet! Jabba would like to thank our amazing customers for our best year yet at Carriage Manor Resort. Thank you for choosing our easy, affordable and dependable network. We look forward to providing you with premium service next season. Safe Travels, The Jabba Team 602.235.0591 | www.jabbacom.com 18 February 2016 www.carriageamanor.com 19 February 2016 CREATIVE STITCHERS STEPPIN’ OUT SINGLES Tuesday – February 2, 2016 | Social Hall POT LUCK Happy Hour – 4:30, Dinner – 5:00 Bring a dish to share and your own drink MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOES Every Saturday in the Card Room From 6:30 – 9:30 pm The Creative Stitchers club meets every Monday at 10 a.m. in the Ballroom through March, 2016. The annual dues are $10. You will receive an orientation to our sewing room so you can use the equipment in the room. Experienced or not, please join us weekly to learn of upcoming classes and projects. Upcoming for February: CHRISTIAN LIFE ENRICHMENT Looking For Some Christian Fellowship? Card Room - following Weds. Coffee Hr. We begin our hour at 9:00 AM sharp. Bring your Bible and a curious attitude. Info? Call Jerry - 480-986-0037 or [email protected] LADIES POKER FRIDAYS 11:00 AM TO 3:00 PM Come join us in the Poker Room. Bring nickels & dimes, your lunch, and look forward to a fun day with the “GIRLS” Call Marie Hine 480-986-4032 IMMA (INDOOR MINIATURE MODEL AIRPLANES) Indoor ELECTRIC Flyers meet every Wed. evening 7:00 to 9:00 PM.in the Ballroom. FLYERS MUST have AMA CARD. Contact John R. Fischer 218 252 3122 Lot 879 Graham LINE DANCING Fridays - Ballroom—10 Am To 11 Am Instructor: Helen Chapman - $3 Per Class. No Class 3/4/16 • 2/1 Business Meeting • 2/8 Gina Perkes lecture & trunk show. Gina is an internationally known award-winning quilter and creator of wearable art, winner of the first “Future of Quilting” award in 2008, national spokesperson for Gammill Quilting System and has appeared on several quilting shows. • 2/15 Ginger Daugherty of Blue Magic Quiltworks demo. Prepackaged cuts (squares & jellyrolls) will be available for you to purchase at the meeting. Bring Money!! • 2/22 Stash sale. Bring anything from your stash you wish to sell. • 2/29 Monthly social and bring your 2 ½” strips of fabric for “stripper bingo.” • Sip & Sew continues each Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. in the sewing room. • Continue to check the sewing room for new classes being offered. Contact Information: Gert Vinci 775-842-0420 or Karen Olsen 503-998-4743. CARRIAGE MANOR BRIDGE CLUB We play “kitchen” or “contract bridge” every Monday and Friday in the Card room. We play from 7 till 9 but have warm-up hands starting shortly after 6:30. Bring 50 cents. Contact person: Don Taylor 480 354 0717 MEN’S CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP AND PRAYER BREAKFAST LADIES! Want some peace and quiet on Friday Mornings? Kick out the old bozo and send him to the Men’s Christian Fellowship and Prayer Breakfast in the Ballroom. 7:00 AM each Friday. A reasonably priced breakfast is served by Bea and her crew. Info? Call Jerry - 480-986-0037 or [email protected] www.carriageamanor.com 20 February 2016 KARAOKE Tuesday, February 9 and Tuesday, February 23 in the Social Hall | 6:30 – 9:00 p.m. Membership Dues $6.00 for the season Drop-in Fee $2.00 per person per night Join your Carriage Manor Friends for a fun evening of SINGING, JUST LISTENING OR DANCING. BYOB your own refreshments and snacks and your own music if you have it. CONTACT: Bruce Groves (817) 408-5539 WALK AEROBICS WHOLE HOUSE WATER FILTRATION Monday 8:00-9:00AM, Thursday 8:00- 9:00 AM Friday 8:15 - 9:15 AM. No charge, contact , Nancy Cousins phone 563-243-5460. CALL NOW! 480-582-1007 LADIES’ BUNCO NIGHT www.QueenCreekWaterTreatment.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- ONLY $125! (NO TAX) -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 100% Financing Availableoac ---------------------- SOFTENER & REVERSE OSMOSIS MAINTENANCE When: Thursday, Feb. 11th 6:30-9:00 in the Fleetwood/Heritage (Fitness ) Bring: Snack or dessert to share, your drink of choice Cost: $2 to cover prizes/supplies What: Fun, “no skill needed” dice game (not gambling) Come alone or bring a friend or 2...lots of prizes Sign up: In the Activities office - hurry, limited space * Contact: Linda Haderli 206-459-4054 www.carriageamanor.com 21 February 2016 CORNER POCKET BILLIARD CLUB NEWS Well the Spaghetti Dinner is over the USA and Canada Tournament is over. At this time we want to thank everyone who helped on the DINNER and to the people of Carriage Manor who supports us every year, A BIG THANK YOU. We still have leagues going on. The Scotch Doubles on Friday night are still going on. I have some teams that have won. Sign up on the bulletin board every Friday night. Vi Flatt & Bob Turgeon Sharon Franklin & Dennis Daniels Nov. 22, 2015 Sharon Franklin / Larry Peelen Francis Tally / Rudy Raths Nov. 27-15 Wayne Upper and Linda Howard Ed Martin and Ellie Petrin Dec. 4, 2015 Evie McMorrow & Ray Flatt Sharon Franklin and Larry Raab Jan 4, 2016 Well for some of us the season is getting shorter. We hope you will come and enjoy the Billiard Room. The yearly fee is only $10.00 to play on the best tables in the Mesa Area. PORCELAIN ART WHIST CARDS Please join us Wed. at 6:30 pm for refresher course in new building card room. Bring quarter and nickels . Phyllis Bohn GLASS ART CLUB Learn Stained Glass Techniques • Beginners classes Monday 1-4pm in the Craft Room • Stepping Stone/Mosaic/Other classes are Thursday 1-4pm in the Craft Room • Work on own projects Monday & Thursday • Drop in and see what is going on during class time. Contact Nancy Davis (480) 986-0789 or Margaret Sullivan (480) 986-9040 PICKLE NEWS Lessons are held on Mondays and Thursdays from 1:00 – 2:00 pm Balls and paddles are provided Monthly meetings are held on the 2nd Tues. Of the month Next meeting will on Tues. Feb. 9 in the social hall at 3:00 pm Membership dues are $20.00 Please pay Terry King – lot #906 – 587-323-7552 Joyce Wootton- lot #173 – 480-357-9112 If you are interested in China Painting, come to the Craft Room anytime on Wednesdays – 9:00 – 5:00 Sonia Midgarden #213 DeSoto 701-331-8948 COMFORT MAKERS We meet in the sewing room weekly on Wednesday mornings after coffee starting November 4th 2015 through March 30th 2016 from 9:00 11:00 am We make quilts for our local charities and Carriage Manor’s Sharing and Caring Club. Please come and help us put together quilts. We need people to tie, sew, cut squares, pick out backings, all sorts of odd jobs. No experience is needed we will teach you how to put together a quilt. You will have fun and leave with a good feeling because you are giving to others and making new friends. Contact Information: Gert Vinci 775-842-0420 Patsy Palmiere 916-704-0151 SHUFFLEBOARD A game of fun for everyone! Come join in the fun every Tuesday and Saturday at 10 a.m. Everyone welcome. No experience necessary. Please join in for Happy Hour 4 p.m. on the Sunset Terrace every Tuesday. BYOB and bring a snack to share. We do need board cleaners prior to playing – if you can help please call Ad Adams #522 (406) 671-1323 www.carriageamanor.com 22 February 2016 AIR • HEAT • INSULATION • PAINT LAST CHANCE TO PURCHASE 13 SEER UNITS! Lowest prices of the year on A/C units! Take advantage of current rebates. We guarantee to beat any written quote! 0’sS!T! 0 0 , $1 S LA d E IE nue SAVLE SUPPnLow discoenetdi to go!re n I re WHeer units a stock and o save befo 13 s re still in chance t ne! but a s your last are all go they This i FREE A/C CHECKUP $ 95 34 per unit A/C Includes Condenser Coil Cleaning SERVICE CALL With Repair New Customers Only 10 % OFF ATTIC INSULATION Without Repair $69.90. New Customers Only 0% FINANCING Low Monthly Payments Starting at $39 per month O.A.C. 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Plumbing USA Insurance Group......... (480) 396-9100 Landscaping TODD’S PRECISION SERVICES LANDSCAPE & HANDYMAN Complete Landscape Trimming & Removal Installation: Lighting/ Plants / Rock Replace/Repair: Sprinklers/Timers/ Drip Systems Clean-ups/ Hauling of Anything 480-982-1849 www.haircutbeautybarber.com Carpet Cleaning Printing Service Systems................. (480) 890-9006 Golf Carts & Repair Maintance & Repairs Cart Doctor.................................(48) 685-8063 Robinson Golf Car Supply.... (480) 983-1234 Maintenance Medics.......... (480) 450-9996 THE GOLF CAR PLACE Mobile Home Parts & Service 480.982.3087 NEW GOLF CAR BATTERIES STARTING AT $74. 00 WWW.RAYSPRINTING.NET Remodeling /EACH With exchange + tax, While supplies last. 480.982.3473 Smith Remodeling............. (602) 288-1264 186 N. 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(480) 984-5739 www.carriageamanor.com 14 9 am Chapel 7 pm (BR) Valentine's Show with December '63 21 9 am Chapel 1:30-5 PM Polka Lovers Club Dance 28 9 am Chapel 7 9 am Chapel SUNDAY 6:45 pm Bingo 15 9 am (L) Sinclair Travel 5:15 pm Bingo Snacks Hot Dog and Baked Beans 6:45 pm Bingo 22 9 am (L) Sinclair Travel 5:15 pm Bingo Snacks Hamburger & Chips 6:45 pm Bingo 29 9 am (L) Sinclair Travel 5:15 pm Bingo Snacks Grilled Cheese & Soup 6:45 pm Bingo 6:45 pm Bingo 8 9 am (L) Sinclair Travel 5:15 pm Bingo Snacks Grilled Ham & Cheese Tomato Soup 1 9 am (L) Sinclair Travel 5:15 pm Bingo Snacks Sloppy Joes & Chips MONDAY WEDNESDAY 6:30-9 pm (SH) Karaoke 23 16 9 am - Noon (BR) Marketplace 6:30-9 pm (SH) Karaoke Aerobics (BR) at 8 am Mondays 8 am Thursdays 8:15 am Fridays 17 8 am Coffee Hour Sponsor: Sky Med 1:30 pm (BR) Annual Meeting No IMMA 24 8 am Coffee Hour Fleming Financial Nashville Gold performing at 8 am 2 PM (BR) BOD Meeting 3 8 am Coffee Hour Sponsor: Smart Cremation 2 pm (SH) BOD Worksession 9 10 Apache Gold Casino 8 am Coffee Hour Trip-Load at 7:30 am Sponsor: USA Ins. 2 9 am - Noon (BR) Marketplace TUESDAY Zumba - 11 am Wednesdays (BR) 25 9 am (Music Room) BP 10 am (SH) Club Council 5 pm - 10 pm (BR) Pickleball Chili-Music 18 4 PM (SH) Pizza Party 11 9 am (Music Room) BP & BMI Clinic 4 THURSDAY Thurs., Feb. 25th Tickets go on sale for Duane Moore and Mogollon 26 10 am (BR) Line Dancing 7 pm (BR) Tennis Showtime ENCORE 12 10 am (BR) Line Dancing 5 pm (BR) Silversmith/ Lapidary Fun Nite 19 10 am (BR) Line Dancing 5 10 am (BR) Line Dancing FRIDAY 27 20 4:30 pm (BR) Tennis' 13 Canada Night HH - 5 PM Dinner - 6 PM Dance 7:30-10:30 PM 6 4-6 pm (SH) Woodshop Burgers SATURDAY
