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VOLUME 23 NUMBER 5 18 W. Pinewood Blvd.
P.O. Box 18977 • Munds Park, AZ 86017
(928) 286-9827 April 27, 2015
Forest Service Issues Decision on Historic Effort to Restore Forests on a Half Million Acres
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On Friday
April 17 the
Forest Service
reached the
next milestone in the
Four Forest
Restoration
Initiative
(4FRI) when
Coconino National Forest Supervisor Earl Stewart and
Kaibab National Forest Supervisor Mike Williams
signed the final decision. It results in accelerated forest
restoration on more than a half million acres of national
forests and grasslands.
Forest Service Chief Tom Tidwell lauded the decision.
“This is exceptional work of Forest Service employees
and stakeholders who joined together to support this
historic endeavor,” he said. “This restoration work will
contribute significantly to our efforts to sustain healthy,
resilient landscapes. Support from these stakeholder
groups will ensure we maintain this momentum for the
long haul. That’s what it will take to make a difference.”
This achievement is the result of four national forests
and more than 30 stakeholder groups joining together
over five years to work on the largest landscape-scale
restoration project ever analyzed in Forest Service history. 4FRI builds on many years of collaboration,
research, and action since the mid-1990s. Over the past
five years, the Forest Service has progressed toward
accelerating restoration by implementing projects within the 4FRI landscape, using previous NEPA analyses.
Progress continues with this final Record of Decision. It
approves various restoration activities on over 586,000
acres of the Coconino and Kaibab National Forests.
These activities include thinning; prescribed burning;
watershed and road maintenance; grassland, spring, and
stream channel restoration; and habitat improvements.
Forest Supervisors signed the document in front of representatives from the 4FRI Stakeholders Group Friday
afternoon. One of the reasons 4FRI is unique, and has
been such a success, is the unprecedented amount of
stakeholder engagement and participation. The 4FRI
Stakeholders Group consists of individuals and groups
representing local, county, and state governments; environmental groups, organizations, and institutions; and
industry representatives. Their commitment to seeing
these forests restored, and their continual engagement
and participation throughout this process has been
invaluable.
This represents the first Forest Service project in which
stakeholders were active participants in the formal
objection process. Their opinions were solicited and
provided in each of the resolution meetings with objectors. Their involvement contributed to a successful
objection resolution process.
“When you think of how many people have been so
deeply involved for so many years, it drives home just
how significant this moment is. We’re celebrating a
groundbreaking project as well as a groundbreaking col-
laborative effort,” says Earl Stewart,
Forest Supervisor for the Coconino
national Forest.
The Forest Service anticipates the first
activities from this decision will be
prescribed burning and installation of
equipment to conduct watershed
research, which could occur this spring
and summer. The Record of Decision approved
the following activities:
• Mechanically cut trees on approximately 430,261
acres. This includes mechanically treating trees up to
17.9 inches d.b.h. in 18 Mexican spotted owl PACs, and
prescribed burning in 70 Mexican spotted owl PACs
(including 54 core areas).
• Apply prescribed fire on approximately 430,261 acres
where mechanical treatment occurs and use prescribed
fire only (no mechanical treatment) on approximately
155,849 acres, for a total of 586,110 acres.
• Construct approximately 520 miles of temporary roads
for haul access and decommission the roads when treatments are complete (no new permanent roads will be
constructed).
• Reconstruct up to 40 miles of existing, open roads for
resource and safety concerns. Of these, improve approximately 30 miles for hauling (primarily widening corners to improve turn radius), and relocate and rehabilitate about 10 miles currently located in stream
bottoms.
• Decommission 726 miles of both unauthorized routes
and existing system roads on the Coconino NF.
• Decommission 134 miles of unauthorized roads on the
Kaibab NF.
• Restore 74 springs, construct up to 4 miles of protective fencing, and restore 39 miles of ephemeral channels.
• Construct up to 82 miles of protective fencing for
aspen.
• Construct up to 12 flumes, and up to 12 weather stations and associated instrumentation, to support the
paired watershed study research.
In addition to the 1st 4FRI EIS project area, 4FRI covers other restoration projects already approved in other
NEPA analyses that are being implemented across the
Apache-Sitgreaves, Coconino, Tonto, and Kaibab
National Forests. To date, approximately 300,000 acres
have received some sort of restoration treatment as part
of the initiative.
For additional information on the Four Forest Restoration
Initiative visit www.fs.usda.gov/4fri. The response letters to
objectors, Final Record of Decision, Appendices, and list of ill
be available online by April 30. CDs and hard copies will also
be available at that time.
Photo by U.S. Forest Service
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What to bring
on Grand
Canyon white
water raft trip
By Stacey
“Vagabonding Lulu”
Wittig
Travel Writer
Always dreamed about riding the white water
waves through the magnificent Grand Canyon?
Then you’ll want to know what to pack to make
the trip most enjoyable. What you bring on a
Grand Canyon white water rafting trip often
depends on your outfitter. River outfitters will
supply differing sets of amenities for your
Colorado River adventure. Here are insider tips to
add to the list that they will provide:
• Sunscreen – Arizona is called the “Sunshine
State” for good reason. The hot summer sun burns
above you for most of the day while you are deep
in the Grand Canyon. The sun’s burning rays also
reflect back up at you from the water. I bring
SP50.
• Sarong acts as a skirt, towel, dress and, most
importantly, shade. Lay it over your lap for sun
protection. Get it wet and wrap it around your hat
or neck to cool you off while hiking a side
canyon. Or dip it in the river and lay it on your
sleeping bag as an evaporative cooler at night.
• Wide brimmed hat with a chinstrap will protect you from all that wonderful sunshine AND
stay on your head as you crash over Class 10 back
rollers.
• Water shoes like Keens or Tevas. Since Tevas
were invented
by a Grand
Canyon river
runner from my
hometown of
Flagstaff, AZ, I
stick with Teva
(pronounced
Te-vuh) sandals. Leave
your flip flops
at home – without straps to
keep them on
your feet,
they’ll just end
up as flotsam
and jetsam
floating down
Grand Canyon River Trip along
the
rapids.
the Colorado River
• Bring your
own booze, but
glass bottles are not allowed in the Grand Canyon
wilderness area. Bring beer in cans. For wine, pull
plastic bladders out of boxed wines and recycle
the cardboard before embarkation.
• Outdoors skirt made of light fabric dries
quickly and makes hiking and going to the bathroom in the out-of-doors much easier.
• Don’t bring jeans or clothing made of heavy
cotton fabric that takes too long to dry and is cold
when wet.
• Do bring a light fleece jacket for added
warmth in the cool evenings. Bunch it up for a
pillow.• You won’t see much rain in the canyon,
but if you do, you’ll be glad you have a light rain
jacket. Layer with your light fleece for warmth
while sitting around the campsite at night.
• A towel and biodegradable soap. You will be
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• “The most important thing to bring is a positive attitude about doing something new,” says
river runner Jalynda McKay of Flagstaff, AZ.
Everyone lives by their watches and cellphones,
so it’s hard to embrace not having a schedule
while on the river she says.
Stacey “Vagabonding Lulu” Wittig is a travel
writer based in Munds Park. She will be writing
her upcoming columns while on location in
France and Spain in May and June. She is working on her second and third volumes of “Spiritual
and Walking Guides.” The first volume “Spiritual
and Walking Guide: Leon to Santiago on Camino
de Santiago” is available in Kindle or paperback
versions on Amazon
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Photo courtesy of Canyoneers, raft trip outfitter
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by Jan Toth
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Pinewood Fire District Receives
2015 Governor’s Office of Highway
Safety Grant
The light tower will solve this problem as
each of its four light fixtures can be aimed
independently to light the entire area. With
increased lighting, emergency personnel will
be more visible to approaching motorists,
decreasing the possibility of a secondary accident. It can also be used to light helicopter
landing zones and mass casualty treatment
areas.
Through the use of this equipment, we will
ensure a higher level of safety to our firefighters and other responders during emergency
events.
We’d like to take this time to thank Linda
Welsch, wife of Chief John Welsch for all her
hard and productive work she’s done in order
to get these grants for the fire department.
THANK YOU, LINDA
I going to try to work in some profiles on
our department members to familiarize you all
with the wonderful people who are here working for and taking care of us. This issue I am
profiling Brendon Mohler. Although he is our
newest full-time hire, he may look familiar to
some of you. Brendon actually joined
Pinewood Fire in 2009 as a volunteer. He then
moved up to Reserve and was able to apply
and test for the full-time position that opened
up when Terri Perry retired.
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Pinewood Fire District is pleased to
announce that it was the recipient of a 2015
Governor’s Office of Highway Safety Grant
that provided $10,780 in funding for the purchase of a Portable Light Tower. This equipment will provide safety lighting on incident
scenes.
Currently, whenever accidents occur at
night, firefighters light the scene with headlights or lights carried on the fire engine.
However, many incidents the District responds
to involve vehicles that have landed far from
the roadway or rolled down embankments
where headlights can seldom be positioned to
provide proper illumination. To safely and
efficiently operate at a crash scene, a much
wider beam is needed to light unseen or
unknown risks.
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Brendon Mohler
Brendon (remember it is BrEndon NOT
BrAndon) and his wife Mindy live in Prescott
Valley. Mindy works at Yavapai County in the
Education Services Department, but her passion, and what she does on the side, is
Wedding and Event Planning. When I asked
Brendon about kids, he said not in the near
future, if ever.
What brought him to the firefighting profession is being community driven. In his
younger days he worked with St. Vincent
DePaul serving meals, helped at Church Fairs
and more. He loves being part of a Community
and helping people and he was always interested in getting into the medical field. The
Department requires all members to be at least
EMT (Emergency Medical Technician) certified. So the next step for Brendon is to take a
Paramedic class as soon as possible.
In his spare time, Brendon again gives to
the community by working at the Community
center in Prescott Valley. He also works out at
a gym and spends as much time as he can with
his three dogs, two terriers and a black lab
(and he said no children, ha).
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community would be lost, and though some
things have changed, but with employees like
Brendon, we’re in good hands!
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The Quick Cook
The Quick Cook Does Breakfast for a Crowd
By Sharon Arthur Moore
‘Tis the beginning of the season. Very soon for my biggest pot.
you are likely to have more people to more
Serve with toast, fruit, yogurt, waffle iron
meals than usual. Feeding a lot of people
hash browns or whatever else sounds
fast can be a challenge.
good. Right now there are a ton of recipes
to use with your waffle iron. These hash
I find breakfast for a crowd especially difficult. At dinner time, there are all kinds of browns are easy peasy.
folks standing around you can give a job
Waffle Iron Hash Browns (serves 8)
to. Not so much for breakfasts! And you
2# bag Tater Tots
want to enjoy your guests at each meal, so
salt and pepper to taste
this column is about making it easier on
yourself. Partly you put your guests to
Put bag of frozen Tater Tots in the refrigerwork and partly you use your appliances
ator the night before. This recipe works
so you don’t have to stir stuff on the stove
best with partially-thawed potatoes.
top.
Quick Cook Tip #15
Minimize kitchen time for large-gathering
breakfasts.
One of my neighbors, Joan Alf, several
years ago gave me the quickest and easiest
breakfast for a crowd: Omelets in a Bag.
These are so healthful. No milk or
butter/oil. If you don’t add cheese, you cut
the calories even more.
Omelets in a Bag (as many as you can boil
up!)
Prepare dishes of additives for omelets:
bacon bits, chopped tomato, cheeses, green
onion, bell pepper, sliced mushrooms, and
so on. I do this prep the day before and
then put out each at breakfast time.
Set a large pot of water to boil on the
stove. Give people FREEZER zipper bags
(very important it be heavy duty) and
direct them to write their names with a
permanent marker.
Then each person cracks two eggs into the
bag, zips it up, and mushes up the egg to
resemble scrambled eggs. Each person
opens up the bag, adds in the additives of
choice, and re-zips the bag after removing
as much air as is possible. I demonstrate
by pressing the bag against my torso and
squeezing out the air. Even adults like
playing with their food this way, and kids
love these!
The bags are placed in the pot of boiling
water. When the water returns to boiling,
start the timer. I do move them around in
the pot if I have 8 or more cooking.
After 13 minutes remove the bags from the
water and let each person open his or her
bag and roll the omelet on a plate.
Everyone gets an omelet at the same time.
I have cooked twelve at one time, the limit
Preheat oven to 300 degrees.
Preheat waffle iron to medium high. Spray
with non-stick cooking spray.
Place 20-25 Tater Tots on the waffle iron
(depends on your size) and lower the top
of the iron onto the potatoes, pressing
firmly so TTs flatten out. As they cook
press again to flatten more.
Cook about 2-3 minutes. Cut in half.
Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Remove to a
baking pan and put in oven to keep warm.
Bake three more batches to serve 8. You
can make these while the omelets are
being assembled and cooked.
Other easy breakfast dishes for a crowd
are:
-Slow cooker makes “Overnight Oatmeal”
(I use steel cut oats)
-Make bacon in the oven (350 degrees for
15-20 minutes)
-Bake eggs in avocado halves for a crowd
-Bake eggs in meringue clouds (recipe
here http://www.popsugar.com/food/EasyBaked-Egg-Recipe-37204432)
-Pre-make egg and sausage muffins in
your muffin pan
-Precut fruit that guests layer with yogurt
and granola for a light meal
Oh, and so many more! There are tons of
ways to cook for a crowd and live to tell
about it.
Your guests will be impressed with how
fast you put a Bed and Breakfast meal on
the table for them. Casa Moore is known
for them!
Sharon Arthur Moore writes culinary mysteries and other stuff. You can check out
Mission Impastable at Amazon. Also, for
more foodie reading, follow her blog,
“Parsley, Sage and Rosemary Time” at
www.sharonarthurmoore.blogspot.com
The 2015 Pinewood Players Theatre Season
Adult Plays
Hallelujah Girls
Director: Lynn Rouyer
Friday
Saturday
6/12
6/19
6/13 7:00
6/20 7:00
6/14
6/21
7:00 PM
Sunday
2:30 PM
Be My Baby:
Director: Bill Kane
7/31
8/7
8/1 7:00
8/8 2:30
8/2
8/9
Whose Wives Are
They Anyhow?
Director:Marsha Propps
8/21
8/28
8/22 7:00
8/29 7:00
8/23
8/30
Drama Camp Plays
Through the Looking Glass 7/10
(Kidz Kamp)
7/11-7:00
7/12
7/18-2:30
7/18-7:00
7/19
Wipeout! (Tween Camp)
7/17
For more information, go to: www.pinewoodplayers.com
PINEWOOD PLAYERS NEWS
It’s great to be back in the mountains, where the air is fresh and clean and
Pinewood Players is cooking up an exciting new theatre season.
Over at the theatre, we’ve already started practicing our lines and planning the
stage sets. Here’s what we’ll be offering this summer:
First, starting June 12, we bring you Hallelujah Girls, a joyful comedy about a
group of women friends who decide to throw caution to the wind and finally do a
few of the things they have hitherto only dreamed about – and that includes converting an abandoned church into a day spa.
In July, you are in for a treat once again as the children and teens entertain us all
with two energetic musicals: Kidz Kamp will perform Through the Looking Glass
(complete with a hip-hopping Alice) beginning July 10th , and ‘Tween Camp
brings us Wipeout!, a surfing extravaganza, starting July 17th.
Be My Baby will be on stage beginning July 31st. It’s a heartwarming comedy
about two senior citizens who hate each other and suddenly find themselves the
unwitting guardians of a very small baby.
For our final play of the season, beginning August 21st, our players will present
Whose Wives Are They, Anyway?, a fast-moving farce that will have you laughing until your sides split.
And that’s not all: Doug Pusateri will be producing Cabaret Theater at the
Country Club once again. If you’d like to get involved with Cabaret Theater, there
will be a meeting at the Country Club on May 31st . You’ll want to get your tickets early for these shows – all the performances sold out quickly last year.
For more information about what this summer will bring, or to order
tickets, go to http://pinewoodplayers.com/.
See you soon.
Sincerely,
Kathy Abramowitz – Membership Chair, ‘Tween Camp Producer
and occasional Backstage Crew. Kathy can be reached at: [email protected].
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CINNAMON ROLL SALE
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Business Alliance Clean Up Project
Our Munds Park Business Alliance put out a call for volunteers to help in
Phase 1 of their project to clean up the area surrounding the Pinewood
Boulevard entryway into Munds Park on Friday, April 17th. Our local CERT
members answered the call to help with this community service. They
pulled weeds, picked up debris scattered in the area and know there is still
a lot more to do. A special thanks to Rick VanDeurzen, Leslie DeGroot,
Chip Murphy, Chris Murphy, Len Friedlund, Bill DeGroot, and Everett
Worfolk for representing our great team in this worthwhile cause.
Home and Garden Show
Thirteen members of Munds Park CERT gave their time at the Flagstaff
Home and Garden Show held April 10th through April 12th in order to educate the public on what CERT represents, and supporting the Sheriff’s
Office goal of providing safety tips by talking to the public and passing out
information. Chip and Chris Murphy, Gail and Rick VanDeurzen, Cheryl
Thomas, Leslie DeGroot, Tony Bond, Bill and Mary Lou Hagan, Mark
Stevenson, Len Friedlund, Linda VanDeren and Alma Elizarraraz – Your
dedication to volunteer is truly appreciated.
It’s time for the PFD Auxiliary’s first Cinnamon Roll
Sale of 2015 on Saturday, May 23rd. This year we are
going to try selling in a little different packaging.
WE BAKE 4 per pkg for $5; 8 (2 pkgs) for $10 and 12
(3 pkgs) for $15
The frozen (YOU BAKE) are $5 ½ Dozen and $10 a
Dozen
You can pre-order either the frozen or baked any time
after May 1 by calling BARB at 286-2329 or JAN at
296-9245.
Baked Cinnamon Rolls will go on sale at the Fire
Station at 7 a.m. and pre-orders available for pick up
until 9 a.m.
Announcing our new Munds Park CERT Trailer
Our dream has become a reality! Our team is proud to announce the
acquisition of our new trailer. First of all, the decision did not happen
overnight to take this giant step, but circumstances over the years led up
to this monumental purchase. This trailer will allow us quick activation
because all our equipment and supplies are in one location, it will give us
shelter if needed and the mobility to take it to our neighboring communities who can use our equipment and supplies, as we are there to help
when called upon!
This could not have happened without the support of our members and
through the help of non-members who believe in our organization. If you
would like to help, contact our Munds Park CERT board members for more
information. They are Tony Bond at 928-310-8600, Sue Madden at 602882-2261, Leslie DeGroot at 602-3706738, Pat Traber at 619-977-8409 or
Len Friedlund at 928-600-3896.
MASONRY
by Louis
•••AVAILABLE TO DO ALL KINDS OF STONE WORK•••
~BBQ’S
~ FIREPLACES
~ PAVERS
~ PATIOS
~LANDSCAPING~
~WOOD FENCES ~ TILE ~
~WOOD FLOORS
Photo taken by Leslie DeGroot
Doorway – (L-R) Linda Van Deren and Sue Madden
Back Row – (L-R) Mark Gardner, Len Friedlund, Rick VanDeurzen, Bill
Hagan, Trish Treharne-Simms,
Mike Simms, Gail VanDeurzen, Chris Murphy, Pat Traber, Al Traber
Front Row – (L-R) Chris Stoltze, Chip Murphy, Mary Lou Hagan, Tony
Bond, Cheryl Murphy, Sandy Drahos
& BASEBOARDS ~
CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES
928.679.0005
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17550 Munds Ranch Road, Exit 322
928-286-1309
*Starting May 15th*
17700 N. Munds Ranch Road, Exit 322
928-286-0235
Free Small Coffee
with any
Gas Purchase!
ICE • BEER • PROPANE EXCHANGE
Karaoke every Friday Night
& Line Dancing!
All Munds Park Residents are
Welcome to Join us!
Live Music On Saturday Nights TOO!
Starting May 16th
Come and check out our food menu
~appetizers, burgers and wings to name a few!~
~ BAR Hours~
Friday and Saturday- 5:00 p.m.
Best gas prices in Munds Park!
Now serving hard liquor,
beer and wine
• Stop in the Office for an events calendar•
Annual Car Show
June 13 2015
Munds Park RV Resort
17550 Munds Ranch Rd
Munds Park, AZ 86017
JOIN US
17550 Munds Ranch Road, Exit 322
928-286-1309
WELCOME BACK PARTY!
TO ALL MUNDS PARK RESIDENTS
RAFFLES ***FOOD***Live Entertainment***AWARDS**BAR WILL BE OPEN
Registration 8:00 am to 10:00 am
Car Show 10:00 am to 2:30 pm
Awards 2:30 to 3:00 pm
1) Sports Cars Top 2
2) Trucks Top 2
3) Street Rod Top 2 (Pre 1949)
4) Ford Top 2
5) GM Top 2
6) MOPAR Top 2
RV SITES AVAILABLE..PLEASE CALL FOR RESERVATION 928-286-1309
For More Car Show Information call 602-809-4194
LET’S PARTY, LET’S DANCE!
Saturday, MAY 16TH - 7:00 pm
Bar is open!
Live Band at the Rec Hall
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$538,000
$148,900
5 W. Pinewood Blvd.
P.O. Box 17218
REALTY
Don Tillery, Designated
Broker/Owner
New Listing!
New Listing!
635 E. Pinewood Blvd
MLS#161601
17470 S.Stallion
Exceptionally large lot with
easy access. Sits way back from
Pinewood Blvd. Very private,
slightly sloped and very heavily
treed.
Call Debi
$239,000
$289,000
1155 Pawprint Place
17430 Big Sky Drive
MLS#161649
Heavily treed lot. Master bedroom located off the living room
area (Main Level). Formal dining
room, large kitchen with island.
3Bd/ 4.5Ba
Call Debi
$319,500
Reduced
195 Bison Drive
MLS#160071
Panoramic Views
Cathedral Ceilings, Wood
FIreplace, Great Room, attached
Garage, exterior painted in 2013
3BD/2BA
Call Debi
$299,000
$184,900
$129,900
17110 S. Deer Run
2 bed room/2 bath /10x42
Az Room,meticulously maintained, shows like
a model home.
MLS#159897
Call Dave
MLS#157566
Beautiful Open Floor Plan,
Woodburning Frpl, Panoramic
Views of Munds Canyon
2BD/1.75BA
Call Debi
MLS#160721
Custom Construction, Wrap
around trex decking, 2 gas fireplaces, Large workshop in backyard, Central AC/Heat
2bd/2 ba
Call Debi
$495,000
785 Oak Drive
MLS#161498
Extremely well kept A-Frame
Wrap around decking
Open Floor Plan, 2 bedrooms
plus large loft
2BD/3Ba
Call Debi
$179,900
$184,900
$99,900
$65,900
17845 Golden Pond
MLS#159200
Views of Lake O’Dell
Open Kitchen w/large pantry
Double car garage, 2,258 SqFt
4BD/3BA
Call Debi
715 E. Oak
MLS#169676
Great lot ready for cabin or
manufactured home.
Priced to Sell!
Call Dave
$139,000
$80,000
17185 S. Mescalero Dr
MLS#160247
Super sharp 3 bedroom, 1.75
baths, move in ready immaculate
condition/central heat plus wood
burning stove.
Call Dave
17425 Crystal Brook
MLS#161142
Home has been carefully
maintained, Central propane
heat, new roof, tile and carpet
3bd/2ba
1405 Silver Place
MLS#161323
Trees, Trees & More Trees.
This Prime lot is located near the
National Forest
Great neighborhood!
Call Dave
Call Debi
$295,700
17810 S. Walapai $67
MLS#161372
Located on #10 Fairway!
Well Maintained Townhouse
Panoramic Views + Large Loft
2BD/1.75BA
Call Debi
Sale Pending
$159,900
$49,900
17095 S. Poco Place
MLS #161547
Oversized lot at end of
Cul-de-sac, So much
potential, Come take a
look! 2bd/1ba
Call Debi
1126 E. Coyote
MLS#157699
SHORT SALE
Beautiful Open Floor Plan
Stainless Steel Appl; Trex Deck
3bd/2ba
Call Debi
$330,000
Reduced
$319,000
95 W. Campfire Trail
MLS#159604
Trees,Trees & More
Trees,2,304 SQ FT Chalet on
Oversize Lot, 4BD/3BA
Vaulted T & G Ceiling
Central Heat
Call Dave
45 W Campfire Trail
MLS#158842
Cul-de-sac with beautiful views,
Large 2 car garage, Woodburning
stove & Fireplace
4BD/2BA
Call Debi
1320 E. Jaguar Lane
MLS#159669
Great Home for Entertaining,
2 master suites, New wood
Floor, Covered Decks
3bd / 3 ba
Call Debi
1075 E. Coyote
Least expensive Lot in Munds
Park,OK for manufactured home
or cabin,all utilities to lot line!
MLS#159697
Call Dave
Reduced
Sale Pending
$179,700
$149,900
685 E. Reindeer
MLS#159082
3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Lg Great
Rm. Huge Deck, Central Heat
Neat as a Pin!
Call Dave
1065 Coyote
MLS#161085
Charming A-frame,extra
large great room and downstairs bedroom, large loft
priced to sell $149,900.
Call Dave
530 E Turkey Trail
MLS#161266
2 bedrm, 1 1/2 baths,
large corner lot, huge covered deck & carport, Move In
Ready!
Call Dave
$142,500
17225 S. Iron Springs
MLS#159633
Beautiful, Completely
Remodeled; Large covered porch;
New Hardwood Floor
OMC; 2bd/1.75ba
Call Debi
LOTS: 17135 S. Deer Run Rd. - $65,000 • 1365 E. Jaguar Ln - $139,000 - 1000 E. Caribou Rd. - $139,00 • 17830 Hopi Rd - $75,000 •
635 E.Pinewood Blvd - $148,900
135 Bison Dr - *Reduced* $76,000 • 17380 Shadow Rock - $130,000
Don Tillery
Designated Broker
Owner
Ofc: (928) 286-1030
Debi Bright, REALTOR®
Associate Broker
[email protected]
Cell: (928) 699-7703
SERVING PINEWOOD REALTY FOR 27 YEARS
Dave Kraemer, REALTOR®
Debbie Kraemer
[email protected]
Cell: (928) 380-3639
REALTOR®
Cell (928) 814-0144
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REALTY
LOCAL: 928-286-1030 / Phoenix: 602-252-1402
WE SUPPORT OUR
TROOPS
Open Saturday thru Sunday: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm • www.pinewoodrealty.com
PROFESSIONAL; INTEGRITY; NOTABLE; ETHICAL; WISE; OBJECTIVE; OBLIGATION; DISCRETION
Don Tillery, Designated Broker/Owner
Please check out our NEW website! It now includes ALL listings in Pinewood! www.pinewoodrealty.com
As it connects with the Multiple Listing Service it will also be seen by anyone who connects to realtor.com
$139,900
$209,900
$229,900
!
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17245 S. Kay Place
430 E. Laguna
Fantastic 3BR, 1.75; Huge Kitchen, 10x30
Trex Deck; 2 Car Carport; 2 storage sheds;
7625 sq ft lot & Includes One Year Home
Warranty! MUST SEE!!!
1583 sq ft; 3 BR; 2 BA; Bonus Room;
Woodstove; Central Elec, Heat, Covered
Back Deck, Workshop/garage; Split Plan
on a very well-treed corner lot.
MLS#161145- Sam/Bob
MLS#158804— Sam/Bob
17410 San Carlos
Completely & Beautifully Remodeled Interior &
Exterior (Log Siding); Appl & Furn convey; One
Year Home Warranty; Large well treed lot!
MLS#1160814 - Bob/Sam
$299,000
$125,000
$114,900
!
D
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17195 Mescalero
17240 Winding Trail
Beautiful 16 wide; 2 BR 1.75 BA;
Split Plan; Enjoy the many trees from
the Large Covered Deck and More!
MLS#159469-Sam/Bob
$295,000
2 BR; 2 BA; unique roof system allowing
spaciousness and light; FAE; storage shed;
lovely deck; dog run; on a very well-treed lot &
close to the Forest.
MLS#159982 — Sam/Bob
MLS#160216 Bob/Sam
$59,900
$205,000
17870 Golden Pond
4 BR; 2 BA; 2542 sq ft; (2 Mast
Suites - w/ FRPL - 1 up and 1
down); Central Heat; Firepl in LR
Eat-In Country Kitch/tons of cabinets; Bonus Rm; open & cov decks;
12,247 sq ft lot.
MLS# 161828 - Sam/Bob
17125 Sequoia Dr
Gorgeous 3BR, 1/75BA Mountain Chalet
nestled into a well treed quarter acre lot
close to the Nat’l Forest; wrap around
decks; Wood burning fireplace, Central gas,
Heat; Furnished
Plus 1 Year Home Warranty
$199,900
17125 Bowstring
770 E. Turkey Trail
Beautifully Remodeled 2BR;2BA
Fireplace; Central Propane
with Window A/C
Consistently the #1 producer in Pinewood
When you want results you can count on
17810 S. Walapai #48
Pinewood Fairway Townhouse, 2
Master Suites+huge loft,
Woodburning Frpl, newer flooring &
granite countertops, Deck w
panoramic views of forest - OMC
• Pinewood Realty •
SAVE MONEY BY BUILDING on this
5000 Sq ft lot w/ 2 Outbuildings and
Utilities already in place. Perfect for a
site built cabin and/or
a Manufactured Home.
AFFORDABLE!
MLS#160314
Ask for Sam/ Bob
www.pinewoodrealty.com
If you are looking for a home here in BEAUTIFUL PINEWOOD we are here to show you what is available and, even if it's not there at the moment, we will
establish a knowledge of what is most desirable to you and we will find it for you. We are open and available year around come rain, snow or sunshine,
7/24 with the exception of 4 Holidays. Bob Joncas @ 928-853-8543 • Sam Tillery @928-699-1862
Sam Tillery, REALTOR®
[email protected]
Cell: (928) 699-1862
Bob Joncas, REALTOR®
Associate Broker
[email protected]
Sandy McCracken, REALTOR® Nancy Whitworth, REALTOR®
Cell: (928) 853-8542
[email protected]
Cell: (928) 606-3323
[email protected]
Cell: (602) 796-0372
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April 27, 2015
MUTS NEWS
During the first 2015 MUTS volunteer session we will be
performing trail maintenance on the motorized multi-user trail
and the non-motorized trails at the Iron Springs Trailhead.
Date: May 9th, Saturday, at 8:15 a.m.
Meet: Iron Springs Trailhead
A FREE Lunch will be provided
Please R.S.V.P., via email, before May 1st if you plan on
attending the workday and lunch. [email protected]
PINEWOOD PLUMBING
For All Your Plumbing Needs
Spring
Is
Here!!
Service and Repairs
Drain Cleaning
Winterization
What to bring: Work gloves, long pants, sturdy shoes, sunblock, and dress for the weather.
Greg Holley, Owner
Water and trail tools are be provided.
928-286-2427 Office
MUTS President,
Larry Metzler
928-600-6172 Cell
Call us if we have your keys on file!
Not a Licensed Contractor
Free
Estimates
RPM
CONTRACTING INC.
2015 Summer Mass Schedule in Munds Park
No Job
Too
Small
Thanks to our friends at the Community Church, Catholic Mass
will be held on the following
Let Us Build Your Dream
dates this Summer.
May 9, 2015
Remodels
Decks
New Homes
Windows
Storage
Sheds
Roofing
Paining
Call Ron Polder
(928) 606-2507
Demo
Hauling
Electrical
Concreted
Pavers
Masonry
Siding
FULL SERVICE CONSTRUCTION
LANDSCAPES BY LACEY
Licensed • Bonded • Insured
Res#168993
Com#213656
June 13, 2015
July 11, 2015
August 8, 2015
September 5, 2015
All Masses will be at 4:30 p.m.
Please thank Father Pat for again for taking time out of his busy
schedule to do this.
April 27, 2015
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DOES YOUR HOME OR DECK NEED A FACELIFT?
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“HOUSE
DOCTOR”
OR CALL
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• FIRE REDUCTION •
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CONGRATULATIONS!!
Pinewood Realty is proud to announce that DAVE KRAEMER is celebrating
21 years of continuous sales and customer assistance with the NUMBER 1
REAL ESTATE COMPANY in Munds Park!
Dave consisently continues to be a Multi Million “Dollar Producer!” Should
Dave be of any Real Estate assistance, please do not hesitate to give him a call!
He can provide you with a FREE, Written Market
Analysis!
DAVE KRAEMER
Cell: 928-380-3639
email: [email protected]
Realty
DONALD R. TILLERY
Designated Broker
LICENSE #4365
RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL
SPIDERS & INSECTS
CARPENTER ANTS & TERMITES • INSPECTIONS & TREATMENTS
MICE • SKUNKS • BATS
TREES & BUSHES
PINE BARK BEETLES • ASPEN SCALE
APHIDS • SPIDERMITES • ETC
FLAGSTAFF & MUNDS PARK
AZ TOLL FREE 1-800-953-5995
LOCAL 928/774-5995
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NEW LISTING
820 Havasupai - $499,000
LOCATION LOCATION & LAKE VIEWS
On Heavily Treed 1 Acre Lot, 1,886 Sq Ft, 3bd//2ba
+ Loft, Great Room with Rock Fireplace & Wood
Stove Forced Air Gas Heat & AC, 2 Car Garage,
Covered & Open Decks + Gazebo w/Fire Pit, Walk to
Lake for Fishing & Hiking
NEW LISTING
735 E. Reindeer Dr - $159,500
PICTURE PERFECT SETTING
Well Maintained Cabin, 2bd/1ba, Great Room with
Fireplace and Vaulted Ceilings. Forced Air Elec
Heat. Enjoy the porch swing and cool breezes from
the front covered deck. Cabin is being sold furnished
.
17970 Green Mountain Place - $279,500
SECLUDED LOG CABIN
1,440 Sq Ft, 2bd//2ba + Loft, Large Great Room,
Rock Fireplace, Forced Air Gas Heat, Large Covered
Front Porch & Open Rear Deck with Forest Views,
Cabin is close to the end of a long dead end street.
Walk to National Forest
NEW LISTING
NEW LISTING
SALE PENDING
CONDO 22A - $145,500
Beautiful Downstairs Condo, 3bd/2ba, Granite in
Kitchen , Tile & Carpet flooring. Furnished
SALE PENDING
250 Sandia Circle - $154,500
165 Bison Dr - $199,500
Cozy Cabin, 2bd/2ba, Great Room with Vaulted
Well Built Chalet Style Cabin, 2bd/2ba, Hugh Loft, Great
Ceiling, 5,375 SqFt Lot with Circular Drive & Carport
room, on a Beautiful Heavily Treed Lot
NEW LISTING
17265 Zuni Place - $119,500
Large Heavily Treed Cul-de-Sac Lot
1,148 Sq Ft, Split 2bd/2ba, Great Rm, Wood Stove,
Gas Heat Bonus Room & Office Space, Extra Large
Covered Porch, Large Storage Shed, Furnished as
Viewed
SALE PENDING
17085 S. Poco Place - $137,500
17070 S Pintail Place - $124,500
Quiet Cul-de-Sac Lot
Remodeled and beautiful 940 Sq Ft, 2bd/1.75ba,
Updated Kitchen, Separate Laundry Room, Large
Covered Deck, Forced Air Electric Heat Large
Storage Shed
Quiet Cul-de-Sac Lot
1,248 Sq Ft, 2bd/2ba, Large Living & Dining Rm + eatin Kitchen, Laundry Rm, Forced Air Elec Heat, Covered
Front & Side Porches, Storage Shed, Fenced back Yard,
Parking
Mountain Dreams Realty 928-286-9335
Visit our Web Site - www.mountaindreamsrealty.com
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928-699-8868
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P.O.Box 17338
Munds Park, Az 86017
Fax # 951-547-6070
Email [email protected]
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Cell (602) 579-4769
Office (382-286-9191
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Designated Broker®
MPBA
CALL: 928.286.9171
Fax (928) 286-9107
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$135,000
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385 LODGE DRIVE
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Ronnie Mills
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Congratulations to Jill & Mike DiFabbio who were
recently married on April 10, 2015 at
Arizona Country Club
April 22, 2015
Brylie Palmer celebrated her 1st birthday with
family and friends...what a cutie pie!!
Sam & Marianne DiFabbio, Mike & Jill
DiFabbio, Howard & Jennifer Weiner
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function without asking for your help, it would be great, but unfortunately we
are one of those organizations that will always be in need of
donations. Just to let you know how important your donations are to the
Pinewood Fire Department, here are just a few items that we were able to purchase because of your support. An icemaker, dishwasher, refrigerators, bed
mattresses, emergency rope rappelling equipment, all weather safety jackets,
a CPR video, automated external defibrillator (AED), two saws, an inverter, fire
hosing and a new hydraulic power pump also known as the
Jaws of Life!
Help us continue to give it back to the community and keep the
Pinewood Fire Department the best in Arizona
Please send your donation to: PFD Auxiliary
P. O. Box 17455
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Single Seniors
Live Music as a Mental Pain Reliever
By Annie Weissman
My sister and her boyfriend Bob came up from their vacation in
Tucson to spend some time with me. They arrived midafternoon and
we drank diet soda on my front porch, among the geraniums, pathos
and dahlia plants with the fountain babbling in the background.
Joan, my neighbor, came over at dinner time and we all ate in the bar
of Uncle Sal’s, a restaurant on Osborn and Hayden Roads in
Scottsdale. It was formerly owned by Sammy “the bull” Gravano. The
succulent scallops are a bargain at thirteen dollars. The crispy toasted
bread emitted that sweet garlic scent and it was just right to sop up the
sauce. I dropped Joan back at her place, and my sister and Bob at their
hotel to get ready for the evening.
My sister and Bob are open for fun, which is why I like to spend
time with them. We headed out for The Rhythm Room. The Bad News
Blues Band was playing. I’d seen them several play several years ago
and liked their style.
We got there early to get a table .The last time I’d been to the
Rhythm Room, about a month ago to see the Sugar Thieves, the place
was jammed to over capacity. We had about an hour until the show
started, and we spent the time in pleasant conversation. The crowd was
eclectic, as usual, senior citizens who looked like they just came off
the golf course, young people decked out in their dance and club outfits and middle agers in their party clothes. As soon as the live music
started, some couples got up to dance. One couple had the moves
picked up in dance classes.
The sounds of the instruments and the melodies transported to
another galaxy; one without cares, worries, or the past, There was only
music. I was released from mental anguish I’d stored up for a month.
Tee unending news cycle of plane crashes and filial assurances of
sobriety
The saxophone reverberated in my gut. The jamming of the guitars rang in my head, clearing everything else out, at least for the time
I was there. The blues songs, the swing songs, the uncategorizable
songs charmed me out of my life and into their words, gruffness and
notes.
The three of us got up and danced. I moved with the music, not
caring whether I looked cool.
We stayed for one set. My sister yawned and it was enough for
me. We went for dessert at the Sugar Bowl Restaurant in downtown
Scottsdale. In streamed high school couples coming from their proms,
dressed to the hilt. They were so cute. Not one girl had on a dress that
was too revealing. I guess the kids who come to The Sugar Bowl after
the prom aren’t in the edgy crowd. My sister commented on how great
it was that a date was no longer a requirement to go to the prom.
My taste buds luxuriated in a hot fudge sundae with chocolate chip ice
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Financial Focus
How Can You Become
A “Healthy” Investor?
Sudoku
Solution
May is National Physical Fitness and
Sports Month. This “month” is designed
to encourage people to follow a healthy,
active lifestyle. You can take steps toward
this goal, of course, but why not carry the
concept of improving health to other areas
of your life — such as your investments?
Toward that end, consider these
suggestions:
• Give your portfolio a regular
“checkup.” To maintain your fitness,
it’s a good idea to visit a doctor
for a check-up on a regular basis. And
to help ensure the “health” of your
portfolio, you may want to
periodically review it with the assistance
of a financial professional — someone who
can point out gaps in your existing holdings
or changes that may need to be made.
• Follow a balanced investment “diet.”
As you know, nutrition experts recommend
that we adopt a balanced diet, drawing
on all the major food groups. Too
much of any one category — for example,
an excess of meat or dairy products — can
lead to health concerns. An analogous
situation exists when you invest: If you
own too much of one particular asset
class, such as aggressive growth
stocks, you might expose yourself to
an “unhealthy” degree of risk, because
you could take a big hit during a
market downturn. But not all investments
move in the same direction at the
same time, so if you own a mix of
stocks, bonds, government securities
and other vehicles, you can lessen
the impact of volatility on your portfolio.
In investing, as in all walks of life,
balance and moderation are important.
• Don’t let investments get “lazy.”
Exercise is essential in staying fit and
healthy. Yet exercise can also be hard work,
causing many of us to put it off to “another
day.” Some of your investments may also
not be working hard enough for you. To
cite one possibility, you might own quite
a few certificates of deposit (CDs). There’s
nothing “wrong” with CDs, and they do
offer a high degree of preservation of
principal— but they provide very little
in the way of return, particularly in a
low interest rate environment, such
as we’ve had over the past few years. So
if you have a plethora of CDs, you might
be depriving yourself of the opportunity
to own other investments that “work
harder” by offering you the growth
potential you’ll need to make
progress toward your long-term goals.
• Avoid “unhealthy” habits. Many of
us are guilty of unhealthy habits, such as
eating too much or failing to address stress.
Taken together, these bad habits can harm
the quality of our lives. As an investor, you
can also fall into some bad habits. To name
just a couple, you could waste time and
effort by chasing after “hot” investments,
which may already be cooling off by the
time you hear about them, or you could
decide to take a “time out” from investing
when the markets are turbulent. Another
bad habit: Investing either too aggressively
or too conservatively for your goals and
risk tolerance. By avoiding these and other
negative habits, you can help yourself stay
on track toward your objectives.
It takes diligence and vigilance to stay
physically fit and healthy. And these same
attributes are just as important in keeping
your investment strategy in good shape.
This article was written by Edward
Jones for use by your local Edward
Jones Financial Advisor.
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Across
1. Sends packing
6. Abbey area
10. Shakespeare, for
one
14. Country
15. Annual high school
dance
16. Arab chieftain
17. Computer acronym
18. Water carrier
19. Spoil, with "on"
20. Stadium section
22. ___'easter
23. Misrepresent
24. Golf ball prop
25. Secret meeting
27. "60 Minutes"
network
30. West Wing
workers
32. Chip away at
36. ___ king
37. Grand duke's father
38. Pens
39. Lowered in rank
41. They're usually
found in beds
43. Synagogue official
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44. Blueprint
45. Baseball stat
46. Inspiration for
poets and musicians
47. Primitive
percussion instrument
48. ___ sauce
49. Ill-suited
51. Computer monitor,
for short
53. Applies
56. Anger
57. Strapped for cash
61. Great review
62. Dog biter
64. Mountain lakes
65. Seed cover
66. Cannery row?
67. Rewrites
68. Showy flower
69. Name on toy fuel
trucks
70. Move, as a plant
Down
1. Support group?
2. Boot
3. Shamu, for one
4. Corrupt
5. Mechanism in a
modern rifle
6. Software program,
briefly
7. Computer accessory
8. Deep sleeps
9. It may be at your
fingertips
10. Plant used for
stuffing mattress
11. Every which way
12. Baptism, for one
13. Attracted
21. Capture
26. Of inferior or
mediocre quality
27. Close-knit group
28. Cloudiness
29. Brazilian dance
31. "Dear old" guy
33. S-shaped moldings
34. Australian slang
for derelic
35. English exam
finale, often
40. Bluntly
41. Winter bug
42. Tough, durable
wood
44. Irish moonshine
whiskeys
47. Opposite of macho
By Paul Mason Solution on page 31
50. Liquor-bottle size
52. Barter
53. Eurasia's ___
Mountains
54. Delhi wrap
55. Axis of ___
58. Icicle former
59. "Do ___ others
as..."
60. "Check this out!"
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Munds Park
Business Alliance
“Building Business Partnerships for a Stronger Community”
RECRUITMENT CAMPAIGN LAUNCHES 5TH YEAR
It is hard to believe that this is the Fifth year since the Munds Park Business Alliance launched its effort to bring businesses together to work towards the
betterment of the community. With NUMEROUS signature businesses and
dozens of local volunteers, the organization has made great inroads in assisting
member businesses with referrals and building their business bases. Many of
the businesses have enjoyed significant increases in their own revenues while
also participating in several community outreach and enhancement programs.
Flagstaff Hullabaloo
Wheeler Park
Flagstaff, Arizona
Saturday June 6th (10am-9pm)
Flagstaff (April, 21st, 2015) --- On Saturday June 6th the Sixth Annual
Flagstaff Hullabaloo returns to Wheeler Park in downtown Flagstaff, AZ.
Hullabaloo is a community festival and a celebration of all things Flagstaffeverything from the great outdoors to the thriving local music scene. Hullabaloo has been voted “Best Annual Event or Festival” for five years
running by Arizona Daily Sun and Flagstaff Live readers. This festival is
presented in partnership with Grand Canyon Youth and Flagstaff Arts &
Leadership Academy which will receive a combined 25% of event proceeds.
New Officers For 2015---May Meeting is Scheduled for
Thursday May 21st at 4:00 pm
Elections occurred in September. Len Friedlund Moved from the PresidentElect position into President and Bill Spain is now Past-President. Cheryl Parker
is the Vice-President, Ronnie Mills is Secretary, Drew Grunwald is Treasurer
The Hullabaloo will kick off with a bike parade which stages at 9am and
and At-Large Positions include Sharon Emery, Tom Eade, Bill Heckman, Tom
departs at 9:30am on Saturday June 6th. There will be a huge kids area feaHlusak, Irene Russell and John Lee. These individuals form the Board of Directuring bounce houses, bungee trampolines, face painting, carnival games,
tors for 2015.
and much more. Live music from national, regional and local artists will
include California-based hip-hop artist Lyrics Born, San Diego funk from
Member Businesses & Individuals Who Have Renewed for 2015
The Earful, Cumbia from Tucson’s Vox Urbana, the 80s New Wave theSevilla Painting and Remodeling; Alberto Sevilla and Juan Sevilla. Bill Gibney
Law Services; Bill Gibney & Cheryl Parker. Provident Partners Realty; Bill Spain, atrics of Sedona’s Yin Yang and Zen Some, the dance-friendly funk of
Regina Bailey, Ronnie Mills, Dee Spain, Dan Hellman, Stan Sisson. Honeydoo
Flagstaff’s own RJB All-star Funk-harmonic, good-time bluegrass and
Jobs; Alan and Ilse Kitchen, Heckman Marketing; Bill Heckman, Foxboro Ranch Americana with Voluntary String Band, as well as a second stage featuring
Estates; Rick & Dixie Karber and Diane Robinson. AZ Pine Country Home Inone-of-a-kind performances from Flagstaff’s Circus Bacchus, traditional
spection; Terry Salazar. Munds Park RV Resort; Cindi Eagleton; Jim and Sharon Burundi drumming and dancing with Komezakaranga, and local hip-hopEmery, The Pinewood News; Pinewood Country Club; Marty Haughian. PPOA; pers Boom Box Bros. Prescott-based Living Folklore will provide giant
Len Friedlund and Tom Eade. Get your renewal form and membership turned puppets, stilt-walkers, clowns and children’s parades. Sierra Nevada Brewin before the May meeting to join in 2015. The meeting on the 21st of May will ing Company is coming back on board as the official beer sponsor and
be held in the Provident Partners Conference Room.
great food will be available from some of our best local restaurants including Fratelli Pizza, Taverna, Altitudes and Whyld Ass Coffee Shop. There
The Welcome Basket
will be a costume contest hosted by local costumer Incahoots with great
The Welcome basket program was one of the first informational segments that
prizes going to the best costumes.
the organization initiated. More than a THREE HUNDRED baskets have been
delivered to Munds Park newcomers with loads of participating business information, maps, gifts and coupons from the businesses. The baskets include a
pamphlet highlighting all of the service and charitable groups that work to
make Munds Park the special community it is, as well as a variety of gifts supplied by the group. Member businesses are asked to submit their 2015 Basket
information, gifts etc. ASAP so that baskets can be made before the end of the
month. Please turn in your Welcome Basket material Provident Partners as
soon as you have the collateral ready.
Beautification Committee
This committee worked to develop a plan to implement a three phase “Beautification” to the commercial district. Welcome signing, bushes, flowers, seating
and solar lighting is being considered depending on the amount of funds
raised to be devoted to this project. The group is working on the “Community
Plan” which is being supported by the Pinewood Country Club, Pinewood Sanitary District and the PPOA as well as adjacent individual property owners. The
group is also requesting that ADOT do something with the entrance to address
the weeds and litter. The ADOPT-A-HIGHWAY Volunteers are having their first
clean-up on April 17th. Emphasis will shift to working with adjacent property
owners and the county to improve the county easements and plant trees and
bushes on private property to enhance the entrances, including the Pinewood
Sanitary District and Pinewood Country Club common areas as well as the
main intersection leading into Munds Park at Fairway Drive.
Event sponsors include Grand Canyon Youth, Flagstaff Arts and Leadership Academy, Sierra Nevada Brewing Co, Findlay Toyota, Fratelli Pizza,
Centurylink, Canyon Pet Hospital, Barefoot Wine, Twin Arrows Casino,
Deep Eddy Vodka, Passport Health, Bryan Shanahan DDS, Swire Coca
Cola, Taverna, Whyld Ass Coffee Shop, Flagstaff Extreme Adventure
Course, Altitudes, Greenhouse Productions, Rooftop Solar, Kahtoola ,
Birch Avenue Tattoo, Rainbow’s End, West USA Realty, Bookmans, Hops
on Birch, Vino Loco, Arizona Music Pro, and Niles Radio.
The event begins on Saturday 6/6 at 10am and will run until 9pm. The festival is open to all ages. The event is free to the first 250 people with two
cans of food to benefit Flagstaff Family Food Center and $7 thereafter. Advanced tickets are available for only $5. VIP tickets are available for $50
and include a private entrance, a wonderful tented area with seating and a
great view of the stage, four beer tokens per day, light snacks, a VIP bar,
on-site masseuses, and VIP bathrooms.
TICKETS ON-SALE NOW! Tickets are available at Rainbow's End
(12 E Route 66), the Green Room (15 N Agassiz) online at
www.flaghulla.com or by calling 877.4.FLY.TIX (435.9849).
For more information check out www.flaghulla.com
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PINEWOOD NINERS GOLF ASSOCIATION
By Carla Marks
Spring has arrived in Munds Park and it is time to get ready for another season of golf and fun in the pines.
The Niners will officially begin on Wednesday, May 6th at 9:00AM.
The first game will be Odd Holes on the Front 9 and will be ABC
Flighted. The rest of May will be as follows: May 13th;, Mutt and
Jeff, Front 9, ABC Flighted; May 20th, Pick Your Poison, Back 9,
ABC Flighted, May 27th, First Medallion Round, Front 9, ABC
Flighted. On May 20th, we will also have our first General Meeting
& Luncheon. As in the past, sign up sheets for Golf and Luncheons
will be in the Pro Shop. All May Plays of the Day will begin at
9:00AM.
Due to weather problems (rain & more rain) late last summer,
some of our 2014 winning results never made it into a Niners’ article. Congratulations to Kathy Vogt & Becky Palumbo, our Match
Play winners. Micki Carlson was our Most Improved Golfer. The
Club Championship, after several postponements, was won by
LORI PRESCOTT with a LOW GROSS SCORE OF 88!!! Other winners is that Tournament were:
Flight 1
Kathy Vogt
Jane Edwards
Low Gross
Low Net
90
72
Flight 2
Barbara Maurseth
Mary Smith
Low Gross
Low Net
95
73
Flight 3
Alta Thompson
Pat Stewart
Low Gross
Low Net
126
77
Finally, congratulations to our 2014 State Medallion Team of Lori
Prescott and Becky Palumbo. They took second place in the First
Flight with a combined score of 95. As you all know, this is a competition with teams from all around the state of Arizona.
Great job, ladies!!
Happy Mother’s Day!
I want to wish my Mom, Joan, a wonderful Mother’s Day!
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Thank You
For Making a “2015”
Donation
Scholarship Grants
Citizenship Awards
Neighborhood Watch
Kids Events
Beautification Project
BINGO starts Friday June 5th from 7-9
at the Country Club.
Sidewalk Cleaning
Firefighter Auxilary Support
CERT Support
This year we will be selling 10 game packets with 3 games
to each sheet That's a total of 30 chances to win for only
$5.00 a packet.
We will also have a special game as well as the
all famous horse race.
Come and join us for a fun time and remember
it is open to everyone over 18.
Pinewood Property Owners Association
A 501c3 tax exempt organization,
All DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE
P.O. Box 18673, Munds Park, AZ. 86017
Name:_________________________________________________________
Mail Address:____________________________________________________
City_____________________________State_________Zip_______________
Donation $__________________
PINEWOOD
PROPERTY
OWNERS
ASSOCIATION
It's getting time to talk about the scholarship program again this year.
Applications are due by May 31, 2015.
Again, PPOA is providing two scholarships to Munds Park Seniors.
Applicants can obtain the package which contains the qualifications
and the application at www.pinewoodppoa.org or by contacting
Dick Drinen at 928-286-9020.
Applications should be turned in to Dick Drinen at PO Box 18076 or
at his home, 160 E. Apache Rd.
Deadline is May 31, 2015. Please call 928-286-9020
if you have any questions.
FROM YOUR PFD AUXILIARY
It’s getting that time of the year when our
residents start returning for the summer season. The Auxiliary has been spending time
this winter working on new fund raising projects. With the cut in tax revenues over the last couple of years, we
are doubling our efforts to raise funds to be used to help purchase
items for the fire department that are not allowed for in the budget
due to those cuts. As always, thank you in advance for your continued support
The first Cinnamon Roll Sale of the season is coming up on the
23rd of May. We will again have sales of frozen rolls so you can
have these delicious rolls whenever you want them. Information is
on page 16 of the Pinewood News. You can also pre-order and
pay for the already cooked treats and pick them up anytime from 7
a.m. to 9 a.m.
Over the last several years there have been tables and chairs
available for loan. Unfortunately, due to some problems with that
process, the table and chairs will no longer be available for loan to
the public. We apologize for the inconvenience this might cause.
The tables and chairs belong to the Auxiliary, not the fire department and unfortunately, people who borrowed them, did so without
regard for any inconvenience to the firemen and their daily duties.
Not to mention tables were returned damaged, dirty and sometimes just left outside when crews were out of the station.
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Pinewood Country Club
18-hole Women's Golf Association
by Jackie Riley
A new season with good friends, good golfing (hopefully) and many fun
events is about to begin...Our first play-day is scheduled for May 15.
Our new schedule has many new games to play. Our scheduled
events will be on Fridays.
Improvements to US 89 and Haul Road intersection have begun New
Membership is required. Dues is $55.00 plus $25.00 for your AWGA
roundabout to improve traffic flow at busy intersection
handicap yearly fee. There is an optional $5.00 fee which will allow
PHOENIX – The Arizona Department of Transportation has started on the re- you to play in Northern Arizona Women's Golf Assn. events throughout
construction of the intersection of US 89 and Haul Road in Page to alleviate the summer.
traffic congestion near the Walmart Supercenter.
Starting times for our May 15 ("Strike Three") and May 22 (ABC event
Work will include constructing a large, two-lane roundabout that will allow
with meeting and lunch) will be 8:30 a.m. Most events after these two
oversized vehicles, including house boats, to safely pass through the interwill start at 8:00 a.m.
section. A traditional signalized intersection would not allow for safe passage for oversized vehicles, which is common to the Lake Powell/Page
region, because the signals would hang too low and would limit the size and
Hope you will all join in on the camaraderie and fun!
height of tall and oversized vehicles/house boats traveling through the intersection.
Additional improvements will include a raised median, new sidewalks and
ramps, new street lighting, signage and lane striping, and improved
drainage.
“Building a roundabout at this intersection is the best solution to enhance
safety and operational characteristics of the existing intersection,” said
ADOT Flagstaff District Engineer Audra Merrick. “The roundabout design will
accommodate the larger oversized vehicles hauling house boats to the Lake
Powell area, which is critical.”
Prescribed burns update for
Coconino NF
In an effort to expedite the project and improve safety at the US 89 intersecFlagstaff, Ariz., — Fire managers are planning a
tion at milepost 547, ADOT committed additional funding to move the proj- prescribed burn possibly Sunday and also burns throughout
ect forward by including it in the state’s 2015-2019 Five-Year Transportation next week, depending on favorable weather conditions and winds that help
lessen the impact of smoke to surrounding communities.
Facilities Construction Program.
Mormon Lake Basin Project: Planned ignition is Sunday (April 26), but may
The $2.3 million improvement project in Coconino County will include partial funding from Walmart, which agreed to construct a roundabout or other be delayed until further in the week depending on weather conditions. The
burn area includes approximately 1,000 acres in an area just west of the Viltraffic control mitigation measure prior to its opening in 2006.
Initial work will not affect mainline US 89 traffic and will be limited to
drainage features and access roads near businesses in the area.
Once construction starts on the roundabout, one lane of traffic in each direction will remain open and access to businesses will be maintained via
frontage road detours to minimize conflicts.
The project is expected to take up to eight months to complete.
For more information on the project, please visit azdot.gov/US89PageRoundabout.
ADOT works to inform the public about planned highway restrictions, but
there is a possibility that unscheduled closures or restrictions may occur.
Weather can also affect a project schedule. To stay up-to-date with the latest highway conditions around the state, visit the ADOT Traveler Information Center at www.az511.gov or call 5-1-1.
lage of Mormon Lake north off Forest Road 219. Moderate smoke is predicted to disperse to the north on Sunday.
Rocky Project: Planned ignition is any time between Tuesday (April 28)
through Friday (May 1). This burn includes 385 acres and is located about 25
miles south of Flagstaff (7 miles south of Munds Park) on the east side of Interstate 17.
Mint Project: Planned ignition is any time between Tuesday (April 28)
through Friday (May 1), depending on weather conditions. The burn includes
500 acres and will be about two miles directly south of Mormon Lake near the
intersection of Lake Mary Road and Mormon Lake Road.
Upper Beaver Creek Project - Burn #2: Planned ignition will be late next
week, with the exact date to be determined. This burn includes 3,000 acres
and is located in the Happy Jack area, approximately 38 miles south of
Flagstaff.
Notifications of upcoming prescribed burns are provided regularly throughout
the season. The public can find this information online and through the Prescribed Fire recorded hotline:
Inciweb: http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/state/3/
Prescribed Fire Recorded Hotline: 928-226-4607
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BOOKMOBILE
Flagstaff city-Coconino County Library visits Munds Park
every month year round!
It is nearly 40 ft. long & carries DVD Movies, Books, Music C.D.’s,
Large Type Material among other things.
Flagstaff library books may be returned to the bookmobile and requests can be made for
the vehicle to bring specific materials from the Main or Branch Libraries. The bookmobile visits the Park every second Wednesday of the month.
Pinewood Country Club Parking lot
Wednesday, May 13, 2015
@ 10:45 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
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What it Means When You Hear It!
Attention Please!
It is important that everyone In Munds Park know
the following signals that will be sent as they are
needed from our new siren:
LIGHTNING: A 20 Second Long Sustained BLAST
OF THE SIREN
FIRE: A 16 Second ON, 8 Second OFF—
A Sequence of 4 Cycles
ATTACK: 6 Second On and 6 Second OFF
Repeated for 3 Minutes
ALL CLEAR: 6 Seconds On and 3 Seconds Off for
A Sequence of 3 Cycles
(American Signal confirmed that with the exception of the Lightning signal, all of these tones and
cycles are standard throughout the country. There
is no standard for lightning warnings.)
THANK YOU TO OUR MILITARY
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
EMERGENCY ......................................................9-1-1
Coconino County Sheriff Dispatch....................928-226-5198
Pinewood Fire Department - Office..................928-286-9885
US Forest Service-CNF....................................928-526-0600
AZ Game & Fish...............................................928-774-5227
Flagstaff Medical Center...................................928-779-3366
Department of Public Safety (DPS)..................928-773-3600
Dept of Transportation (Road Cond).................928-774-1491
Pinewood Sanitary District................................928-286-9166
Munds Park Post Office...................................928-286-1845
The Pinewood News
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The Pinewood News is published every other Monday April through September and
once a month October through March. The publisher reserves the right to refuse any
advertisements submitted to this paper including “for sale by owner” ads unless you
are a registered agent. The Pinewood News is not responsible for the claims of its
advertisers. Letters to the editor are not necessarily the opinions of the editor. Letters
must contain the name and address of the writer (addresses will not be printed).
Letters may be edited for clarity and length. Printing letters to the editor is at the
discretion of the editor.
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Road Trip to Wickenburg
by Steele Wotkyns
Spring or even late spring is a fine season to visit and explore historic Wickenburg. That’s exactly what I did recently and there were many highlights
from my weekend road trip. I booked and stayed at the Rio Tierra Casitas for
two nights. It’s an amazing, relaxing oasis only a few miles from Wickenburg’s old downtown. The property nestles next door to the Nature Conservancy’s Hassayampa River Reserve with access to this remarkable riparian
preserve right out Rio Tierra’s back gate.
Rio Tierra Casitas is aptly described as
“more than a motel and sweeter than
suites,” featuring a variety of unique,
well-appointed and cozy accommodations: Rancho Deluxe, Mexicasa and
Lucy’s Bungalow. The décor is pure
Western and the terrific host and hostess
truly make this THE place to stay in the
Wickenburg area plus with extras such
as homemade baked goodies, desert air
RioTierra Casitas Mexicasa and sunshine-dried linens and mesquite
wood for an evening barbeque. The best
bird watching I did was either right in the Rio Tierra compound or nearby
with a vermillion flycatcher flitting in the trees and a nesting Chihuahuan
raven in a nearby rock outcrop along the Hassayampa River.
On the recommendation of my Rio Tierra hosts, I explored some of the 600acre Hassayampa River Preserve both from the their back gate and from the
main Reserve entrance via a driveway only a mile up the road from Rio
Tierra towards town. This natural area is a place I’ve wanted to visit since the
1980s – I wasn’t disappointed. There’s a nice old ranch house with exhibits
and a beautiful garden as you enter (it serves as the visitor center), three
miles of self-guided loop trails and exceptional bird watching, wildflower
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and wildlife viewing.
Another reason this spring is a good
time to visit the Wickenburg area is to
be sure you see the Cowgirl Up! exhibit
at the Desert Caballeros Western Museum downtown. In addition to the permanent collection of Western-themed
art,
this special exhibit features some
A frog greets a visitor
200 artworks by more than 50 of the
Hassayampa River
West’s top women artists. The exhibit
runs through May 3rd and it’s truly a fun experience, “a who’s who of Western women artists, all kicking up their heels in one place.”
While as a small and pretty sleepy town, Wickenburg isn’t on any gourmet’s
bucket list, but there’s hearty lunch fare
at the Wickenburg Feed Company and
Nana’s Sandwich Saloon and a decent
Mexican Restaurant, El Ranchero – all
in or near downtown.
With another excellent recommendation
from my Rio Tierra Casitas hosts, I
headed out of town with a scenic side
Visitors at Hassayampa
loop on Constellation and Blue Tank
River Preserve
Roads. It’s amazing how quickly you can
get out of downtown Wickenburg into
some beautiful and wild public lands here with many hiking trails and, when
I visited, lots of wildflowers in bloom. My road trip turned into a loop as I
drove west and north of Wickenburg through the scenic Skull Valley and into
Prescott from the Iron Springs Road gateway.
For more information: www.riotierracasitas.com
www.westernmuseum.org
Photos taken by Steele Wotkyns
ATTENTION ALL CAMPERS, ATV RIDERS &
OUTDOOR ENTHUSIASTS!
Wildfire is season is right around the corner. It is up to us to do all we can to be FIre Safe! Winds can play a
significant role if a campfire is not put put safely. PLEASE follow the steps below to make sure your campfire is
“DEAD OUT”. Last year our fire season started very early.
Be diligent and keep our forests beautiful and safe
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Munds Park Business Alliance
MPBA Moves
Forward With
Tree Planting And
Beautification
After ADOT
Dismissal of Plan
“Building Business Partnerships for a
Stronger Community”
MPBA FIGHTS BACK WITH OWN COMMUNITY PLAN
PSD & PCC Partner with Business Alliance on Plan
Last September the MPBA held a Garden
After five years of working to establish a method to enhance the front entrances to Munds Park on both the East
and West side of the frontage road embankment, the MPBA
Beautification Project met a brick wall with ADOT restrictions that were insurmountable. Last June the group met
with local county officials and the Arizona Department of
Transportation as well as representatives from several local
philanthropic agencies (Munds Park Business Alliance,
Pinewood Property Owners’ Association and, Pinewood
Sanitary District) and businesses to explain the required
process in order for the group to move forward with the
Beautification Project. “We tried to meet every one of
ADOT’s requests and once we did another road block would
be developed to thwart the plan,” said Bill Spain, Past President of MPBA. “When they tried to enforce a requirement
that the directors of the Road Maintenance District would
have to title their own properties in the District, actually
recording their private property in the RMD, everybody
knew that ADOT was a lost cause and that the best we could
hope for is a clean-up of the weeds and installation of some
gravel in the proposed area in lieu of bushes and trees,
“added Spain. “The areas adjoining the freeway on the
West side of the I-17 and all of the commercial properties
that adjoin or abut the area to the East side of the freeway
could be cleaned up in the Adopt-A-Highway Program that
MPBA had already put in motion the year before, but that
was it. Individual property owners and community leaders
would have to take the ball and run with it,” said Spain, “I
have not been turned down by anyone we have approached
for help to make this BEAUTIFICATION become a reality,”
added Spain, “Munds Park folks want to see the front of the
Park look better and there has been a huge amount of support to make that happen one way or another!”
Party to share the latest information on the
Lucinda Andreani, Deputy Director of Public Works for Co-
I went to a garden party to reminisce with my old
friends
A chance to share old memories and play our songs
again
When I got to the garden party, they all knew my
name
No one recognized me, I didn't look the same
CHORUS
But it's all right now, I learned my lesson well.
You see, ya can't please everyone, so ya got to please
yourself
“We’re Having a Garden Party”
Beautification Project and Tree Planting Plans. conino County has met with the group numerous times in
the last six months and has been very supportive and help-
About fifty local residents attended, most hav- ful in assisting the community leaders in understanding
what the county could do to be helpful with Beautification…
ing contributed to the fundraising activities
trees, bushes and water, on county easements and neighboring parcels. She has offered to lay water lines under
about the difficulties MPBA has dealt with try- Pinewood Boulevard during the road work for possible
future use.
over the past four years, anxious to learn
ing to work with ADOT to address the ugly
front entrances to the community after the
In meetings with the three former proposed appointees to
the RMD board, Dan Hellman, President of Pinewood CounFreeway and Bridge expansion was completed
try Club, Dick Drinen, Chairman of the Pinewood Sanitary
a few years ago. At the Garden Party, Rex
District Board and Len Friedlund, President of the Munds
Park Business Alliance; all three have confirmed their supSample, former pastor of Munds Park Comport in moving forward with a new Community Plan to
munity Church was recognized as the “Person make the Tree Planting a REALITY!
Of The Year” for his continual efforts in sup-
THE MPBA COMMUNITY PLAN TO BEAUTIFY THE
ENTRANCES TO MUNDS PARK
More
than
150
people have contributed to the “TREE
was also presented with an Award for the supPROJECT” in order to have a variety of trees planted to enport and financial backing the organization
hance the entrance of Munds Park while also memorializing
has provided to the cause. The Garden Party someone of their choice. Approximately $12,000 of the
$50,000 MPBA has raised to date is earmarked for that part
launched a commitment by many involved to of the Beautification Project. The vast majority of the donations came from property owners in Munds Park and more
fight to make something happen in 2015…
than half from MPBA members themselves. Several Board
.one way or another. Trees Will Be Planted…
members of MPBA have been involved in putting together a
plan that would still fulfill the objective of beautifying the
With Or Without ADOT!
front of Munds Park with trees and bushes. The plan calls
for planting trees along the side of the sanitary district
port of The BEAUTIFICATION and the PPOA
property seen from the East side of the freeway as well as
plant trees on county club property that would also add ambiance to the front of the entrance by hiding work areas,
gravel pits and equipment storage areas. In addition, several property owners have been approached along the intersection of Fairway and Pinewood Blvd about planting
trees along that roadway there. The Country Club board
voted last month to support the plan by allowing trees to be
planted on PCC property and the Sanitary District has also
been very supportive of the on-going plan, even agreeing to
water the trees by truck for when necessary. The Munds
Park RV Resort is eager to participate and wants to plant
trees along the West side of the frontage road. The Chevron
station also has areas that would be plantable along the
frontage road.
“When the going gets tough, Munds Park rallies and makes
things happen, they always have,” stated Len Friedlund, current MPBA Board President. “With the county support and
willingness to work with us during the Pinewood Boulevard
renovation, the timing is perfect. The entire business community is invited to participate and pretty much every business is involved in finding a way to make this work,” added
Friedlund.
Provident Partners Realty is currently putting in a paverparking lot on their property which will be a huge enhancement to the front entrance area and they have also
committed to adding bushes and trees to their property to
spruce up the entry to the Park.
MPBA hopes to present the county with a plan to incorporate built-in future water access by installing lines under the
new Pinewood Blvd now, ahead of future planting, in order
to be able to run water to trees paid for by the local businesses and homeowners willing to hook the trees up to
their water sources.
“We envisioned a cleaned-up entrance with businesses that
are interested in improving their property asthetically and
that is happening! We wanted to see buildings be painted,
landscaping be improved and trees and bushes be planted
to beautify the entrance and we can still accomplish that
objective, “ said Cheryl Parker, MPBA Vice-President. “What
has been really nice is to see the community as a whole pull
together to make this happen, regardless of the difficulties
presented by state government, knowing that a good looking entryway to Munds Park is vital to long term property
values as well as the success of the local businesses in the
long run. We are accomplishing both….Parker added.”
The community has rallied around this BEAUTIFICATION
PROJECT and the MPBA Board and all of the volunteers and
folks who have been working on this for the past five years
are very thankful and appreciative of the support. Anyone
who has a question or would like to re-consider their donation based on the revised plan is welcome to speak with any
MPBA Board member…your donation will be returned upon
request! To date, no requests have been received from any
contributor.
April 27, 2015
Pinewood News
35
MUNDS PARK COMMUNITY CHURCH
UPDATE
www.mpcchurch.com
by Mac Jett
IT'S OFFICIAL!!
MPCC HAS A NEW MINISTER
By a unanimous vote of the Ministerial Search Committee, the Board of
Elders and the church membership,
Steve Bowyer has been named as the
new minister at MPCC.
Immediately prior to his appointment
here in Munds Park, Steve was the lead
pastor at Grace Church in Little Rock,
Arkansas. His career in ministry has included posts in Indiana, Texas and North
Dakota. He graduated from the Dallas
Theological Seminary in 1990 with a
ThM in Christian Education. He also
has a BA in Business Administration and
a MA in Secondary Education.
Steve and his wife Sara have three
grown children and are currently looking
for a home here in Munds Park.
All of the members and friends of
Munds Park Community Church are
delighted that Steve has chosen
MPCC as his new church home...and
we all look forward to seeing him in
the pulpit in June.
LADIES FELLOWSHIP
MEETING—SATURDAY, MAY
23RD
This season's Ladies Fellowship kicks
off Saturday, May 23rd at 10am. Lynn
Rouyer will discuss some of the plans
for the Marianne Legacy Style Show
and Luncheon to be held at the
Pinewood Country Club on July 25th.
The next meeting will be held on
Saturday, June 20th beginning at
10:30am.
MEN'S BIBLE STUDY
—TUESDAY, JUNE 2ND
Before the Men's Bible Study officially
begins on Tuesday, June 2nd there will
be a kick-off breakfast on Saturday,
May 30th at 8am the church. The
Bible study meets at the church on Tuesday evenings at 7pm. 1st Corinthians
will be the study this year and there is no
charge for the study books.
WOMEN'S BIBLE STUDY
—JUNE 2ND
A salad pot luck marks the start of
this Bible study on Tuesday, June 2nd
at 10am at the church. This year the
study centers on the Sermon on the
Mount. All are welcome, we hope to see
you there.
10:30am. Adult and children's Sunday
school begins at 9am Sunday mornings.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL—
JUNE 15—19
On the first Sunday of each month the
church offers Communion to all who are
present. This is an open Communion,
which means you do not have to be a
member of the church to participate.
MPCC's much anticipated Vacation
Bible School will be held for children
ages 3—11 beginning Monday, June
15th through Friday, June 19th . Sue
Naff is the Director this year and she
needs your help. The theme this year is
“Camp Kilimanjaro” and as usual this
year's production will be outstanding.
By volunteering you can help make this
annual event something the children
here in Munds Park will remember forever. Please contact Sue at (480) 2363693 or at her email:
[email protected]. If you email her,
please put MPVBS on the subject line.
WHO ARE WE?
ONGOING AT MPCC
The second Sunday of each month is
potluck Sunday. Everyone is invited
whether you bring food or not. This is a
great time to meet people in a casual environment, make new friends and enjoy
good food. The potluck follows the
10:30am Sunday service.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY
INVITED
If you don’t have a church home here in
Northern Arizona, we hope you’ll consider joining us. We would love to see
you at any, or all, of our weekly activities.
We are a non-denominational church,
which simply means that regardless of
your denominational background (or
lack of same) you are welcome to attend
and worship with us Sunday mornings at
Cinder Hills OHV Area
• Near Flagstaff, is a 13,500 acre OHV area. There is both open riding and miles of single track trails. Dispersed camping is allowed
but there are no facilities such as water or restrooms. To get to the Cinder Hills OHV
Area, take U.S. 89 north from Flagstaff. Approximately 3/4 mile past milepost 426
turn east on Forest Service Road 776 and follow the signs. More information on the
Cinder Hills OHV Area can be obtained by contacting the Coconino National Forest,
Peaks Ranger District, 5075 N. Highway 89, Flagstaff, AZ 86004. Phone (928) 5260866.
• Route: Take U.S. 89 to FR 441 (3 miles north of Flagstaff), go north to OHV area.
Take FR 776 (Hardened rd.) for two miles to the first of several parking areas with
loading/unloading rams. The three parking areas are listed on the map.
Arizona OHV Trails and Places to Ride
Important Information
There are numerous opportunities for OHV recreation in Arizona. Local land
management agencies have information and maps available. Please contact
the local land management agencies for updated information on access, closures, rules and regulations, and other information prior to planning activities. Much of this information including maps was provided by the External
Resources referenced in the top right column. Some of these areas are
State Trust Land and a permit is required. You can now get your permit online. Other areas require daily or annual use fees. Please contact BLM Field
Offices and other local land management
agencies for updated fee information.
• Conditions: FR 776, and first section of FR 777, are hardened roads.
OHVs or 4x4s are recommended on all other roads.
•Restrictions: Some portions restricted. Stay on designated routes if signed. Glass
containers not permitted. Campfires may be restricted.
•Warning: The Sunset Crater National Monument and Strawberry Crater
•Wilderness are closed to all off-highway vehicles.
Marketed by Provident Partners Realty
Designated Broker, William J. Spain
DO YOU LOVE MUNDS
PARK BUT YEARN FOR
OPEN SPACE, PRIVACY
AND A SETTING OF PURE
NATURAL BEAUTY?
Only five miles South of Munds Park/Pinewood is
a Luxury Gated Community with home-sites
ranging from two to five acres, stocked lakes,
open meadows, rolling forested hillsides and
Lodge Amenities second to none.
10% OFF ALL HOMESITES
UNTIL MAY 31, 2015
SPRING EARLYBIRD PRICING
Enjoy 10% Off Home Site Lot Pricing
For Munds Park Buyers Until May 31,
2015!
Free First Year Prepaid HOA Fees….A
Value of $2000.
Free Pinewood Country Club
Membership.. A Value of $2500.
Special Seller Lot Financing...25%
Down, 5.5% APR, Twenty Years
Amortization With A Three Year Balloon.
No Pre-payment Penalty !
BUILD YOUR DREAM FOREST CABIN
**Public Report Available at the Arizona Real Estate Department Website**
MPBA

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