Munds Park Business Alliance

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VOLUME 22 NUMBER 14
18 W. Pinewood Blvd.
P.O. Box 18977 • Munds Park, AZ 86017
(928) 286-9827
September 8, 2014
Labor Day Fun around Munds Park!
Munds Park Community Church
Sunday Services
9:00 a.m. - Sunday School for all ages
10:30 a.m. - Worship for all people
Come Worship with Us!
The weather was absolutely beautiful for all the Labor Day BBQ’s and celebrations around
the park. There were garage sales, cornhole tournaments, cookouts...Pinewood Boulevard was
one busy road all weekend long!
There were plenty of community celebrations...The Pinewood Country Club had karaoke, a
lobster fest & clam bake, Tyme Will Tell & Sam Monday Night Blues bands performed and a
barbecue. The Munds Park RV Resort had started their weekend with karaoke, Munds Park popular band The Backstage Crew on Saturday night, a performance by the “Blues Brothers”, a bbq
and a cornhole tournament on Sunday. The Pinewood Farmer’s Market had representatives
from the Desert Soldiers, a rock climbing wall, food and fun for all.
Fall is just around the corner, so enjoy the last days of the summer!
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LABOR DAY WEEKEND 2014
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Community Calendar
Sponsored by the
“Building Business Partnerships for a Stronger Community”
September 2014
(PCC) Pinewood Country Club (MPCC) Munds Park Community Church (MPBA) Munds Park Business Alliance (PPOA) Pinewood Property Owners Association
(PSD) Pinewood Sanitary District (PFM) Pinewood Farmers Market (MPRV) Munds Park RV Resort (PFD) Pinewood Fire District
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Sept 09 Cert Meeting 6:30 PM Fire Station
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Sept 10 Happy Hour at PCC 4:00 pm - &:00 pm
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Sept 11 Pinewood Sanitary District 3:00 PM Sanitary District
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Sept 12 PCC Karaoke Party 8:00 PM Bar
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Sept 12 Munds Park RV Karoke-Line Dancing 7:00 Sports Bar
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Sept 13 MUTS Meeting 8:15 AM Trailhead 240 Pkg Lot
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Sept 13 PCC Wine & Beer Tasting 4:00- 6:00 pm Library
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Sept 13 ASU Vs Colorado Game 7:00 PM PCC Bar-Dining
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Sept 13 U of A Versus Nevada 8:00 PM PCC Bar-Dining
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Sept 14 MPCC Worship Service 10:30 AM Church
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Sept 14 Munds Park RV Sunday NFL Specials 10:00 AM Sports Bar
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Sept 14 Last Sunday Dinner at PCC 4:00 PM-7:00 PM
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Sept 17 Pinewood Fire District Mtg. 3:00pm Fire Station
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Sept 17 Happy Hour at PCC 4:00- 7:00 pm
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Sept 18 MPBA Meeting-Elections 4:00 PM MPCC Fellowship Hall
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Sept 19 PCC Karaoke Party 8:00 PM Bar
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Sept 19 Munds Park RV Karaoke-Line Dancing 7:00 Sports Bar
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Sept 20 PPOA Meeting 9:00 am Pinewood Country Club
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Sept 20 Pinewood Fire Auxiliary Chili Cook-up 11:00 AM-2:00 Pm Fire Station
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Sept 20 PCC Wine & Beer Tasting 4:00 PM- 6:00 PM
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Sept 21 MPCC Worship Service 10:30 AM Church
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Sept 21 Munds Park RV Sunday NFL Specials 10:00 AM Sports Bar
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Sept 21 PCC Luncheon menu until 6:00 pm
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Sept 24 Last Happy Hour at PCC 4:00 PM- 7:00 PM
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Home Grown Businesses You Can Count On
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Flagstaff Tasting Tour is
Latest Foodie Sensation
By Stacey Wittig
Vagabonding Lulu Travel Writer
Last month I grazed my way around downtown Flagstaff
in the city’s latest foodie sensation: Flagstaff Eats tasting
tour. I experienced tastings at seven different restaurants that
were the equal to a full meal. A professional guide led our unique tasting experiences. Even
though I have lived here for twenty years, the tour took me to eateries where I had never
been, and the tour opened my palate to plates that I had never tried before.
“Flagstaff Eats tours are perfect for out-of-town visitors who just have a short time in
town, but want to experience many of the great restaurants that Flagstaff has to offer. The tours are also great
for locals who always go to the same restaurants, or who
order the same thing at their favorite restaurants. This
stretches them a bit,” said Ariel Mierendorf, our cheery
guide who gave us the inside scoop on local’s favorites.
“We’re supporting local businesses, and we’re showing people places in Flagstaff that they might not have
otherwise found,” Ariel continued as she lead us from our
meeting spot at Flag Buzz Coffeehouse on San Francisco
Local flavor:
Charly's mini Navajo Taco Street to Karma Sushi Bar and Grill on old Route 66. The
tour is mapped out rather well, with just short walks
between the restaurants. But by the end of the two and a half hour tour, we had walked
approximately a mile and a half without even noticing. The tour is stroller and wheelchair
friendly as we typically stayed outside the eateries.
Karma’s taste treat was one of their signature rolls, The Godzilla, made with tempura
Maine lobster tail, avocado, cucumber and snow crab. Unfortunately, this Vagabonding
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Lulu is allergic to lobster, so I had to pass-a-Rooney
on the tempting appetizer. “Let us know about any
food allergies upfront,” said Ariel, “And we can
order accordingly.”
Next it was across the tracks on San Francisco
Street passing the historic train depot for our subsequent stop at NiMarco’s Pizza. As we walked, Ariel
filled us in on Flagstaff history and pointed out
"Popeye" gourmet pizza at
other noteworthy restaurants. “Right along San NiMarco's is one way to eat your
spinach!
Francisco Street, we have over five Thai restaurants
– and they are all busy. Flagstaff loves their Thai food,” she explained.
I could tell that NiMarco’s made their sauce and dough
fresh each day by tasting my Popeye slice – made with
spinach, of course. I was in such food bliss that I kind of
lost track of where we went next. But I do remember a
taste of that Flagstaff favorite Thai food at Swadee Thai, a
sit-down inside Charly’s for a mini Fry Bread taco, olive
oil tastings at the Olive Oil Traders and a Fred Flintstonesized meaty rib at Big Foot BBQ. Bigfoot is one of my
fave restaurants in town, yet I never experienced their ribs,
moist cornbread or the BBQ and jalapeno quesadilla – all
Flagstaff's Sweet Shoppe that was part of our tasting. I’m one of those that always
and Nut House provides
order the same thing – the Junkyard Dawg, an Andouille
dessert for the tasting tour.
sausage piled high with pulled pork and slaw – so the tour
did its trick and got me to stretch out of my comfort zone. Dessert was The Sweet Shoppe
and Nut House’s famous caramel apples, conveniently cut up for all to share. I highly recommend the Flagstaff Eats tour. The company was started by the same local folks who
have been operating the Alpine Pedaler in Flagstaff for the past three years.
Continued on pg 36
*photos by Stacey Wittig
Stacey Wittig is a freelance travel writer based in Munds Park. Enjoy this article? Then subscribe to
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Munds Park, Az 86017
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by Jan Toth
SEPTEMBER IS PREPAREDNESS MONTH
We’ve had a good Monsoon season so wildfires are low on our list of things we need to be
prepared for, although, it should still be in the back of our minds you never know! What else
do we need to be prepared for? Are you kidding?
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There are always things that can happen that we need to be prepared for. For instance
Power failures: We see that here in Pinewood every time we have a thunderstorm. In fact,
one summer some of the power was out for two or three days in a row. If you have an electric
stove, how would you cook? Do you know how long you can leave food in a freezer with no
power before food starts to thaw?
It depends on several factors. 1. How full the freezer is. 2. How often you open the door. 3.
The freezer insulation itself
A full freezer will stay frozen longer than one only half full. If you open the door, that cuts
the time in half. However, someone posted that the food in their freezer stayed completely
frozen for four to five days. I’ve had mine stay frozen for several days when the door wasn’t
properly shut. It will also depend on the time of year. In the winter, my food would stay
frozen longer with no heat.
In the winter, when we have a lot of snow or rain and cold making ice, the power can go
out for hours and even days. One January, the power was out in some parts of Munds Park
for seven days. That’s right, a full week.
What can you do? Get a generator. Either a small portable one to power a couple of things
or a more expensive one that will power multiple appliances and rooms in your home. For a
less expensive solution, check into a location to get dry ice.
Food in your fridge on the other hand will only stay fresh about half a day. The refrigerator
door also should be left shut to keep the food cold.
ROAD CLOSURES
This can happen both in the summer and in the winter. In the summer months you can end
up along the highway stopped in traffic for a long, long time due to accidents. Are you prepared for that long, long time? Summer, you should make sure you have plenty of water in
the car.
In the winter it’s even more important to be prepared. Roads can be snowy, icy and dangerous, making for even more danger of accidents blocking the road. Then you have the possibility of getting stuck in a snow drift on the highway. You need to have warm clothes on
(shorts and sandals are not warm clothes north of the scenic view), plenty of water, food or
snacks, blankets, gloves and a shovel. Even though they are not using cinders on the highway
anymore, there are still a lot of cinders along the road to help you get traction if needed. Use
that shovel to through cinders under your tires.
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What if you are here for a weekend and a snow storm comes in? The snow plows have a
new policy and your cul-de-sac may be the last one to get plowed when they get there in a
couple of days…. Make sure you have food and water. Again, if the storm causes the power
to go out, you will need something to cook on (think BBQ – but outside ONLY). So make
sure you have food, water and lots of warm blankets. In the “olden” days, homes had fireplaces and wood stoves for heat, but more and more people are going to furnaces and when
the powers out, there is no heat.
We’ve talked about “go bags” this year for wildfire preparedness but what if there was a
semi accident with hazardous materials? You might need to evacuate quickly and still need
that “go bag” packed and ready to go. The other option might be to “shelter in place.”
"Shelter-in-place" means to take immediate shelter where you are—at home, work, school,
or in between. It may also mean "seal the room;" in other words, take steps to prevent outside
air from coming in. This is because local authorities may instruct you to "shelter-in-place" if
chemical or radiological contaminants are released into the environment. It is important to
listen to TV or radio to understand whether the authorities wish you to merely remain indoors
or to take additional steps to protect yourself and your family. This is where that handydandy hand powered weather and emergency radio comes in.
So there are a lot more emergencies that can happen that we need to be prepared for. Take
September and make those plans ahead of the next emergency. Get a “go bag” ready, put
emergency supplies in the trunk of your car and make sure you have food/snacks in your car
and home.
BE PREPARED!!
HAVE YOU CHECKED YOUR SMOKE
DETECTORS LATELY??
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Creative Kitchen
Soups To Warm You
By Phyllis Schurz
Don’t look in your rear-view mirror because
you will see summer fading away. Summer
here in Pinewood is so glorious we hate to
see it go. As the weather gets cooler we
think of warm soups and stews. What could
be better than a bowl of wonderful soup with
a salad and some hearty bread? Here are
some recipes you may find interesting and
tasty.
The first recipe has beef broth poured over
browned and seasoned cubes of beef. Add
the veggies and spices for a hearty soup
cooked in a slow cooker for 8 hours.
Beef and Barley Soup in the Slow Cooker
1 ½ pounds boneless beef ***
3 tablespoons oil
Salt and pepper to taste
2 tesp garlic powder
3 (10 oz.) beef broth
5 cups water
4 stalks celery
6 carrots
6 green onion, chopped
½ cup parsley
1 cup barley
In a skillet sauté the beef until browned. Add
salt pepper and garlic powder and put
browned meat in slow cooker. For extra flavor add a little water or wine to pick up the
brown bits in the skillet and add to slow
cooker. Add the broth, water, celery, carrots,
green onion, parsley and barley. Cover and
cook on low for 6-8 hours, garnish with a little sour cream.
***For a “budget-helper” meal you can use
tenderized beef steaks found in any meat
counter.
Do you have memories of a warm rich chicken noodle soup? Especially if you were sick
or had a cold. Chicken soup is touted to
have healing power but I have never read
any medical reports that state this is really
true. However, it kind of fun to believe you
can get better on something that tastes good.
This soup is also made in the slow cooker so
you can enjoy the aroma while you visualize
getting over your cold.
Creamy Chicken Noodle Soup
1 store bought roasted chicken (how easy is
that)
1 cup diced onions
1 cup diced celery
1 cup diced carrots
4 cans (12 oz.) low sodium chicken broth
2 cans (10 oz) condensed cream of mushroom soup
1 teaspoon Italian spices
Salt and pepper to taste
2 cups egg noodles, cooked
Remove skin and bones from roasted chicken and shred the meat. Put the chicken,
onions, celery and carrots in slow cooker.
Add the broth, soup and spices. Mix well
and cover and cook for 3-4 hours on high
setting or 8-9 hours on low. When cooked
add the egg noodles and serve.
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This is my all time favorite soup recipe and I
want to share it with you. Don’t blow this
recipe off when you look at the long list of
ingredients because you will be missing a
real treat. I make this in a pressure cooker
because it is faster but you can get the same
result by cooking it longer on top of the
stove.
Southwestern Chicken and Corn
Chowder
¼ pound of bacon, cut into pieces
¼ cup olive oil
1 large onion, diced
3 garlic cloves, chopped
2 whole chicken breasts (can have bone in)
1 can (16 oz.) crushed tomatoes
¾ cup salsa
1 green bell pepper, coursely chopped
2 cup chicken broth
½ tsp crushed red pepper flakes
2 packages (10 oz.) frozen kernel corn
½ cup chopped cilantro
2 tablespoon sherry
3 tablespoon flour
1 cup half and half
Sauté bacon in pressure cooker until crisp.
Add oil, onion and chicken and cook for 3
minutes. Stir in tomatoes, salsa, bell pepper,
broth and red pepper flakes. Close lid and
bring pressure up to cooking heat. Reduce
heat and maintain pressure for 6 minutes or
cook on top of stove for about 20 minutes.
When you can open pressure cooker remove
chicken and remove bone and skin and cut
into bit size pieces. Add chicken pieces,
corn, cilantro and sherry to pressure cooker
and simmer without pressure for 5 minutes.
To thicken soup add flour to half and half
and shake until well blended. Gradually add
to soup and heat until slightly thick. You
may need to add a little more sherry for flavor.
Serve with corn chips and shredded cheese.
Did You Know:
Got high blood pressure? Here is a new tip.
Eat celery. Researchers at the University of
Chicago Medical Center showed that a small
amount of a compound found in celery
called 3-n-butyl phthalide (don’t worry this
won’t be in your final exam) can lower
blood pressure in test animals by 12 to 14
percent. Researchers found as little as two
stalks daily for 2 week dropped their blood
pressure significantly. Don’t throw out the
leaves they are the most nutritious part so
put them in the soup recipes.
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$179,500
$353,000
$168,500
New Listing!
5 W. Pinewood Blvd.
P.O. Box 17218
Reduced
Don Tillery, Designated
Broker/Owner
17735 S. Maverick Cir
MLS#159288
Very Well Maintained A Frame
on a large lot w/Panoramic Views
Fenced in Yard. Remodeled
Bath, 1bd/ 1ba, Large Loft
Call Debi
$138,000
$80,000
REALTY
45 Campfire Trail
MLS#158842
Beautiful Panoramic Views!
Woodburning Fireplace,
Woodstove for cold winter nights!
Large 2 car garage, 4bd/2ba
Call Debi
MLS#149804
Impeccably maintained, Light &
Bright. Central A/C, Heat, 3 large
Bedrms, 2 Ba, Large glassed in AZ
Room, Shed, Lots of parking
OWC
Call Debi
17095 S. Poco Place
MLS#157891
Oversized lot at the end of the
cul-de-sac, So much potential.
2bd/1ba
Call Debi
$159,900
$329,000
$219,500
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
$298,200
New Listing!
1255 E. Quail Drive
MLS #157922
Lrg Fam Rm, Open KItchen,
Single car garage, A/C, Fenced
in yard, Shed, 2/1.75
Come Take A Look!
Call Debi
1320 E. Jaguar Lane
MLS#159669
Flat heavily treed lot, 2 master
suites, new wood floor, wood
burning firepl, covered decks
3bdrm/3 baths
Call Debi
765 Oak Drive
MLS#158921
Great Get Away!
Lg open LR & DR, Rock
covered Fireplace,
Wrap around Deck,
Multiple sleeping lofts
1bd/1.175 ba
Call Debi
$98,000
Reduced
17220 Creekside Pl
MLS#157689
1126 E. Coyote
MLS#157699
SHORT SALE. Banks loss
can be your gain. Beautiful
open floor plan, Stainless Steel
Appl, Trex deck, 3bd/2ba
Call Debi
17085 S. Poco Place
MLS#158577
Remodeled, 2 Bdrm(split floorplan),1 3/4 Ba, New Cabinets,
Countertops
Absolutely Gorgeous!
Call Dave
Reduced
$139,750
$205,000
285 Hillside Dr
MLS#157942
Absolutely Astonishing!
3 Bedrm, 2 Bath, Den,
Beautifully Landscaped
A Real Doll House!
Call Dave
$179,900
17180 S. Bow String Rd
MLS#158237
New remodeled Kitchen &
Living Rm, 2 large bedrms, 1bath,
+ bonus loft for the kids to play
Call Debi
New Listing!
$499,000
$289,500
17400 S. Sahuaro
Large family room (12x28) that is perfect
for entertaining. Wrap around deck,
Extra storage in carport, additional golf
cart shed, 2 bd/1.75ba
MLS#158244
Extremely Secluded, 2 Homes
Plus Bunk House,2 Car
Garage,Heavily Treed 3/4 Acre
Lot.
Call Debi
Call Dave
1300 Antelope
MLS#158941
Stunning chalet,3 bd(2 master suites),2 baths + Loft
Gorgeous inside and out
Furnished
Call Dave
$140,000
$379,900
17235 S. Iron Springs
MLS#157248
Large bedrooms, Well maintained cabin, newly updated
kitchen w/newer appliances
2 BD, 1 BA
Call Debi
Reduced
New Listing!
$135,900
620 E. Turkey Trail
MLS#157411
Move In Ready!
3 Bd/1 & 1/2 Ba, Lrg Gr
Rm, Firepl, Garage,
Cabin Only Area!
Call Dave
Call Debi
$159,900
1140 E. Caribou
$142,500
17225 S. Iron Springs Rd
MLS#159633
Beautiful completely
remodeled w/ large covered
porch, New hardwood floor,
OWC, 2Bd, 1.75Ba
Call Debi
Very well maintainained Inside &
Out! Fresh Paint, Fenced in yard,
New gravel driveway. Storage shedstocked w/tools/gardening supplies
3BD/2BA
$139,000
$159,900
530 Turkey Trail
MLS#154549
Priced to Sell!
2bd/1.5ba, Cabin area only
gas heat, carport
Large Covered Deck!
Call Dave
17065 S. Pintail Place
MLS#159503
1015 E. Pinewood Blvd
MLS#157939
4 Large BD, 3 BA, Spa Room,
New Countertops & Appliances
2 car garage
Call Dave
$189,000
685 E. Reindeer
MLS#159082
3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Lg Great
Rm. Huge Deck, Central Heat
Neat as a Pin!
Call Dave
17290 Alegria Place
MLS#158861
2 BD, 2BA
Extra large DW
Newer carpet, ceiling fans, A/C,
Central heat, Shed w/electric
Call Debi
LOTS: 17135 S. Deer Run Rd. - $65,000 • 350 E. Hillside Dr. - $69,450 • 1365 E. Jaguar Ln - $139,000 - 1000 E. Caribou Rd. - $139,00 • 17830 Hopi Rd - $75,000
135 Bison Dr - *Reduced* $76,000 • 17540 Blue Jay - 1 Acre Lot - $174,900 • 765 Oak Dr -$63,900
TOWNHOUSES: 17810 S. Walapai #69 - $250,000• 17810 S. Walapai #67 - $192,500• REDUCED!
Don Tillery
Designated Broker Owner
Ofc: (928) 286-1030
Debi Bright, REALTOR®
Associate Broker
[email protected]
Cell: (928) 699-7703
SERVING PINEWOOD REALTY FOR 26 YEARS
Dave Kraemer, REALTOR®
[email protected]
Cell: (928) 380-3639
Debbie Kraemer
REALTOR®
Cell (928) 814-0144
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WE SUPPORT OUR
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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
$149,900
$157,900
$269,900
17275 S. Zia Place
430 E. Laguna
1583 sq ft; 3 BR; 2 BA; Bonus
Room; Wdstv plus FAP
Garage, well-treed corner lot.
MLS#158804— Sam/Bob
115 Lodge Drive
"Clean as a Whistle"
describes this 3 BR; 2 BA Mfg.
Home; Metal Roof; All laminate
floors; Lrg Deck; Well Treed,
Oversized Cul-de-Sac Lot.
MLS#155738- Sam/Bob
$279,900
17710 Maverick Circle
3 Bdrm, 2 bath Chalet. Vaulted
T&G ceilings, Wrap around deck,
Updated flooring, cabinets &
counter-tops. New paint inside &
out. well treed cul-de-sac lot.
$125,000
2 BR ; 1 BA down 1 huge Loft/Mstr
Suite up; T&G throughout; Gas FreeStanding Stove; Lg Coverd Deck; RV
Parking; 7200 sq ft Lot. Must see.
MLS#157871 — Sam/Bob
1375 Pinewood Blvd
2 BR plus loft to sleep 4; 2 BA;
Fireplace; Electric Wall Heaters;
Open Plan; Large Storage Shed
on Awesome Well Treed Lot.
MLS#159108 - Bob/Sam
MLS#158991 - Sam/Bob
$139,900
$185,000
17195 Mescalero
Beautiful 16 wide; 2 BR 1.75
BA; Split Plan; Enjoy the many
trees from the Lg. Cov. Deck
and More.
MLS#159469-Sam/Bob
$199,900
$167,900
$239,900
17460 Big Sky Drive
3 BR 1.75 BA; LR with Propane
Frpl; Fam Rm; AZ Room;
Garage; Carport on
well-tree lot.
MLS#158809 - Sam or Bob
2 BR/1BA Cabin w/woodstove
Elec Wall Unit; LR has slider doors
exit to a very lg deck; Beautiful Lg
Treed Lot; SHORT SALE
MLS#157694 Sam/Bob
$249,900
17330 S. San Carlos
2BR; 2 3/4 BA+1/4 BA
Master Ste w Jacuzzi; Frpl;Lg
Stor Rm w elect.+Deck; Frpl in
LR; 3 car gar;F.A.G.; 2 Decks
Concrete Drive
Sale
$239,900
$219,900
$229,000
17810 S. Walapai #46
Immaculate Remodeled End
Unit,1500 Sqft Townhouse
2 master suites;huge loft/
bdrm Firepl; Lg covered deck
MLS# 155036 - Sam/Bob
ing
end
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1330 Big Bear Tr
17345 S. Mescalero
3 BR 1&3/4 BA; 1417 sq ft
modified A-Frame; propane
free-standing stove; 2 decks.
MLS#158044— Sam/Bob
Sam Tillery, REALTOR®
[email protected]
Cell: (928) 699-1862
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din
Pen
When you want results you can count on
$234,900
$324,000
Sale
3 BR ; 2 BA Cabin with Bonus Rm; 2
FRPL; FAE Heat; HUGE FAM. Rm.
Wood & Tile affords
warmth & comfort.
MLS#158398- Sam/Bob
FAP heat plus free-stand stove;
Master + Office steps out into
Deck viewing the Nat'l Forest.
17810 Walapai#48
din
Pen
17395 S. Sahuaro Pl
MLS#159256
2BR ; 2 BA (each 3/4); Huge
AZ Rm; on a well-treed
9400 sq ft. lot.
Ask for Sam/ Bob
• Pinewood Realty •
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Elegant 3/2+L;T&G Cath Ceiling;
Lg Kitch; Frpl:Central A/C/Heat; 2
Decks; well-treed lot with paver
driveway. MUST SEE!
MLS155075 - Sam/Bob
17385 Sequoia Dr
3 BR; 1.75 BA; Large Arizona
Room; 2 Car Garage;
8150 sq ft well-treed lot.
MLS#158358 — Bob/Sam
$ 169,900
$79,900
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430 E. Turkey Trail
16945 Sequoia
1550 sq ft.; 3 BR; 2 BA; Huge LR;
Pinewood Fairway Townhouse. 2
Mstr suites + huge loft. Wood
burning firepl, newer flooring and
granite counter tops. Deck has
panoramic views of forest and
mountains.
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Sale
$175,000
Sale
din
Pen
660 E. Trout Creek Rd
2BR*;1&3/4 BA; Master Ste is a loft
BR with Ba;Cath Ceilngs; T&G
throughout makes it a true cabin
Wood Frl; Stor Rm; Well treed lot
MLS#157704
Ask for Sam/Bob
17145 S. Redwood Dr
2BR; 1BA Single Wide
LR Frpl: F.A.E.;Furnished as
viewed; 2 Decks; Well Treed
Consistently the #1 producer in Pinewood
Bob Joncas, REALTOR®
Sandy McCracken, REALTOR®
Associate Broker
[email protected]
[email protected]
Cell: (928) 606-3323
Cell: (928) 853-8542
Nancy Whitworth, REALTOR®
[email protected]
Cell: (602) 796-0372
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Pinewood News
Our Own Munds Park Resident,
Bob Blum Receives his Purple Heart
Information needed about the assault of
an 88 year old woman in front of the
Pinewood Beauty Parlor and Pinewoody’s Pizza.
In a small ceremony, held on July 25, 2014, Bob Blum, 94, received the purple
heart for an injury he suffered during the bombing of Pearl Harbor on Dec 7,
1941. It included dignataries and a State Senator.
Friday, August 28th about Noon
Bob enlisted in the army in 1939, he was interested in traveling and a recruiter
overheard him and his friend saying they
wanted “to see the world.” The recruiter
spoke to them about their interests and
wooed them with the idea of seeing the
world for “free”and what a better place to
see it but in Hawaii. Bob and his friend
enlisted and joined the Army in 1939.
He became an instructor after he completed basic training, air mechanics and aircraft instrument school. On December 7th
manuers were canceled and the bombings
began. During the attack, Bob and a fellow
soldier set up a machine gun station. He
left to get more ammo and water for the
maching gun. He came back to find his fellow soldier injured and the
Robert "Bob" Blum, a World War Two Veteran and Pearl
Harbor survivor, receives a purple heart, during a ceremony gun he was using destroyed
by the bombings. He felt
at the V.F.W. Post 1790 in Flagstaff on July 25th. The
medal was pinned to Blum by Col. Jay Vargas, USMC
very lucky that day but suf(ret.), a Medal of Honor recipient, and five-time Purple
ferered an injury that would
Heart recipient. Picture by Taylor Mahoney/AZ Daily Sun
change his military future. It
was during a physical that he needed to get before attending flight school.
Doctor’s who examined him couldn’t believe their eyes. Bob has shattered his
eardrums and also his hopes of going to flight school.
Man late 50’s early 60’s, 200 pounds, driving a light green
Toyota SUV approximately a 2009, strong armed and demanded
$100.00 cash. He was holding the woman by both her wrists and
cursing. The man keyed the elderly lady’s car.
There was another young man that saw what was happening
and came to the situation and physically removed the assailant at
which time the woman got in her car and went home out of fear.
The family of the elderly lady would like to thank the man that
helped their mother.
If you have any information about the incident at all please call
Gail 623-670-0255.
Why Did Woody’s Close ?
After his injury was discovered he returned to the states and trained incoming
recruits for the field.
He received numerous medals but did not think of receiving the Purple Heart.
Billy Weldon, also a Munds Park summer resident, played an important role for
Bob being awarded the Purple Heart. Billy is the state commander of the
Military Order of the Purple Heart. He will also help Bob retrieve lost medals
from years past.
Bob Blum doesn’t want to make a big fuss over his military duty, but when I
speak with him, you can see the pain he experienced and loss of fellow soldiers
in his eyes. He gave 20 years of his life to the Army and survived an attack that
lives on in infamy.
““I still call it my unlucky medal,” Blum said. “The lucky ones weren’t
wounded.”
WE ARE THE LUCKY ONES Bob! To hear your story and to know you are a
part of history...
CONGRATULATIONS !
We are very honored to know you and so proud of
your dedication to our country!
Woody’s Convenience Store
I have been getting alot of questions in regards to the closing of the
convenience store Woody’s located on Pinewood Blvd.
I contacted the corporate office and the person I spoke to said,
“Due to lack of help, they decided to close the store.” This closure
is isolated strictly to Munds Park and their other 19 stores will remain
in business.
It is a very sad thing to see happen and I wish I had more details
but that was all that was told to me.
September 8, 2014
Pinewood News
Important Community Meeting on
County Road Maintenance Services
Supervisor Matt Ryan is hosting a community meeting at 6:30 pm on
Thursday, October 2 at the Pinewood Country Club to provide information on the County’s Road Maintenance Sales Tax, Proposition 403,
which is on the November ballot. The information at this meeting will
include how Prop. 403 will impact routine road maintenance services
and proposed projects in Munds Park.
The Coconino County Board of Supervisors decided to refer the question of a sales tax for road maintenance services to the ballot this
November after two years of in-depth research along with input from a
Citizens Transportation Advisory Committee (CTAC). The Board concluded that, even after reducing permanent costs by $2 million per year,
Coconino County doesn’t have the funds needed to maintain its roads
as it does now.
Why is the County road maintenance sales tax on the ballot? More than
70 percent of the County’s road maintenance funding comes from the
gasoline tax. The gas tax has not been raised since the early 1990s,
which means the County’s gas tax revenues are near 1998 revenue levels. The gas tax is a “flat” tax that is neither indexed to inflation nor
linked to the price of gasoline. Also, County property taxes do not fund
road maintenance. Without additional funding, there will be up to a
40% reduction in routine road maintenance services, such as snow
plowing, grading dirt roads and filling potholes. The County would also
significantly reduce its annual investment in paved road maintenance
projects, including projects planned for Munds Park.
The County encourages Munds Park residents to come to this critical
meeting so you have the information to make an important decision
regarding the level of road maintenance services in Munds Park.
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P.F.D. Auxiliary
Eighth Annual
Rosie Shughart
CDPE, CNE
Associate Broker
Russ Lyon Sotheby's International Realty
1750 S Woodlands Vlg Blvd #200
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
928-699-4830
[email protected]
Continuing to market & sell property in the
Pinewood/Munds Park area as well as Flagstaff
17095 Grizzly Ridge
$219,000
This beautiful Clayton Dream could be your next dream get away. This is a
large corner lot located just five houses from the national forest on a cul-desac street. It is nicely landscaped and comes with electronic sprinklers and
beautiful trex decks. The house has been freshly painted and has been very
well maintained. The split floor plan has a large master suite and bathroom
with double sinks, garden tub and shower. There is a very nice rock wood
burning fireplace and comes with fireplace tools and firewood rack in the
garage. Don't miss the 28 x 28, two and a half car garage with lots of storage cabinets, large work bench, refrigerator, electric heater, you will be very
impressed! Both the house and garage have brand new roofs and skylights.
Fundraiser
Saturday, September 20th
11am- 2 pm
Pinewood Fire Station
Tickets - $10.00
(Limited Tickets)
Firefighters will compete with teams from PFD Auxiliary,
C.E.R.T., PPOA & Provident Partners
BONDED
INSURED
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Tickets are available at the Fire Station
or contact Rob & Cinda Renaud at 928-286-0088
4th Generation Roofer
Service • Repairs • Installs
928-527-3787
Motorsports Addict Inc.
cell 602-790-5337 OWNER SERVING MUNDS PARK 17 YEARS
Ask about metal roofing
ROC 245494
We Accept all Major Credit Cards
*Full Mobile Service @ your door!*
Formerly Munds Park ATVs
Robert & Sharon David
.
Vincent Painting
Residential / Commercial
Interior / Exterior
Detail oriented
Rick Vincent / owner operator
(928) 793-3344 (602) 573-4444
painting since 1977
Yearly Service, Repairs, Tire Sales & Service
Now also servicing Small Engines
Snow Blowers, Generators, Lawn Mowers,
Chain Saw Sharpening
Motorcycles - ATVs - UTVs - Trailers - Snowmobiles
Call 602-390-6107
Pinewood News
September 8, 2014
18 Holers Golf News
by Cindi Sheppard
On August 15, the 18 holers played a team game, Two Best Balls of the foursome.
Winning TEAMS:
Becky Palumbo, Darlene Drosky, Dottie Loehnis, Deanna Madeya - 122 ($15 ea.)
Jeri Peterson, Robin Schmidgall, Jackie Riley, Sharon Anderson - 131 ($12 ea.)
Margaret Dyekman, Kathy Vogt, Lori Prescott, Pat Heidemann - 133 ($10 ea.)
Results for August 29, Low Gross, Low Net:
FLIGHT 1
1st Low Gross - Andy Harper - 82
2nd Low Gross - Robin Alvarez - 84
1st Low Net - Kathy Vogt - 72
FLIGHT 2
1st Low Gross - Jeri Peterson - 94
2nd Low Gross - (tie) Jackie Riley, Brenda Scott - 98
1st Low Net - Sharon Anderson - 74
FLIGHT 3
1st Low Gross - (tie) Pat Cole, Becky Palumbo - 98
1st Low Net - (tie) Carol Alyward, Darlene Drosky - 77
Due toto all the rain and golf course closures, the PWGA Club Championship was
cancelled on August 22 & 23 and rescheduled for September 5 & 6.
2015 MEMBERSHIP forms to join the PWGA will be in the Pro Shop after September 6.
Dues are $50 + $30 handicap fee. It’s a great group of ladies, lots of fun games,
lunches, and tournaments throughout the summer. Play of the Day games are on
Fridays. Season is May 15 - September 25, 2015.
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solution pg. 25
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MUTS NEWS
LOOKING FOR A PLUMBER?
Please join us during our upcoming workdays.
We Want to Help You
TODAY
Date: September 13th & October 11th
Time: 8:15 a.m.
Where: 240 TH (Turn Around)
What to bring: Work gloves, sturdy shoes, dress for the weather and
bring along good sense of humor.
We will be performing non-motorized trail maintenance and new OHV
multi-use trail construction.
…and as always, we will be removing other people’s litter from the forest.
We’re Prompt & Dependable with Over 39 Years Experience
WE CHARGE BY THE JOB • NOT THE HOUR!
Lanie & Dennis
Criner
Owner, Operator
We provide the tools and water
A FREE lunch will be provided to the trail crew.
• Service & Repair
• Sewer & Drain
Cleaning
• Gas Lines Installed &
Repaired
• Slab Leaks
• Repipe Specialist
• Water Heaters
• Frozen Pipes Thawed &
Protected
Please R.S.V.P., via email, by September 7 if you plan on attending the
workday and lunch. [email protected]
Larry Metzler, President
Munds Park Trail Stewards
FREE
ESTIMATES
& ADVICE
Munds Park Trail Stewards
COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL
Tax Deductible Donation
Repair • Remodel • Tenant Improvement
Name __________________________________
Mailing Address:
Serving all of Northern Arizona
Street ___________________________________
City ______________ State _____ ZIP ________
Amount $ _________
774-4871
928.774.4871
Repipe Specialist
Make Check to: Munds Park Trail Stewards PO 25626 Munds Park AZ 85017
A non-profit 501(c) (3) organization
LICENSED • BONDED • INSURED • LIC# ROC177758
26 YEARS RESPONSIBLY
FINANCING PINEWOOD
PROPERTIES
PINEWOOD SECURITY
&
SERVICES
928-286-4444
More than 40 years of law enforcement
experience
• Home Security Check
• Vacation Home Watch
• Year-round Services
• Licensed by Arizona Department of Public
Safety
license #1619480
Available 24 hours/7 days a week
Dave Smith c: 928-707-3926
Paul Sauerbrey c: 928-853-0831
[email protected]
Purchase / Refinance
Primary, Second &
Vacation Homes
Investor Loans
FHA Loans
VA Loans
NO COST
PRE-QUALIFYING
AVAILABLE
As a Munds Park resident since 1983 and
serving Munds Park and the the State of
Arizona for your home mortgages for over 26
years, I have the requisite local knowledge
and take pride in bringing a higher level of
service to every transaction I conduct.
I have demonstrated a track record of success for nearly 26 years and have always
provided each client with personal mortgage
service in my office.
So make things easy on yourself by giving
Bill Kuemper a call. . . You’ll be glad you did!
Bill Kuemper
NMLS#180265
William Joseph Kuemper
NMLS#75243
928-699-8868
P.O.Box 17338
Munds Park, Az 86017
Fax # 951-547-6070
Email [email protected]
Web page http://www.123prmg.com/Branch/Default.aspx?UserID=23315
Pinewood News
September 8, 2014
17410 San Carlos — $159,500
895 E. Oak Drive - $289,900
New Price
New Price
Rustic cabin, 2bd/2ba, loft, vaulted ceilings,
fenced yard, lots of parking. Quiet neighborhood. Furnished, Priced to Sell
Outstanding Features in this 3bd/3.5ba
Loft, Vaulted Ceilings, Gas Log Firplace
Large Lot, 4 Decks, Incredible Interior
. 605 E. Turkey Trail — $205,000
3bedroom, 2bath 1,660 sq. ft on a large
9600 sq. ft. lot. Gas Heat, Wood stove
large great room and priced right!
735 E. Reindeer Dr — $164,500
740 E. Trout Creek— $217,500
Mini-Chalet, 3bd/1.75 ba, Detached Garage
on a Heavily Treed Lot, Covered Decks
Front and Back, Propane Gas Heat
17870 Golden Pond — $292,500
1309 E. Couger St — $119,500
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165 Bison— $205,000
Owner Will Carry
2010 Manufactured Home on Canyon Lot
2bd/1.5ba, Split Bedrooms, Gas Heat
22x14 Room Addition
595 Pine Trail Rd-$125,000
Chalet Style Cabin, 2 Bedroom, 2
Baths, Huge Loft, Greatroom,
Located on a Heavily Treed Lot
1330 E. Caribou Rd — $144,500
VACANT LOT
Fantastic Building Lot in
Oakwood Subdivision
Manufactured Home backing National
Forest & Canyon, Split 2bd/2ba
Large Redwood Deck,
1355 E Fishlake Dr — $274,000
17025 Orchard Place — $195,000
Walk to LAKE ODELL
Sale Pending
Well Maintained 3 bedrooms, Open Great
Room, Fireplace, Open & Covered Decks,
Cabin is Completely Furnished including
the Large Mounted Elk Head
12,247 SqFt Cul-de-Sac Corner Lot
2,542 SqFt, 3bd/2ba + Den, 3 Fireplaces,
Gas Heat, Decks, Carpet & Tile Floors, 2
Car Garage, Large Washer/Dryer Room
Chalet Style, 2 bedrooms + Lofts
2 baths, Great Room, Rock Fireplace
Open Deck, 9,151 SqFt Lot
Great Location, Nice Views
17975 Green Mountain Pl
$399,900
900 E. Salmon Creek
$299,500
Charming & Secluded
Mountain Retreat
2,542 Sq Ft, 3 bedrooms, 2.75
baths, Great Room, Fireplace,
Gas Heat, Covered & Open
Decks, Separate Den with Bar,
on 12,247 SqFt lot. Home is
completely furnished.
2010 Manufactured Home backs National
Forest, 1,080 SqFt, 3bd/1.75ba, Large
Covered Deck, Golf Cart Garage
Move-in Ready, Furnished
Sale Pending
On 2 Lots / 21,082 SqFt
Fantastic Views, 3,100 SqFt
3 Large bedrooms, 2 baths
Huge Great Room, Fireplace,
Wood Stove, Gas Heat, Air
Conditioning, New Kitchen &
Baths, New Granite, Wood,
Carpet & Tile Flooring.
Covered Deck, 2 Car
Garage plus Large Work
Shop.
Mountain Dreams Realty 928-286-9335
Visit our Web Site - www.mountaindreamsrealty.com
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PINEWOOD COUNTRY CLUB
THE ULTIMATE BACK YARD
Considering joining Pinewood Country Club? Enhance your
vacation home with an extended back yard, Pinewood Country
Club! Your back yard will be complete with a golf course,
swimming pool, live bands, wine tasting events, kids programs,
summer holiday parties and more! The best part is you don’t
have to maintain any of it. What better place to entertain your
family and friends than right here in your own back yard!
If you are new to Munds Park or have been a resident for many
years, we would like to invite you to join Pinewood Country
Club today. We offer a wide variety of very affordable membership categories to suit your needs. Come on over and let’s
talk about it. Join in the month of September and save the dues
for the remainder of the year.
Contact Dee Palmer at 928-286-1100
to arrange a tour of the club.
INTRODUCTION TO GOLF
FREE PUBLIC GOLF CLINIC
Saturday, September 13, 2014 at 3:00PM
Please call 928-286-1110 to reserve your spot
PLEASE CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE AT
WWW.PINEWOODCOUNTRYCLUBAZ.COM
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September 8, 2014
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Single Seniors
Exodus
“BEST PRICED TOWNHOME
IN MUNDS PARK!”
By Annie Weissman
It’s Labor Day and the exodus begins. Weekenders try to plan
their exits to experience the least bumper-to-bumper traffic on the
freeway back to the Valley of the Sun. I do feel sorry for them, driving
back to triple-digit temperatures. Oh well, JABDIP (Just Another
Beautiful Day in Paradise)
What I don’t understand is how few of these people come back
for the rest of September and the month of October. I know Zumba
and Tai Chi are over as well as the Lady Putters and cards at the club
end in September. Karaoke and Happy Hour will cease soon. The
Pinewood Players take a break after September 7, when my play
“Brownies” premieres at Cabaret Nights. I did pick the last apples off
my tree but the flowers in my garden are still blooming.
These are the best months of the year in Munds Park. While people
and cars are still sizzling I am putting on the flannel sheets for the
cool nights while enjoying walks in the woods with daytime highs in
the seventies. There isn’t much wind and not too much rain. I get to
enjoy autumn. Although the pine trees don’t turn colors, the maples,
oaks, aspens, and many others do. It reminds me of my childhood in
New Jersey except no one has to rake the leaves and burning piles of
them is forbidden. Did you ever jump into piles of
leaves or slosh through them? I loved it at the end of
fall, when the leaves were crunchy and brown. I
stomped on them to savor the sound.
By the beginning of October it is a bit nippy in the
mornings. Luckily my dogs sleep longer since sunrise is later. It isn’t hard to conserve energy. I put the
Annie dressed for a
morning walk
bedroom heater on a half hour before I retire for the
night. I turn it off upon arising and turn on the living
room wall heaters so the room will be toasty when the dogs and I
return from our walk. I do have a wall heater in the bathroom that
makes taking a shower a delight. Note to self: remember to get a new
electric blanket. The old one only works on the dogs’ side of the bed.
I’ve included a selfie of what I look like on a cold winter morning this
past April. I’ll look the same come Med-October. JABDIP!
Check out my books Reinvented Lives and As One Door Closes,
available on amazon.com, my website at www.annieweissman.com,
my blog is at www.thesinglesenior.wordpress.com and my email is
[email protected]
17981 S. WALAPAI RD. #55 • $189,900
This easy maintenance home is a corner unit with extra windows and a
view of Pinewood Golf Course. It includes 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, skylight,
and inviting fireplace. All assessments have been paid and HOA FEES PAID
FOR ONE YEAR WITH CLOSE OF ESCROW. Added incentive to buyers
agent of $1,000.
Irene Russell, REALTOR®
Cell: 928-607-3639
email: [email protected]
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William J. Spain
Designated Broker®
$274,900
MPBA
$279,000
$239,000
17275 Zuni Place
475 Barnwood Trail
$265,000
259,000
Agent Bonus $1000
425 Barnwood Trail
Swiss style, 2/1.5 with
hidden loft. Trex Deck,
Large Garage-Pavers
$250,000
17765 S. Supai Rd
Half acre
Golf Course Lot
4 Bedroom, 2 Bath, FP
Four Bedrooms, Two Baths
Big Deck, Garage, FP
$339,000
$247,000
265 E. Hillside Dr
3/1.75, 1700 SqFt, 1/2
Acre lot, SHORT SALE
2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Loft
Garage, Multiple Decks
$239,500
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645 E. Turkey Trail
3 Bedroom, 1.5 Baths
Remodeled, Seasonal Creek
Covered Front Deck
$229,900
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275 Hillside
750 E. Ox Bow
Spacious 4 bedroom 2.5 bath
cabin on a beautiful treed lot in
very desirable area in Pinewood
Log Cabin in Pinewood
Cathedral Ceilings, Fireplace
2 Bedrooms/1.75 Bath
90 Ponderosa Dr
Gorgeous Rustic Cabin
Overlooking Stoneman Lake
3 Bed, 1.75 Bath
$219,000
$189,000
17065 S. Teal Place
3/2 Cabin, 1960 Sq Ft, Front
Covered Deck, Back Porch, View
Deck, Fenced
$199,900
$207,900
1 bedroom, one sleeping
loft, two bath on acre plus
$199,900
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17480 S. Mescalero Dr
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17425 Crystal Brook Pl
3 Bedroom, 2 Bath
Nice Cul-de-sac
115 Bison Drive
880 E. Caribou
3/2 Cabin, Wrap Deck,
Updated,Fresh Paint
Great Treed Lot
3/1.75 Cozy Cottage on
great lot.
$189,900
$183,700
850 E. Caribou
3/2, totally remodeled,
new roof, new master suite,
two fireplaces, all cabin area
$179,900
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$159,900
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1350 E. Fox Place
$139,500
445 Hillside
Darling A Frame on a
gorgeous Treed Lot
Private Deck, 1/1
17981 S. Walapai Rd #55
Two Level Townhome,
Great Condition 3/2, Two
Covered Decks,Golf Course
Views
$159,500
810 E. Trout Creek
MA
17135 S. Mescalero
Remodeled A-Frame on a
beautiful lot, 1/1, + Loft
16990 Sequoia Drive
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620 W. Reindeer Dr
Adorable A-Frame, 1 Bed, 1
Bath Large Loft, Partially
Furnished,
Fr Trex Deck
$159,000
2/1, Garage, Covered
Porch, Wood Stove
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2/1, Loft, Lrg A-Frame, Corner
Lot Front & Back Deck, Close to
Forest Entrance
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17170 S. Iron Springs
2 Bed, 2 Bath, New Metal
Roof, Fenced yard
$310,000
$239,900
1175 Hillside Drive
17980 S. Walapai Rd #13B
2/1 Log Cabin, One Car Garage,
Cathedral T&G Ceiling
3/2 , 3 car Garage
Guest House,
Close to Forest
3/2 Condominium,
Awning Balcony
Furnished, Updated, Clean
928.286.9171
Dan Luglan
Stan Sisson
REALTOR®
REALTOR®
928-830-1241
623-398-4777
[email protected] [email protected]
Fax (928) 286-9107
Bill Spain
www.ProvidentNAZ.com
Bill Spain, Designated Broker®
[email protected]
Dee Spain
REALTOR®
Designated Broker
480-231-3425
602-622-1196
[email protected] [email protected]
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William J. Spain
Designated Broker®
$269,900
$289,500
$285,000
MPBA
$318,900
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17475 Sequoia Dr
925 E. Pinewood Blvd
$329,900
$299,900
$349,900
Beautiful Canyon Views
Detached Guest Suite
3/2 in Main Home
A-Frame on Canyon
Multiple Decks,
3/ 1.75 - Loft
870 Salmon Creek
Four Bedroom, Three Bath
Wood Floors, Stove-FP,
Decks
3/2, Big Lot, Gazebo,
Super Views
Bonus Rm, Fireplace
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$349,900
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1325 E. Wildcat Dr
3/2, T&G Cathedral Ceiling,
Two Car Garage, Newer Roof,
All New Appl, Fireplace
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940 E Munds Canyon Rd
3/2, Huge Canyon Deck,
Spectacular Views
Downstairs Gameroom
17845 Silverlake Dr
3/2,Two Car Garage,
Multiple View Decks, Granite
SS Kitchen Appl
$379,900
77 Lakeview Court
Stoneman Lake
3/ 2.75 Great Rm,
Cathedral Ceilings,1st Floor
MB Suite, Two Car Garage
$409,900
$389,900
17960 S. Green Mountain
2254 sq. ft. Chalet Style, log cabin
3 bedroom, 2 bath 105 acres,
fully fenced, solar
$399,900
3/2 on near acre lot. Big
private deck, side yard deck
with firepit
$520,000
3/2.5 Dream Cabin, Natural
Light, Great Room, Vaulted
Ceilings, Quiet Cul-de-Sac
145 E. Sandia Circle
Private One level Chalet, MultiDecks, 3/2, 2 car garage
$449,000
$449,000
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18045 S. Walapai Rd
Golf course area home
Garage & Carport, Open
Floor Plan Focal Stone
Fireplace
805 E. Oak Drive
550 Crestline
$429,900
17280 S. Mescalero
17655 S. Pinto Circle
5/5 - Huge Family Compound
CabinTwo plus car garage
and carport, Solar Home
4 /2.5 Cabin, 2 Car Garage
Huge Fenced Yard,
Pellet Stove
$449,900
$479,500
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1380 Fishlake Dr
4/3, many decks, 2 car
garage, paver driveway
$1,290,000
166 Clay Park Drive
5/5 With Five Fireplaces
2.5 Acres, Stunning
Upgrades, Six Car Garage,
Studio
17385 Mountainside
4/3, 2007 Build Logside Cabin,
Two Car Garage, A/C
Stone Front Fireplace
$649,000
175 E. Apache Rd
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3/2, 2 car, great decks
acre plus!
17900 S. Silverlake Dr
$499,900
4/3.5 Bath Home on 1. acre
Jacuzzi, A/C
1220 E. Lake Meadow Circle
.80 Acre Chalet, 4/2, paver 2
Car Garage
1115 E. Raintree Rd
4/2.5 View Home, Two
Carage Garage, Newer Roof,
All new Appliances
4/4, 3 Car Garage, Office
Wrap Lakeview Deck
$499,000
$379,900
430 E. Cochise Rd
17920 Half Moon Road
Nearly Two Acres, Log Cabin Retreat 4
Bed/3 Bath,
2 Car GarageSecluded Location
Majestic Mountain Home
3bd/2 full baths, Large
Back Patio, Garage
928.286.9171
Regina Bailey
Bill Heckman
Associate Broker
928-699-7069
REALTOR®
602-432-2400
[email protected]
[email protected]
Fax (928) 286-9107
[email protected]
Dan Hellman
Associate Broker®
480-234-4111
[email protected]
Charlie Gilson
REALTOR®
602-793-1032
[email protected]
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William J. Spain
Designated Broker®
$229,000
$300,050
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17270 Grizzly Ridge
SFD, 3/2, Screened Porch, 2
Fireplaces, 1660 House on
12,900 Lot
$184,900
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$165,000
$162,000
3/2, Logsided 2004 DW
Big Fr Covered Porch
Furnished Great View
2007, 3/2 with a detached
one car garage on cul-de-sac
17265 Big Sky Drive
3 bd/2ba, Big Covered Trex
front porch, 2 car garage,
fenced yard
17130 Big Sky Drive
3/2, 1620 Sq Ft, Two Covered
Decks, One Car Garage, Workshop
$137,000
$99,900
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$172,500
Large DW
1440 Sq Ft, Hardwood Floors
Fenced Yard, Workshop
$85,900
225 E. Oak Drive
2/ 1.75, Cabin,
Carport, Big Lot, Furnished,
Newer Appliances
17155 E. Mescalero
Bank Owned, 2 Bedroom,
One Bath, Covered Deck,
Shed
$149,900
$149,900
17210 Creekside Place
Awesome Cul-De-Sac Lot
Fenced Yard, Screened
Porch Carport, 3/2, Furnished
$139,000
$119,000
$149,900
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105 E. Oak Drive
3/2 Woodburn Stove, 2 Car
Garage,Shed, Screened Porch,
Deck
$99,500
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17045 Condor Place
3 bedrooms, 1.75 bath.
Dual Pane Windows,
Quiet Cul-de-sac
3/1.75, Fireplace
Trex Covered Deck
Furnished, Built in 2012
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17120 S. Bowstring
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1216 E. Cougar Street
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17115 S. Poco Place
140 E. Hunter Place
2/2 DW, Cathedral Ceiling
Open Flr Plan, Big Fr Covered
Deck, Dog Run
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3/2, 2005 Logsided DW
Fenced Yard, Trek Fr Covered Deck
Mint Condition
$179,000
$169,900
$129,900
$184,900
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17075 Grizzly Ridge
3/2, Updated Open
Floor Plan
Large Covered Deck, Shed,
Big Corner Lot, Immaculate
1125 E. Coyote
New manufactured home.
Lamented & tile floors,
breakfast bar, 3/2, will
have front deck
17285 Zia Place
2 bdrm/2bath, insulated
garage, updated/renovated
screened-in deck
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380 E. Hillside Drive
$179,950
105 E. Cedarwood
3/2 Logsided
Paver Driveway
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17030 Sequoia Dr
3/2 DW with Addition,
Open, Airy, Updated, Shed
$198,500
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Open Floorplan w Fireplace,
2 Large Decks, Large Lot on a
Quiet Cul-de sac
Huge Garage and Workshop
RV Covered parking, 2 Bedrm,
2 Full Bath
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$189,000
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75 E. Cedarwood Dr
Impeccable 2 Bed, 2 Bath
2 Decks, Shed, Furnished
17250 Creekside Place
Super 2 Bed, 2 Bath
Furnished, Two Decks
1040 Chalet Place
OMC! Superbly Remodeled!
Huge Lot, 2/2, Close to Forest
17135 Big Sky Drive
Two Bedrm, 1.5 Bath,
Huge Side Covered Deck,
Close to Forest
928.286.9171
Ed Lange
REALTOR®
602-373-0158
Ed. [email protected]
Sharon Migliorino
REALTOR®
623-451-5047
[email protected]
Fax (928) 286-9107
[email protected]
Ronnie Mills
REALTOR®
623-205-0635
[email protected]
Irene Russell
REALTOR®
928-607-3639
[email protected]
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William J. Spain
Designated Broker®
$180,000
$179,900
$172,500
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$239,900
$169,900
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1090 E. Hillside
2/2, Split Floor plan,
Fenced Yard, Deck
$74,500
$239,000
Split Floorplan, Wood
Stove, Storage Shed, 2/2
Stick Built Cabin
$139,000
370 E. San Felipe Place
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905 E. Munds Canyon Rd
Nicely Remodeled home, large
lot, Lg covered deck, 2 bedrms,
1.75 baths. ALSO FOR LEASE
Comfortable 3 bedroom 2 bath
cabin overlooking Munds Canyon.
$134,000
$125,900
1151 E. Caribou Road
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Newly remodeled - wood
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T&G paneling, stainless
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Single wide mfr home
w/ 2 bedrooms/1.75 bath.
Large deck w/jacuzz
1211 E. Cougar St
Canyon Cabin with
Awesome Views, 1700 Sq
Ft, Focal Stone Firepl,
15,707 Sq Ft Lot
124,900
$116,900
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2 Bedroom, 1.50 baths,
great lot, covered deck, very
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Furnished, Workshop
$115,000
17265 Alegria Place
Vaulted Ceiling
Split Floor Plan, Two
Bedrm, 2 Bath, 2 Decks
$98,500
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330 E. Oak Drive
Furnished Three Bedrm
2 Bath, Oversized Lot
Very Nicely Treed
$84,900
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Screened Porch
Fenced Yard
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2 Bed, 2 Bath, Carport
17020 S. Teal Pl.
3 Bed, 2 Bath
Trex Covered Deck
Forest Location,
Two Bedroom, 1.75 Bath
Superb Views
$199,900
$89,000
405 E San Felipe Pl
1080 E. Caribou Road
Agent Bonus $1500
140 E. Cedarwood Dr
2 Bedrm, 1 Bath, Furnished
w/ Wonderful Screened Patio
$87,500
725 E. Cedarwood Dr
Ramada Covered, Two
Bed, One Bath, Great Deck
Nicely Treed Lot
Upgraded Beautiful
Mountain Home. 2/2 on a
Great Cul-de-sac
$85,000
$85,000
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Singlewide with nice
covered deck in great
area. ALSO FOR LEASE
64 Wood Spring Road - $1,795,000
220 E. Navajo Rd 3.66 Acres - $299,900
145 E. Navajo Rd #147 .81 Acre - &189,900
54 E. Oak Drive .50 Acre - $169,900
1140 E. Cactus Wren .25 Acre - $159,900
1095 E. Chalet Place .20 Acre - $99,900
17385 S. Pinnacle Pl .19 Acre - $98,000
145 E. Navajo Rd Lower #148 .90 Acre- $109,900
145 E. Navajo Rd Upper #148 1.05 Acre - $109,900
17950 S. Golden Lake Trail .21 Acre - $119,000
17720 S. Stallion Dr - $99,500
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1300 E. Cougar Rd
Great Location, Adorable 2
Bedrm, 1 Bath, Gas Frpl,
Covered Porch
LOTS
928.286.9171
Fax (928) 286-9107
[email protected]
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$125,000
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17305 Big Sky Drive
Two Bedrm, One and a Half
Bath,Bonus Rm, Huge Covered
Deck Great Yard
$117,900
$118,000
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290 E. Hillside Dr
3bd/2ba, Large front
covered porch, workshop, playhouse
004 Fox Ranch Road - 2.44 Acres - $175,000
725 E. Meadow View Rd - $165,000
Long Park 9.77 Acres - $150,000
435 Hillside Dr 6826 SQ FT - $99.000
840 E. Reindeer 10,025 SQ FT - $89,900
1405 E. Big Bear 6000 SQ FT - Sale Pending
17110 S. Iron Springs - $85,000
1216 E. Lake Meadow Circle 8115 SQ FT- $80,000
505 E. Meadow View Dr .29 Acre- $79,000
17795 S. Hopi Rd .79 Acre - $78,900
689 E. Oak Drive - $76,800
Pinewood News
“Sales Surge”
Awesome August pushes sales totals and
Spectacular September is Anticipated
“ Broker Tidbits” By Bill Spain,
Provident Partners Realty,Designated Broker
Who says that rain inhibits sales? Quite the opposite; the rainy days of
August kept the fires at bay, the golfers off the courses and the buyers in
full swing as Munds park experienced twenty one sales closing in the
month totaling $4, 554,250 in sales. The days on market fell to an average of 119 and the inventory of homes and lots on the market decreased by the largest margin in many years.
September is on track to be an even bigger gangbuster month with
$6,246, 850 worth of various forms of pending, pending taking back-up
and active with contingency sales in the hopper in only the first week of
the month. There are thirty-two homes and lots under some form of
contract as of this writing. The inventory in the park has reduced from a
high of about 250 properties on the market to 168 dwellings and 29
lots/land.
Sellers are obtaining 94% of their asking price as a year to date average,
suggesting that the inventory of homes is still somewhat overpriced.
Traditional averages denote that seller’s obtain approximately 97% of
asking price when properties are priced to the market norms. The high
pending sale on the market right now is priced at $449,000 and the low
at $56,000. There are several very well priced larger properties on the
market that have taken reductions in the last month and are seeing a
high level of activity and interest.
Online marketing techniques continue to be extremely important in luring buyers to Munds Park with the higher priced property buyers emanating from listings hosted through Phoenix MLS sources. Provident
Partners Realty offers all of our clientele listings in both Northern MLS
and greater metropolitan Phoenix MLS, insuring that your property is
viewed by Phoenix REALTORS…which is very beneficial to the sellers.
We are always happy to provide a personalized comparative market
analysis to Munds park homeowners and present how we will market
your home to achieve the highest possible sales price for our clients.
Please feel free to call me at 602-622-1196 to schedule a tour of your
home.
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Pinewood Property
Owners’ Association
A 501C3 tax exem pt organizatio n ALL do nat i o n s a r e t a x d e d u c t i b l e.
P.O. BOX 18673
MUNDS PARK, AZ 86017
2014 DONATION
Name_____________________________________________
Mail Address______________________________________
___________________________________________________
City________________________State______Zip_________
Pinewood Street Address:
___________________________________________________
Membership Donation $20___ $50___$100 ___Other: ____
www.pinewoodppoa.org
Mission Statement
The Mission of the Pinewood Property Owners’ Association
through action of its Board of Directors is to receive voluntary
funds from the Munds Park Community and to disburse those
funds to community organizations and projects for the betterment of the entire community of Munds Park.
FLAGSTAFF’S FIRST COUNTRY MUSIC FESTIVAL
Flagstaff, AZ— Peak Events presents Flagstaff’s First Country
Music Festival, on September 20, 2014 at Continental Country
Club to benefit the Military Order of the Purple Heart.
Gates open at 11 am, with the first of six bands taking the
stage at 11:30 am. The entire family is welcome at the festival and veterans who have received the Purple Heart will get
in free. Cost is $20 for the festival with kids 12 and under
free. This family festival will feature food vendors, a petting
zoo, pony rides, and much more. Prescott band Redneck
Revolution will kick off the festival at 11:30 with Dallas Smith
headlining at 7:30 pm.
The Northern Arizona Chapter of the Military Order of the Purple Heart is committed to helping our veterans. Last year,
226 Arizona Veterans took their lives. The Military Order of
the Purple Heart will use these funds to help Northern Arizona
Veterans receive the help they need to come back into society
and once again live productive lives.
Peak Events would like to thank their many sponsors, Babbitt
Ford, Century 21 Flagstaff, Twin Arrows Casino, Thrivent Financial, Arizona State Credit Union and Golden Eagle Distributors.
Tickets are available at Rainbows End, Continental Country
Club and online at www.FlagstaffCountry.com
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Prepare Yourself for The Unexpected
Sudoku
Solution
Are you ready for this? September is
National Preparedness Month. Sponsored
by the Federal Emergency Management
Agency (FEMA), National Preparedness
Month seeks to educate Americans on
preparing for natural disasters and other
types of emergencies. But you’ll also need
to prepare for unexpected events in many
other areas of your life — particularly
those events related to the financial
security of you and your family.
Here are some of the most important
of these events, along with possible
preparations for them:
• Unanticipated early retirement – If
you encounter a “downsizing” or other
occurrence that results in the loss of a job,
or even the end of a career, before you
expected it, would you be able to avoid
major disruptions to your lifestyle? To
help prepare for such a loss of income,
make sure to fully fund your IRA each
year. The maximum contribution is
$5,500 per year plus an additional $1,000
for those age 50 and older.
• Disability – Even a short-term
disability can seriously harm your
finances
— and a long-term disability could prove
devastating. Your employer might offer
some form of disability insurance, but it
may not be sufficient. So you may need to
explore private coverage.
• Personal liability – If someone
were ever injured on your property
or due to some action of yours, you
could face legal actions demanding
hundreds of thousands of dollars. To
help protect yourself, consider adding
umbrella liability insurance.
• Changing family situation – Changes
in your life — marriage, divorce,
remarriage, children, stepchildren — can
drastically affect your estate plans and
the type of legacy you want to leave. To
prevent unpleasant surprises for your
family, make sure you periodically review
beneficiary designations on your investment
accounts, such as your IRA and
401(k), and work with your tax and
legal advisors to update your estate
planning documents — will, living trust
and so on — as needed.
• Outliving your money – Once you
reach retirement, your greatest concern
may be that you’ll outlive your money.
To help prevent this from happening,
create a sustainable withdrawal strategy
— that is, determine how much you can
take out each year from your investment
and retirement accounts, and stick to
this amount.
• Need for long-term care – You
can’t predict whether you will ever
need to enter a nursing home or require
the assistance of a home health care
worker, but one thing is for sure —
these services are extremely expensive.
Consider this: The national average
for a private room in a nursing home is
nearly $84,000 per year, according to a
recent survey by Genworth, a financial
security company. To help prepare for
these costs, you may want to consult
with a professional financial advisor,
who can suggest appropriate solutions.
• Untimely death – Your absence
could jeopardize your family’s financial
security, particularly if you passed away
while your children were still at home. To
help ensure that your family could remain
in the home and that your children could
go to college, if they choose, make sure
you have adequate life insurance.
Your passage through life will be
filled with twists and turns, and you
can’t always see what lies ahead. But
you can ease your journey by preparing
yourself for the unexpected.
This article was written by Edward
Jones for use by your local Edward
Jones Financial Advisor.
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5. Jacket
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sky
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Pastor Rex Sample is
Honored as MPBA
“Person Of The Year”
Pastor Rex Sample of The Munds Park Community Church was recognized by the Munds Park Business
Alliance as the “2014 Person of the Year” at their Garden Party event on Wednesday September 3rd.
The organization announced their selection of Pastor Rex to widespread applause and appreciation for
Reverend Sample’s leadership role in bringing community stewardship to the forefront during his
tenure as Pastor at MPCC.
“Since Rex Sample’s arrival in Munds Park in late 2009, his involvement in outreach from the local
church has been nothing less than spectacular” said Regina Bailey, long term resident and community
participant. “He has been involved in so many various activities throughout the community and has set
such a welcoming and sincere manner that he has succeeded in bringing the community closer together Pictured L-R, Pastor Rex Sample, “Person of
The Year” & Dick Drinen, PPOA President,
than anytime I can remember, added Bailey.”
“Organization of the Year.”
The Munds Park Community Church has always been actively involved in the community since its inception in the early 1980’s, but enjoyed a strong resurgence and growth in membership after hiring Rex Sample as the pastor in 2009. Soon thereafter,
the church allowed the Pinewood Farmers Market to borrow the parking lot on Saturdays to host the Farmers Market, which brought hundreds upon
hundreds of people to the facility, many of them for the first time. Many people who visit Munds Park had never even ventured over to the west side
of the Park but ended up doing so because of the inclusiveness of the church to host the Farmers Market. Naturally it brought new members to the
church.
Next was Rex Sample’s involvement within the community itself by joining and attending the Pinewood Fire Auxiliary, becoming a charter Board of
Director for the Munds Park Business Alliance and participating in the Pinewood Players local productions. He joined the Pinewood Country Club
and reached out to bring God’s Word to the entire community. His involvement is establishing an Emergency Shelter resulted in the church being a
sanctuary for stranded 1-17 highway motorists. He worked tirelessly to assist the MPBA in the advancement of the BEAUTIFICATION Project, which
is now in its fourth year. He served as a Member-At-Large director for the first three years of the organizations infancy.
Anyone who has attended a Christmas In July Performance at the church can attest to the dramatic side of Pastor Rex as Michael the Arch Angel,
where the crowd roared with laughter as he appeared in full costume and long haired wig. He has also played various roles in the community plays
at the Pinewood Playhouse. His ability to brings various groups together for the betterment of Munds Park has been something the community can
be very proud of, as can the entire congregation of Munds Park Community Church.
The Pinewood Property Owners’ Association was also honored at the event and was named “Organization of the Year,” for its support and assistance
of the BEAUTIFICATION Project. PPOA President Dick Drinen was on hand to accept the award on behalf of the non-profit group who has worked for
many years to enhance the quality of life in Munds Park. The PPOA has joined with MPBA and the Pinewood Sanitary District to work with ADOT
and the county to obtain legal access to the weed covered entrances to the Park in order to plant trees, bushes and lay rock and gravel to enhance the
community entrance.
I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never
forget how you made them feel.
- Maya Angelou, Poet
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September 8, 2014
Pinewood Players News Clips
by Dan Slocum
Pinewood News
WHAT A SUMMER OF ENTERTAINMENT!
CLOSING THOUGHTS OF THE OUTGOING PRESIDENT
By Les Maurseth
Pinewood Players puts a “Wrap” on the 2014 Season
The Pinewood Players officially closed out the 2014 season
with their traditional “It’s a Wrap” celebration held at the
Pinewood Players once again wowed the comPinewood Country Club on September 6. The gala event feamunity with three fine plays performed by
tured a luncheon and entertainment consisting of a “fashion show” featuring costumes from past
adults from many walks of life. Ticket counts
Pinewood Players productions. As the “models” paraded down the “runway” members recalled
for Blithe Spirit, The Gazebo and Cactus Flower
the plays and characters from years past and a great time was had by all. There was much to celtotaled about 1,400, perhaps more (final
ebrate this season, three great adult plays, two successful youth theatre camps and recitals, the
traditional Fourth of July Kids Carnival supported by the community and more sell out performcounts aren’t in as this is being written).
ances of Reader’s Theatre “Cabaret Nights” produced in cooperation with the Pinewood Country
Club. Now all eyes turn to next season and the anticipation of another great summer of fun and
And, our drama camps for the “kidz” and “tweens” resulted in
entertainment brought to the Munds Park community by The Pinewood Players!
many youngsters creating wonderful memories, ones they won’t
forget. And, they entertained their families and other adults with
Plays Announced for 2015 Season of “Theatre in the Pines”
The play selections for the 2015 season of Theatre in the Pines have been announced. Initial au- marvelous shows. They sold 659 tickets! I heard many comments
ditions were held on August 30 and casting is currently underway for all three productions. The from patrons about how impressed they were with the performplays selected are:
ances.
“Hallelujah Girls“ directed by Lynn Rouyer who brought us “Bells are Ringing” in the 2013 Season.
After the sudden death of a dear friend, a feisty group of women from the town of Eden Falls,
Georgia, decide that life is indeed short, and they vow to change their lives and achieve their
dreams. Sugar Lee Thompkins decides to reach for her elusive star by converting an abandoned
church into a day spa. The SPA-DEE-DAH is born, and the fun begins thanks to Sugar Lee’s dear
friends Carlene, Nita, Mavis and Crystal. The comic tension mounts when Sugar Lee’s old high
school boyfriend (Bobby Dwayne) shows up, and Sugar Lee’s life-long rival (Bunny) vows she’ll
stop at nothing to steal the spa building, (which may house a surprising secret), away from Sugar
Lee. “The Hallelujah Girls” is one of those silly, rollicking shows that audiences love. It reminds
us of the importance of good friends, and of not taking life so seriously that we forget to laugh
and love. It’s a joyful comedy that will make you laugh out loud and shout “Hallelujah”. “Be My
Baby” will be under the direction of Bill Kane who directed the hugely successful “On Golden
Pond” in 2013. This is the newest play by Ken Ludwig, who wrote “Lend Me A Tenor” which was
performed in the Pinewood Playhouse in 2012. The play tells the story of John, an irascible older
“country boy” and an uptight “city” woman, Maude, who take on the journey of a lifetime. They
are brought together when his ward marries her niece. Then, when the young couple decides to
adopt a newborn baby, the older couple has to travel thousands of miles to California to pick up
the child and bring her safely home. The problem is that John and Maude despise each other. To
make matters worse, they get stranded in San Francisco for several weeks and are expected to
jointly care for the helpless newborn. There they form a new partnership and learn some startling lessons about life and love. “Whose Wives Are They Anyway” will be directed by Marsha
Propps. Marsha is a long time veteran of Pinewood Players with many credits in her acting / directing career. Her most recent stage appearance was a brilliant portrayal of Ethel Thayer in “On
Golden Pond” in the 2013 season. As the play begins, the cosmetics company has been sold and
two of its Vice Presidents, David and John have planned a weekend off before the new CEO arrives on Monday. With their wives safely off to New York on a shopping spree they check into the
Oakfield Golf and Country Club intending to "golf their brains out". The unexpected encounter
with their new boss (who they were shocked to learn is a woman) turns their plans upside down.
She insists on meeting their wives, stating blithely "No one who went golfing for a weekend without their wife would ever work for me". Now John and David have to produce wives and the hilarity begins! We are all looking forward to next season and to experiencing all these great plays.
Watch for information regarding ticket sales for 2015 and make your plans to join us for more entertaining “Theatre in the Pines” performances in the Pinewood Playhouse next season.
Join the Fun! Become a Member of Pinewood Players!
You do not have to be an actor, director or backstage crew to be a member of the Pinewood Players organization and support local theatre in Munds Park. While volunteers are welcome, appreciated and very much needed to support all the activities of the organization, the group also
needs patrons to simply support the theater company with their membership, donations, and of
course their continued patronage of the plays. Membership is only $10 per year for a single
membership and $18 a year for a family membership. Membership forms are available to download from our web site (www.pinewoodplayers.com). Come and join in the fun and camaraderie!
You’ll meet new friends, enjoy great parties and events and be a part of a dynamic group bringing culture and entertainment to the community. Become a member! Be a Player!
Pinewood Players is a non-profit organization bringing cultural opportunities to all ages. Each
summer the Pinewood Players entertain the community by presenting live theatre and by providing various venues where children and adults learn about the performing arts through participation in workshops, drama camps and plays of all kinds.
Visit our web site: www.pinewoodplayers.com for more information about Pinewood Players
Our Charter Members started it all about 25 years ago. It has
been continued for those 25 years by countless volunteers functioning in countless ‘roles’. What a group and what a season!
I’m sure there are some in the community and surrounding area
that haven’t been to one of our plays. I say to you - you are missing some very fine entertainment - come to a play next year and
you will see what I mean. Or, better yet, come join us as a volunteer - pick a ‘role’ for yourself. You will never regret it.
Corporal Elano Sales wil be our Community Officer for
Munds Park. He is a familiar face, so let’s welcome him
back to the park!
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September 8, 2014
PFD Auxiliary 2014 Cinnamon Roll Sales
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Your Pinewood Fire Department’s Auxiliary wants to thank everyone
for their support in making this year’s Labor Day cinnamon roll sales
a true success and a sellout. A special thanks to all these Auxiliary
members who volunteered their time over the holiday weekend in
baking, packaging and selling the cinnamon rolls:
Pam Kensmoe
Everett Worfolk
Phyllis Weiland
Cathie Rasmussen
Linda Shank
Linda Van Deren
Tom Eade
Leslie DeGroot
Dottie Loehnis
Sandy Drahos
Kate Foehr
Paula Bonnell
Bill DeGroot
Carolyn Manley
Karen Zintak
Nick & Charlene Gaug in Kinderdijk, Netherlands with
the Pinewood News while on River Boat cruise in
Europe.
Kim Dragos
We greatly appreciate the Munds Park communities continued support by purchasing cinnamon rolls during the Memorial Day, 4th of
July and Labor Day weekends. Through your purchases, we have
raised over $3,500 this year which will go towards acquiring needed
equipment for our Fire Department.
Take a picture holding a copy of The Pinewood News when
you are on your next road trip or vacation and email it to us
at [email protected]
Thanks to all who have submitted these great pic’s!
Thank You Munds Park!!
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I read your article in the latest Pinewood News.
You mentioned you didn't have pictures of the
sheep. Well... Here ya go! This is from May 23rd,
2014 at beginning of FR240.
Email & pictures sent in by Justin Baker
Thank you Justin!
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Cactus Flower
Reviewed by Clyde Morrison
Cactus Flower is a very witty play with humorous comments
throughout. It is about a dentist who successfully avoids going to the
altar with his various amours by telling them he is married with three
children. This works fine until he goes with an unusual girl who wants
to meet his wife and children and then she feels sorry for them
I went to Cactus Flower expecting a frilly play like the movie
with Goldie Hawn and Walter Matthau. Well, there were frills. Cheryl
Parker played the part that Goldie Hawn had in the movie, and she
did a superb job with her hot pink bedroom, her short shorts with unusual stockings, and her kinky personality. But, Cheryl also had her
serious side with her concern for the other women that were being
snubbed as their boyfriends and husbands were chasing women.
While Cheryl had shown her dramatic abilities several times in
plays like Dixie Swim Club, Bill Spain, who played Igor Sullivan, was
new to our stage. What an addition! Bill has a very strong speaking
voice, and it seemed as if he had been on stage often before instead
of it being his first time. His acting was natural, and he did not seem
strange to the stage even when wearing just a towel
The comedic roles were handled by Phyllis Schurz as the
wealthy Mrs. Durant, who thought that her hair appointment was
more important than her dentist appointment;, Lee Henry, who was
an aging lecherous romantic looking to score with any skirt: and Carlos Navarette, who as a Latin lover did not see anything wrong with
leaving his wife alone at home while dating another woman. These
three along with Sunnie Saperstein and Stan Debber filled out a fine
cast.
However, what really surprised and pleased me was the acting
skill and dramatic abilities of the two main characters played by Bill
Gibney as the dentist, Dr. Julian Winston, and his old maid nurse,
Stephanie Dickinson, played by Melanie Westmark. Melanie and Bill
gave two of the best performances I have seen on the Pinewood
PINEWOOD NINERS GOLF ASSOCIATION
By Carla Marks
Labor Day has come and gone and we are only three weeks
away from the official beginning of Fall. Time and Summer have
flown by incredibly fast. We are down to only a couple of more
weeks of Niners’ golf. Due to some Plays of the Day being cancelled
due to rain or standing water on the golf course, I have no new winners to report on, at this time. I am still awaiting the results from August 27th which was the fourth Medallion Round, as well as the Dice
Game. I will have those results in my next and final article for the
season. I do have a correction. I made a big error in my last article
in reporting the results of the President’s Cup. The correct results
were:
DIANE SCHNEIDER won with a Score of 29
* Pat Stewart 2nd Place
Score of 31
Rosalind Ruch 3rd Place
Score of 32
Kathy Vogt
4th Place
Score of 32 (Score Card Playoff)
Brenda Scott 5th Place
Score of 33 (Score Card Playoff)
My apologies, Pat, for the omission in the last article.
The annual Club Championship will be held on Monday, September 8th (front nine) and Wednesday,
September 10th, (back nine). Following the golf on Wednesday, the
10th, will be the final General Meeting and Luncheon of the season.
The Election of Officers for the next season will take place at the
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stage or for that matter on any stage. They really got into it in their
scenes together. Facial and body expressions along with their strong
verbal skills just glued my attention to the stage like few other performances have. To me, this was a breakout for both actors. They
had both been in several plays here but they have usually played
lighter roles. Their roles in this production were strong. They both
had to go from the kind and gentle to the strong and forceful. Each
had a variety of moods to go through, and each did not leave anything on the table. Melanie’s scene with Cheryl Parker in the record
shop was a classic which produced strong emotions as she was trying to help her boss out with his lies but also could not hurt the feelings of his mistress. Then her final scene with Bill Gibney reminded
me of the clash between Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton in the
movie Who’s Afraid of Virginia Wolff? There was a real buildup of
tension in that scene and then at last came the final resolution as
they realized they were meant for each other.
Bill Gibney throughout the play had to change from the funloving and inconsiderate man to the man who did not want to hurt
other’s feelings, Again, his last scene with Melanie showcased his
fine acting ability.
If there was a fault with this play, it was the length and the
number of scene changes. Three hours and fifteen minutes and fourteen scene changes keeps you sitting for a long time. The director,
Don Miller, recognized this and suggested that we enjoy the ballet of
the stage crew as they moved things around in the nearly dark stage.
While this must have bothered some. Others followed the director’s
suggestion before the play started that we enjoy the ballet of the
stage crew and their changes. In fact, there was often applause for
the crew and at the end of some of the performances the crew got a
standing ovation. There were at least ten on the crew that I counted
and probably more
Don Miller took on a horrendous task for his directing of the
Pinewood Players, but I, for one, was happy I got a chance to see
such a well-done job. Kudos Mr. Miller!
meeting.
The nominees are:
BRENDA SCOTT
BECKY PALUMBO
PRESIDENT
VICE PRESIDENT
LORI PRESCOTT
TREASURER
GERI BORG
SECRETARY
Please be sure to sign up for both golf and the luncheon in the Pro
Shop. You will also be able to register to join the Niners for the 2015
season. Bring your checkbook!!
Fun Day, the planned night golf that was scheduled for August
21st, also had to be rescheduled, due to the very wet conditions of
the golf course. It has been rescheduled for September 11th. For
further information, please contact Betty Clow.
Linda Swindell, who so very successfully chaired our Invitational,
along with Donna Slocum, back in July,
has advised me that, from the proceeds that came from our Raffle,
$500 has been donated to our wonderful Pinewood Fire Department.
I think we all know how fortunate we are to have this terrific group
right here in our community. We are all so much safer because of
them. We do hope they all know how much we appreciate them.
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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 (except October)
Schedule is;
September 10 & October 15th
Pinewood Country Club Parking lot
Wednesday Sept 10, 2014
@ 10:45 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
Crossword Puzzle Solution
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
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September 8, 2014
Pinewood News
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September 8, 2014
Travel Cont’d from pg 4
Be aware that all food tours start at Flag Buzz Coffeehouse 107 N. San
Francisco, Flagstaff. Some in our party got confused and were waiting for
the tour to begin at Mother Road Brewing Company where the Alpine Pedaler meets for the pub crawls.
When You Go
$40 per person, all food tasting and taxes are included. $30 for children
ages 5-9. Final tip: Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for the
weather.
http://www.flagstaffeats.com
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Take Care of your Trees
by
Mike & Roslyn
Merristem Tree Service
Advice From Your Local Arborist: Why Does My Apple Tree
Have No Apples?
Fun fact:
Johnny Appleseed's real name was John Chapman, who supposedly distributed apple trees to the western frontier.Though, since
his apple trees were not grafted, the apples were very sour and
were used for hard apple cider and apple jack (concentrated apple
cider via freezing and draining the alcohol from the slushy)! So,
this must be why he was welcome in every cabin he came to.
I see a lot of apple trees in Munds Park, some grow apples, some
do not. The question of why has been asked many times and the
three most common reasons are below. First, so many of us look
at a plant and decide it is not doing well and we go straight to the
fertilizer isle. The content of the fertilizer used is critical. Depending on content, some fertilizers will actually stop the tree from
fruiting! The reason for this is nitrogen, a friend to all plants but
the enemy of producing apples. Nitrogen encourages the tree to
grow new leaves which makes it grow more limbs. With all of its
concentration on new limbs, it will not produce apples. Reading
the label of fertilizers. Instead of getting a 10-10-10 or 5-5-5 get a
0-0-10, the first number on that list is nitrogen, the second is
phosphorous and the third is potassium. Nitrogen and phosphorous encourages woody growth while potassium grows flowers.
Without flowers, there will be no fruit. If your tree is in a lawn, do
not use grass fertilizer within 5 feet of the branch tips since the
tree doesn't know that that fertilizer was meant for the grass. The
second main cause of no apples on your trees is pruning techniques. Your tree must be shaped properly, have just the right
amount of limbs, and be controlled to do this with the right pruning technique. This is something that entire books are written
about so all I can say here is, call Meristem Tree Care and let us do
it. What I will explain is that improper pruning is the cause of
something we call adventitious buds, or "suckers". With these
suckers, the tree is again going to concentrate mainly on woody
growth and not flowers and fruits. The third reason is pollination,
no bees means no fruit. If you can spot two or three bees on your
tree when it has flowers then it should pollinate and produce apples. Though, in some cases, this is only true when the bees are
transferring pollen from a different apple tree. With wild apple
trees, they have male and female flowers but wild apples are sour
and not sweet (crab apples). Nursery apple trees are grafted with
apple tree branches that have been grown for their sweetness for
hundreds of years. But some grafted trees are not grafted with a
male and female or maybe one or the other has not made it. This
means that the tree will need a "mother" or "father" tree. A wild
apple tree is the perfect pollinating tree since it has both male and
female flowers and will not make your apples sour. Happy harvesting and good luck!
September 8, 2014
Pinewood News
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Birds of Munds Park #58
Hummingbirds
by Margaret Dyekman
A neighbor of mine stopped by and asked about a hummingbird she had been
seeing: small and “orange”. We agreed it was a Rufous Hummingbird – an absolutely beautiful bird that has an apt name. The word “rufous” was first found
in literature as the name of a color in the year 1782 and was described as rust, or
reddish brown, or brownish red. This little hummingbird favors conifer forests,
riparian shrubs, and high mountain meadows, and it breeds all the way from
Alaska, British Columbia, the Northwest states, and down through the northern
areas of California.
The Rufous Hummingbirds we are seeing here in Munds Park are in the midst of
migration. They often make long stopovers as they fly from the northern part of
the continent, across the Rocky Mountains, and then to Mexico, Central America,
and even to Florida. So imagine this: the ones we are seeing came recently from
places like Vancouver or Boise or the forests around Seattle. They may end up
around New Orleans or Jacksonville and then after three to four months, start
their long journey north to breed. That is a pretty amazing trip for something that
only weighs three grams and is about four inches long.
Back in 2010 I compiled some interesting facts about hummingbirds, and I think
they are worth repeating:
•They beat their wings 18-20 times per second.
•They are the only birds that can fly backwards.
•They are partial to flower nectar that is at least 15% sugar.
•For protein they eat small insects and spiders, especially when
feeding their young.
•They spend about 20% of their time eating and 80% resting and
digesting.
•Their heart rate can be as high as 1,280 beats per minute (yes, per
minute, not hour).
•Less than 25 species of hummingbirds have been recorded in the U.S.
•Chile has recorded 162 different species of hummingbirds!
How can you attract hummingbirds? First, but perhaps not your first choice depending on how much of a gardener you are, is that you can plant hummingbirdfriendly plants. Here in Munds Park that would include tubular plants that will
be hardy in USDA zones 6a and 6b, and in the desert areas such as Phoenix, in
zone 9. Your local garden center can help you select hummingbird friendly
plants that you can place in the ground or in containers.
A 501C3 tax exempt organization
AND donations are tax deductible.
Members and non-members have been generous to the PFD Auxiliary
throughout the year and it is truly appreciated. If our organization could
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
Name_________________________________________________
Home
Address_______________________________________________
Munds Park Address
______________________________________________________
You Never Know What You Will Find Around the Park!
A second way is to hang a hummingbird feeder. A very important piece of information about feeders: use one part white sugar to four parts water and do not put
red food coloring in the mixture. Artificial coloring is not necessary – birds will
find your bright red feeder. That’s why the feeder is red, not blue, green, white,
or any other color. So skip the food coloring. In hot weather, change the sugar
water every two to three days, especially if the feeder gets a lot of sun exposure.
You can reach me at [email protected], and you can read all the
archived Birds of Munds Park articles and leave your comments at www.birdladyblog.wordpress.com. I welcome your questions, reports of sightings, and your
ideas for future articles.
Ilse Kitchen stopped by my office to share with me the small creature
she came upon on the sidewalk at the Pinewood Country Club. She did
some research on the computer and found out that the mysterious bug was
a Western Hercules Beetle. It is not native to this area so it makes you
wonder how he ended up here! In the first picture, he is missing a leg. It
is a he because Ilse found out that the female species does not have a
horn. It feeds on the sap of Ash trees and in the morning he is black in
color.
What an interesting find...Thank you Ilse for sharing!
Rufous Hummingbird
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September 8, 2014
Pinewood News
PFD Auxiliary Flag Sales
Phx Toll Free 480-695-8929
VIEWS..VIEWS...VIEWS
Your Pinewood Fire District Auxiliary has under taken a
fundraiser this year of selling American flags. These flags
are of the same design as the flags that line Pinewood Blvd
during National Holidays. The flags are 3’x5’ and attached
to a 10’ metal pipe, and include an 18” metal flag holder
that is placed into the ground. The flag assemblies are
being sold for $25 or installed in front of your home for a
total of $30.
Place your orders now
Contact: Dottie Loehnis 602-750-7995 or
Tom Eade 713-515-2255
Show Your American Pride!
FULL CIRCLE Trade &Thrift
2 South Beaver Street, Suite 100, Flagstaff
928.214.1094 - fullcircletrade.net
Donate
Recycle
your
gently
used
but
no
longer needed belongings. Free
pick ups- 2nd Saturday of
every month in Munds Park or
a $20.00 donation for pick ups.
Our giving/receiving model al lows everyone in the community
to help sustain programs that
promote the local arts, education,
recreation, and social services.
l-r Jamie, Barb
Packard, Bill
Packard
Shop
Select from our high quality, carefully
chosen merchandise including clothing,
accessories, jewelry, furniture, artwork,
antiques, collectibles, and other house hold items.
Volunteer
Put your time & talent to work
in the Circle helping us at the Store. CreCreate decorative displays, serve shoppers,
or pepare items for display. Or become
an ambassador by bringing the Full CirCircle message to our community, making
the circle stronger and more effective.
Why Full Circle:
Full Circle Trade & Thrift is uniquely
envisioned beyond obvious enviromental
impacts, and created as a “closed-loop”
model of giving sharing and receiving,
where the community is invited and en gaged to serve each other.
17895 S. Green Mountain Place
MLS#159000
$349,900
This terrific chalet offers views of
Pinewood Country Club and Lake O'Dell
Great family retreat with 3 Bedrooms and 2 1/2 Baths.
Fireplaces in Great Room and Master Bedroom.
An attached 2 car garage for storing the summer and
winter toys. Built in 2000, this home has modern
amenities including central A/C.
Call John at 480-695-8929 to arrange a showing
Thank You
For Making a “2014”
Donation
Scholarship Grants
Citizenship Awards
Neighborhood Watch
Who Will Benefit?
Here are some Local
Non-Profits we began serving
in 2013:
• Poore Medical Clinic
This 100% volunteer operation provides
medical service to the uninsured that
make less than 200% of the federal
poverty level. Amazingly, for every
dollar of expenses, $10 worth of services
are provided.
• Hope Cottage/Sunshine Rescue
Mission
For fifty years, this Flagstaff institution
has provided food and shelter to home less men, women and children in
Flagstaff.
• St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance
Last year this organization provided
nearly 12 million pounds of food for the
hungry in Northern AZ and daily emeremergency food boxes for the hungry
in Flagstaff.
Our Goal is to provide a quality shopping
experience while creating a hub of hope for
Flagstaff and surrounding areas.
Kids Events
Beautification Project
Sidewalk Cleaning
Firefighter Auxilary Support
CERT Support
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 $__________________
September 8, 2014
Pinewood News
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MUNDS PARK COMMUNITY CHURCH
UPDATE
Sunday 10:30 a.m. worship
www.mpcchurch.com
A BUSY TIME FOR THE
LADIES FELLOWSHIP
The Ladies Fellowship will be touring the Sunshine Rescue Mission on Tuesday, September
16th. The ladies will be carpooling leaving the
church at 10 am. Following the tour lunch will be
at the Olive Garden restaurant. If you would like
to attend this activity please call Dorothy Carter
at (928) 286-9865, so she can make the proper
arrangements.
The Ladies Fellowship is also sponsoring a food
drive for the Northern Arizona Food Bank. Donations of non perishable food items can be dropped
off at the church until September 28th. Canned,
dry package items and bottled items are needed.
I DIDN'T KNOW THAT
“God helps those who help themselves” is a good
quote but it's not from the Bible.
Ben Franklin penned it in his Poor Richards almanac.
Almost everyone has heard the expression “the
seven deadly sins.” But what are they? Here's the
big seven: Pride, Greed, Lust, Envy, Gluttony,
Anger and Sloth. Wow! I for one am glad that
God forgives.
Science has discovered that stars emit radio waves
which are received on Earth as high pitched
by Mac Jett
sounds—God mentioned this in Job 38:7: “When
the morning stars sang together and all the angels
shouted for joy.”
At a time when most of the world believed that the
Earth sat on a large animal or a giant (1500 B.C.)
the Bible spoke of the Earth floating in space: “He
spreads out the northern skies over empty space;
He suspends the Earth over nothing.” Job 26:7.
While open to serious discussion, the consensus
among Biblical scholars is that the Book of Job
was written around 1500 B.C.
Personal note: In researching this 'I didn't know
that' section I spent some time in Job. It is a fascinating book that I had not read very
carefully...now, I'm going to re-read this book very
carefully.
WHO ARE WE?
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
10:30am. Adult and children's Sunday school begins at 9am Sunday mornings.
HOSPITAL VISITATION
If you or someone you know is in, or is going to
be in, the hospital, and if they would appreciate a
visit from Pastor Rex please call the church (928)
286-2022) to let us know.
service for everyone
Please leave a message if your call to the church is
not answered personally.
ONGOING AT MPCC
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.
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.
PASTOR REX SAMPLE
Rex Sample is the pastor at MPCC and is, in his
own words, a 24/7 pastor. He can be reached at
the church (928) 286-2022 or at his personal
phone number (928) 310-6402.
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.
Sedona, Ariz. – Labor Day weekend brought many visitors to Coconino National Forest, increasing the number of
abandoned campfires typically seen on holiday weekends as compared to last year.
In the course of making contacts throughout the weekend, fire prevention staff counted at least 35 abandoned campfires over Labor Day weekend (Friday, Aug. 29 through Monday, Sep. 1). Compared to the same Friday-through-Monday timeframe, fire prevention staff reported only eight abandoned campfires in 2013 and 17 in
2012.
“Even though none of the 35 abandoned campfires resulted in a large wildfire, it just takes one spark in the right conditions to
set in course something that can destroy lives, the forest, and property,” said Don Muise, fire staff officer for the Coconino National
Forest. “We need to always be vigilant anytime we decide to have a campfire, and make sure we have enough water to extinguish
campfires we’ve created. Bottom line—a campfire needs to be out cold-to-touch before leaving the area.”
Forest visitors are urged to practice the following campfire safety guidelines:
•Clear all flammable material away from the fire for a minimum of five feet in all directions.
•Have a responsible person in attendance at all times.
•Never leave your campfire unattended.
•Avoid making a campfire during the windy part of the day.
•Make a fire only if you have a shovel and sufficient water to put it out. A rule of thumb is to bring at least 6 gallons
of water to extinguish a typical campfire.
•To make sure your campfire is out, drown with water and stir with dirt, making sure all burned materials are
extinguished. Feel with your hand to make sure it’s out cold.
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1.80 Acres, Lot 48
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Munds Park Business Alliance

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