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Volume 6, No.4
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20 pages April 2013
look what’s happening
around the villa
Drama Club
SVE BRIEFS
Monday, April 1st
Oasis Dance, Roadr nners
4:00p.m. – Auditorium
SunRunners Club
Wednesday, April 3
HOA BOD St dy Session
1p.m. Sag aro Room
Sat rday, April 6th
Pancake Breakfast
7:00a.m. – Auditorium
Thursday, April 11th
Monthly Board Meeting
9:00a.m. - Auditorium
Tuesday, April 16th
Ladies Luncheon
1:00p.m. – Auditorium
Tuesday, April 23rd
Taco Tuesday
Food Ser ice: 4:30-5p.m. Auditorium
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Photography Club
Wood
Shop
Sunland Village East Outlook
2 April 2013
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GOOD NEIGHBOR AWARD
Ray and Pat Warner
“Ray and Pat Warner are hardworking
volunteers who are passionate about
everything they do.
Together they
volunteer their time between Shuffleboard,
Veterans Club and Pickle Ball functions.
Like so many, they are dedicated to
keeping SVE an ‘Active’ community.”
Ray and Pat were both born in Ohio.
Ray served in the Navy for 4 ½ years
then moved to Canton, Ohio until the
blizzard of 1978 sent them packing to
Arizona. Ray was with Hostess Cake/
Wonder Bread for 21 years then to
Holsum Bakery in Phoenix as a sales
manager for 18 years. Pat started her
career in podiatry in Ohio and finished
her 40th year in Sedona. They retired
from Sedona and moved to SVE in
2009 where they became very active
in the community. Ray is the treasurer
for Pickle Ball - his favorite sport, he is
a woodshop monitor, and plays bocce
ball, shuffleboard, and is the President of
the SVE Veterans Club. Pat plays cards,
games, shuffleboard, and bocce ball
and is currently the shuffleboard social
director. They have 2 sons, one in Texas
and one in Nevada and 5 grandchildren.
Ray and Pat love living in SVE and
being active. They have a motor home
and love to travel, towing their jeep to
explore the back roads of Arizona. Ray
and Pat will be celebrating their 50th
wedding anniversary with a Caribbean
cruise in October.
A SALUTE TO OUR VETERANS
SUNLAND VILLAGE EAST
H.O.A.
2013 Board of Directors
Richard Peterson - President
Linda Cerf - Vice President
Ed Zar - Treasurer
Wy Olson - Secretar
Roy Braunberger - ACC Member
Jack Grove - Securit Coordinator
Vacant - Member-At-Large
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Walter Hall
Walt was born in Hillsdale,
Michigan in 1924. After graduating
from high school in 1942 he married
in November and received his first
draft notice that December.
In
February 1943 he joined the U.S.
Army and was sent to Gainesville,
Texas for basic training with the
86th “Black Hawk” Division and
continued his training at Fort Ord,
California.
His first South Pacific assignment
was
New
Caledonia
where he chauffeured a
First Lieutenant for three months. Later, Walt was
assigned to the 77th Division, an amphibious unit in
Guam. They spent 21 days in combat and made five
landings altogether: Guam, Ryukyus, Mandated, I E
Shima and Leyte, all islands around Okinawa. His
unit checked out all the islands for artillery.
While on I E Shima, Walt spent some time
talking to Ernie Pyle. Soon after a Japanese
sniper shot and killed the news reporter. The
very next day Walt was also shot. He spent time
in hospitals located in Saipan and Louisville,
Kentucky as well as the Mayo Army Hospital in
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He was discharged from the army with a Purple Heart in
October 1945 and returned to Michigan where he started a
dry cleaning business. After 19 years he moved to Kansas
and worked for Cessna Aircraft for 22 years before retiring.
Walt and wife Glenna, who have been married for 34
years, moved to Arizona in 1983 and to SVE in 1985. Walt
served on the first Board of Directors for SVE and also
worked for SVE Maintenance until 1995. He volunteered
at Champlin Fighter Aircraft Museum at Falcon Field for 8
years, Banner Hospital for 12 years, was Moderator for the
Village Chapel for 3 years and he has been in the Chapel
Choir for a “long time.”
Walt has 4 daughters, two
stepchildren, many grandchildren
and great-grandchildren.
His
grandson accompanied him as
guardian last month on the “Honor
Flight” to Washington, D.C. Walt
was honored to be chosen and
excited that his grandson who is
in the Navy at Virginia Beach, VA
was able to go with him.
We honor Walt for his military
service and for his exemplary life
of volunteerism.
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Sunland Village East Outlook
TO ALL SVE
VOLUNTEERS
A TRIBUTE TO OUR
FRIENDS
April is National Volunteer Month
On March 15th, staff members recognized the volunteers
who work in the SVE HOA office. The office staff is
extremely appreciative of all the volunteers who dedicate
their time and talents to making the office run smoothly and
efficiently. Make sure to stop by and tell them thank you.
And to all the volunteers – from the Board of Directors
to all club members, who volunteer in various aspects
throughout the village to make this wonderful community
run so well – THANK YOU! We have a community that
everyone can be very proud of.
Warner Haase – August 3, 2012
Dennis Augdahl – March 5, 2013
Ron Lano – March 6, 2013
Betty Burnam – March 8, 2013
Sylvia Lawson – March 23, 2013
CHAPEL NOTES
Will & Mar ha Benoit
Family and iends celebrated the bir hdays
of Will, who t r ed 98 in Febr ar and
Mar ha who will be 95 in April.
Security Briefs
GOLF CONDO II
Wanda Katzman
I am writing this as I enjoy my patio today March 3, 2013.
It is 70 degrees and the beautiful golf course in front of me is
busy with happy people enjoying the weather with me. Soon
these happy people will be starting to think of travel again
to summer retreats or homes. We will miss them and look
forward to their returns.
We have a new association board elected at last the Golf
Condo II board meeting: Becky Savard, #211 President, Bill
Veach, #258 Vice President, Richard Hicks #265 Treasurer,
Thelma Whitaker #159 Director at Large, no secretary was
elected as of yet. The board reminds us that our condos are
aging and soon outside repairs will be needed and our reserve
funds may be depleted. A study is being done by JOMAR.
Greg thanked everyone for their help during his term and
stepped down as the contact for landscape and pest control.
Earl Obermiller #218 continues to replace outside light bulbs
and we appreciate his help.
It seems to be near an end of an era for our fun loving street.
Several of us in phase I have memories of moving here in
1992 when we picked out our sites for our new homes on the
golf course. We soon met our neighbors and formed close
friendships, even celebrating birthdays and anniversaries
together for these many years. Now with the loss of partners
and some moving away, we have very few original residents
still here and now a new practice is even taking a toll. As the
condos go up for sale, buyers come in and invest in rentals.
Now we may not even know our neighbors and there will be
less interest in taking board positions or planning parties. So
goes the times I guess!!
Jim and Gloria Tollefsbol #153 along with our social
committee planned the first “annual” Golf Condo II golf
tournament and there were 48 golfers and 87 residents who
enjoyed a wonderful pot luck dinner after golfing. We had 75
degree sunshine and a beautiful spot on the course near the
north golf cart shed for the dinner and to listen to awarding
of golf prizes. Greg Morgan, Arlene Zacher, Dan Keck and
Mary Anne Janse collected 1st Place! The social committee
outdid themselves with serving so much delicious food to
us all!
Thank you to all who contribute to the recycling with
clean articles, no plastic bags or cardboard. All cardboard
and newspapers should go to bins near the auditorium.
Library News
Loretta Wellman
It’s hard to believe that our winter visitors will soon be
departing, which means it’s time again for the Summer
Volunteer meeting scheduled for Wednesday, April 10th at 9
am in the library. As usual, we will be reviewing procedures
and scheduling. Anyone interested in volunteering at least
two hours a week helping in the library is welcome. A
current volunteer will work with the new volunteers to help
acquaint them with our procedures.
We added two new book cases, which will hold our LARGE
PRINT books. This left space for our NON-FICTION books
on the north side of the library and more space for HISTORY.
If you have any appropriate books you would like to donate,
we would appreciate your help as that
is what makes our library great.
A book I’ve been reading,
“Snow in August” by Pete
Hamill, is a wonderful
novel set in Brooklyn
about an eleven year old
Irish-American boy and
his friendship with a war
refugee, a Rabbi from Prague.
The story is about prejudice,
religious
traditions
and
baseball all intertwined with a
surprise ending.
April 2013 3
Mariellen Moore
The weather is getting warmer and that comes with another
caution. Many will be walking more for exercise and many
will be walking to activity locations. When driving, please
slow down and take that 2nd or 3rd look for pedestrians.
Those of you strolling and enjoying the great weather,
please look both ways when approaching the street. This is
especially true on the north side of the Village where there
is an abundance of facilities and activity rooms. Don’t miss
these beautiful days visiting the emergency room.
Reports from our security group indicate we had a quiet
February. One false alarm wellness check, and, oh, of course,
a few garage and facility doors left open.
PANCAKE
BREAKFAST
Ed Malone
Our March breakfast was well attended. The way you
arrived made it a little easier for us. The line never got very
far past the front door. We had 652 paid guests - that’s 33
more then last March. To the best of my knowledge NO
ONE went away hungry.
Every month I am asked, did we make any money and
where does it go? Well, we are making money, $1415.00
after expenses for the March breakfast and it all goes to the
SVE General Fund. I pray they spend it wisely.
A “SPECIAL THANK YOU” to our new Volunteers.
They helped everything go smoothly, and, we hope they
had a good experience and will be back in April.
PRESIDENT’S NOTE
“Pete” Peterson
As the newly appointed President of the HOA Board
of Directors, rest assured that the entire board is working
together to provide the very best in office and maintenance
staff who will continue providing quality amenities and
customer service. With the recent departure of former
community manager Dick Schinke, the BOD has appointed
a search committee to find a new Community Manager.
The deadline for applications was March 22nd. In the
interim, our Activities Director, Lisa Titmas has assumed
the role of “Interim Manager.” The other office staff: Diane
Werth, Linda Hayden, Denise Wilson and our resident
volunteers have picked up the slack and are working
with great diligence to see that the office continues to
run efficiently. Denise Wilson, the newest addition to the
SVE team has taken on the duties as the SVE Accountant.
Denise has years of accounting experience, including
a very strong background in managing HOA finances.
Denise comes highly recommended by our SVE auditor,
Michael Ginsberg and has already proven a real asset to
the team. Maintenance Director Wayne Elden, and the
entire maintenance/housekeeping crew continue to go full
speed ahead in providing the very best in maintenance/
housekeeping services during this time of transition.
To the snowbirds who will soon head back to different
parts of the country, be safe and we’ll see you next season.
To our annual residents, please be advised there will not
be a BOD meeting during the month of July.
“While we take inspiration from the past, like most
Americans, we live for the future” Ronald Reagan
Pastor Koerselman
When I grew up in Iowa corn country, a half century ago,
plowing the fields for spring planting was an annual ritual
and a fun one. After autumn’s harvest and the long frozen
winter, the earth was transformed into rich, black soil by our
old three bottom plow.
I liked plowing. I couldn’t wait to go out into fields, drop
the plow into the ground, open up the throttle and hear the
M International Farmall tractor roar its engine and watch its
tires dig into the ground. Rolling coulters, razor-like disks,
located at the front end of the plow would cut into the earth
so the three plowshares could turn over the dirt. It was kind
of like a death-resurrection experience. The hard ground,
strewn with dead corn stalks and an assortment of dried up
weeds and other things, quickly disappeared as the three
bottom plow covered them up with the black soil.
Today in much of the Midwest, the age of the plow is over.
The disk, a piece of machinery with dozens of steel disks,
chews up the earth, but it doesn’t really turn the soil over.
The result is a field that looks like it’s hardly been prepared
for planting and seeding. It’s rather uneven and messy. But
it works. Healthy, tall corn grows on it. Three bottom plows
are obsolete; they barely bring $50.
Today, there is another kind of plow which is in danger of
being thrown on the scrap heap. It’s the spiritual plow; the
kind of plow people of faith use to go deep into their souls
where God dwells.
In the book, “The Way Things Are” Houston Smith
writes that the first word in prayer should be “God.” Then
we should stop and dwell there for a while. Our prayers are
usually packed with petitions like “Help me” and “Give me,”
“Deliver me.” We run from one need to another. By simply
meditating on the word, God, or faith, hope or love, we will
plow deeper. Does it produce quick results, probably not.
But it will give us spiritual food that will last a long time.
There is a Buddhist proverb which says we all want
water, but we are only willing to dig shallow holes. David
encourages us in Psalm 23, to lie down in green pastures and
rest beside still waters. Still water runs deep and it’s quiet. . .
.an ideal place to rest and refresh our souls.
GARDEN CONDO III
NEWS
JoAnn Wallgren
Our winter season is drawing to a quick close! We
had three fun parties to celebrate the doldrums of winter
and now we await Spring and then Summer. For those
returning to the far North… have a safe travel; for those
staying in Arizona for the summer... stay cool. We’ll look
forward to seeing all of you again in the Fall. Plan on
the usual Pizza Party to start the next season (2013-2014)
anew when we return. Take care and come back to Garden
Condo III ready to “party hardy” again next winter season!
Golf One Condo News
By Bev Abbott
April is upon us, which means we will start saying our
“Good-Bye’s” to the winter residents. Remember to complete
a VACATION WATCH FORM and leave it at the SVE-HOA
office and find yourself a caretaker for your home while you
are away.
In March, two neighbors lost their fights with cancer.
Ron Lano died, and services were in Minnesota. Dennis
Augdahl, sold his condo and moved back to Minnesota last
November to be near family. We extend our sympathy to
their families.
Thanks to all our residents who made this year a success
from the volunteers who assisted in various ways to each and
every one of you who participated in our events. We hope
you have a great summer and look forward to seeing you
in the fall. When you return in the fall bring back a picture
of your High School Graduation or your Wedding and we
will have some fun with them next season. Let’s come
back ready to support our new board and work together for
another successful season.
Sunland Village East Outlook
4 April 2013
SUNLAND VILLAGE EAST BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
Auditorium
March 14, 2013
Cerf; motion passed
ARCHITECTURAL REPORT – Roy Braunberger
Roy presented his report to the Board.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING –9:00 am
Board Members Present: Richard Peterson, Ed Zarr,
Linda Cerf, Roy Braunberger, Jack Grove, Mariellen Moore,
Wyn Olson, Manager Dick Schinke
All stood for the Pledge of Allegiance.
During the BOD working session on March 7 board
members were installed – Richard Peterson as President;
Linda Cerf as Vice President; Wyn Olson as Secretary.
Recommendation was made by President Peterson to
appoint Jack Grove to fill the vacant BOD Member at Large
position. Motion was made by Wyn Olson, seconded by
Roy Braunberger to accept Jack Grove on the BOD; motion
passed.
SECRETARY’S REPORT – President Peterson
recommended approval of the February Meeting Minutes.
Point of Order made by Mariellen Moore – board needs to
review initial minutes versus the minutes that were revised.
The minutes will be reviewed by the secretary and changes
will be made and approved at the next board meeting.
Mariellen Moore resigned as a member of the Board of
Director
TREASURER’S REPORT – Ed Zarr
Ed presented his report to the Board.
Ed introduced our new accountant, Denise Wilson and
Mr. Mike Ginsberg, the SVE Auditor/CPA. Mr. Ginsberg
assured everyone all SVE funds have been accounted for.
He recommended we do a Reserve Study sometime during
calendar year 2013.
SECURITY REPORT – No report was given
The ACC Committee received number (22) requests for
architectural changes. All were approved. Nineteen houses
and 7 condominiums changed owners in February 2013.
MANAGER’S REPORT – Dick Schinke
Dick presented his report to the Board.
Thank you to SW Landscaping, Gordon and his staff for
helping the SVE community
Thank you to Wally Schwarz for volunteering his
landscaping skills around SVE
Thank you to Bob Breinholt and the many volunteers for
planting cactus throughout SVE
Completed Items:
Pool pumps installed and/or replaced by SVE Maintenance
staff. Work was completed “in-house” at no cost to the
association
Work in Progress:
50 chairs to be purchased for the auditorium; Bingo,
Chapel and SVE HOA will share the cost
AED inventory by Paul Herman
PRESIDENT’S REPORT – Richard Peterson
Recommendation was made by the president to disband
the nominating committee. Motion was made by Ed Zarr
to disband the nominating committee, seconded by Roy
Braunberger, motion passed.
Recommendation was made by the president to disband the
By Law Committee. Motion was made by Roy Braunberger
and seconded by Ed Zarr; motion passed
NEW BUSINESS:
Recommendation was made to contract with AZ
Accounting & Payroll as the new payroll company for SVE
HOA staff employees. Motion was made by Ed Zarr to
contract with AZ Accounting & Payroll, seconded by Roy
Braunberger; motion passed
Recommendation to purchase 50 new chairs for the
auditorium, cost to be shared by Bingo, Chapel and SVE
HOA, $1291.00. Motion was made by Ed Zarr to purchase
50 chairs, seconded by Linda Cerf; motion passed.
Motion made by Ed Zarr to appoint a search committee
with Linda Peterson as Chairperson and Linda Cerf as the
BOD Liaison. Dick Condo and Charlie Simone volunteered
to serve on this committee, seconded by Wyn Olson; motion
passed.
Signed Pickle Ball contract with Marburger, Inc.
Lisa Titmas will be Interim Manager starting March 16th
OPEN SESSION started at 10:00 am
CONTINUING BUSINESS:
Meeting adjourned, TIME: 10:30 am
Paul Christoffers briefed on the current status of the
Fitness Center Building permit
Respectfully submitted,
Recommendation was made by the president to disband
Media Center Committee. Motion was made by Wyn Olson
to disband the Media Center Committee, seconded by Linda
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SPORTS/ CLUBS
MEN’S GOLF
Don Courtright
On February 11 & 13, the President’s Cup Golf Tournament Well, this year a low handicapper won the tournament. Our Pro,
took place on the SVEGC links. This is a handicapped tournament Alan McJunkin said it was the first time a first flight golfer(low
that is held each year at this time. It is the time to make the most handicapper) had won. So, hats off to Vince Kowalchuk for a
of your handicap much to the chagrin of the low handicap golfers. precedent setting performance. The winners were as follows:
18 Hole Players
First Flight
Second Flight
Third Flight
Fourth Flight
Fifth Flight
1. Vince Kowalchuk
1. Mike Ryan
1. Bill Schell
1. Cliff Lowum
1. Dwayne Young
2. Lary Ash
2. Jim Johanns
2. Doug Scott
2. Harlan Buck
2. Dwane Meyer
3. Tub Miller
3. Garold Newton 3. Merl Haugestuen 3. Hank Kraayenbrink 3. Robert Lander
4. Rick Rizzoli
4. Frank Keys
4. Jim Peterson
4. Dennis Olson
4. Jim Ziebol
4. Jim Olson(tied)
9 Hole Players
First Flight
Second Flight
1. Donald Scott 1. Logan Andeweg
2. Carl Jarett
2. Louis Burtch
3. Clint Berndt 3. Larry Whittaker
The Men’s Golf Club Championship Tournament has four round score of 261. Steve Marlott was second just two
just concluded and Golf Pro Alan McJunkin has announced strokes behind.
the winner. The 18 hole champion for the ninth time in a
The nine hole championship was won by Jim Maiers with
row, the award was earned by Buddy MacDonald with a a four round score of 160. Congratulations to all!
MEN’S SOFTBALL
Al Ludwig
Many thanks to all our Village friends for supporting our
recent Hamburger Fry. Your support enables us to continue
making improvements to your softball field and to purchase
new uniforms for your teams. An additional thank you is due
to our activity director and maintenance personnel for their
assistance with the Fry! Also look for information on the
mid-week e-mail updates for the times when our spring and
summer programs begin. All residents, of any skill level, are
encouraged to participate in these programs.
The Woodshop
The Woodshop is open every weekday from 9 am
to noon until the end of April. The next monthly
Woodshop Meeting is at 10:30 am in the Rosewood
Room on Tuesday, April 2.
The Woodshop has installed a new Quincy 5 HP air
compressor with two 60 gal. storage tanks. Finally, we
have enough air volume to run all the air-driven hand
sanders that our residents want to use at the same time.
Much thanks to Frank Himmelspach for his work in
preparing the new system and installing it.
We sold our old Porter Cable air compressor, which
recouped the Woodshop a few hundred dollars, and defrayed
a bit over 15 percent of the cost of our new air system.
Earl Hoscheit is our craftsman of the month for
April. He built a beautiful bench to go at the end of
his bed; and it matches the headboard. We think you
will agree that it is a fine piece of workmanship and a
beautiful bench.
SVE LADIES GOLF
Peggy Schell
Well here we are at the end of our golf year and here is
the recap. We had 2 Holes-in-one’s, Mona Arch and Peggy
Schell. The Handicap winners for the 9 Hole Ladies are
Shirley Peterson with a 54 and in Flight #1 Lila Brekke
with a 56. For the 18 Hole Ladies it was Sue Edholm with
a 113 and in Flight #1 Connie Moberg with a 113 and for
Flight 2 Bev Harris with a 117. For the Club Champion
for the 9 Hole Ladies it was Teresa Bell with an 83 and in
Flight 2 Judy Abraham with a 99. For the 18 Hole Ladies
it was Anita Rizzoli with a 141 and in Flight 2 Kathy
Obermiller with a 173. Our Awards Banquet was held on
March 13, 2013 at the auditorium. Congratulations to all
the winners. I hope everyone had a great time this past
year and hope to see everyone on the Golf Course.
COUPLES GOLF
Bob Abbott
March was a very busy
month for Couples Golf.
Our Annual Couples Golf
Tournament was held over
a 3 week period. The 1st
Round was held March 1st
and the 2nd Round was on
March 15th with a week off
for rain on March 8th. We
held our Awards Banquet on March 29th. All of the winners
will be reported in next month’s Outlook. We had a fun time
on the evening of March 8th with a Pot Luck Dinner and an
evening of Karaoke. There were many talented Singers and
a Special Performance by a group directly from the beaches
of Southern California Singing “YELLOW POLKA DOT
BIKINI”.
We will be holding our Snowbird Farewell Party on April
12th. To all of our Winter Visitors who will soon be going
to your Summer Homes - have a safe trip and we will look
forward to your return next fall.
Our summer 2013 SVE GOLF REUNION will be held
on Thursday July 11, 2013 at DAKOTA WINDS GOLF
COURSE at DAKOTA MAGIC RESORT AND CASINO.
Anyone needing an entry form please contact Mark & Norma
Brunick or Bill & Peg Schell.
We hope to all of you at our Social Hour every Friday at
5:00 p.m. in the Auditorium. Bring your own drink and a
snack to share.
SVE GENEALOGY
Jean McLane
Rick Provost will be with
us in March and he always
has a lot of information to
share. Rick also donates
books and magazines to our
group that can be loaned
out and they are always
full of interesting research
stories. With so many of our
members leaving in April we will discuss having programs
in April and May, however, you will receive an email if a
program is planned.
Please mark your calendars for the third Wednesday of
each month for our meetings and plan to be with us and
bring a friend. If you have an email address change please
let Gene know or if you are not on his list please give him
a call. Remember we do meet the first Wednesday of each
month at 9:00 am for the research trip to the Family History
Center (gather on the patio of MVR) to carpool.
If you have questions please call Gene Trust a 373-6052 or
Jean McLane at 698-0002.
Bocce Ball News
Mariellen Moore
As many of you know, the Guys and Gals tournament
was cancelled on March 9th due to weather. It was
postponed for 2 weeks to be held following the Hamburger
Fry. No results are available since the Outlook deadline
precedes the games.
An important issue which needs your attention of the
Bocce Ball Club members and all other music lovers,
however, is attendance at the Jam Session. This is the
primary revenue generating activity of the organization
and it needs your support. Music and dancing, friendship
and camaraderie are all a part of this get together. Come
out and see how much fun you can have tapping your toes
to the beat!
P.S. Save your sweet tooth for the afternoon as candy
bars, ice cream bars and various beverages are available
right there.
TRAILBLAZERS
Sharon Batcher
The Trailblazers walking group walks each
Thursday. The Walking Group will resume
walking Thursday Nov 7, 2013
The Trailblazers hiking group hikes every
Tuesday. Hikers meet in the parking lot north
of the courtyard riders compensate drivers.
All hikers carpooling with the hiking group
are required to carry a minimum of 1.5 liters of
water on the trail. Food and sturdy footwear are
recommended. For information call Sharon
Batcher 480-824-8435 or Bob Dever 480456-0253.
Schedule is subject to change depending on
conditions. Starting time for April is 7:00 am.
April 2: South Mountain National Mormon Loop [Pima
Canyon TH 6 miles Difficulty Easy Elevation gain 700 ft]
April 9: Bulldog Saddle Loop [Meridian TH 5.0 miles
difficulty Moderate] To Bulldog Saddle, then route finding
to Pass Mountain Trail and return.
April 16: Piestewa Peak [Piestewa Peak TH 2.4 miles
Difficulty Strenuous Elev gain 1190 ft]
April 23: Telegraph Canyon [N. Telegraph Canyon Rd
(Superior area) 8 miles Difficulty Easy]
April 30: Hiking will resume November 5, 2013
Tennis Talk
Diana Roskuski
The March Championships tournament
provided a wonderful opportunity to showcase
our tennis facilities and the SVE community to
nearly 400 players and thousands of spectators
from 15 other East Valley communities. Many
have relocated to SVE following exposure
during League and tournament play.
Most of our 250 Tennis Club members
volunteer in multiple capacities during the
Championships, and their work is appreciated!
On February 22nd, the SVE Tennis Club
hosted an annual visit by 16 tennis players
from Westwood High School. The high
school players are surprised by the skills of
our senior members, and enjoy the friendly
competition, a chance to test their serve
speeds (their top player reached 98 mph!),
and treats and pizza provided by Club
members. Many SVE residents designate
school real estate taxes toward programs at
Westwood High.
A generous group of members purchased a
total of 55 pies at the annual auction to raise
funds for the Multiple Sclerosis Society on
February 24th. $3,718 was donated that day,
and will sponsor the SVE Tennis Club team
in the November walk at the Phoenix Zoo.
League and tournament play have ended for
the season. The Club’s “Last Hurrah” event
will be on Wednesday, April 17th. The fun will
include morning Round Robin play, followed
by hot dogs and root beer floats for lunch.
Officers for the 2013/14 season were
elected at the March 7th general meeting:
Lona Christoffers, President; Vikki Dillon,
VP; Lin-Da Stougard, secretary; Roger
Betts, treasurer; John Gleason, social chair;
Diana Roskuski, publicist; Arlan VanWyk,
invitational chair; and Ron Roskuski
appointed as statistician. Thanks were
extended to the outgoing officers: Fred
Gross, President; Leatrice Dewey, social
chair; Jim Laframboise, publicist; Lee
Jackson, past president.
All SVE residents are invited to participate
in open Round Robin play on Monday/
Wednesday/Friday at 7 a.m. throughout
the summer. Contact Bill Erickson at 3545130 for more information, or just come to
the courts! Free beginner/refresher lessons
resume in October.
Sunland Village East Outlook
April 2013 7
SPORTS/CLUBS
SUNRUNNERS RV
CLUB
Mylla O’Dell
The weather in Bisbee, Arizona, was cold and blustery –
sometimes 50-mph winds – but twelve Sunrunners ventured
out anyway for our monthly outing. Jerry O’Dell planned this
trip and, even though he is my husband, I have to brag a bit
about what a great job he did! He had activities and restaurants
planned for the whole four days and all we had to do was follow
the schedule. After we checked into the Queen Mine RV Park
and got settled, we went on a guided tour of the Queen Mine.
Everyone had to wear a yellow slicker and miner’s helmet, as
well as carry a miner’s lamp with a battery pack. It was COLD
down there, but we dressed for it and had a great time.
Sunday we traveled about 20 miles to Sierra Vista for brunch
before going to the Arizona Folklore Preserve in Ramsey Canyon.
There we saw Dolan Ellis (Arizona’s state balladeer for 46 years
and a former member of the New Christy Minstrels). He sings
a lot of songs he has written about Arizona while projecting
on a screen photos he has taken in his travels around the state.
Ramsey Canyon is known as the Hummingbird Capital of the
West because it has more varieties of hummingbirds than any
other spot in the country. February is a little early to see the little
birds; they are generally in abundance in April.
Monday we had breakfast at a unique restaurant called the
Bisbee Breakfast Club. The staff there does everything to please.
Our food arrived hot and wonderfully good. The homemade
biscuits are about five inches in diameter and are to die for! They
also had rhubarb pie, which made at least one person in our
group extremely happy. Have you ever had pie for dessert after
breakfast? Try it – you might like it! From there we drove down
to Douglas to see the Gadsden Hotel, which has an ornate lobby
with Italian marble staircase, pillars embellished with gold leaf,
and a 42-foot Tiffany stained glass mural. If you haven’t been
there, it is a real treat to see. That afternoon we hopped on the
trolley car tour of Bisbee, followed by dinner at Santiago’s great
mexican food restaurant.
For our last day of sightseeing Jerry had us going west on Hwy
92 to Coronado National Memorial Visitor Center and on up to
the Coronado Cave. At the visitor center our club members had
their pictures taken wearing Francisco Coronado-era iron head
gear and carrying a sword and shield. From there we drove to
the trailhead of the Coronado Cave trail. This is a ¾-mile trek
UPHILL to the cave entrance. Six of us ventured out and six of
us made it to the top, but only three actually went straight down
into the cave. The smart people stayed at the bottom waiting for
us to come back!! I’ll tell you one thing – the walk down was
a lot easier than going up! For dinner we went to a very unique
place called the Screaming Banshee Pizza and Wine Bar. It is in
a restored 50’s gas station so isn’t very large, but was packed with
people. We had some of the best pizza ever; it is hand tossed and
baked in a 755-degree open wood-burning oven.
Next month Dick & Jan Moon are taking us north on Hwy
17 to Phoenix Metro RV park. Among other things, they have
planned a tour of the State Capital building and also the Musical
Instrument Museum. We’re all looking forward to that. As
always, I invite anyone with any kind of RV to come to one of
our meetings the first Tuesday of the month at 3 pm in the Mesa
Verde Room. I think you would enjoy what we do!
Billards
Wayne Berg
Over the many years members of the Billiards Club
have donated their time and materials to make the SVE
Billiards Room such a great place. Members have put
up lights over the tables, build oak cabinets for pool cue
storage, built benches along the two walls for seating and
more. To those many wonderful club members who have
the years have made donations to the billiards room a
special thank you!
Since the beginning of the billiards club members have
two travelling 12 member men’s teams that compete all
over the East Valley. We also have a two member All
Star Men’s Team. The women have a travelling team also.
This has produced a tremendous amount of interest from
outside the community. People relocate to SVE because
of our Billiards program.
SVE Active Singles
Barb Nicholson
Spring is here. Hooray, Hooray. Every Wednesday night
from 6:30 to about 8:30 or so our single men and women
of Sunland Village East gather at the Mesa Verde Room for
cards and games. All singles are welcome and encouraged
to come. Don’t fret about a place to play as we will see to it
that all have a congenial place to play.
Our April Social Committee is Arvilla Larson, Joy
Stevens, Virginia Stockton and Joyce Minchella. They have
the following activities planned:
First Event: Lunch at Sourdough Pizza on Main and
Sossaman, Friday, April 12, 2013, at noon. We will pay with
separate checks. Deadline for sign-up is April 10. Meet at
the North parking lot for carpooling at 11:45 am. Fee for
the driver is $1.00. Contact person is Virginia Stockton at
986-5794
Second Event: A musical comedy, Butch Cassidy and
Sunburnt Kid, at the Silver Star Playhouse located at 5247
E Brown Road, on Thursday April 18, 2013, at 7:00 pm.
Deadline for sign-up and payment of $17.40 is Wednesday
April 3. Meet at the north parking lot for carpooling at 6:00
pm. Fee for the driver is $2.00. Contact person is Arvilla
Larson at 380-5154.
Third Event: Lightrail to tour the Diamondback Ballpark
(Chase Field) on Tuesday April 23, 2013, at noon. Tour takes
75 minutes then we will have lunch on our own. Deadline
for sign-up and payment of $5.00 is April 17, 2013. Meet at
the north parking lot for carpooling at 10:20 AM. Fee for the
driver is $3.00. Contact person is Joy Stevens at 380-6819.
Fourth Event: Lunch at BJ’s Restaurant on Tuesday, April
30, 2013, at noon. We will pay by separate checks. Deadline
for sign-up is April 24, 2013. We will meet at the north
parking for for carpooling at 11:45 AM. Fee for the driver is
$1.00. Contact person is Joyce Minchella at 984-6316
Pizza Party: Our annual pizza party will be Wednesday,
April 17, 2013, at 6:00 pm. We will start taking reservations
on March 27, 2013. Cost will be $3.00 for members and
$6.00 for guests.
Sunshine person for the month of April is Eva Sottiaux.
Contact her at 380-2943 if anyone needs a card. She is also
the person to call if someone needs a ride to the doctor. If she
is unavailable contact any Board Member.
SVE VETERAN’S
CLUB
Helen Bittman
The Sunland Village East Veteran’s Club will meet on
Wednesday April 17, 2013 in the auditorium at 4:30 pm
for social time, and 5:00 pm for the business meeting.
A potluck meal will be provided by the club members,
with dessert furnished by the club. After completion of
the meeting, our guest speaker will be Walt Hall who is
a Purple Heart recipient. The entertainment is provided
through the donations of dues - $7.00 per person, per
season. All Veterans and their spouses are welcome.
SHUFFLEBOARD
CLUB NEWS
Carleton Moore
After a busy and enjoyable March, we are still playing
shuffleboard until the end of April so come on out and join
us. Start time may change from 10 am to 9 am as the weather
heats up. We play Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
mornings in what we call jackpot or individual games. Some
play one game and some play two. Each game takes about
an easy hour.
Congratulations to Leonard Smith’s team who won the
in park league. Members of the team are: Leonard Smith,
Anita Lakey, Jean Hartley, Boyde White and Max Magnuson.
Carl Hershey was the Spring Singles tournament winner.
Max Magnuson survived the four day event to take second.
Sylvia Schmidt was the consolation round winner.
At our business meeting on March 15th new officers were
elected and prizes and certificates of appreciation were
awarded. We sincerely appreciate the efforts of the members
who keep our boards in good playing shape.
Pickle Ball
Cacutus Chicks Ladies SVE 8-Ball Team
Left to Right:
Sylvia Tosic, Vera Wilson, Virginia Stockton, Florence
Dahl, Marge Riopelle, Linda Hodges, Barb Reinsch, Marj
Nordstrom, Doris Boggs, Virginia Romslo, Vera Smith, Gail
Sabin, Lauri Moser, Dianne Roessler.
Kay Romstadt
With a slight delay, our players were given a reprieve for
court-time until construction of new courts can proceed.
Once it begins, playing will be discontinued until the
courts are completed.
The March social, hosted by Mike Withrow and Marilyn
Huff was held on the 10th in the Mesa Verde Room. Sloppy
joes, side dishes, and desserts were enjoyed by thirty guests.
We’re happy to report that Cathy Hinsperger gave lessons to
nine interested players last month, and seventeen new members
were added to the ranks! So the Club is growing daily and
interest in the game is spreading throughout the Village.
Come join us at the south court …and try your hand at
this fun sport!
South Complex
Fitness/Wellness
Center Ground
Breaking
The City of Mesa Planning Division omitted a required
item for SVE to get the building permit approved. The City’s
error has delayed our permit for the Fitness/Wellness Center
at least 2 and possibly 3 weeks. We were not able to go
forward with the Ground Breaking on March 8 as originally
planned. Plans are on hold until the SVE Board actually
has the permit. Once SVE has the permit, our maintenance
staff will start clearing the rock and preparing the ground for
the new building. Watch for information on the SVE web
site and weekly SVE updates for the new Ground Breaking
Ceremony date.
The equipment committee’s proposal was approved by
the SVE Board of Directors. The bulletin board outside the
SVE Office and in the North Pool Fitness aerobic room have
a diagram with a legend of where and what equipment we
have proposed. Please check it out. We are looking forward
to getting the building done and well equipped for the SVE
residents.
Several generous residents have already made donations
for the new Fitness/Wellness Center. We have received over
$2,550. If you would like to make a voluntary contribution,
it can be made in memory of a loved one or in honor of a
special person. Checks can be made out to the SVE Fitness
Club. We are preparing plaques to place in the new facility
to recognize these contributions. The Fitness Club has
been formed to help educate residents on the use of the new
equipment and manage contributions for the new Fitness/
Wellness Center. We signed up a lot of members for the
Fitness Club at the Pancake Breakfast. We plan on having
sign up sheets at the next Pancake Breakfast too. Please join
us. We want to thank all of you for your support.
Sunland Stitchers
March was a busy month for all the quilters who belong to
our group. We had many classes to attend including making
purses, hats, iron caddies as well as learning to quilt and to
appliqué. As well, we continue to work on donation quilts
and the Child’s Crisis Center was the recipient of
our charity program. All members were busy
making quilted projects for the craft fair and
our quilt show the following week was a
huge success. April will be much slower
with many of our members heading
back to their summer homes. We have
a number of quilters who will continue
to meet at 12:30 in the Oakwood Room
on Mondays for short meetings as well
as show and tell and will gather on
Wednesdays for our afternoons of
charity quilting. All quilters, new or
experienced are always welcome.
Sunland Village East Outlook
8 April 2013
CLUBS
Computer Club Bits
and Bytes
IOWA AUCTION
Frederica Trunkel
The Iowa coffee get together on Saturday, February 16,
2013 had an auction that raised $322.50 for Hospice of the
Valley. Thanks to all who volunteered and contributed to this
worthy cause. This showed the great generosity of Iowans!
SVE FHE
(Family Home Evening Group)
Darlene Rich
Our monthly meeting for April will be held on April
8th, the usual second Monday. We meet at 6:00 pm in
the Mesa Verde Room. Anyone who wishes to join us is
invited to participate. If you would like to attend, please
call Darlene Rich at 986-6985 so that we may have a more
accurate count of tables to set.
We will be having our usual pot luck dinner that evening.
Please bring your favorite dish to serve approximately 10
people. Our pot luck dinners are always delicious as we
have lots of good cooks in our group. All table service is
furnished along with water to drink.
Our dinners are followed by a variety of entertainment
including musical presentations, interesting speakers, or
even games and stories. Whatever it is, we have fun. We
will be having guest speakers for April, Byron and Carey
Barnard, who have been living in Myanmar (formerly
Burma) for the past 18 months. They will be telling us all
about their experiences while trying to do humanitarian
work in that country. Plan on an interesting and insightful
look at that part of our world that evening.
Jan Varner
At the February 27th Red Hat Tea, the Dazzling Desert
Dolls celebrated the theme of “Happy Birthday.”
It was everybody’s birthday! Group 6 hosted our tea with
balloons and a gift for everyone. The tables were decorated
with all the gifts. The brightly colored cupcakes, fruit,
cookies and tea were delicious.
We thank them for hosting our tea.
After we read our Red Hat Pledge, our Queen Mother,
Ruth Weston, read a Red Hat poem, that says we
should count our birthdays every day. She then read a few
great jokes, which we all got to laugh about.
Group outings were reported. Some went to visit Hospice,
Salt River Indian Community, Tia Rosa and Group 6,
wrapped all the some 70 gifts for our Tea. Ruth read a story:
“Winter” Where did all the years go?
We meet every 4th Wednesday of the month in the
Mesa Verde Room at 9:30 am. Guests are most welcome.
Everyone brings their own cup and a teabag to enjoy the tasty
refreshments provided by one group. For more information,
please call Ruth Weston at 480-247-9928.
Sunsationals Tap
Dance Club
Mary Jean Crider
March was a great month for us. Our 2013 revue was
successful due to all of you wonderful SVE residents
supporting us and attending our three performances. We
have many beautiful memories that we will treasure forever.
Our thanks to the many volunteers who helped us with all the
backstage duties.
We were happy to host another Ladies Luncheon on March
19th and again share some of our dance numbers.
Our spring meeting was held at the Mesa Verde Room
on March 29th following a delicious catered luncheon.
Outgoing officers received appreciation from all members
as new officers were elected. Music for our next show, a 25
year anniversary one, has been selected and we’ve already
begun learning new dances.
If you’d like to join us we will have a class starting in
November for beginning tap dancers. For all who are leaving
soon to return home we wish you well and may you have a
wonderful summer!
Social Bridge Hosts
for April 2013
Sunday Evening couples- Herb & Nancy Beck - 357-8587
Tuesday Afternoon- Betty Eggland - 354-6784
Tuesday Evening- Ruth Harrington - 357-1057
Wednesday Afternoon- Darlene Rensvold - 984-3578
Thursday Evening –Mary Ann Fenlason - 380-2535
Friday Afternoon- JoAnn Finley - 380-2800
Beverly Selvage
We want to thank all those residents that came to our
Annual Photo Show and voted. We had many quality photos
and the Show was very successful as well as fun. You can
see all of the pictures and the winners from a link on our
website and also the SVE HOA website.
On the website you can check all the classes offered
under Upcoming Events and our schedule for the Month
on Activities. You don’t want to miss our great newsletters
posted there. You can view all the newsletters written each
month. In March there was an article on Apps, which was
very informative.
Don’t forget the Fix It Tuesday from 1-3 pm in the
Computer Facility. This is open to all the residents of SVE
and will keep your computers running smoothly.
On April 8th at 10:15 am Rob Bleckinger will be
demonstrating PowerPoint and Windows DVD maker, which
will be useful to all of us. April 15th 10:15 am Verizon will
be discussed, April 22nd 10:15 am Skype, Team Viewer
and Google Talk will be the topic. Remember too, that the
drawing for prizes are after these presentations.
Go to our website, WWW.SVECC.COM to get upcoming
events, new information, free software websites and help
articles. The schedule is under Activities. Our newsletter is
great so don’t miss the information that is written up there.
SVE Book Club
Shelley C. Randall
At the March 5 meeting of the SVE Book Club each
member shared and highlighted a favorite book. These
eighteen books, along with additional recommendations from
the members, will be voted on for the 2013-2014 reading
year. Both fictional and non-fictional books, with settings
in a variety of time periods and locations were described
enthusiastically by the readers. Two books included wolves
in the story line (Lone Wolf and The Tenderness of Wolves).
Books about former U.S. Presidents included Destiny of the
Republic (James A. Garfield) , Killing Lincoln, and Franklin
and Lucy (FDR). Mysteries included Gone Girl, Murder in
the Resort (by a local author), and Safe Haven. Adventures
in foreign lands were described in the Secret Daughter
(India), Baking Cakes in Kigali (Rwanda), and The Yellow
House (Northern Ireland). Stories taking place in the U.S.A.
included Redfield Farm (Underground Railroad), The Walk
(cross-country, present-day adventure), and The Story of
Edgar Sawtelle (northern woods of Wisconsin). The Weird
Sisters (maturing and self-discovery), The Story of Beautiful
Girl (mental disabilities), Naked in the Marketplace (attitudes
to class), and The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed out
of the Window and Disappeared (escape from an old peoples’
home) rounded out the members’ favorites.
Please join us on April 2 at 10:00 am in the Saguaro Room
for a discussion of The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth
Stein.
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CLUBS
ART CLUB NEWS
Diane Moore
Art classes will continue
in April then close for the
summer and start up again
in the fall. Come on over to
the Art Room and see what
we are creating. Classes
and times are displayed on
the bulletin board inside the
Art Room. Sign up for fall
watercolor or colored pencil
classes with Elaine Dubé in
the Fall, or call her at 9846491. The colored pencil
drawing you see here is by
Elin Dumney.
The Spring Arts and Crafts Fair on March 16th was fun
and we enjoyed showing our art work to all the friends and
neighbors who stopped by. Our President is Elin Dumney and
our Co-President for the summer is Ruth Hood at 380-5302.
Have a good summer and see you all in the Fall!
DOGS ‘R
US
The Dogs ‘R Us Club
has provided five doggie
bag dispensers located on
the Pet Leash Law signs
at each of the retention
areas. Please use these
bags to pick up after your
dog whenever necessary.
Do not place a used bag
back in this dispenser.
Many thanks to Bob
Putz, a member of the
Woodshop, for making
these dispensers for us
and attaching them to the
signs.
HOW’S
Our 2013 Photo Show was a big
success and presented with 88 total
photos with 8 categories with 20
submitters. There were 142 votes cast
by those who attended.
Category
Winners:
Animals:
Luther Ness, People: Myrt Murray,
Plants: Beverly Selvage and Rob
Bleckinger(tie),Scenic with Water:
Mike Dailey, Scenic without Water:
Linda Schenk, Structures: Barb
Photo Show
Burnett, Animals with Wings: Allen
Hauge, Open: Myrt Murray.
The Honorable Mentions were:
Norma Walsh(6), Arlene Oisten(3),
Mike Dailey(2), Rob Bleckinger(2),
Myrt Murray(2), Allen Hauge(2), Gary
Vanvalkenbury(2), Joe Zagar(1) and
Elvin Shaw(1).
Joe Zagar has included a link to the
two photo slide shows on the SVECC
website. The link will take you directly
to the svehoa.com website.
The hard-working members of the
Photo Show Committee were Rob
Bleckinger, Curt Bellin, Elvin Shaw,
Norma Walsh, and Barb Burnett. A
special thank you is extended to our
volunteers who helped work the show.
Thanks to everyone who participated
and who attended the Show. We hope
to see all of you next year.
DOGS ‘R US
L. Paulsen
“Buttons” our 18 pound bundle
of joy, was born on December 22,
2002 in St Louis, MO, half Cocker
Spaniel and half Bichon Frise,
bred and raised by a veterinarian
in St Louis. Buttons joined
Harold and Linda Ansell’s family
when she was 3 months old. At 9
months old, she developed valley
fever. After a year’s worth of
medication, she made it through
just fine. Although very playful in
the beginning, like all of us, time
is starting to catch up with her. At
10 years old, she is fitting into the
senior lifestyle just fine. She has become a loving member of
our family.
At the Discover Event in January, our booth had a 50/50 jar for
people to take a chance. The drawing was held during our dog
walk event on February 16, and the winner was Sherry Forbes
of SVE.
The community’s response to our drive for supplies to donate
to dog shelters was a huge success. The supplies filled an SUV
from top to bottom, including the passenger seat!!
TIP: If you and your pet are unfortunate enough to run into
one of our skunks, the usual tomato juice is an odor remover, but
you can also soak your pet’s coat with a mixture of half water and
half vinegar, then rinse with plain water.
Our next meeting will be April 20 in the Mesa Verde Room at
9:30 am and a social beginning at 10:00 am.
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Activities
THE HISTORIC MINING CAMP RESTAURANT
presents
“Hello Arizona”
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Dinner Menu: Our World Famous BBQ
Beef Ribs, Roast Chicken & Dressing, Oven
Baked Ham & all the Fixin’s
Per Adult:
Lunch $18 or Dinner $20
Kids 1-12 years:
Lunch $9 or Dinner $10
Kids 1 year & Under Free!
Prices Include Meal & Show!
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Seating At 11am & 1:30pm For lunch
4pm & 6:30pm For Dinner
Saturday:
Lunch Seating At 11am & 1:30pm
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Sunland Village Activity List
BILLIARDS
Cactus Chicks – Women’s Billiards
Billiard Club
Wednesday Superstition League – 8 Ball
Thunderbird League – 8 Ball
BOWLING
Superstition Senior
CARDS/GAMES
“500” Cards
Bridge Social
Bunco
Cribbage
Chess Club
Duplicate Bridge
Mah-Jong
Ladies Poker
Euchre
Hand & Foot
Pinochle
Practice Bridge
International Mah Jong
Men’s Pinochle
Mixed Poker
Men’s Poker
Ladie’s Texas Hold ‘em
DANCE
CabaretDances
“The Oasis” Happy Hour Dance
Sunsationals Tap Dance
GOLF
Couples Golf
Ladies Golf
Village 9er’s
Men’s Golf
EXERCISE & HEALTH
Aerobics (M.W.F)
Line Dance
Massage Therapist
Water Exercise – North Pool
Water Exercise – South Pool
Yoga, Yogalates, Chair Aerobics
Saturday Stretch
Wellness Class
Zumba Aerobics
ARTS & CRAFTS & HOBBIES
SVE Artist President
Ceramics
Knitting, Crochet, etc. Guild
Lapidary/Silversmithing
Open Painting
Quilting/Sunland Stitchers
Stained Glass
Barbara Reinsch
Wayne Berg
Dean Jacula
Wayne Berg
Wally Fjelstad
(651) 399-0837
354-7583
380-4696
354-7583
380-5257
Delores Burianek
984-6455
Gerrie Mustard
Sandi Cole
Anette Hunt
Judy Janousek
Dan Bolda
Dan Bolda
Jean Hartley
Gerrie Mustard
Lee & Kathy Meemken
Christina Van Driel
Robert Olson
Dan Bolda
Roonie Uhrig
Wayne Silk
Pete Thompson
Robert Chaplinski
Gerrie Mustard
357-2626
984-3061
984-0466
380-9624
380-2223
380-2223
984-9592
357-2626
354-1760
984-7690
986-9822
380-2223
984-1092
984-7862
357-1279
986-0442
357-2626
Marilyn Dehnrer/Jim Droll
Jackie & Steve Marlatt
Alicia Hall
664-9496
984-9268
354-7151
Bud Bartel
Marge Thomason
Marilyn Glogoss
Denny Brewer
984-7219
354-0800
986-4632
794-1093
Darlyne Grant
Fran Duwar
Michelle Stilson, LMT
Judy Janousek
Lila Brekke
Susan Shiffman
Darlyne Grant
Sean Southland
Barbara Kenney
984-8539
491-5190
220-5435
380-9624
984-0413
861-7781
984-8539
278-6609
602-454-0786
Rick Provost
Sue Kobiela
Darlyne Grant
Dave Simpson
Claris Olson
Angie Alkena
Judy Zagar
Bob Protz
380-0882
380-6909
984-8539
354-8598
357-2550
984-5619
373-9373
984-4323
Water Colors
Wood Carving
Wood Shop
SPORTS & OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES
Bocce Ball
Horseshoes
Men’s Softball
Women’s Softball
Pickle Ball
Ping Pong
Water Volleyball
Shuffleboard
Sports Court Volley Ball
Sun Runners RV Club
Tennis Club
Trail Blazers Hiking Club
SVE SPONSORED ACTIVITIES
AARP Instructor
Bingo
Ladies Luncheon
OTHER CLUBS & ACTIVITIES
Library Committee
Pancake Breakfast
Sunshine Committee
Chapel Study
Alzheimers
Book Club
Canada Committee
Drama Group
Danish Club
Jam Session (Bocce)
Choir
Computer Club
Dog Club
Friendship Circle
Genealogy
Men’s Bible Study
Red Hat Society
Scrabble
Sign Language Group
Sunland Singers
Shalom Club
Singles Club
Square and Compass
Veteran’s Club
Village Chapel
Elaine Dube
Bob Doeden
Ike Brake
984-6491
380-4384
380-3016
Don Strang
Tom Sheridan
Al Ludwig
Marlene Herickhoff
Kay Romstadt
Gene Trust
Bob Oganovich
Karen Lewis
Dale Erdahl
Marlene Masker
Lee Jackson
Sharon Batcher
380-0484
246-0861
380-3097
354-2733
358-0112
373-6052
357-9303
380-4335
380-6111
984-0953
984-4624
824-8435
Dan Ritter
Ken Sobiech
Activities Office
396-4433
986-9822
380-0106
Char Holm
Gus Hippe
Darlene Geiger
Loretta Wellman
Ed Malone
Carole Thovson
Walt Hall
Jan Vineyard
Judie Beck
Maureen Urlaub
Georgette Laing
Vickie Briscoe
Ardyce Henriksen
Bill Decker
Karen Bader
Arlene Oistein
Joyce Huettner
Betty Eggland
Jean McLane
Bob Hoogaveen
Ruth Weston
Marilyn Glogoss
Association Office
Bev Johnson
Al Fischer
Dan Husted
Ed Zarr
Ray Warner
Walt Hall
Pastor Olson
354-1578
983-3725
307-6521
380-9840
984-8092
357-2729
380-0863
373-5859
755-2284
357-9606
354-0762
530-879-1812
986-8650
984-0598
357-2504
380-1760
380-9620
354-6784
986-0002
354-0315
247-9928
986-4632
380-0106
986-3019
380-6867
380-1034
373-9955
459-5465
380-0863
984-2228
PLEASE CONTACT THE ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR WITH ANY CHANGES. Revised: Jan. 2013
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“Folks” the roof rats are moving our way. They love
citrus, so please keep your fruit trees trimmed and the fruit
picked off the tree and the ground. They also like to chew
on electric wiring and that could cause a fire. Your home is
private, don’t let the rats in. Once they are in your home,
they are hard to get rid of.
2013 MOTORCOACH TOURS
APR 6-8 Rocky Point, MX…..3 Days/2 Nights, Hotel
Playa Bonita Resort & Beach, 3 Meals, Welcome Margarita, Mexican Fiesta included, passport required.
Escape for a While! $249 pp dbl
APR 26 Alcantera Vineyards…..Verde Valley. Learn
about wine culture as this tour takes you from the vineyard
to the bottle! Enjoy wine tasting, catered lunch (incl) in
beautiful surroundings, complimentary wine glass, Fun Stop
at Cliff Castle Casino! $89 pp
JUL 3-5 PINETOP…...BEAT THE HEAT! 3 Days/2 Nights,
Celebrate the FOURTH OF JULY at Hon-Dah Casino &
Hotel, FREEDOM FEST, Fireworks Display, Pinetop Tour,
4 Free Buffets, Fun Book $TBA
JUL 16-18 SAN DIEGO & Pageant of the Masters..…
BEAT THE HEAT! Relax and enjoy the ocean, mountains,
& wine country. The Pageant of the Masters presents “The
Big Picture” . . . theatrical re-creations of classical and
contemporary art works with real people that literally come
to life leaving spectators astounded! $TBA
SEP 2-7 Lake Tahoe… BEAT THE HEAT! 6 Days/5
Nights, HARVEY’S Resort & Casino, 4 Meals, Tahoe Boat
Cruise, gondola Ride, “Around the Lake” Tour Guided Tour,
Enroute Las Vegas overnight stop $575 pp dbl
OCT 15-19 Albuquerque & Santa Fe…..4Nights, 8 Meals,
Guided Tour(s) of Santa Fe, Sky City, New Mexico Veteran’s Memorial, Sandia Peak Tramway & More! $529 pp dbl
DEC 30-JAN 1, 2014 Rose Parade… 3 Days/2 Nights,
5 Meals, New Years Eve Tibbies Follies Holiday Dinner,
Float Decorating Tour $529 pp dbl ($100 Deposit)
Visit our website at www.sinclairtravelcenter.com
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Classifieds
Cleaning Services
Home Services
Carpet Cleaning, Tile
Cleaning, Upholstery and
Windows. A Rated and
Super Service Award Winner
on Angie’s List. IICRC
Certified Firm. Color Stain
Sealing Specialist (Grout).
Visit our website at www.
NoahsRestorationServices.
com or call (480) 671-6624
for pricing and scheduling.
Mention Promo Code: Winter
for 10% off!
Jim’s Handy Helper
Service Handyman, General
Household Maintenance
including faucets, shut off
valves, commodes, disposals,
ceiling fans and more. Call
Jim 480-688-7756. A resident
of Sunland Village.
Dick Shaw Carpet Cleaning
Better than truck mount! I’ll
prove it. Try Me Special. 2
rooms only $50. (Large rooms
count as 2.) Thorough 7-Step,
low moisture, fast drying
process (cleans traffic paths
better!) Attended Called to
Protect (Safe Environment)
Class. 480-718-5427
CARPET CLEANING
Fast Drying and Residue
Free! Much Better Than
Steam!
Vac, pre-treat, scrub,
thoroughly clean, rinse and
vac. Open areas Only $15
to $20 per room! Owner/
operator 30+ yrs. Dennis
Coats 480-354-0866
Windows Squeegee Clean:
No puddles-no mess-24 hr
service. You will be delightedguaranteed. We clean sun
screens, rain gutters, ceiling
fans, light fixtures & more.
We repair/replace sun screens
and do power washing. Call
Rich 480-205-2082.
House Cleaning & Windows
Honest, dependable and
reasonable. 10+ years experience.
Ref. Roxie 964-0922.
Dee’s House Cleaning
Services Reliable and
Affordable Service. One-time,
Weekly, Bi-Weekly, Monthly,
Move-In/Out cleaning. Blind
and Window cleaning also
available. It’s Spring Cleaning
Time! Call 480-510-4909.
Ludwig Handyman
Old-Fashioned German
Craftsmanship. Over 20
years experience-Carpentry,
Plumbing, Dry Wall, Roofing,
General Repairs. Swimming
Pool Maintenance, Cleaning
and Repair. 480-288-1685;
cell 480-225-8793.
Call “Jerry” at
Altech Home Repairs for
carpentry, plumbing, electrical,
drywall & painting, plus garage
organizing. 38 years experience,
reasonable rates. Call for details
on other handyman services.
480-245-0840 or 480-233-7831
Sunland Village resident.
Jay W. Birt Handyman
Service Ret. Gen. Contractor.
Master craftsman, 40 yrs.
Kitchen & bath remodeling.
Carpentry, electric, plumbing,
door installation and repair.
Appliance-installation. Free
estimates. HM: 480-373-0125
CELL: 623-256-0002.
B&B Maintenance Repair
More than just a Handyman!
Residential & Commercial.
Electrical, Plumbing,
General Maintenance,
Interior Painting, Ceiling
Fans, Security Lighting &
Doors, Carpentry, Hot Water
Tanks, Drip and Sprinkler
Systems and Evaporative
Coolers. Affordable, License
ROC #198734 and Insured.
Mesa resident over 30
years experience. Work
guaranteed, friendly, clean
and professional Call Buddy
at 480-352-9677. Small Jobs
Welcome. Call with questions
about your type of small
repairs that you’re not sure of.
Fix it/Handyman Sprinkler
Repair-Plumbing-ElectricalCarpentry-Security Doors
Installed-Senior DiscountsSenior Quality Work. Call
Walt at 480-380-0491.
Andy’s Handyman Service
Fast, Friendly, Dependable,
No Job Too Small. Plumbing,
electrical, interior painting,
doors, locks, fixtures, drywall,
stucco, masonry, concrete,
fencing. For free estimate call
602-828-0245. Bonded and
Insured.
Licensed Remodeling
Contractor
King Home Restoration, Inc.
Cell 480-593-2568 ExteriorAdditions, patios, roofs,
windows, doors, painting,
stucco. Interior-Kitchens,
baths flooring, tile, drywall,
plumbing and electrical.
ROC# 244055.
Home Remodeling and Rain
Gutter Specialist
AZ Rooms, Dual Pane,
Replacement Windows,
Aluminum & Vinyl Siding &
Trim, Seamless Raingutters30colors. Very ReliableLicensed & Bonded. LIC
#114475 George –
480-820-8711
We love small jobs.
Mazon’s Air Conditioning &
Heating Service Only $18.95
for a complete heating system
check-up. Includes 20 point
check plus service complete
unit. Expert service and repairs
or unit replacement. Licensed
& Bonded. 480-966-7794 or
602-579-1012.
Mazon’s Plumbing Expert
service and repairs. Free
water heater inspections. All
plumbing repairs. Sewer and
drains unclogged. Water heaters,
faucets, garbage disposals,
toilets, water leaks. Licensed &
Bonded. 480-966-7794 or
602-579-1012.
West Enterprises, LLC
480-255-7325 Plumbing
Services, solar hot water,
slab leak specialists, sewer
& drain services, tankless
water heaters, remodeling,
water conditioners, trenchless,
excavation, gas piping.
Licensed & Insured. ROC#
267828. Senior Discounts.
Valley View Fence Providing
Quality Service across the
Arizona Valley. Specializing
in Vinyl, Aluminum, Iron,
Chainlink Fencing and Gates.
We do repairs and installation.
There’s no job too big or too
small. Call us today for your free
in home estimate. 480-313-2591.
Manufacturers Direct Pricing
and Installation; Serving
the Valley since 1985. Call
Arizona Energy Products
for your FREE ESTIMATE:
623-434-3777 or 480-8983777 (Valley Wide). Visit our
website at AZEnergy.com
Cowboy Concrete
Driveways, patios, walks,
room additions & repairs.
Also block walls & gates,
planters, stucco, pavers.
Demo/Removal/Replace
cracked up driveways & walks
with regular concrete, stamp
or color concrete. Also replace
old wood 2x4s in concrete
driveways with concrete. Call
Allen 480-228-0834. Not a
licensed contractor.
Epoxy Coatings-Garage,
Patio & Driveway. We apply
NEW coatings and FIX
existing ones. Don’t live with
UGLY concrete! Flagstone &
Acid Stain Coatings too. A+
BBB Member. Family Owned
& Operated since 2011. www.
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Estimate 480-890-1141.
Garage Door Repairs Free
Service Calls. $20 Off Any
Repair. Always Open Garage
Door LIC# ROC 182785
Bonded/Insured 480-703-9963.
Wallpaper Removal Only. I
work by the hour. No job is too
small or big. I don’t remove
wallpaper above 10 ft high.
Not a licensed contractor. Call
Frank 480-586-1090.
Landscaping
Designing Arizona
Landscape Specializing in
complete desert landscape
and sprinkler install/repair,
trimming, blowing, removal,
rock, lighting. Low Prices for
Seniors. Accredited member
of The Better Business
Bureau. Perfect record with
the Arizona Registrar of
Contractors. Arizona License
#243110. Bonded & Insured.
Free estimates: 480-380-9966
One Stop Landscaping &
Handyman Lic, Bonded, Ins.
Over 15 years experience.
Free Estimate. We do it all.
There is no job too small
or too big. Residential,
Commercial. Bi-Weekly,
Monthly services.
480-643-9434.
Landscapes of Paradise for
all your landscape installation
needs. We specialize in
pavers, bbqs, block bench
seats, irrigation, rock, plants,
trees, turf, boulders and more.
Call Anthony today for a free
estimate 480-282-7441.
Valdez Cleanup and Tree
Service 480-245-7132.
Services include yard cleanup,
tree topping & pruning,
trimming or removal, stump
grinding, spread rock, trash
removal. Affordable rates.
Free Estimates. All Work
Guaranteed.
Jarrett Landscape Service
Rock Landscaping, Re-rocking,
Restoration, Landscape,
Remodeling, Planting,
Trimming, Cleanups, Cactus &
Tree Removal, Stump Removal,
Irrigation Systems, Hauling,
etc. Reliable Friendly Service.
Licensed-Bonded-Insured.
R.O.C. # 216520 Call Gary
982-5623. Free price quotes.
Superb cleanup at every job.
Urgent Affordable Tree and Total
Clean-up Service: We do all trees,
trim, removal, prune, top, shape,
haul away, clean-up, weeds,
anything. You name it! Do it
today! Vuna 480-600-7357.
Sprinkler Repair
Full Service Irrigation
Repair and Installation Drip
system specialists, valves,
timers, leaks, seasonal system
checks, 2 year warranty, free
estimates. ROC#243662.
Licensed-Bonded-Insured.
www.ifixsprinklers.com Mike
480-233-1009.
Designing Arizona
Landscape Specializing in all
phases of Sprinkler Repair,
PVC, Drip Systems, Trouble
Shooting. Low prices for
Seniors. Accredited member
of The Better Business
Bureau. Perfect record with
the Arizona Registrar of
Contractors. Arizona License
#243110. Bonded & Insured.
Free Estimates: 480-380-9966.
IRS Irrigation Repair
Services, Inc.
Irrigation installation and
repair. Landscape lighting
installation and repair. L.E.D.
and halogen. Lance White
480-721-4146 kpwlance@
msn.com ROC256752
Painting
ACN Painting LLC Interior/
Exterior, powerwashing,
drywall, stucco, wood satin,
lacquer, cabinet refinishing,
elastic roof and pool deck
coatings, specialty finishes,
and much more! Licensed,
bonded and insured. ROC
261302. Call for a free
estimate! 602-769-1870 www.
acnpaintingllc.com
MCCARTY PAINTING
SERVICES. Professional
quality work with outstanding
customer satisfaction since
1984. Trust your interior
or exterior painting needs
to someone who cares.
Free Estimates and Color
Consultation. Call Loren,
owner at 480-985-2754 or
602-397-0158. LicensedBonded-Insured. Your
satisfaction begins with our
integrity.
Tom the Painter. Over 10
years as Farnsworth’s top
painter I am now available to
paint the interior or exterior
of your home with the same
quality and craftsmanship
that Farnsworth Homes has
provided for an economical
price. Call for free estimates.
602-571-9014.
Miscellaneous
A+ Computer Services. PC/
Wireless Network Setup,
Troubleshooting/Fix, PC
Optimization/Clean-up,
Virus and Spyware Removal,
Tutoring-Windows, iPad,
iPhone, etc. Very Reasonable
Rates. A+ Certified PC
Technician. Call Marc
480-277-1313.
Bumper Repair Specialist
Mobile Service. Over 30 years
experience. I’ll come to you!
Scuffed, Gouged, Broken,
pushed in or just needs new
paint. Paint matching-my
specialty! Way below body
shop prices. See Before
and After photos at www.
AzBumperRepair.com Free
Estimates. 480-415-1371
TLC Massage Weekly, biweekly monthly. Call now
to book one for yourself or
someone you know. Massage
packages available. Tara
Edlund 602-739-0373.
Joy’s Transportation
Service-Mesa Area: Call Joy
and Richard for shopping,
airport, and needed errands.
Honest, Reliable and
Available. Call 480-751-7650
for more information.
D2U Shuttle Service Sunland
Village Resident. D2U offers
Airport Shuttles, $30 a trip
(one way). Call 480-289-1156
or 480-246-7103.
Mary Kay Skin Care,
Ruth Nugent, (SVE),
480-357-1849
[email protected]
Products that consistently
deliver the benefits women
want at prices you can
afford-to help you look/
feel beautiful, satisfaction
guaranteed. Spring Sales.
Fly Home?? Let me haul your
car to Midwest and you fly.
Cost is about 75 cents per mile.
PAW Trucking. DOT #2080486.
Insured. 817-846-9011.
Retirees! If you are spending
your time and money moving
twice a year, enjoy life to the
fullest and slash your housing
cost. Call Steve for more
information. 480-341-0820.
Diversity Singles Club (age
60 plus) meets Mondays, 8
a.m. at the Golden Corral in
Mesa for breakfast. Weekly
activities. Newcomers
welcome!
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Questions call:
480-361-4431
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ARIZONA LAW, ALL
RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL
CONTRACTORS ARE REQUIRED
TO BE LICENSED BY THE STATE
UNLESS THEY FALL UNDER THE
HANDYMAN EXEMPTION FOR
PROJECTS WHICH REQUIRE NO
BUILDING PERMIT AND ARE LESS
THAN $1000 FOR THE TOTAL
CONTRACT PRICE. IN ADDITION,
HOMEOWNERS USING LICENSED
RESIDENTIAL CONTRACTORS
MAY HAVE ACCESS TO THE
RESIDENTIAL CONTRACTORS
RECOVERY FUND IF THE
CONTRACTOR IS UNABLE AND/
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Continuing the Farnsworth Family Tradition
of Excellence in Senior Living
THE SUMMIT AT SUNLAND SPRINGS
A Memory Care Community
Locally owned and operated, The Summit at Sunland Springs is designed
to make a meaningful difference in the lives of our residents and their
families. It is the commitment, desire and goal of the owners, to surround
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