Dutchman Doings - Lost Dutchman RV Resort

Volume 36
Number 7
January 27, 2015
Dutchman Doings
Mardi Gras Party
Saturday, Feb. 7th 7-9pm
Featuring the
Bad Cactus Band
Tickets $10/ Available in the
Activity Office.
Bus Trip to Los Algodones
Take a day trip to Los Algodones, Mexico on
Mon., February 16, 2015. Cost $40/pp. Bus
leaves the flagpole @ 7am and returns 10pm.
You will need your passport to return to the
United States. Please come to the Activity Office
to sign-up before Friday, January 30th. We
need 56 people to go on this trip.
Organ Stop Pizza
Organ Stop has once again invited our park &
guests to a private pizza luncheon on Thurs.,
Feb. 5th @ 1:15pm. $8/pp. Price includes house
salad & all the pizza you can eat. Sign-up on the
board next to the Library.
~~ Hosts, Harry & Shirley Meyer, sp#368
Join us for a
“Ladies Night Out”
with Brian Roman
Saturday, February 14th 7:00
Main Hall, BYOB & Snacks
Manager’s Meeting
February 4, 2015
We welcome the City of
Apache Junction. Come
join us for coffee & donuts
and get up-to-date on
what’s going on in Apache
Junction.
Main Hall @ 8am.
Bonfire Next Tuesday
4pm at the Rodeo Grounds. Directions are on page 5. Come eat & see a beautiful
bonfire in the sunset. $1/pp
Dutchman’s Doings Crew:
Teresa Mercer
Debbie Erickson
Resident Profiles: Mary Reinke
Collating: Loyal Volunteers ♥
Managers:
Jerry & Darlene McKinney
Home-480-580-5680
Office-480-982-4173
Activity Director:
Teresa Mercer
Office: 480-982-1749
[email protected]
Important Telephone #’s
Emergency 911
Paramedics 911
Fire Department 911
Poison Hot Line 800-362-0101
Guard House 480-474-8745
ACTIVITY OFFICE NOTES:
Good morning!
I would like to remind everyone that the
Activity Office functions solely on its own
funds that come from donations and money
raised by our activities. This is the reason
we charge for copies, room rentals, sewing
machine rentals, etc.
All donations are
greatly appreciated and put to good use to
help pay for the printing of this newsletter, the
bookkeeping expenses, and maintaining of
our two copiers. We could not function
without the generosity of the organizations
that contribute to this cause.
Thank you to everyone who contribute to
maintaining and the function of the Activity
Office.
Teresa Mercer
Activity Director
AFTER HOURS
GUARD STATION: 480-474-8745
BENNY: 480-238-5671
JERRY: Cell: 480-580-5680
GARY: 810-908-2336
Dutchman’s Doings is an Activity Office
publication to deliver LDR community information to all residents. It includes management messages, activity schedules and details, announcements, resident profiles, area
history articles, thank you notes and various
tid-bits of fun! Articles from residents and
groups are welcome and will be used on a
space available basis (articles may be edited.).
We thank all contributors to the Dutchman’s
Doings.
The next issue will be available on February
10th.
FOR SALES AND FOR RENTS
VOLUNTEERS GARY AND DIANA work with the For
Sales and the For Rents. Their contact information is:
Gary (810) 908-2336; Diana (810) 730-2465; or e-mail:
[email protected]. They represent most of
the units being sold or rented here in the park. They
make up the For Sale List and the For Rent List.
Information needed for listings: the year and model of the
unit, the price being asked, dates of availability for rent
and when the rent is due on the For Sale units.
Frequently asked questions: does it have an Arizona
Room, does it have a washer and dryer, the size of the
bed, if the unit is all electric?
Information Gary and Diana need to list your unit: Name,
address, phone number and the dates you are requesting
to rent, e-mail address or alternate contact number. If
you can’t reach them leave a message and they will return your call. All information /changes to the For Sale
and For Rent need to be to Gary & Diana’s house by
4:00 pm on Fridays.
Thank you for your cooperation!
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MANAGER’S MOMENTS
HAPPY VALENTIN’S DAY
Yes folks January is almost over. Fellas, get out your wallets and buy those
flowers and candy and diamonds it is almost Valentine’s Day.
The park is jumping and so is the staff. We sure enjoy having you all here. Remember to sign in at the office even if you are just renting.
Renters: if the unit you are renting has a problem you MUST contact the owner
and then the owner can decide what they need to do to resolve the issue. If the
owner wants the management to contact someone to do the work they have to inform
us themselves not through you. This will insure proper control and payment.
Please do not feed the birds or any other wildlife. The food you put out for wildlife will also bring unwanted guests (vermin and varmints).
I want to thank everyone who complies with the rules in the park, it makes it so
much easier for all of us to live and get along together. This is still the best park in the
valley and you are still the best residents and neighbors. Jerry and I have been living
in the same space for 17 years and been managers 9 years going on 10 April 1 and
we still enjoy our employees and the residents. I can’t imagine living anywhere else.
We are losing one of our most valued employees, Effie Oyler, known to you all
as the electric lady. She is retiring and will be missed by us all. She has been with us
for almost 9 years and has become my right hand, giving me opportunities to be out of
the park when needed. She has become a close friend as well. Enjoy your husband,
kids and grandkids Effie and come and visit often. Jeanie Elliot, who lives in the park,
is in training now and will take up the position when Effie leaves. Welcome Jeanie.
Jerry and Darlene McKinney, Mangers
IMPORTANT STUFF . . .
GOOD-BYE
Coyote Books
It is good to be back in Sunny Arizona. I will be
taking Linus Blankets the end of January and
the end of March. You can bring them to me at
374 Cactus. I also have some yarn here if you
would like some. Any questions come by or
call me 319-480-3132. Thank you for all you
do.
Good-bye to you all, I will be leaving the park at
the end of the season to spend time with my family. My husband works nights and with me on
days leaves very little time for us to be together.
Life is so short and seems to get shorter the older
we get. So it is time for me to say good-bye to all
of you and be home with my hubby and it will also
give me the opportunity to enjoy my grandchildren. I have enjoyed being a part of your lives for
the past nine years and will miss you all immensely. ~~ Effie
Project Help
Stamps!!!!
Available in the Activity Office for $20.
Project Linus
We all send monies to Project Help at Christmas but it has been brought to our attention
that they are in need of donations all year
round. We will be posting their needs on a two
week bases and a collection box will be in the
Activity Office. We will deliver the collected
items to (Rosie Portugal-Brastad), coordinator
and receive a new list at the end of the two
weeks. Here are some of the items needed:
Boys and Girls underwear, size 2-6, flip flops
for elementary school children grades K-6. Also
healthy nonperishable snack items such as granola bars, cheese snacks etc. Thank you in advance for helping these young school children
in their daily needs. The association of Canadians.
Hiking
We meet at the flagpoles by the Complex on
Tuesday & Friday mornings @ 9am. Details of
hikes are posted on the bulletin board outside
the Pool Hall on Sunday prior to hikes. For
more information, contact Ross MacKenzie,
sp#49 O, 480-288-2492.
Please save your “USED” U.S. Postage stamps.
Take them to the Activity Office or sp#636 Hopi.
Maxine & Augie Holmes collect them and take
them back to Ontario, Canada where a couple
from their church send them to a dealer. The
money collected is sent to third world countries to
support children in need.
Friendship Bible Study class has been
moved from the Card Room to the Cholla
Hall for the duration of this season. Please
make note of this on your calendars.
Thank you!
ATTENTION!!! ALL SINGLES
Solo’s Lasagna Pot Luck Lunch and our
group’s Farewell to Maxine Kitson is Sun.,
Feb. 8th @ 1pm in the Cholla Hall. Bring a dish to
pass and your own table service. Also, if you want
a small portion of lasagna to take home (if there is
enough left over), bring a container for that purpose. Hot water for coffee, tea and hot chocolate
and ice water will be provided. ALL single people
are welcome.
Red Cross Blood Drive
Thurs., Feb. 5th from 11-3pm in the Saguaro Hall.
Please call (800) 733-2767 or log on to redcrossblood.org and
enter sponsor code: lostduchman to sign-up.
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Apache Street Residents
Save March 1st for our Annual fun get-together.
More info to follow. Contact Grace, sp#236, 480526-0743 w/questions.
Card Lessons
Learn to play or refresh your memory about Pinochle, 500, Euchre. Lessons will be in the small
card room across from the main office on Thursdays
from 9-11:00 or 11:30am. Jan. 8 & 15 - Pinochle (2
Aqua Fit
lessons needed). Jan. 29 @ Feb. 5 - 500 (2 lessons
Mon., Wed., & Fri from 11-12pm. Good water needed). Feb. 12th - Euchre (1 lesson). Just show
workout with music. Jog in the water for half an up. Contact Al Lubinski, sp#651 Hopi, (920) 472hour, Tuesdays &Thursdays. Using the water’s 3033 w/questions.
buoyancy eases the stress & strain on the back,
legs & knees. The water’s resistance helps tone Chapel News & Update
& strengthen the body. There is very little pain, if This is an invitation for you to join us at our Sunday
any at all, using the water to exercise in. As the Chapel Service officiated by Reverend Cornelia and
sun is quite hot, please wear a hat, bring water & Dave Green. We celebrate Holy Communion on the
use sunscreen a half an hour prior to entering the first & third Sunday of each month. Our choir would
pool. Sunglasses are an option. Men & women also welcome and love to have you join them. Serare more than welcome. Any questions, please vices are Sundays @ 10 am in the Main Hall through
contact Jane MacKenzie, 288-2492.
Easter Sunday. Contributions are made to various
organizations. CH_ _CH
(U.R. THE ONLY THING MISSING)
Aqua Trims
Everyone welcome! Join us Monday through Friday at 8 am in the pool. This is a 45 minute Eagle Street Party
class. Listen to a recording of Lorraine, demon- In lieu of the Pizza Party we are excited to anstrated by Debbie. The water is warm and water nounce our first ice cream social street party, on
exercise is easy on the joints, good for stretch- February 19 from 1-3 pm. Cost will be $5 and we
ask if you’ll bring your favorite beverage and a chair.
ing, and aerobic.
We are also looking for a few bakers who will bake
Bean Bag Baseball
some cookies or bars. Signup sheets are at space
Mondays @ 3pm on the Patio. If it rains, in the 516 or 493 Eagle. Please don’t leave money there,
Saguaro Hall. Come join the fun and learn.
but give to Vickie Wade (516) or Barbara Smith
Scores from Jan. 12th: Team #1 - 19, Team #2 - (474) by February 12, 2015. In case you can’t find
18; Jan. 19th: Team #1 - 7, Team #2 - 19; 2nd either, we will be going door to door to collect your
Game: Team #1 - 19, Team #2 - 11.
dollars for the party. Prizes will be given for the win~~Larry & Shirley McGerr, sp#343
ners of our planned activities. The plan is to block
the street but the Saguaro room is reserved just in
Cactus Street Soup Supper
case of the rare rain we see here in AZ!!
Fri., Feb 13th from 4:30-6:30pm in the Saguaro Looking forward to seeing all y’all!!
Hall. Please sign-up for how may will be attending, what you will bring and if you can help setting Attention Golfers!!
up/taking down tables & chairs. Sign-up sheets Since we have so many new faces in our park, I
will be located at sp# 348, #360, #374 beginning would like to invite you to join our golf group. I coorFeb. 5th. Please bring a wrapped “white ele- dinate the Tuesday & Thursday afternoon 18 hole
phant”. Coffee will be furnished. Bring you own Group @ Queen Valley. Our tee time 1:00pm on
both days. Tuesday, we have a shotgun start.
dishes.
There is a sign-up sheet outside the Cholla Hall. If
you have any questions, you can contact Bud WiszCanadians
Upcoming Events: Banquet, Feb. 21st. Come mann @ 480-671-0984.
celebrate Canada Day, honoring all who served
and protected us and our country. Tickets on
sale on the patio the week previous the banquet.
Next Breakfast is March 7th. Contact Caron @
671-9354 or Margaret @ 414-4462 w/questions.
Attention Golfers!!
JoJoba Street Residents
If you are interested in golfing with a group from the
Lost Dutchman, we golf 18 holes on Wednesday
mornings at the Links of Queen Creek. The first Ttime is 9:02. There is a sign up list in the glass case
by the Cholla Hall from Wednesday evening until
Sunday noon. Everyone is welcome to play. The
sign up is on a week to week basis so no one has to
play every week. On Sunday, foursomes are set up
and a new sheet appears in the case showing Ttimes and groupings for the following Wednesday. Players write in their space number if they
want to share rides or AC if they just want to drive to
the course. If you are interested in playing, just sign
up or contact me (Shari Huson) at space #430
phone #218-208-9064.
Mark your calendars for the Jojoba Street Brat
Party on Thursday, March 26 in the Saguaro
Room from 3 – 6 p.m. More info will be forth coming in your mailboxes the end of February.
Hopi/Ocotillo St. Residents
Pool Players Needed
SAVE THE DATE. Our annual Valentine Social and
Auction, held in the Saguaro Hall. Thurs. Feb. 12 th
from 3:30 to 6:00. Watch for details. See Maxine,
sp#636, or Jane sp#49 for questions.
Important Meeting for Michigan residents Wed. Jan 28, 3 pm on the patio to finalize
committee assignments for the SPAGHETTI DINNER which we will be preparing & serving on
Tues., Feb. 24. We need your help!
Pattern Dance Practice
This is NOT the Pattern Dance Class, but practice
for the class. Tuesdays from 4-5pm in the Main
Hall through Feb. 24th.
Anyone interested in playing pool on a league in
the Pool Room, please contact Earl Eddy @ 9829540, OR come to the Pool Room on Monday
evenings between 5:30pm to 7pm and talk to the
league players who practice there. It’s a lot of fun
Horseshoes
and the players are real friendly. Our two team
The Horseshoe League is going great! Keep it up,
captains are Marge Melton & Marlys Boehmer.
team. Jan. 13th, we played Venture Out, winning
Come & join the players and enjoy!
the Singles with L.D - 14, Venture Out - 10. Doubles
was a tie: 6 – 6. Jan. 20th, we played Val Vista with
a winning score of L.D. - 15, Val Vista - 9, in the Sin- Pool Room Locker Rents
gles. L.D. - 6.5, Val Vista 5.5 in the Doubles. Not Pool room locker rents are due before January 1,
only is it a good time with our own L.D. friends, bit 2015. The lower lockers are $6.00 and the upper
we have great fellowship with other teams. Horse- lockers are $10.00. Please make all payments in
shoe players are a fun bunch. Thanks again for the the Activity Office. Thank you for your cooperation and help in this matter.
can donations!
~~ Pool room Board Members
Illinois/Indiana Pot Luck
February 24, 2015 4:30 – 6:00 p.m. SAGUARO
HALL. Call Peter Singh (815)218-4845 or stop by
#41 Pima or Gloria Willis (480)288-2022 or stop by
#377 Cactus to make a reservation. From OHIO or
MISSOURI and want to join us?
We’d love to
have you!
Iowa Residents
Sunday February 8, 2015 -12:30 pm
Plan to attend the Iowa Potluck dinner at 12:30 on
February 8, 2015 in Saguaro Hall. The signup sheet
is on the event bulletin board. Cost will be $4.00 per
person. Please bring your own table service and
choose a vegetable, salad or dessert dish to share.
This year we will be celebrating IOWA. We are
serving maid-rites and Blue Bunny ice cream, two
companies with Iowa history. Hope to see you there!6
~~Marlene Bishop, sp#303
Red Hats
Anyone interested in joining any of the Red Hats
Groups, please contact Judy Barnett, (303) 5226855, sp#629 H. We welcome new members to
our groups. You may also contact any of our
Queen Mothers (Carolyn Fleury, Gayle Langberg,
or Cheryl Sorbo). We would love to have you join
in our fun. ~~ Judy Barnett
Wisconsin Residents
Please come to a meet-and-greet on Sat., Feb.
7th from –3pm in the Saguaro Hall to meet new
Wisconsin residents. Please be sure to wear your
badge.
Shuffleboard News
The annual in-park Canadian-American Challenge was held on Monday Jaunuary 12th. The
Americans won the honors this season 15-9 to reclaim the trophy. Congratulations to Janet
Hadt for her third place finish in the women's consolation round of the state finals and to Dee
Zillyett who won fourth place in the consolation round of the Golden Vista Split Singles tournament.
Thank you to all of you who attended our shuffle board lunch on Jaunuary 13th. We hope you
enjoyed it. We served 289 people plus 18 workers. Thank you also to group 4 plus for all your
hard work and to all those who contributed those delicious desserts. Watch for our next
lunch on February 10th.
On February 2nd-5th the Lost Dutchman Doubles tournament will be taking place in our
park. There will alot of extra traffic in the park and parking will be full at times during that
week.
Other then during tournament play jack pot will be @ 9am Monday-Friday. All are welcome
with lessons available daily for beginners. Just be on the courts by 8:45 and bring a dime. On
Saturdays at 9am we play horse collar. Come any or all Saturdays and join us for some
fun. Just bring $1.00 the first Saturday you play each month. All shufflers please check the
court bulletin boards to see what team you are on and when you are to help clean boards and
help with a lunch. Also check the notices posted by each gate for dates of all in-park shuffle
board activities.
ARTS AND CRAFTS
Please join us for some fun with crafts on Mondays 12:30 to 3:30 in the Arts and Crafts Room.
Be sure to stop in and check the display box in the craft room and sign up for the classes you are interested in.
Monday – Jan 26th – Copper and Glass Bead Necklace - $5.00
You will make a Copper and glass bead pendant type necklace you can wear on the cloth chain we will
make or on any other chain you prefer. Just a fun bauble to wear or give as a gift.
All supplies provided.
Monday – Feb 2nd – Painted T-shirts - $5.00
You will paint a geometric design on a t-shirt. Please provide your own t-shirt and a cardboard that will fit
inside the shirt and keep it stretched a little. You can purchase both at the craft stores or cut out your
own cardboard. The t-shirt can be a 50/50 blend or cotton. Paint and brushes will be provided.
Monday – Feb 9th – Beaded Angels or Hummingbirds - $7.00
You can make either an Angel or Hummingbird for your window. They make a beautiful sun catcher.
Since we added the hummingbird again could you please mark which sun catcher you would like to
make. We will have the kit ready with all supplied.
Monday – Feb 16th – Painted Gourds - $5.00 plus cost of gourd
We are going to repeat our class on Alcohol painted gourds again this year. The gourds will have a
hanger on them so they can be displayed. This is a beginner class for gourds. Supplies for painting are
supplied and we will have gourds to purchase. Please make note on the sign up if you have your own
gourd.
Tentative schedule of classes, subject to change:
Feb 23, 2015 – Popcan Flowers
Mar 2, 2015 – Zipper Heart Pin
Mar 9, 2015 – Fun Cards
Please come and join us for some fun!
Questions?
Bea Hansen #374 – 319-480-3132
Marlene Bishop #303 – 563-590-0780
IMPORTANT DATES TO KEEP
CABARET DANCE SCHEDULE
BONFIRE SCHEDULE
February 3 & March 5
Directions to Bonfire.
JAN 30
FEB 06
Leave park, turn Left on Plaza Dr. Turn Right
on Superstition to Idaho Rd. Turn Left on Idaho
Rd. and go 1 mile to Stop sign (Dutchman FEB 13
Blvd.). Turn right and go 1/2 mile to AJ Rodeo FEB 20
Grounds (left side).
$1/pp
FEB 27
Schwan’s will be in the park, by the island, MAR 06
(in front of Main Hall) every-other Friday, 9:30 MAR 13
am, Jan. 30, Feb. 13, 27, Mar. 13, 27, Apr. 10, MAR 20
Tickets: $6
24.
COUNTRY SOUL
DEBBIE & DOUBLE EAGLE
BAND
CANYON COUNTRY
THE 4-50’S
SAGUARO SUNSET
JULIE LEE
DESERT DRIFTERS
JUST US TWO
Fridays 7:00–10:00pm (Doors open at 6:30pm).
Purchase tickets at the door or THURSDAY ONLY
ART & CRAFT SALES
Vendors must pre-order tables & pay $3/ from 9-11am, the week of each dance, on the
Patio.
table in the Activity Office. Vendors set-up
is at 8:00 am. All sales are from 9 am Noon.
February 3, 2015; February 17, 2015 ;
March 3, 2015
Tickets available
in the Activity Office
Feb. 7, 2015- Mardi Gras Party $10
Feb.14, 2015 - Brian Roman $15
March 17, 2015 - St. Patrick’s Day
$3.50
April 4, 2015 - Easter Brunch $3.00
50’s Sock Hop
Monday, Feb. 2nd.
Tickets - $5; BBQ pork
sandwiches - $5, served
at 6pm with the dance beginning at 7pm. See Ron
Hall, sp#418 D or Diane
McNallan, sp#576 G
Globe Casino
day trips are scheduled for
Feb. 23 & March 30th. Bus leaves @ 8am and
returns @ 4:30pm. Sign up in the Activity Office.
Cost $20, which you will receive back on your
player’s card at the casino.
This is nonrefundable after cut-off date. Minimum 40 people
to go.
70's Baseball
Jan 26 2015
10:00 Lost Dutchman Vs Roadhaven Field #3
11:15 Lost Dutchman Vs Mesa regal Royal Field #3
Feb 2 2015
10:00 Lost Dutchman Vs Roadhaven Field #1
11:15 Lost Dutchman Vs Las Palmas Grand Field #1
Feb 9 2015
10:00 Lost Dutchman Vs Mesa Regal Royal Field #3
11:15 Lost Dutchman Vs Las Palmas Grand Field #3
Feb 16 2015
10:00 Lost Dutchman Vs Roadhaven Field #3
11:15 Lost Dutchman Vs Las Palmas Grand Field #1
Feb 23 2015
10:00 Lost Dutchman Vs Mesa Regal Royal Field #1
11:15 First place team Vs Second place team Field #1
Third place team Vs Fourth place team Field # 3
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Let’s Eat!
Everyone Welcome!
January 27th - Lunch by Minnesota
Scalloped potatoes w/ ham, peas, carrots, bun, fruit salad, coffee/tea.
All Lunches are $3.50 — Desserts 50¢ to $1 All table service is provided.
February 3rd - Lunch by Billiards
Hot turkey sandwich w/gravy, mashed potatoes, cranberry gel, coffee & tea.
All Lunches are $3.50 — Desserts 50¢ to $1 All table service is provided.
February 7th - Breakfast by Michigan
Pancakes, waffles, sausage, orange juice, coffee & tea.
All Breakfasts are $3.00 — Please bring your own table service!
February 10th - Lunch by Shufflers
Hot Pork Sandwich, mashed potatoes, gravy, veggie, coffee/tea.
All Lunches are $3.50 — Desserts 50¢ to $1 All table service is provided.
February 14th - Breakfast by Golfers
Pancakes, waffles, sausage, orange juice, coffee & tea.
All Breakfasts are $3.00 — Please bring your own table service!
February 17th - Lunch by Wisconsin
Creamy Chicken Casserole, cranberry jello salad, French bread,, coffee/tea.
All Lunches are $3.50 — Desserts 50¢ to $1 All table service is provided.
The Lost Dutchman Craft and Quilt Show will be held on Saturday, March 7th
from 12:30-3:30pm. If you would like to display items you have made, please fill out
this form and return it to Anita Hildebrandt, sp#680 Ironwood (715) 563-3995 or Joanneen Engrav, sp#144 South St. (507) 459-2729 to reserve a space. (There will be NO
selling at the show.) We do request that each participant in the show provide 1 dozen
cookies on the day of the show. We hope this will be an enjoyable day for all!
____________________________________________________________________
Name_________________________________________________ Space_________
Phone Number__________________________# of tables requested___________
Thank You
Thank You
Our Minnesota Breakfast was a huge success!
Thank you to all who joined us for breakfast.
You are appreciated. Thank you to all my helpers. It could not happen without you! You also
are so very appreciated! ~~ Sandy Rothbauer
A special thanks to Ron Hall for going to the
many businesses to obtain prizes that were won
at the Ladies Hat Luncheon. Also, thanks to the
many men who escorted the ladies to their seat
and served the delicious meal on Jan. 17th.
Thank You
SERVICES OFFERED IN OUR PARK
Thanks so much to all who made our 50th Anniversary Breakfast such a success. We welAffordable Carpet Cleaning
comed several new members, had a good time
Park models: $48. We also do sofas, recliners, & look forward to our next breakfast on Fri., Feb.
chesterfields. See Chuck @ sp#680 I or 715-577 20th.
-3995.
Phone Numbers Update
Alterations or any sewing you need done.
Call Eileen Atkinson 480-652-1626, Space #206.
Arizona Republic Newspaper
(602) 444-1000
Computer Help One-on-One
Need help with learning your computer
(organizing files, e-mail, photos, etc.) $10 hr.
Contact Mary Dias #177 Jojoba or
[email protected]
Handyman Need something repaired (electric,
plumbing). Call Jim Enmen @ 480-474-0441.
Light Cleaning or personal errands, including
shopping, groceries, household, birthdays,
Christmas. What do you need? Call Mavis
Chambers @ 507-384-7369.
Massage Therapist
Do you need a great customized massage in the
Park?
Call Katrin Oskarsdottir, Professional
Massage Therapist, (480) 740-9473, sp#27
Pima.
World Span Tour & Travels
Tours are in the laundry room on the right side of
the bulletin board. See me at 49 Ocotillo or call
288-2492 Jane Mackenzie.
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Gene & Sue Agopsowicz
Ruth Brigham
Joe & Sheila Cebe
Sandy Cormican
Marlys Comstock
Lois Davy
Ken & Sally Dove
Pauline Ellefson
Joanne Gerety
Winn Hausauer
Jean & Ernie Hudson
John & Barbara Keay
Maxine Kitson
Al & Jan Klein
Don & Lily Kumpula
Jim & Carol Luoma
Ron & Liane Matkowski
Sharon & David Meyers
Richard & Marian Mielke
Mike &Pauline Nelson
Otto & Marlene Penner
Doug & Marilyn Sanders
George & Gladys Sanders
M.K. Snook
Ken Sokoloski
Patti Sokoloski
Phyllis Swanstrom
Orville & Vi Van Wyk
Elaine & Larry Veres
Bill & Gail Yoder
480-983-7792
231-757-2743
480-982-1809
715-415-4642
480-646-1201
480-982-9141
989-288-3050
480-625-1924
480-646-1266
602-397-3750
480-625-1838
480-625-1987
719-360-3720
480-982-3030
480-625-1895
218-259-2448
480-619-2731
480-625-1830
480-982-3509
480-286-6513
480-646-1886
480-625-1175
480-646-1341
573-324-7900
480-277-0066
480-277-1049
480-266-5856
641-791-2201
480-646-1079
480-364-6618
FREE Exercise Classes
JOIN US in the Saguaro Hall weekday mornings. (No
need to register in advance; just come!!) Start your
day with at least 30 min. of exercise for optimal
health! Firm, tone & have fun!!
6 A.M. YOGA* for Every Day: 5 different 20-min. routines
M-F to help you find Balance in your life; learn more poses
beyond the daily A.M. yoga for beginners: standing poses,
twists, back and forward bends, hip openers. (Rodney Yee
filmed this DVD at Lake Powell AZ.)
6:30 A.M. YOGA for Beginners*: Welcome the dawn of
each new day (M-F) with Rodney Yee’s easy-to-learn 20min. daily routine of gentle stretches “to increase circulation,
iimprove mobility, bring clarity to the mind.”
* Bring (or borrow) a floor mat or rug. Strap/block
optional.
7 A.M. Low-Impact AEROBICS—
Mon. try Jane Fonda’s 30-min. DVD to become
Strong & Fit (use light weights).
Tues. & Fri.: Leslie Sansone’s Walk Away the
Pounds 2-mile Walk on Tues. (light hand weights optional);
Walk & Kick (intro. to kick-boxing) Fri.* (30 min.)
Wed. we’ll do Denise Austin’s 40 min. program OR
LDR’s long-time favorite: Richard Simmons & the Silver
Foxes: a good, all-around 40-min. VCR program developed
just for senior citizens.
Thursdays you’ll decide which program you want to
do from our selection of DVDs. ZUMBA has been the favorite this month.
Book Club meets Feb. 10 at
3 p.m. in Cholla Hall to discuss Judgement Call by
J.A. Jance. Evelyn Quarnstrum, discussion leader.
Race to Splendor by Ciji
Ware is the book chosen for
our Mar. 10 discussion.
Please come with suggestions for books to read next
season.
Everyone is Welcome!!
Enhanced Pilates Guys & Gals-
If you’ve ever had a desire to lengthen,
strengthen and tone your body for a slim and
lean physique, this 51 minute Pilate’s program is
for YOU. PILATES class is every Mon., Wed., &
Fri., @ 10am in the Main Hall. The lesson was
recorded by Brooke Siler who was a protégé of
Joseph Pilates for 12 years. This dynamic beginner’s workout is designed to maximize calorie
burn while teaching you the basics of Pilates.
With a combination of conscious cardio and mat
Pilates, this sequence uses the principles of con7:40 a.m. PILATES for Beginners: Mari Winsor’s 20-min. trol, concentration, precision, center, breath and
routine will help strengthen your core (Abs & Back) and de- fluidity to help you sculpt a new shape. The genvelop long, lean muscles. 7:30 on Mondays & Fridays, 7:40 tle, low impact exercises will strengthen and tone
your whole body to develop a slimmer, leaner
on Wednesdays.
bodyline. The exercises are well explained, and
the proper breathing techniques were filmed on a
7:30 a.m. Tues.: Tammy Webb’s ABS of STEEL 20- min.
breathtaking location overlooking the peaceful
program concentrates on developing a flat tummy and
surrounding of the Pacific Ocean. There are inwashboard abs. (Use mat or rug for floor work.)
structions for any one that has a sore back, neck,
8 A.M. Mon. & Thurs.: TAI CHI: Led by volunteer instruc- arms, and or back to make the workout easier.
tors Arlene Fjerstad & Maxine Kitson & Cheryl Carpenter— You will need a mat and hand towel. Target has
gentle standing stretches & poses anyone can do to improve a good choice of exercise equipment. I found a
thicker mat just under $20 at Walmart.
balance.
The video will be shown by Barbara Smith Space
# 474. Questions can be forwarded to her at: 614
-580-4298.
APACHE JUNCTION CHRISTIAN WOMEN’S CONNECTION
WHERE:
LOST DUTCHMAN RV PARK Main Hall
WHEN:
9:30 a.m. February 12th. Brunch served: $9.00 per person
SPECIAL FEATURE: Tom Drake “On the Field”
MUSIC:
Peggy Dew
SPEAKER: Tom Drake: Chaplain to Major and Minor League Umpires
HUSBANDS AND MALE GUESTS ARE WELCOME THIS MONTH
Hope Women’s Shelter: goods for the home (cleaners, soap, tissues, paper towels, etc)
Reservations required by noon on Monday prior to the meeting. Please call if you change
your mind, as we must pay the caterer for all reservations.
Call/text Loretta Peterson 651/747-7998 or stop by #181 Jojoba or Gloria Willis 480/288-2022 or
stop by #377 Cactus
Or Email Sharon Cook: [email protected]
Scrap Book Workshop/Class
We get together every Wednesday of the month from 1pm -4pm in the Arts & Crafts room to work
on our projects. If you have not ever scrap booked, but would like to see what it is about, please
stop in & take a peek. If you brought your pictures & want to get started, please join us. I will help
you get started. There are different tools available for your use to create a one of a kind book.
There is a $2 fee for the use of the materials we have. More is added when funds permit. You do
not need to be crafty to make a book. Call Lynn Hartman, 605-940-8683 with questions.
Spaghetti Dinner by Michigan
All you can eat spaghetti dinner
including bread, salad, dessert &
coffee on Tues., Feb. 24th.
Tickets go on sale Monday, Feb,
2nd on the Patio from 9-11am for
$7/pp. BYOB
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