November 2017 Vol. 12 No. 11 Sunland Springs Village Homeowners Association… · 2017-11-09 ·...

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O I C ENovember 2017 Vol. 12 No. 11 Sunland Springs Village Homeowners Association, Inc. • An Active Adult Community 20 Pages

What’s Inside• Around the Village .................................................................. 2• On the Manager’s Mind .......................................................... 3• Clubs ..................................................................................... 5• Sports ................................................................................... 10• Classified Ads ...................................................................... 14• Activities Calendar ............................................................... 16

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Volunteer OrientationBy Alice Hyer, Volunteer Coordinator

Calling all current and prospective volunteers in our community! We will be holding our second annual Volunteer Orientation, Wednesday, November 8th at 1:00 pm in the Auditorium.

Please plan to attend if you are a current or pro-spective volunteer for any of the following: Table and Chairs Crew, HOA Office, HOA Food Events, HOA Events Ushering, Christmas Decorating Crew, Dance Committee, Audio Visual Crew, and/or any other areas you would be willing to volunteer.

A heartfelt thank you to all of you who have done a great job of helping in the community.

Compliance CornerBy Kathy Fowers, Office Coordinator

Traffic RevisionA warm welcome to road weary travelers return-

ing from adventures near and far. As you settle into the community, you’ll notice construction crews have been busy both within the community and in nearby commercial areas. This summer there was a traffic control change at the intersection of Spring-wood Blvd. and Guadalupe Road, where Guadalupe is now a through street rather than an all-way stop.

In conversations with the City of Mesa, we were informed that Guadalupe is an arterial road, and the only reason there was ever a stop sign there was because Guadalupe Road previously dead-ended. You will notice as you drive Guadalupe Road this side of Signal Butte, that there are no other 4-way stop signs. Although this requires an adjustment for drivers, this intersection at Guadalupe and Spring-wood does not fit the federal guidelines for a stop sign anymore because the road is now open.

We do understand the importance of continued awareness. It is not a guarantee, but we have re-quested the temporary "traffic change" signs remain for an extended time period, hopefully long enough for all of our winter residents to return and see them. Please use caution at this intersection while everyone adjusts to the change. On all roads in the commu-nity, please abide by the speed limits and ensure a complete stop at stop signs.

Since we’re on the topic of driving on the roads, may we kindly remind residents that golf carts are to follow the rules of the road: the carts need to be licensed and insured, should be driven in the lane of traffic rather than in the bike lane, and unlicensed drivers are not permitted by law…this includes your adorable grandchildren.

To all our residents, we wish you a safe and happy fall, and look forward to seeing you at the many fun events planned here in the community. If you have questions regarding architectural changes and or compliance concerns, please feel free to con-tact me. [email protected]

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Around the VillageMargaret’s Musingsby: Margaret Santarossa

I hope you’re ready for a busy month! November 1st we start the month off with an Eagles Tribute band that is fabu-lous! Flu Season is coming…come get your flu shot from our Walgreen’s representative on November 6th. Sign up in the Association Of-fice to reserve your shot. Do you have an itch to paint? The Corbett’s will be teaching a class on November 8th and at the end of class you will take your own fabulous work of art home. No-vember 11th we will be having a Veteran’s Day Ceremony @ 7:00 am with the Skyline JROTC and short performance by the Southwest Surf-ers. Next, at 8:30 am this same day get ready for some Christmas shopping at the Holidaze Craft Fair. Road Scholar, Bill Harrison, will speak to us during lunch on November 14th. His presentation will be about “Under Arizona, Our Strange and Magnificent Caves”. The 18th is Our Fall Yard Sale. If you are interested in selling, please stop by the office to purchase your sign. The small fee of $3.00 goes towards advertising expenses. After your long day of treasure hunting dust off your cowboy boots and dance the night away with us. Country Soul Band will be joining us for your entertainment. SSV hosts one dinner a month for families at the Ronald McDonald House in Mesa. When you purchase a Coyote Coupon book for $20 in the Association Office, $10 from that sale goes to the fund those monthly dinners. If you would like to volunteer to be one of our volunteers help prepare a meal please for Ronald McDonald house please stop by our office and sign up. I look forward to seeing all of your smiling faces and our next event.

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Around the Village

Access to Facilities and Services6am-10pm Springwood Pool & Fitness Center (480) 380-2712

6am-10pm San Tan Pool & Fitness Center (480) 361-0378

6am-10pm Library, Card Rooms, Billiard Room

9am-Noon Association / Activities Office (480) 354-8758

9am-4pm Woodshop / Open M-F

9am-5:30pm Farnsworth Sales Office, Mon-Sat (480) 984-4999

Night Security (602) 434-0940

24 hrs First Service Residential (480) 551-4300

Sunland Springs Resident Discount: 20% off any food purchase in Club 425 Lounge

or Annabelle's Sunday Brunch 11 am - 2 pm featuring Black Angus Prime Rib, Omelette Station and Eggs Benedict $21.95 Live band-Hobo Creek

$11.99 Full Salad Bar with Hot Entree & SoupMonday-Saturday 11am - 2 pm

Holiday Room Specials: Book your stay in November and receive 20% off the room rate and we will waive the resort fee.

� anksgiving Day Feast: 20% off

(480) 832-3202

10 am - 2 pm & 4 - 7 pmAdults $28.99 Children $16.99 Under 5 Free

Thursday, November 23, 2017

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By: Robin Scott, HOA Manager

[email protected] Happy October! I love this time of year in

Arizona when we start anticipating cooler weather. Visions of hot chocolate and spirits by a fireplace, comfy sweaters, a favorite pair of boots and my favorite…the leaves changing colors. It seems impossible to imagine, given the hot tempera-tures we’ve endured. Here’s just a few of our summer projects that kept us busy: Springwood Fitness Center Upgrades (wall/ceiling repairs, led lighting, carpet, fresh paint, TV’s, thermostats, new sanitizing system & fitness cable manage-ment), Springwood Pool Area (fresh paint, new light fixtures/lighting, new pool furniture on order, tile floors cleaned, deck repair), Springwood Auditorium (front lobby, bathroom, green room, and lighting upgrades, wood floor refinishing, an-nual kitchen maintenance/floor resurfacing), San Tan Center (fresh paint in pool area & pool fence, fitness center repairs), Landscape Replenishment (granite & plants), Perimeter Wall Maintenance (painted Springwood monument & tower), HOA Center (planter box updates, floor refinishing), HOA Office (documenta-

tion revision, FirstService Residential website updates, procedure guide updates, community manager manual updates), Vendor Changes for Cost Savings/Better Service (propane, janitorial, recycling). I hope you had a wonderful summer and that you’re gearing up for our busy season that we’ve packed full of events you’ll enjoy! Please visit our website for a calendar of FUN: www.ssvhoa.com. If you prefer, you may pick up a printed copy in the HOA office. Beginning October 1st, our HOA office hours will be 9:00AM to 3:00PM. Coffee Time moves to our Springwood auditorium every Tuesday morning at 9:00AM. Please join us for an opportunity to meet new friends/neighbors and learn about upcoming events. We’re pleased to have our residents returning home for the cooler months. Come in and say “hello.” We’ve missed you! If you have a maintenance emergency after hours, please contact our FirstService Residential Customer Care Center at 480-551-4300. We feel honored to be a part of this beautiful community! Please let us know how we may better serve you. Have an amazing month!


Around the VillageJoin us at Springs Chapel

Everyone is welcome to join in the Christian non-denomina-tional Sunday service of Springs Chapel held in the Springwood Auditorium at 9:00 A.M. Pastors Anthony Bryant and Lanny Barringer serve as our Ministers. The weekly bulletin details the

service and we celebrate with organ and piano music during the service. Following the service there is fellowship with coffee and donuts. Please feel welcomed to join us!

Springs Chapel will sponsor a MOVIE NIGHT on Monday, November 6th at 5:30 PM in the San Tan Center. We will be showing WAR ROOM. Admission is free, we just request that you sign up in the Activity Office so we have a count to plan for refreshments and chair set up. Hope you can join us for an evening of fellowship.

Interdenominational Community Bible Study

The first meeting of the Interdenominational Community Bible Study for the fall-winter season will be Friday, November 3rd at 9

a.m. in the Springs Card Room. The Study is open to all men and women who wish to attend. Study leader is Pastor Tom Weitzel, a SSV resident.

Pastor Weitzel has chosen as his theme for this season’s study “Lessons on Christian Living from a Fisherman” based on text contained in 1 Peter. In light of the unprecedented division and polarization in our country today, 1 Peter is a very relevant study since the book contains a number of important themes for followers of Christ, such as appreciating our salvation rather than taking it for granted, prac-ticing holiness without developing a prideful attitude, living in the world without being tainted by it, emulating Christ’s sacrificial lifestyle so it becomes our own, and growing through our sufferings rather than being defeated by them. 1 Peter reveals much about what God is like and it is also an intensely practical book that teaches us to grow and change in positive ways.

Everyone is invited and encouraged to attend the study. For information contact Ardella Burtman at 480.993.3102.

“Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who does not need to be ashamed and who correctly handles the word of truth.” 2 Timothy 2:15

Adopt a Street CleanupPlease join us on November 4th at 7:00 a.m. to help with the

cleanup of Baseline Road from Barro’s Pizza east to Meridian Road. We will meet in front of the Library for sign-up and instruc-tions. Safety vests, bags and gloves are provided. We expect that

it will take one to two hours to complete this task. You may contact Paul or Elaine Bussone at 970-456-7052 if you have questions. Thank you.

Brinton School NewsThe students at Brinton School, need your help.The nurses need T-shirts, shorts, socks and underwear so students can change when they fall or spill on themselves. If you buy any of these items, bring it to the activity office and I will deliver it to the school.

Size 5 to 10, please. Crew or ankle socks, plain shirts, please. Brinton School sends a big thank you to everyone who has deposited education labels in the container at SSV activity center. The school mails the labels and receives ten cents for each one so it is a big help to all students. Look on General Mills cereal, cookie, cake, muffin mixes, crackers, kleenex and other items. Cut the pink label on the dotted lines, please.

The school has other projects too, one is a fund to install a poured-in ground up recycled rubber surface to replace the sand and gravel playground for the Kindergarten play area. Donations may be made to that special fund.

Campbell soup labels no longer useable. The program has been discontinued by Campbells.

Thank you for your help. Donna Stelter, sponsored by Mary Tasio writing class

Meeting Minutes Sunland Springs VillageHomeowners Association MeetingTuesday, September 26, 2017 @ 9:30 AMLocation: Superstition Room

Sunland Springs Village, 11214 E Laguna Azul Cir, Mesa, AZ 85209ASSOCIATION BUSINESS:In Robin’s absence, Kathy reviewed summer projects.The financial summary was reviewed. Jeff reported that the Advisory Committee recommended the Board of Directors

approve the following projects:• Shade structure at San Tan Pool• Upgrade shade structure at Recreation Center Courtyard• Superstition Room audio visual upgrade• San Tan Center audio visual upgrade, and installation of performance platform

on west wall.Forty four house lots and 85 condos are left. The roads are being paved in the

new condo area and models are beginning construction.NEXT GENERAL ASSOCIATION MEETING:Tuesday, October 24, 2017 at 9:30 a.m. in the Springwood Auditorium of Sunland

Springs Village. Respectfully submitted by: Kathy FowersRecording Secretary

Coordinators and Contacts for ActivitiesGROUP CONTACT PHONEAdopt-a-Street Paul & Elaine Bussone 970-456-7052 Aerobics (Low Impact) Susan Tuttle 602-329-2213 Bible Study Keith Meyer 602-695-6464Billiards, Mens Jerry Nelson 840-1111 Bob Briggson 659-1996Billiards, Ladies Barb Harvey 357-1720 Bingo Gene Lutter 241-0382 Block Watch Karen Stegenza, MPD 644-5014 Bocce Ball Bob Dolan 602-390-0320 Book Club Judi Beck 480-755-2284Bowling Margie Esty 480-986-7838 Bridge-Partners (Thurs PM) Paul Leber 231-8818 Bridge-Partners (Fri. Night) Betty Carey 380-3541 Bridge-Ladies Social Karen Myers 354-4349 Bridge-Mens Larry Granquist 833-2023 Bridge-Open Rosalie Taylor 357-7674 Bunko-Saturday Joe Fusaro 390-0447 Canasta-Ponytail Partners Maureen Coniglio 962-0660 Canasta-Ponytail Ladies Maureen Coniglio 962-0660Car Club John Vanderhaag 712-490-5102 Cards-“500” Jim & Carol Moore 380-2561 Ceramics & Pottery Sharon Graybeal 928-580-5809 Chair Aerobics Susan Tuttle 602-329-2213 Chair Yoga Susan Tuttle 602-329-2213 Computer Club Diana Grubb 510-673-0248 Conversational Spanish Kathy Morell 602-849-3393 Cribbage Nancy Patterson 480-636-8361 Euchre Kathy Boerner 480-279-6551Game Night Carl Brockman 373-6583 Genealogy Lowell Satterlee 218-841-2017 LuAnn Check [email protected] I HOA Phil Plato 480-284-7083Golf-Couples 18-Hole Doug & Diane Downs [email protected] Golf-Fun in the Sun Jane Gilbertson 380-0239 Golf-Ladies 18-Hole Christine Marcus 480-986-6092 Golf-Men’s Golf Club Kent Bulkley 480-363-1906

GROUP CONTACT PHONEGolf Pro Shop Jay Larscheid 984-4209Golf Club BOD Burt Marcus 480-986-6092 Hand and Foot Cards Glenda Beals 480.300.5706Hiking Group Sue Jenkins 480-209-9311Investment Club John Horan 656-2205 Karaoke Club Doris Havelka 480-671-1392Labels for Schools Donna Stelter 699-1642LDS Social Ralph Stokes 354-9100 Library Jan Orr 612-240-2396Lions Club Karen Torgersen 480-219-9343Line Dancing Dance w/Dee Dee 480-510-3318Machine Embroidery Kathy Anderson 480-599-6342 Mah Jongg-Natl. Rae Wozniak 480-216-1111 Mah Jongg-Intl Kathy Boerner 480-279-6551 Mah Jongg-Intl Gail Hartman 480-620-4387 Men’s Breakfast Paul Leber 231-8818 Motorcycle Club Del Huchulak 480-671-3220 Newcomers Orientation Effie Leatherman 986-3196 Pet Pals Maureen (Mo) Serva 984-8380 P.E.O. Chapter Nancy Strakbein 970-275-2041P.E.O. Social Group Joan Kyro 986-6952 Photo Club Rita Vautrin 480-634-4784 Pickle Ball Gary Wagner 309-241-7811 Pinochle-Double Deck Nancy Patterson 480-636-8361 Poker, Mondays Clark Smith 480-361-8167 Poker-Texas Hold’em Harlan Steinle 982-3567 Roadrunner Golf Ed Svendsen 402-202-5489 Round Dance Club Ken & Sue Davis 209-5755Ronald McDonald House Dick & Karen Paulin 480-986-7600 RV Club Nancy Bartelt, Pres. 435-770-6975 Scrabble Nancy Bartelt 435-770-6975Scuba & Snorkeling Jim Palfini 610-2171

GROUP CONTACT PHONEShuffleboard Judy Dally 515-314-5725Softball Dave Chase 878-9561Sociable Singles Becky Buck – [email protected] Stained Glass Harley Lemmon 984-7514 Springs Chapel Choir Judy Herr 659-7026 Springs Chapel Chairman Keith Meyer 602-695-6464Striving Artist Donna Ottati 772-224-1784 Table & Chairs Belle Myers 354-2019 Tai Chi Chih Linda Balzarini 480-688-5102 Tennis Club Joe Ricci 480-339-6176Terra Travel Bob & Ginny Gray 986-2331 Textile Arts Center Val Chapman 480-229-1014 Quilters Brinda Lender 541-297-9986 Needle Crafters Carol Korver 219-8005Village Playhouse Monica Rae Stein 668-3753Village Stampers Linda Verstraete 309-781-5287 Village Voices Chorus Judy Herr 659-7026 Water Aerobics-AM Janet Will 380-8700 Water Aerobics-PM Brian Balzarini 380-5287 Water Aerobics – San Tan Rose Siminoe 354-7990Water Exercise Mary Obligato 602-647-0904Weight Watchers Linda Daniels 403-396-2081Water Aerobics-San Tan Rose Seminoe 354-7990 Woodshop John Baxter 380-1098 Writers Club Effie Leatherman 480-986-3196 Writing Your Story Mary Tasto 984-6526 Yoga Christine Marcus 986-6092 Zumba Susan Tuttle 602-329-2213

Any changes to this list should be submitted to [email protected]. Thank you.


ClubsWeight Watchers of Arizona Begins at SSV

By: Linda DanielsWelcome back winter residents, Weight

Watchers of Arizona at SSV will begin with Orientation on Wednesday Novemberr 8th, 2017 for our Fall/Winter session. In order to have a Weight Watchers group here again we must have 20 paying members, this will be a requirement on November 8th or we will not be able to have Weight Watchers here this Fall/Winter. If you are a returning member who has NOT yet made Lifetime, please plan to attend this meeting. Our regular meetings will begin the following Wednesday November 15th.

PLEASE TAKE NOTE, MEETING TIMES HAVE CHANGED!!

WE WILL HAVE WEIGH IN AT 8:00 AM ; MEETING AT 8:30 AND END PROMPTLY AT 9:00 AM

Meeting will be held in the San Tan Center each week.

The cost of the 12 week session will be a prepayment of $156 or a monthly pass of $52 per month . If you are an existing member of Weight Watchers and just want to start attending the meetings here just bring you current card and monthly pass with you to the meeting.

I need to hear from you via email, giving us some idea of any many we have that are interested in rejoining or transferring or brand new members wanting to get started on a journey to good health. The Beyond the Scale program is a great approach to losing weight, getting more active and feeling better physically and emotionally. Our SSV group is a great bunch of folks who support each other and “travel” this journey together. We share recipes and encouragements. The success of our last group was over 600 pounds lost!!

If you are interested and would like to attend the orientation meeting please email me you name. As far as knowing more about the WW program feel free to go to WWW.WeightWatchers.com and read all about it.

Contact me via email at [email protected]

Village VoicesThe Village Voices will present

their annual Christmas Concert in the Auditorium on Sunday, December

10, at 3 PM and 7 PM. Tickets will go on sale in the Activity Office this month and are $5.00 each. As in past years, half of the proceeds from this concert will go to the Apache Junction Food Bank. Last year we were able to give them $1,600 which was well received.

Rehearsals for our concert began on October 2. We practice twice weekly for a total of 20 rehearsals, so we work hard and fast to get our music prepared. This year’s concert has something for everyone: some standard Christmas songs, some fun variations on familiar songs, and several numbers from The Messiah. We thank Sylvia Hansen for helping us out at the piano until Cheri Mabbit comes for the last four weeks of rehearsal.

Our chorus was able to purchase some pie-shaped risers this year that will allow us to be in a more rounded set-up for singing. We will also have new steps to the top row of risers purchased with memorial money for Loretta Barringer, wife of Lanny Barringer who is one of the pastors for Springs Chapel. We are anxious to be able to use this new set-up.

We hope you will plan to attend our concert and make it a part of your Christmas celebration.

Holidaze Craft FairBy: Denise Brown, SSV TAC Secretary

Sunland Springs Village Annual Holidaze Craft Fair will be held Saturday, November 11th. Doors open at 8:30 a.m. at the SSV Auditorium. All items for sale are handcrafted by over 80 vendors. Come and find a fantastic variety of gifts for all occasions. Admission is FREE! Don't miss this event 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Are you interested in learning to quilt? Have an interest in beading, knitting, machine embroidery, or volunteering to piece together quilts for worthy causes? Come to the Textile Arts Center in the Red Mountain Room, meet new friends, try a new class or join us for fun, friendship and fabric!!

Sunland Springs Golf Club(SSGC)By Burt Marcus

November brings many of our SSV residents back to the community & golf course. We have experienced

much growth during the past year & will continue to make strides to make the SSGC a "prime jewel" in the east valley.

We'd like to welcome Jonathon Knight , as our new Food & Beverage Director to the Village Grille & Patio.

Come by to try some of our new tastes & meet him! Our HAPPY HOUR is from 4:00-6:00 p.m., always offering food & drink specials throughout the season. Please check out the Sunland Springs Golf Club Website for LIVE MUSIC schedule for November & other special events.

We welcome ALL SSV Residents & their guests to enjoy the Village Grille & Patio-a great place to meet, & socialize with your fellow neighbors & golfers. Please consider the Village Grille & Patio for parties & events this fall & winter!

Questions? contact: Jay Larscheid, our General Manager @ 480-984-4209.

Did You Know:• LIONS he lp re fugees

worldwide. When they see a need in their community, they fill it.

• LIONS distribute dictionaries to third graders.

• LIONS in Maricopa packed boxes of food for Feed My Children, providing more than 8,000 meals for children in North Korea.

Locally, we do eye testing. So far this fall we have vision screened 1,553 students. Of these 211 needed additional testing by a doctor (personally, 3 kids in the kindergarten I work with have new glasses. What a blessing to help these kids!) We also assisted Apache Junction and Gold Canyon Lions clubs. We volunteer at Brinton Elementary, work at the food bank, volunteer at Ronald McDonald House in Mesa. AZ Lions support Camp Tatiyee in Pinetop/Lakeside. This camp provides, free of charge, camp to disabled children during the summer.

Lions International’s goal is to serve 200,000,000 people a year! Wow!

The community yard sale is November 18 and Lions will provide collection bins for the things you would like to donate. Sunshine Acres will pick up. Receipts available.

We meet the first and third Thursdays at 9:00 a.m. in the Springs card room, September - May. COME JOIN US!

BE PART OF SOMETHING THAT MATTERS

Shuffleboard ClubBy Betty Frechin

Welcome back everyone. We hope everyone had a healthy, enjoyable summer.

Our regular play is on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays with a start time of 9:00 A.M. Be at the boards no later than 8:45 A.M. so that play can be organized and ready to go by 9:00 A.M. Boards 1,2,3 & 4 were totally refurbished this year, thanks to the HOA for the cost. Membership fees remain at $20 per person. Ron Worton will be collecting. Remember that you must be a member to play in out of park tournaments and leagues.

If you are new to SSV or have not played before, come to the boards on one of our play days. Our members will be pleased to get you started. The Club has all the needed equipment available for use. If you prefer, start by coming to our Welcome Back Party on Saturday, November 11 at 5 P.M. in the San Tan Room.

Some out of park dates to remember this month are: Western Tournament from November 6 to 11, Good Life Singles Tournament from November 14 to 16, VDO Split Singles Tournament from November 20 to 22, and the CanAm Mixed Doubles Tournament at Golden Vista from November 27 to 30. We encourage members to participate in these events. Out of park leagues will start in late November. The District 4 Fall Meeting is on November 18 at @ 2:00 P.M. at Rock Shadows.

SSV will be one of the host venues for the upcoming Western Tournament, therefore, we will need several volunteers to clean & wax the boards each day from November 6 through 11.

Saturday, December 9, 2017 is the Christmas party at 5:00 P.M. This gathering will be a pot luck event. Bring your favorite dish to share, and beverage of choice. Turkey will be supplied, and 50/50 tickets will be sold.

Shuffleboard is sponsoring a Casino Bus Trip to Lone Butte and Wild Horse Pass on Tuesday, December 5, 2017 at 9:00 A.M. and return to SSV at 5:00 P.M. Please arrive at 8:45 A.M. to board the bus in the parking lot by the office. The cost is $10.00 per person, which the casino refunds when you arrive. For information and tickets, please call Mary Wilkinson at 480-984-9528 before December 1, 2017.

We are looking forward to a great winter.

Holidaze Craft Fair Nov. 11thBy Karen Unger, TAC Holidaze Craft Committee

Mark your calendar for the 2017 Holidaze Craft Fair! It’s just around the corner on November 11th in the SSV Auditorium. Door open at 8:30 am and the Fair continues until 1 pm.

Our talented crafters have unique gifts for that hard-to-buy-for friend or relative or even a special treat for yourself. With Christmas approaching, it’s a great opportunity to purchase that special one-of-a-kind gift.

And remember, there are only 55 days until Christmas. See you there!


Hand & FootBy Glenda Beals – [email protected]

Everyone is welcome to stop by and join us in playing a fun card

game called Hand & Foot.This is an open group where everyone is invited

to participate. We welcome new players, men, women, singles and couples. There is no commitment, just play when you want. No money required.

It is a fun card game and easy to learn. There is always someone who will be happy to teach you the game. Initially there is nothing needed. But, later you may wish to bring your own cards plus paper and pencil for keeping score.

We meet in the Springs Card Room at 6:30 pm every Saturday…..all year.

Genealogy ClubBy Lowell Satterlee

The first meeting of the Sunland Springs genealogy club will be on Monday, November 6th, at 7:00 PM in the Superstition room.

At this meeting we will get updates from folks on their summer’s genealogy research. We will also discuss the results of the survey of members, the results from which are helping the steering committee set speakers for this next year. A final item to be discussed is the development of focus groups on Germany, Scandinavia, England, Scotland, Ireland, and other countries of interest to the members.

Since we do not have an outside speaker, we will not collect the $2/member that normally covers our speaker’s costs.

Sunland Springs Computer ClubBy Diana Grubb

We are back on our weekly meeting schedule of Wednesday mornings in the newly remodeled San Tan Center at 10:00! We love seeing the returning faces of our winter resident friends! We have some great presentations lined up for this year. Something for everyone, novice to experienced users. We typically have time for one on one help at the end of the meetings. The third Wednesday of each month focuses on Apple products. Presentations on the other weeks cover PCs as well as subjects of interest to all users. We also offer classes on all types of technology (Smart Phones (Apple and Android), tablets and computers. The entire schedule can be found on our website: www.ssvcc.com November schedule is:

Nov 01 Serving Online Seniors (SOS) Presentation by Wendy from SOS

Nov 08 Password Management Systems by Earl Miller

Nov 15 Everything Apple by Dick Lund and his Team

Nov 22 SSVCC Club Website Presentation by Allen Schaeffer

Nov 29 Clip Art Presentation by Diane CastelliMembership dues are just $10.00 for the entire

season. New and repeat members are asked to fill out a new registration form. You can print a form from www.ssvcc.com and bring it with you to any meeting along with your cash or check. New members may attend one meeting without paying, to try before you buy! We hope you will join us.

Hiking ClubBy Sue Jenkins, Coordinator

The 2017 - 2018 hikes are posted on the ssvhoa.com website. Please view the hiking information and

schedules on the ssvhoa.com website by going to Activities & Clubs and clicking on the Hiking website link. To the left of the web page, click on the link for the hike/day you are interested in: Mondays (longer hikes organized by John Vick); Tuesday & Fridays (shorter hikes organized by Wilson Allen); and Thursdays (longer hikes organized by Wilson Allen).

The majority of the hikes that we do are in the Superstition Mountains. Hiking in the Superstitions may include some trails or portions of trails that are more difficult than others. We try to include trails that are appropriate for hikers in our general age group, but individuals need to assess their personal abilities and fitness. If in doubt, check with your physician.

All hikes vary by factors such as length of hike, terrain, elevation gain, and whether the hike is a loop or an out and back. Some hikes can be shortened at various turn around points. Weather, especially temperature, needs to be considered before attempting to complete.

Feel free to email me at [email protected] with any questions and I will get back to you as soon as possible.

Clubs


ClubsBilliards ClubBy Linda Wilson, Secretary

The Billiards Room was busy this summer with many seeking relief from the heat and enjoying the opportunity to

play. It was not unusual to find the room filled with players. We have received many positive comments about the room by guests,

members, new home shoppers and home owners. In the month of August the pool tables were updated with new cloth covering and leveling of the tables. We are lowering electrical costs with the installation of LED lights over all tables. The LEDs were installed in March of 2016 and none have failed in over a year. There is also less heat generated from the lights. We will continue to monitor this update. A big “Thanks” to BINGO for financing this update.

The Friday evening social games for members continued all summer. A great group of volunteers have regularly shown up to clean the equipment and tables.

Fall league meetings will resume shortly and schedules will be posted.Welcome back all members and home owners. Let’s continue to learn and

enjoy the game of pool!

Book ClubBy Judie Beck

The first meeting was held Oct 6th. We had a time for lively conversation about the books we have read over the

summer.Our next meeting will be Friday, November 3rd at 1:30 pm in the

Superstition Room. We will be sharing our perspectives on “The Handmaid’s Tale” by Canadian author, Margaret Atwood. This novel caused quite a stir when it was published in the late 1980’s. The story is equally as compelling for readers today. We will enjoy having some men join us as they certainly will view the book much differently. Please plan on attending even if you have not yet had the opportunity to do the reading.


Activities


SportsHappiness is Yoga @ SSVChristine K. Marcus

It’s been said : “The ground work of all happiness is health” by Leigh Hall.

YOGA is part of a healthy lifestyle. YOGA can help keep you healthy, peaceful, strong , flexible & work on balance. YOGA is an ancient practice for over 8,000 thousand years. YOGA is the union of both body, mind & spirit.

Our YOGA schedule is as follows: NOVEM-BER - MAY

M-W-F AM @ 8:30 sign in (Class 8:45-10:00AM) $4.00 in the Auditorium.

Thursday PM @ 5:45 sign in (Class 6:00-7:15 PM) San Tan Center $5.00.

RESTORATIVE YOGA offered the LAST THURSDAY EACH MONTH!Come surrender to the yoga poses. No effort…comfort & relaxation. The mind is silent….surrender to the poses. Be present in the poses. All postures are done with the support of blankets, blocks, straps, bolster or pil-lows. The props allow you to relax into the pose/ relax into something soft & safe.

Deep relaxation is achieved when the body feels it is in a nourishing & supported environment.The soothing poses allow the body time to open gently. RY has the ability to nurture ones own internal heal-ing & emotional health.

RY is different for each person, as every body is different! Benefits: improved digestion, reduce muscle tension, chronic stress, fatigue, blood pres-sure, reduce blood sugar levels

Questions contact Chris @ 480-986-6092 or [email protected]

TennisYikes, it is only 1 month

before league starts! Folks are pouring into our community from everywhere. The weather is…

finally…cooling down. The courts are getting busier and now the 8:30am courts are now more popular. Go figure!

The schedule for the first half of Nov is: We 11/1 – Exec Com Mtg

Su 11/5 – Welcome Back Party Mo 11/5 – League Starts We 11/8 – Gen MtgOn Monday 11/20, the “Newcomers to Tennis”

event will take place. This is the 3rd year running that the club has held this event for anyone that is interested in checking out the game of tennis. The club thanks Joel Druly for making this suggestion 3 years ago as well as for helping with the start up. Tell your friends and neighbors that may be inter-ested in learning this game. There will be racquets available to borrow and instructors available to assist. You can just drop in or the following people can be contacted with any questions you may have:

>>New to Tennis: Jennifer Wittick – [email protected]/619-804-1286

>>Players w/experience: Jerry Pointer – [email protected]/480-393-3814

For the remainder of Nov the schedule is: Wed 11/29 – Exec Com Mtg

Wed 12/6 - Gen MtgDon’t forget that you can get on the club website

(ssvtennisclub.org) where you can challenge your-self with finding the answer to your club question!!

November Tennis Quote:“It’s not about how you win. It’s about how well

you come back when you are down.”

Sunland Springs Golf Club(SSGC)by Burt Marcus

November brings many of our SSV residents back to the community & golf course. We have experienced much growth during the past year & will continue to make strides to make the SSGC a "prime jewel" in the east valley.

We'd like to welcome Jonathon Knight as our new Food & Beverage Director to the Village Grille & Patio.

Come by to try some of our new tastes & meet him! Our HAPPY HOUR is from 4:00-6:00 p.m. , always offering food & drink specials throughout the season. Please check out the Sunland Springs Golf Club Website for LIVE MUSIC schedule for November & other special events.

We welcome ALL SSV Residents & their guests to enjoy the Village Grille & Patio-a great place to meet, & socialize with your fellow neighbors & golfers. Please consider the Village Grille & Patio for parties & events this fall & winter!

Questions? contact: Jay Larscheid, our General Manager @ 480-984-4209.

Ladies 18 Hole Golf LeagueMeets tuesday and thursday at 7:30 with tee off time

at 8:00. Welcome back to the winter visitors who started arriving in october. Great to see you back on the course.

The ladies league will have their first fall luncheon this month.Watch for the dates and times at the pro shop on the bulletin board.

We welcome Karen Bushaw as a new member.If you wish to join the 18 hole ladies league just contact any one of our Executive board members, to establish your handicap and pay dues. Their Phone numbers are posted on the bulletin board. Look forward to playing golf with you.


SportsBest Pancake Breakfast in Sunland Springs Submitted by Jerry Pointer

Saturday December 2nd is the date for the first Pancake Breakfast prepared and served by the SSV Softball Club staring at 7:00 am until 9:00 am. Come and enjoy some delightfully light delicious pancakes, both regular and gluten-free, breakfast sausage, coffee and juice. This is a great opportunity to sit and visit with your friends and neighbors over a wonderful breakfast and unlimited coffee prepared by the gentle hands of your Softball Club members. Tickets are available from any of the softball players or the Activities Office. Cost is only $5.00 per person with the proceeds going to maintain the softball field and provide playing supplies. The next pancake breakfast will be on January 13th. Everyone is welcome, come and join us!

Softball – Fall LeaguesBy Dave Chase

Senior Softball is big in the East Valley and Sunland Springs has one of the best-kept softball fields around. If you haven’t watched

a game at our field, plan on doing so this season. We have drinks (hot & cold), various chips & cookies for sale and you might even find fresh donuts & hot dogs some days!

And, if you want to play softball, come on down Saturdays and try out – guys and gals are welcome!

There will be games Monday - Thursday starting October 23. Games start at 8 AM most days and continue until at least noon – a complete schedule is on our website, which you can reach by Googleing ssvsoftball. We also post the schedule for all the teams on the Bulletin Board at the field. The Fall Leagues are basically a tune-up for the Winter Leagues but they are some of the more com-petitive leagues in the East Valley. Come on down and cheer your neighbors on!

This fall we have 3 teams – Rebels/Posse, our top-level & 2nd level teams – Rattlers, our 3rd level team and the Coyotes & the Bandits– our 4th level teams – these are mostly the older guys but they certainly can still play! All in all, it makes for some pretty enjoyable fun. We invite you to come down to our beautiful field and watch us!

SSV Men’s Golf LeagueThe SSV Men’s Golf League will hold our semiannual

meeting on November 6th in the San Tan Auditorium at 11:00 after the morning four man scramble. All 139 members of the 2017 League are invited to attend the meeting, whether

they golf that day or not. Pizza and drinks will be served, the 2018 League Handbook will be given to those paying their League dues for next year, a 50/50 raffle will be offered, and a short business meeting will be held.

Our summer schedule continues with golf every Monday and Wednesday starting at 8:00. League application forms are available in the Pro Shop for anyone interested in joining us. If you have questions about the League, please call League President, Kent (Doc) Bulkley at 480-363-1906.

SSV Couples Golf LeagueSubmitted by Les and Doris Lyster

Most winter residents have now returned to SSV from their summer homes or travels. Members of the SSV Couples Golf League look forward to another winter of golfing with

their friends in Sunland Springs. Our golf games (shotgun starts) are held each Friday at 8:00 a.m., and weekly socials are also Fridays, beginning at 4:45 p.m. in the Auditorium.

The Couples Golf League is a great way to get to know your neighbors and make new friends in the community. Information regarding Couples Golf League is posted on the bulletin board at the Pro Shop. If you are interested in joining the Couples Golf League, our President Couple, Doug and Diane Downs are back from their summer in Wisconsin and would like to hear from you. Doug and Diane can be contacted at [email protected] or (715) 520-2928.

The golf course is in really great shape this fall. We would like to thank Jay Larscheid and all the staff of the Sunland Springs Golf Club for their hard work to improve the golf experience at SSV. Over seeding is completed and by mid-November all 3 nines will be fully operational (no cart path only play). Additional curbing by t-boxes has been added over the summer. To protect our course, we encourage all golfers to keep an appropriate distance from all t-boxes and greens. Also, please remember to repair your divots to keep the greens in great shape.


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Bernie’s Life Changed in One Day

Bernie Before

Bernie After

Bernie has always loved being around people, but when his dental health faltered, losing one tooth after another, he no longer found joy in crowds. His smile embarrassed him. His luck changed when he met Dr. Sheldon Sullivan, who not only practices, but also teaches dental implants.

“As soon as I found out Dr. Sullivan teaches other dentists how to do implants, I knew he was the man I was looking for,” Bernie said. “He definitely knew his stuff.”

Years ago, Bernie retired to take full-time care of his ailing wife. As time passed and Bernie’s devotion increased, his own health deteriorated. He was diagnosed with diabetes and his teeth began to decay and fall out. His granddaughter had graduated as a dental hygienist and told Bernie about dental implants.

Using X-rays and 3D-scans, Dr. Sullivan was able to provide Bernie with a smile transformation in just one day with minimal discomfort or none at all. On the day of the procedure, Bernie felt good knowing his smile would have a much-improved look, but was surprised with how smooth the procedure went. Even post-op.

“They gave me pain pills afterward and I didn’t need one,” Bernie said. “Not even baby Aspirin. I couldn’t have been happier. They did everything they said and more.”

His new look has given him the confidence to leave the house again and even saved him as much as $3,000 a year on prescribed medications.

“Bad teeth can lead to so many other health problems,” Bernie said. “Since Dr. Sullivan helped meout, I haven’t needed to take all those pills anymore. I’m in my 80s and haven’t felt this good in years.”

“It’s a transformation,” said Dr. Sullivan. “Lives are forever changed in such a positive way. It’s a gift, one I feel so fortunate to be able to give.”

Bernie embraces the company of others again and takes advantage of every mirror he sees, shooting himself a dazzling smile.

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Home ServicesHandyman Experts for all your Handy needs. Contact Jasen at 520-280-2428L igh t p lumb ing , electrical, and all small construction and Handy jobs. Specialize in epoxy floors and side walks, sheds, bath remodels and light roofing .Not a contractor, I am insured.

Angie’s In-Home Assistance Errands- shopping ,light housekeeping , pet care ,computer tutoring. Background clearance card. Reliable. Call Angie 480-907-8888

Keith’s Home Maintenance No job too big. Interior & exterior painting. Plumbing, electrical, locks, drywall repair, fixtures, flooring, carpentry and more. Call for free estimate. 480-225-9187.

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.

Quality appliance repair at affordable prices. Family owned and operated. Ask about our 10% senior discount. Call Furrow Appliance Repair 480-256-9735.

Home ServicesAlex's Handyman, painting and drywall services.Exterior , interior painting,drywall,popcorn removal , patch repairs , texture matching,make readys,pressure washing ,cabinet painting ,concrete coatings ,epoxys and other handyman work. Contact Alex 602-427-8358

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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.

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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY1

7:00 PM One of These Nights AUD3:00 PM TAC Board of Director Mtg CONF3:45 PM Tennis Club Executive Comm Mtg SPR

28:30 AM Buildings Committee MAJ9:30 AM Landscape Committee MAJ1:30 PM Springs Chapel Board Mtg SUM

34:30 PM T o w n h o m e s Happy Hour SR Village Voice Rehersal AUD

47:00 AM Adopt A Street EVENTP.E.O. Card Party SR

59:00 AM Springs Chapel AUD

1:00 PM Western Shuffleboard Assoc SR

4:30 PM Tennis Club Welcome Back Party AUD

68:00 AM Casino Bus Trip ~ Lone Butte EVENT10:00 AM Pcklebrd Brd Mtg MAJ 12:00 PM Men's Golf Semi Annual ST1:00 PM Rec Fac Comm CONF 6:00 PM Springs Chapel Movie Night ~ War Room ST

79:00 AM Coffee Time AUD8:30 AM Arch Committee MAJ4:00 PM Softball General Mtg SR

87:30 AM Weight Watchers Session 1 ST8:30 AM Painting with the Corbett's 4 PKS3:30 PM Tennis Club General Mtg AUD

99:00 AM Newcomers Orientation SPR9:00 AM Townhomes Arch Comm MAJ10:00 AM Pickleball Club General Mtg ST1:00 PM VIP Orientation AUD

107:45 AM Men's Breakfast EVENT

1110:00 AM Holidaze Craft Fair AUD7:00 AM Veteran's Day Presentation ST5:00 PM Shuffleboard Welcome Back ST5:30 PM Shuffleboard Awards AUD

129:00 AM Springs Chapel AUD4:00 PM Springs Chapel Homecoming AUD5:00 PM Softball Social ST

1311:00 AM Security Comm SUM1:00 PM Communications Comm SUM2:00 PM Four Peaks Golf HOA MTG CONF4:00 PM Sips N Dips STVillage Voices Social AUD

148:30 AM Bocce Ball Tourn SR9:00 AM Coffee Time AUD11:00 AM Ladies 18 hole Fall Lunch ST12:00 PM Lunch w Bill Harrison AUD6:30 PM Terra Travel Show AUD

157:30 AM Weight Watchers Session 1 ST11:30 AM Ladies Luncheon SR1:00 PM Finance Comm CONF1:00 PM Garden HOA Mtg SR6:00 PM Village Playhouse Rehearsals AUD

169:00 AM Square Dancing AUD10:00 AM Golf III Board Mtg SR1:30 PM Advisory Comm SR2:00 PM Four Peaks Golf HOA MTG SPR

1710:00 AM Twin Homes HOA Board MTG SR10:00 AM Blood Pressure Check MAJ6:00 PM Pickleball Welcome Back Party ST

187:00 AM Fall Yard Sale EVENT8:00 AM Shuffleboard Eagles League ST5:00 PM Tennis Team Party AUD7:00 PM Country Sould Dance - HOA AUD

199:00 AM Springs Chapel AUD 1:00 PM Nuline Dance Club AUD

20 218:30 AM Arch Committee MAJ9:00 AM Coffee Time AUD

229:30 AM Townhomes HOA Monthly MTG SR1:00 PM Golf II Board Mtg SR

23 24 25

269:00 AM Springs Chapel AUD

27 289:00 AM Coffee Time AUD9:30 AM General HOA MTG AUD

292:00 PM Lions Club Camp Tatiyee Showing ST6:00 PM Holiday Movie Showing AUD

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November2017 2017

DAILY EVENTS SUNDAY AM MONDAY AM TUESDAY AM WEDNESDAY AM THURSDAY AM FRIDAY AM SATURDAY AM

NoteOffice Hours

9:00 am - 12:00 PM

Daily

Children’s Pool Hours

12 to 2 pm SPG Pool

And

4 to 6 pm ST Pool

Woodshop

8 am to NOON

Monday - Friday

Silversmith/Lapidary

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Mahlon Shell-

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Textile Arts Center

9 am to 4 PM

Monday - Friday

When Monitor

On Duty

9:00 AM TAC RMT

9:00 AM Ceramics Clay Glass 4 PKS

8:00 AM Car Club ST

8:00 AM Men's Bridge SPR

8:30 AM Water Aerobics ST POOL

8:30 AM TAC Business Show and Tell SR

8:45 AM Yoga AUD

9:00 AM TAC RMT


9:00 AM Water Exercise Group SPG POOL

11:30 AM Chair Yoga ST

7:30 AM Low Impact Aerobics ST


9:00 AM TAC RMT

9:00 AM TAC - Machine Embroidery SR

9:00 AM Hiking Club ST



9:00 AM Terra Travel (starts Oct 17th) CONF

10:00 AM Scrabble Club SPG


8:45 AM Yoga AUD

9:00 AM Mah Jongg Intl SPR

9:00 AM TAC RMT


10:00 AM Computer Club Meetings ST

10:30 AM Chair Aerobics AUD

11:00 AM Circuit Training FIT

11:15 AM Chair Yoga AUD



8:30 AM Water Aerobics SPG POOL

9:00 AM TAC RMT

9:00 AM TAC - Machine Embroidery SR

9:00 AM Lion's Club Monthly Mtg SPG



9:30 AM Chair Yoga ST

10:00 AM Writer's Club SUM

8:30 AM Water Aerobics SPG POOL

8:45 AM YOGA AUD

9:00 AM TAC RMT

9:00 AM Community Bible Study SPG



10:15 AM Village Voice Rehersal AUD

10:30 AM Tai Chi ST

11:30 AM Chair Aerobics ST


8:30 AM PEO SR

9:00 AM TAC RMT


9:00 AM Chapel Choir Rehersal SR

9:00 AM Water Aerobics ST

SUNDAY PM MONDAY PM TUESDAY PM WEDNESDAY PM THURSDAY PM FRIDAY PM SATURDAY PM6:30 PM Community

Cards SUM

7:00 PM Partners Ponytail Canasta SPR

12:00 PM Golf Couples Monthly Mtg CONF

1:00 PM Photo Club SR

1:00 PM Ladies Ponytail Canasta SPG/MAJ

2:00 PM Village Voice Rehersal AUD

2:00 PM Water Volleyball ST POOL

3:30 PM Water Aerobics SPG POOL

6:00 PM Texas Holdem Poker SUM

6:00 PM LDS Social (2nd Monday) SR

6:30 PM 500 Cards SPG

1:00 PM Computer Club Classes CONF

1:00 PM Open Social Bridge SPG/MAJ

1:00 PM Stained Glass Class SIL

1:30 PM Ping Pong ST


4:00 PM RV Club SR

7:00 PM Pinochle SPG

7:00 PM Game Nite MAJ/ SUM

12:30 PM Ladies Social Bridge SPG

1:00 PM Village Stampers 4 PKS

1:00 PM National Mahjongg MAJ

2:30 PM Investment Club SUM

4:00 PM Chapel Choir Rehearsal SR



6:30 PM Triple Ponytail Canasta MAJ/SUM

6:30 AM Euchre SPG

1:00 PM Townhomes Ponytail Canasta MAJ

1:00 PM Ping Pong ST

1:00 PM Stained Glass Class SIL

2:00 PM Water Volleyball ST POOL


6:00 PM Partners Bridge SPG

6:00 PM Yoga ST

6:30 PM Bingo AUD

6:30 PM Criibbage MAJ/ SUM

12:15 PM Chair Yoga ST

1:00 PM International Mahjongg SPR

1:00 PM 9 Ball Pool BC

1:30 PM Book club SR

1:30 PM Line Dancing ST

5:00 PM Golf Couples Social AUD

7:00 PM Karoake Party ST


6:00 PM Mixed Couple Billiards BC

7:00 PM Partners Bridge SPG

1:00 PM MajJongg Intl SPR

1:45 PM Bunko MAJ/SUM (2nd & 4th)

6:30 PM Hand & Foot Card Game SPR

November Weekly Activities

AO-Activities OfficeAPL-Activities Parking LotAUD-AuditoriumBC-Billiards CenterBF-Ball Field

CONF-Conference RoomCY - CourtyardFIT-Fitness Center4PK-Four Peaks RoomHOSP-Hospitality Room

LIB-LibraryLP-Lap PoolMAJ-Majestic Card RoomRMT-Red Mountain RoomSC-Sports Court, Shuffleboard, Bocce Ball

SIL-Silversmith/Stained GlassSPG-Springs Card RoomSPG POOL-Springwood PoolSR-Superstition RoomST-San Tan Rec Ctr A, B, &/or C

ST POOL-San Tan PoolSUM-Summit Card RoomTCN-Tennis Court NorthTCS-Tennis Court SouthWOOD-Woodshop


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50th Anniversary

SUNLAND VILLAGE EAST Block Watch G.A.I.N. (Getting Arizona Involved in Neighborhoods)

& the EMPTY BOWLS charity event Saturday, November 4, 2017

SVE Auditorium * 8026 E Lakeview Drive, Mesa * 4:30-7:00 p.m. G.A.I.N. (Getting Arizona Involved in Neighborhoods) is a statewide an-nual event designed to encourage Neighborhood Watch programs and bring together com-munities throughout Mesa for a common goal -- to let criminals know that citizens of

Mesa are seriously united in the fight against criminal activity. This is a time to turn on your porch lights, go out into your neighborhood, and get to know your neighbors. The SVE Neighborhood Block Watch Committee will be on hand to provide important information to help keep SVE a safe place to live. A City of Mesa representative will stop in as well.

EMPTY BOWLS—For a $10 donation, take home a one-of-a-kind bowl and help to feed the hun-gry. SVE is celebrating it’s first Empty Bowls event. Choose one of thousands of handcrafted bowls and dine on a simple meal of bread, soup and water or lemonade. All proceeds go directly to the nonprofit Paz de Cristo Community Center, which provides anti-hunger and empowerment support for the East Valley’s homeless, unemployed, working poor and their families. Soup choices are:

Potato Cheese, Clam Chowder and Minestrone

Sunland Village East

PLEASE JOIN US!


For more than 50 years, the Farnsworth family has been serving the needs of seniors in the east valley. Now, with a new generation of family members involved with seniors, the family is poised to meet the ever-increasing needs

and population of those entering a wonderful time of their lives.

SunlandSprings.comBaseline & Signal Butte in Mesa

480-422-3592 Hours: Monday - Saturday: 9AM - 5:30PM • Closed Sunday

Since 1958 the East Valley’s Premier Active Adult Community.

A 900 acre master-planned community featuring single family homes, townhomes and condos, with an array of

state-of-the-art recreational and social amenities.

Assisted Living & Memory Care

TheSummitAZ.com2415 S. Signal Butte Rd. • Mesa, AZ 85209

480-907-5588 In the shadows of the majestic Superstition Mountains

A unique senior living community for those needing assistance and memory care needs in the tradition of

excellence established by the Farnsworth family.

Located at the Sunland Springs Village Sales Office

SpringsRealtyAz.com2233 S. Springwood Blvd. • Mesa, AZ 85209

[email protected]

Offering real estate, property management, and investment solutions for those looking to buy and/or sell in the Arizona real estate market.

SunlandHomeCareAZ.com2351 S Signal Butte Rd. • Mesa, AZ 85209

480-447-8893 Peace of mind and comfort to those caring for a loved one in need

Providing one-on-one caregiving to assist with the activities of daily living for those who want

to live in the comfort of their own home.

Enhancing independence, dignity and quality of life

The Farnsworth Family of Senior Living Services.

New Homes • Re-Sales • Assisted Living • In-Home Care

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