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RoadrunnerThe Roadrunner is published twice a month by the Rio Verde Community Association

Rio Verde’s Website www.rioverdearizona.com

Next Roadrunner DeadlineNoon Monday, October 3

RVCA Board Meeting: 2 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 20 Monthly Board meetings resume in October - Everyone Welcome!

Celebrate the End of Summer★Tailgate Potluck: Wednesday, Sept. 21★Mambo Night at the Club...Jazz Dinner, Concert & Dancing: Wednesday, Sept. 28Details page 3

Next Issue October 7 Issue No. 16-16 - September 16, 2016

Forest Road & Rio Verde Drive...Plans for Commercial Corner According to an announcement by Tonto Verde Association President Steve Calandrella, work may start soon on the construction of a gas station and “Corner Store Market” on the corner of Forest Road and Rio Verde Drive.Work on this project started some 20 months ago when Rio Verde Services sold the property to Desert Troon Limited, LLC. In January 2016, Desert Troon requested and was granted a rezoning of this parcel into a residential section of approximately eight acres and a C-1 commercial section of approximately three acres. Commercial SectionIt is Desert Troon’s intent to sell the commercial section to CST Brands, Inc. for construction of a gas station and “Corner Store Market.” According to Steve Calandrella, “CST Brands provides an upscale convenience market with on-site food preparation, fresh produce and coffees, a quality selection of beverages, along with other convenience items in a clean, inviting facility.” Check out the company’s website at www.cstbrands.com The image seen on the website is not indicative of what will actually be constructed. The TVA Design Review Committee has architectural control over the design elements and will ensure the design is harmonious with the surrounding community.Residential SectionDesert Troon’s plans for the eight-acre residential section include construction of 30 smaller size, free standing single family homes along a single roadway named Blue Sky Drive.Because the Corner Property is within the boundaries of Tonto Verde, the owners of the property are subject to Tonto’s CC&Rs and development standards. On Aug. 24, the Tonto Board signed off on a Use and Restrictions Covenant and Final Plat allowing development to proceed.

Update...Rio/Tonto Amenity Sharing AgreementThanks to the efforts of Rio Board member Susan Reeves and Tonto Board member Dave Mooty progress has been made over the summer on an amenity sharing agreement for Rio Verde and Tonto Verde. Both executive committees have met several times and a draft agreement has been reviewed by the Association's legal counsel. The next step is for the full RVCA Board to meet in closed executive session with Rio Verde’s attorney to discuss the draft. If progress continues to be made, the proposed agreement could be discussed and possibly voted on at the Oct. 20 RVCA Board meeting.

Roadrunner Schedule...Publications Dates for next four months: Oct. 7 & 21, Nov. 4 & 18, Dec. 2 & 16, Jan. 6 & 20. Deadline: is Monday before publication.

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The Roadrunner is published twice a month by

The Rio Verde Community AssociationEditor: Linda HefterAssociation Staff:

Doris Findling, Connie Sauter & Angelita Vargas

Rio Verde is an Active Adult Community for Persons Age 55 and Older

Time to Get a Flu Shot...When: 9 a.m. to Noon Tuesday, Oct. 4, Wednesday, Oct. 12 & Tuesday, Nov. 15Where: Community Center Dance StudioProvider: Walgreens Regular & Hi-Dose Flu Shots AvailableWhat to Bring: ID and Insurance CardsCost Without Insurance: $31.99 Regular Dose - $59.99 Hi-DoseQuestions? Call Connie Sauter in RVCA Office at 471-2068Note: Open to All Verde Residents, Guests and Visitors

Our Community...Rain Update: Todd Korb on Mountainaire reports that his rain gauge recorded 1.68 inches of rain in August for a YTD total of 6.04 inches.AZ Republic Discount: If you are interested in subscribing to the Arizona Republic, call Rio Verde’s newspaper rep Bob Burke at 480-600-9415 for the best price.With Sympathy: The Association is saddened to learn of the death of resident Scottie Novasio.

Recreation Project Update...Project Scheduled for Sept. 30 CompletionPIckleball CourtsAll of the landscape fabric and river rock has been placed around the new recreation facilities. Trees and shrubs have been planted and the irrigation system is in operation. Surfacing of the new Pickleball courts is being completed this week. If there is enough time to get the net posts and nets installed on Friday, Sept. 16, the new courts will be ready for play this weekend. Bocce Courts Installation and compaction of the ABC base, and delivery of the ¼”-minus granite is scheduled for next week. In late September, the concrete curbing and the two new GorillaBrellas will be installed. Questions?If everything stays on schedule, the project will be finished by Sept. 30. Questions? Contact Dwaine Abbe at dwaineabbe@gmail.com.Photos: 1. Texas Ebony trees, Desert Museum Palo Verde trees, and Green Hopseed shrubs have been planted along the north end of the new Pickleball Courts. The river rock is in place around the outside of the fence.2. View of the new courts from the 16th hole of Quail Run. Note the addition of the river rock in the arroyo from the tee box area.3. Surface work on the new courts will be completed this week. Crack repair on the old courts has also been completed.

Congratulations to Jean Hofmann: In August Jean competed in the U.S. Masters Swimming Summer National Championship held in Gresham, OR. The meet attracted almost 1,300 swimmers. Jean competed in the 200, 400 and 800 meter races finishing in 6th place in the 800 and 11th in the other events. In the photo, she is holding her medal for her 6th place finish.

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Fire District News…Smart Alert Bulb/Emergency Flasher Now AvailableWhen you call 911 and every second counts the Rio Verde Fire Department needs to find your home as quickly as possible. You can help by installing a Smart Alert Bulb.Insert the Emergency Flasher Smart Bulb in any ordinary outdoor fixture such as a porch light or outdoor post lamp. The bulb will function normally for daily use. Just flick the inside wall switch twice and the Smart Bulb becomes a beacon of light for the Fire Department or even friends trying to find your home.Smart Alert Bulbs can be purchased for $5 each at the Rio Verde Fire Department on Forest Road. If you need help, a Fire District staff member will come install the bulb for you. Questions? Call Jo Lewis at 471-2304.

September Fun...Come Celebrate the End of SummerThe Summer Activities Team invites everyone to celebrate the end of summer with a Tailgate Potluck at the Community Center on Sept. 21 and a Jazz Dinner Concert at the Club on Sept. 28.Tailgate Potluck: Wednesday, Sept. 21Come celebrate the last day of summer and start of football season with a Tailgate Dinner Party on Wednesday, Sept. 21, at the Community Center.Bring a salad, entree or dessert to share. Pick a dish that is fun and tasty. Here’s a few ideas--hot dogs, brats, sliders, wings, ribs, chili, taco salad, coleslaw, potato salad, cheese ball, broccoli salad, avocado dip, brownies and apple pie. Come enjoy cocktails with your friends and neighbors at 5:30 p.m. Dinner will be served at 6:15 p.m. After dinner entertainment will be provided by the Summer Activities Team. No advance sign-up is required. Questions? Call Carol Scheuing at 471-7393 or Linda Hefter at 471-2190.Mambo World Comes to Rio Verde: Wednesday, Sept. 28Time to make a reservation for a spectacular Jazz Evening of Dinner, Concert & Dancing at the Club on Wednesday, Sept. 28. This special event will feature the unique rhythms and style of El Mambo DeLeon and his five-piece band plus a Mambo dance demonstration by Rio Verde’s ballroom instructor Roger Allen and his partner.Cocktails will be available starting at 5:30 p.m. Dinner will be served at 6 p.m. The concert and dancing starts at 7 p.m. Make a reservation today by calling 471-0963 or emailing reservations@rioverdecc.com. Cost is $35++

Fun Things To Do...Twilight Water Volleyball: Every TuesdayWater Volleyball is continuing at 5:45 p.m. every Tuesday evening at the Community Center pool. Everyone is invited to come play (or watch). Relax afterwards with a beverage of your choice. Bring an appetizer or snack to share if you wish. Questions? Email Dwaine & Mary Jo Abbe at dwaineabbe@gmail.com.Bunco Night: Monday, Sept. 19The next Bunco Night at the Community Center is Monday, Sept. 19. Play is from 7 to 9 p.m. Bring $2 in change. Reservations are necessary. Call Merideth Hale at 471-1003. Spiritual Themes in Literature: Wednesday, Sept. 21The Community Church will conclude its monthly Summer Book Discussion meetings at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 21, in the Church Library. The book for discussion is The Art of Racing in the Rain: A Novel by Garth Stein.WGA/Niner Golf & Lunch Event: Thursday, Oct. 6State Fair Fun is the theme for the next WGA/Niners Golf & Lunch event on Thursday, Oct. 6. Golf will be a 12-hole Scramble followed by lunch. Cost is $27. Questions? Call the Golf Shop at 471-9420.

Labor Day Winners: Congratulations to Jim & Cathy Hunt and Anne & Bill Lewis winners of the Community Labor Day Shamble Golf Event. They shot a 99 besting the second place finishers by three strokes. 72 players participated in the Saturday, Sept. 3, couples outing.

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CRC News...The Community Relations Committee is busy planning for a great 2016-2017 season. Mark your calendar for the Annual Plant Sale on Nov. 2, the Bake Sale & Raffle on Nov. 19 and High Tea Luncheon on Jan. 25.

▶Annual CRC Plant & Blossom Fundraiser: Wednesday, Nov. 2CRC will kick off the Fall Season with its popular Plant Sale from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m, Wednesday, Nov. 2, in the Community Center parking lot.  As in past years, the sale will include everything you need to plant a beautiful garden including a wide selection of annuals and perennials plus hanging baskets and bowls of colorful flowers, potting soil and frost cloth. See the attached order form for a complete list.Pre-Order FormIn addition to popular annuals such as petunias, geraniums, snapdragons, alyssum and bacopa, the 2016 Sale will include several new choices. One of the most beautiful is the purple perennial Statice.  Sometimes called Sea Lavender, Statice has broad round leaves and long lasting purple flowers that can be used in dried flower arrangements. The plant can be found in the landscaping around the RVCA pool.  For the best selection, return the pre-order form to the RVCA Office no later than Oct. 14.  Pre-ordered plants will be available for pick up on the day of the sale. Home delivery can be arranged for an additional charge.Need Help?Horticulturist Noelle Johnson will be available during the Plant Sale to answer questions about desert gardening and provide plant selection ideas. (See Noelle’s September gardening to do list on page 6.)

▶Bake Sale & Raffle: Saturday, Nov. 19It’s not too early to start thinking about what you are going to make for CRC’s annual Fall Bake Sale set for Saturday, Nov. 19, at the Community Center. Needed are lots of cakes, pies, cookies, bars, brownies, bread and other treats. CRC would also like to offer homemade jellies and jams this year. If you are getting ready to make jelly and jam, please consider making extra and share the taste of home with your neighbors. Watch for details. ▶High Tea Luncheon: Wednesday, Jan. 25You won’t want to miss CRC’s High Tea Luncheon on Wednesday, Jan. 25, in the Club’s Sundance Room. The event promises to be a fabulous affair complete with a 50/50 raffle, teascape drawings and lots of surprises. Everyone is encouraged to wear High Tea party hats and attire. If you don’t have a hat, there will be a hat rental booth.

▶Baby Furniture Program: Time to Make a RequestYoung visitors coming for the holidays? It’s not too early to request items from CRC’s large inventory of children's car seats, pac-n-plays, small toys,  high chairs, strollers and more. In addition to items for young visitors, CRC has rollaway beds and adult and children's bikes. Note: The Rio Verde Fire Department recently completed its annual car seat check for CRC. The Fire Department will install car seats for free.Request forms are available in the Post Office window box.  Questions?  Contact Betsy Stambaugh, Beth Evans, or Gail Von Drashek.

At the Club...September Dining HoursMonday-Sunday Lunch 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.Monday-Saturday Dinner 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.Menu posted at www.rioverdearizona.com Log into Member Side and Click on Dining Hours & MenusSeptember Experience Nights: Sept. 22: Taco NightSept. 29: Burger NightCost: $16.99++ All You Can EatReservations are strongly suggested email reservations@rioverdecc.com or call 471-0963. Don’t delay! Experience Nights sell out quickly.October Experience Nights:In October the weekly Experience Nights will move to Wednesday. Here’s the schedule:Oct. 5: First Press WineOct. 12: OktoberfestOct. 19: Foods on Route 66Oct. 26: Mac and Cheese NightSave the Date:Watch for details about the Tailgate Alumni Challenge on Saturday, Oct. 22, and Halloween Spooktacular on Monday, Oct. 31.Golf Shop Hours:The Rio Verde Golf Shop is open from 6:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. seven days a week. Questions? Call 471-9420.Golf Shop Staff News:For the 2016-2017 season Gary Noble will be Tournament Coordinator and Bobby Olson will be Merchandise Manager.

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Save the Date...Dog Life in the Desert: Friday, Oct. 28Attention Dog Owners! Mark your calendar for this informative talk by Elisabeth Grauers, retired certified veterinary technician and new Rio Verde resident, at 2 p.m. Friday, Oct. 28, in the Community Center. Elisabeth will discuss the dangers of heatstroke, poisonous snakes, toads and vegetation and people food. She will also cover basic first aid and the use of over the counter medications. In case of an emergency, call Elisabeth at 520-678-2864.Halloween Parade! Show of Paws: Saturday, Oct. 29This special Halloween Parade will step off at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 29, from the Community Center. Prizes will be awarded for best pet costume, best pet & owner combo costume, most creative costume and best behaved pet & owner combo. Parade sponsors are Fore Peaks Sales Group and Husse Pet Nutrition of Scottsdale. Questions? Call Chris Gelb at 471-2239. Let’s Dance: Ballroom Lessons Start Nov. 9 & Nov. 11Ballroom Dance Lessons will resume on Wednesday, Nov. 9, and Friday, Nov. 11, in the Community Center Multi-Function Room. The Basic Class will meet at 6 p.m. followed by the Intermediate Class a 7 p.m. Sign-up beginning Nov. 1 in the Community Center Office.

Reigning Grace Ranch Fundraiser: Nov. 19Save the date for Reigning Grace Ranch’s lst annual Western Gala Ride for the Brand on Saturday, Nov. 19, at the Rio Verde Box Bar Ranch. Hosting this special night is Robin Gabardy, owner of The Verdes Realty Group of HomeSmart. The co-sponsor is Rio Verde Country Club General Manager Dave Ulm and his Troon Privé leadership team.A magical evening is planned including a gourmet dinner complete with white table cloths, crystal and china plus a live Country Band. There will also be an incredible Silent Auction.Dinner/Donation tickets are $125 each and are 100% tax deductible. All money raised will be used for improvements to Reigning Grace Ranch a 501(c)(3) charity. (See article on page 7.)Tickets can be purchased at the Club and charged to your Rio or Tonto account. Watch for more information in the Oct. 7 Roadrunner.

Neighbors Helping NeighborsHeat CrampsHeat cramps are painful, brief muscle cramps often caused by excessive water loss, sweating and dehydration. We are most at risk while doing work or activities in a hot environment like Arizona and/or if you sweat a great deal during exercise and drink large amounts of water or other fluids that lack salt.Symptoms include shriveled skin, sunken eyes, dry mouth and tongue. Also, severe pain and cramps in legs and abdomen, fainting or dizziness, weakness, profuse sweating, and headaches. Consider seeking medical attention if the symptoms do not go away with rest and after restoring fluid and electrolytes.Grand Opening of Direct PTDirect PT Grand Opening is set for 5 p.m. Oct. 12, at 13125 N. La Montana Dr., Ste. A-B. in Fountain Hills. Founded by physical therapist Dr. Norma Ford, Direct PT offers a holistic integrative physical therapy and wellness solutions approach for patients. She specializes in dry needling for pain and lymphedema management. Everyone is invited to the grand opening. Complimentary hors d’oeuvres will be served.VerdeCares Office Hours & Contact InformationYour VerdeCares office hours are Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. year round. Our office phone is 480-471-8944, or you can reach Vicki Beseke directly on her cell at 480-540-1312.VerdeCares MissionCommunity well-being through the simple act of neighbors helping neighbors.Vicki Beseke, Executive Director, VerdeCares Inc.

Verdes Art League Exhibits...Be sure to stop by the Community Center in September and see the beautiful watercolors by Lori Coue now on exhibit in the alcoves across from the Art Studio. Kathy Morgan’s artistry with beads, jewelry and knitted items are on display in the glass cases in the entrance hall.

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Celebrating the Desert’s Second Spring Seasonby Noelle JohnsonFor those of us who live full or part-time in the desert Southwest, we have the wonderful privilege of celebrating not just one, but two spring seasons. We are all familiar with the anticipation of waiting for the winter’s cold to dissipate and plants to begin to respond with new leaves unfurling and new flower buds starting to open. Well, the same thing occurs in the desert as summer temperatures begin to fade. Our ‘second spring’ appears in late September when the days are noticeably shorter and the shadows lengthen. Plants respond to lower air and soil temperatures by a sudden spurt of growth, often in the form of new leaves and blossoms, giving them a fresher appearance as they shake off the effects of the intense summer heat. Time for New GrowthAt this time of year, plants have the opportunity to do the things that the stresses of surviving the summer heat didn’t allow them to do. Now, they can devote resources to new growth above the ground and equally importantly, below the ground. A substantial root system is vital for plants to not only survive but thrive. Have you ever wondered why fall is the best time to add new plants to the garden? It all comes down to the roots. Planting in fall allows the roots three full seasons to grow before the heat of summer arrives. The more roots a plant has, the better it can handle the heat of summer.Time to EnjoyThe desert’s second spring season is a time where people re-emerge from the air-conditioned comfort of their homes and rediscover the beauty of the outdoors with all its colors and fragrance. I invite you to take a moment to enjoy the opportunity that we have with two spring seasons to enjoy. September Gardening Tasks:1. Lightly prune overgrown bougainvillea, lantana, yellow bells, and other frost-tender plants pruning them no more than ½ of their size. This is the last month of the year to safely prune these types of plants so that they have time to harden off before freezing temperatures arrive.2. Get roses ready for fall blooms by fertilizing them with an all-purpose fertilizer, watering well before and after applying. Prune away 1/3 of the outer rose bush, removing any sunburned foliage and spent blossoms.3. Citrus need three applications of fertilizer spread out through the year. September is the last time they should be fertilized this year.4. Got weeds? Spray them now before the weather cools as weed killer doesn’t work as well when temperatures cool and weed growth slows down.5. Remove faded summer annual flowers from containers and refresh the soil using a planting mix that is specially formulated for containers. While it may be tempting to add cool-season annuals such as geraniums and petunias now, wait until after mid-October as temperatures can still hit above 100 degrees for the next few weeks.

For More Information...Noelle Johnson is a horticulturist, certified arborist and landscape consultant. She also writes for a number of publications including Phoenix Home & Garden. For More Information or to book a Consultation: Call Noelle at 480-415-8641 or email arizonaplantlady@gmail.com. Her website address is www.azplantlady.com.

Golden Lantana & Cape Plumbago

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Meet the Horses...Reigning Grace Ranch Home to 41 Horsesby Mary Jo AbbeReigning Grace Ranch, a 501(c)(3) charity supported by many Verde residents, is home to 7 Tennessee Walking Horses, 1 Appaloosa, 2 Thoroughbreds, 1 Paso Fino, 1 Clydesdale, 2 Spotted Draft Crosses, 4 American Paint Horses, 3 Palominos, 7 Mini-Horses, and 24 Quarter Horses. Most of the horses at the ranch have been donated or rescued and many were victims of abuse. Each one of these horse has a story to tell. Let’s meet a few:Joshua: The horse with the most impressive pedigree is Joshua. He is the great grandson of Secretariat. Because of a severe injury to his front leg, which resulted in some permanent loss of motion, he could no longer race. He was six years old when he came to RGR. After arriving at the ranch, RGR founders Christopher and Amanda Moore worked with him and little by little he gained more and more range of motion in his leg. Today he runs, frolics, teases and enjoys life. The official registered Jockey Club name given to him at birth was “Joshua’s Dream.” Appropriately, Joshua in the bible means God Rescues. Indeed, He does!Mr. Bam Bam Rubble: Bam Bam is an American Paint Horse. He came to the ranch as a much loved, retired Dressage horse. Many people refer to Dressage as “horse ballet.” Bam Bam is about 13 years old and perhaps one of the most popular horses at the ranch because he has such a willing heart and disposition. Whether it is being groomed, on a trail ride, being painted, or doing obstacle or ground work, Bam Bam loves all aspects of being involved with the children.Genesis: On a very cold Arizona night in February 2011, God blessed RGR with its first foal. The foal’s mother was a rescued range mare named Sugar. The foal was named Genesis. Genesis stood for the beginning of a new life for his herd and the end of neglect and abuse.Lady Gray: Lady Gray is a Tennessee Walking Horse. She came to RGR from a breeding ranch. However, she was sheltered from the normal duties of a mare. Because she was greatly outnumbered by a barn full of expensive show stallions, she learned how to be a stallion rather than a mare and was often referred to as a “tom-boy.” At RGR she is a true Southern Belle. Lady Gray loves people. She likes to bask in the sun at the ranch with her aunt whose name is Patience. Aria: Aria is also a Tennessee Walking Horse. She came from Florida along with Mr. Legato. Their owners were retiring and so RGR became the recipients of these two horses. Aria is very well mannered, easy going, loving and adores the attention of humans. She is not fond of work but loves to listen to the conversations of the children around her. She is also known for being able to wiggle her lips.Tow Mater: Tow Mater is an all-black, miniature horse. He is friendly, cute and a true escape artist. He has been known to escape from his paddock at night, mow down corn in the garden, and be back in the paddock by morning. Amanda says he has already mastered the art of escape from his paddock at the new RGR location.

For More InformationReigning Grace Ranch is a 501(c)(3) organization that mentors Arizona foster and at risk youth in an authentic ranch environment. For more information visit www.azrgr.org. You can also friend RGR on Facebook. RGR is located just north of Rio Verde Drive on 172nd Street. Visitors and volunteers are welcome to stop by any time.This article was written by Rio Verde resident and Reigning Grace volunteer Mary Jo Abbe.

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Friends from the Verdes Enjoy Park Cityby Lucy LucasPark City, Utah, was a cool get away for many of our neighbors and friends during the month of August. There was plenty of hiking, biking, golf and sightseeing to keep everyone busy for a few days or the entire month. The highlight of the month was the Mason Cup at Park City golf tournament and dinner on Tuesday, Aug. 9. Thirty-one golfers participated in the tournament at the Wasatch Mountain Lakes golf course. Afterwards, all our friends from the Verdes enjoyed dinner at the beautiful Blue Boar Inn. The golf tournament was won by the team of Bill and Donna Watson, Bill Bunker (Again! Better check his handicap) and Bob Mason (He gets his name on his own trophy!). Planning for next year has already begun. Same time, same place. Hope you will join in the fun!

Bob & Dottie Mason with Mason Cup Trophies!

Friends in Tanzania...Allen and Caroline Meyer were joined by friends Sharon Hoffman and Denise Ford for an August East African adventure in Tanzania. They enjoyed wonderful animal viewing up close and personal as well as visits to Maasai and Iraqw villages and school. They also visited a ceramics shop where water filters were being made for home and schools use. In the left photo Allen and Caroline pose with a Maasai woman. In the right photo Sharon Hoffman and Denise Ford model wedding clothes made of leather.

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