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Wednesday Only10:30 am - 12:30 pmResidents’ Meeting

ThursdayMay 6, 2010

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Aladdin VillasNews & ViewsAladdin Villas* is a 55 and over community

April 2010 Vol. 21 No. 7 Email: avnewsviews@hotmail.com

Webpage: http://avnewsviews.pbworks.com

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To all my neighbors: Well, another season is coming to aclose. I know that you were all as activeand busy as we were. This will be the last issue of the year.There were many struggles as I tried toget our newsletter on line in a mannerthat was easily accessible and there arestill some bugs. This past month the on-line copy was an excessively large fileso if you didn’t have broadband service,I assume you were unable to downloadthe file. I will be working on solutions tothat if it happens again. I received phone calls and emailsfrom several people who did not receivetheir hard copies this month. If you havesent me an email in the past requestingelectronic copies, your name is on a listthat is distributed to the block captainsand they do not deliver a hard copy toyour home. If you wish to also receive ahard copy, you need to let me know.Several people who contacted me werenot on the ‘do not deliver’ list. If that isthe case, if you do not receive a hardcopy, first contact your block captain.They are the ones who do the actual de-liver. If you do not know the name ofyour block captain, contact the blockcaptain coordinators. The West coordi-nator is Rosemary Eason, the East coor-dinator is Doris Baggus. I want to take the opportunity tothank Siri Higgs for all her hard work ingetting the newsletters reproduced (andfor her fabulous proof reading also!),and to Sandy Schulz and her crews whodo the collating, as well as the coordina-tors and block captains for deliveringthem.

Thanks! Your Editor, Kathy Dickey

4thofJuly

Celebration

The annual 4th of JulyCelebration will be heldon Sunday, July 4th at1:00 pm in the ballroom.Sign up sheets will beposted at a later datein the east and westhalls along with thelibrary.

Lois Vonderheide

Slide Shows currently onavnewsviews.pbworks.com

website2010 Style Show

‘Back to the 50’s Party’Ladies Pool Banquet

St. Patrick’s Day Party

Coming Soon!Video of the entertainment from the

Style Show!

Go out and check them out!

Our next meeting will be at RedLobster on Expy 83 in McAllenon April 20th at 5 P.M. I wantto reserve one of the rooms forour group if we have enough.Please call Edith at 424-1453and leave a message if I am nothome to answer.

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Activities Notices and InformationThank You!I sure had a lot of good help to put on the "Back tothe 50's Show. I needed it to as I had the cold/crudfor 3 weeks during that time. My sisters,Carol Knauel,& Gladys Greene were life savers. The decoratingcrew: Lois Miller, Al Lester, Jo Johnson, Ed Kirsten-macher did a great job. Thanks also to the Ledin’s forbartending, the Reisinger’s for ticket taking, Elvis,you are still the King-Thanks Tom Schueneman forproving that. Al Lester did purple people eater like noone else could. Thanks to Lois and Will Miller for "MrBo Jangles", Aladdin bunnies, Sharon Rost, & Robinwere hopping good. I hope I didn't forget anyone.Thanks to all!

Nina McDermott

Thanks to all the men who helped with the Traffic Control this2009/2010 season.  We had a busy year with Halloweencandy distribution, Craft sales, the Fashion show andEntertainment shows.  Your dependability and courtesy wasgreatly appreciated.

 Bill Higgs, Traffic ControlThanks to everyone who has contributed to the ongoingwounded warrior project. Your Cash and fabric donationshave realy helped. A very special thanks to all who haveworked so hard making the quilts.  Without all of you thisprogram wouldn't have gotten this far.

Patti Dybdall

I’d like to thank the Chair people of the Crafts forvolunteering for their specific craft.  There is a lot oftalent in Aladdin Villas and without their help we wouldnot have the great programs that we do.  Thank you tothe following that have been involved this season:Sharon Rost, Judy Alexander, Doris Larson, AudreyL’Hommedieu, Ethel Benner, Betty Dahlin, Joyce Yazel,Madeline Acker, Chuck Walters, Joyce Cook, FloydJensen, Dorothy Price, Anna Marie Evans, Rose Raiter,Fred Engler, Tony Eckroth and Wendy Burrows.

A great big THANK YOU to everyone who helped  collate anddistribute the News & Views for March.  They are:  Bernie Accola,Betty Dahl, Rosemary Eason, Joanne Eckroth, GloriaErnst, Kathe Keady, and Rosemary Tucker.

Carol WestfallA great big Thank You to everyone who helped us make theSt. Patrick's Day Party a success. Sorry, that there wasn't anofficial parade, but our hats off to everyone who braved theweather to put on a shortened version of the parade. Thanksto the guys who set up the table and chairs, the ice creamscoopers, punch makers, decorators, beer crew, prizedonators, and to everyone who brought the great finger food.You were all greatly appreciated. Let's hope for sunshinenext year. Also, thanks to Joyce and Ed Lutz for taking thechairmanship for next year's parade and party.

Thank You,Darold and Sharon Walker & Jerry and Mary Beth Weidner

Entertainment from January through March, 2010,brought in a total of $1,473.80. The list of the variousperformers and the money they brought in, are in theActivities Treasurer's Report. Thank you.

Kathy Holst

A BIG Thank You once again to all Dippers and patrons thathelped make our ice cream sales a success. Hopefully nextyear our entertainment bookings and resident participa-tion will increase to bring our revenues up to normal.Thank you again!

The Dipper in ChargeThe family of Archie Balch would like to thank everyone fortheir expressions of sympathy during our recent loss. Thecards, phone calls, visits, food, and memorials given by ourcommunity of friends were overwhelming. A special thankyou to all who attended the memorial service and assistedwith the lunch, to Pastor Charlie Baskin for his comfortingwords and to all who shared wonderful memories andhelped in any way. Archie would have been humbled by themany tributes celebrating his life. With special love to all, wethank you!

Winne Balch and Family

Thank you to all of the generous residents ofAladdin Villas who donated their gently useditems for the garage sale.  Also thank you to MargeHopkins and her great crew of volunteers whowere responsible for setting up, running the event,and cleaning up after it was over.  This spring wemade $1,906.02.  These funds go into the activitiesfund.

Maria Velasco

Thank you to all of the volunteers who made theWearin’ of the Green such a success.

Thank you to Shirley Broadbent and her volunteersfor the three great Arts and Crafts Sales this year.Also thank you to Bill Higgs and the fabulous trafficcontrollers.  Without you, there wouldn’t havebeen such successful sales.

Maria Velasco

A heartfelt thanks to all that have made my "job" as kitchenchairperson so easy. Loren and Bonnie Perry who were in chargeof pancakes all season and their crews. Ray and Gloria Cekalla forbeing in charge of the Peter Piper every month.  Thanks to EugeneBrooks who has willingly  did electrical work on kitchenappliances so we didn't have to replace them, saving us quite a lotof money. A huge thanks to the fourteen willing volunteers thatthoroughly cleaned the kitchen so all is ready for the new fallseason, namely: Frank and Betty Bragg, Alan and Trudy Johnston,Loren and Bonnie Perry, Richard Peer, Patricia Benz, Leroy andAnita Kloch, Greta Paschall, Joyce Lutz. Ray Cekalla, MitchCunningham and myself. Your cooperation is so appreciated.

Mary Cunningham

New Resident and Contact Changes InformationNew ResidentsAladdin Address Summer AddressBaye, Richard & Ethelda (Teddy) Box 459501 Taurus Philip, SD(605)790-8023 (605)859-2768(605)205-2449

Jackson, Billy & Julia 8230 Fairview Church Rd.403 Aquarius Manhattan, KS(785)556-9152 (785)293-5548

Luna, Tony & Rita516 Jupiter(708)846-6907

Sedlauk, Marvin & Helen 13150 126 Rd510 Sagittarius Hoyt, KS 66440(785)554-9687 (785)986-6169

Todd, Robert & Janet 12922 Lori Dr.518 Saturn Conifer, CO 80433(303)489-1348 (303)833-5786

Resident ChangesBardo, Harry & Lorraine Remove summer address501 Scorpio & telephone for summer addressCase, Hal & DorothySummer address correctionN3563 CR V

Erlandson, Michelle407 AquariusChange phone number to cell (956)451-8416

Fox, Duane & Tracy Iowa Address should be:404 Saturn 123 S. Winslow St. Stanley, IA 50671Hazen, Theresa402 SaturnHome phone: (956)581-9051Cell phone: (956)330-2825

Jensen, Floyd & Marilyn 307 Fair Ave. E.406 Venus Mora, MN 55051 (320)679-5584Kalway, Joseph503 GeminiName spelled Kalway

Don’t forget to check ZZNEWS for thelate breaking news in Aladdin! It con-tains a calendar of events and alsothings of interest or sale or wanteditems etc. Send Hal Case a note includ-ing your name, address and yourEmail address to:zznews@sbcglobal.net . He will replyto you the web address and how toaccess it. For those who have beenhere and are not checking it or forsome reason are not able to to get to it,please send Hal a note to the aboveaddress and he will do the same foryou.

Kathy Dickey

Loehrer, Art & Mary Ann 24920 N. Deer LakeRd.513 Taurus Effie, MNNew Summer Address (218)743-6430 (612)240-1905 ©

Longenecker, Richard & Kathleen418 CapricornNew phone number (956)581-6868

McPhail, Kent506 AquariusPhone: (956)583-1108Cell: (956)566-7085

Pope, Betran504 VenusAdd Rosemary Radke (name left out of phonebook)

Spitler, Dennis & Donna503 JupiterWrong phone number in phone bookShould be: (956)585-6733

Ten Eyck, Robert & Margaret 2 Firs Grove1618 Aries Harrogate HG2-9HQSummer Address Change England

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Bowling ScoresDate: 03/01 03/08 03/15 03/22 3/29

Men’s High Series B Smith 520 B Henry 525 D Buckland 510 B Henry 576 M. Martin 537

Men’s High Game B Smith 206 B Henry 214 G Holst 200M Martin 200

B Henry 208 M. Martin 188

175 & Over D Buckland 202B Smith 177, 206

D Buckland 182D Youngquist 182G Holst 184M Martin 190B Henry 214

M Martin 200D Buckland 178D Youngquist 181,199G Holst 200

B Henry 191,208, 177D Youngquist 203D Buckland 178

V. Larson 179G. Holst 175, 187P. Benner 190M. Martin 179, 188D. Youngquist 177, 186

Turkey G YoungquistD YoungquistB Smith

B HenryD Younguist

M MartinD YoungquistB Smith (2)G Youngquist

B Henry D. BucklandV. LarsonD. Youngquist

Ham Bone B SmithD Buckland

D Youngquist

5 Strikes in a Row G Holst B HenryWomen’s High Series D Bryant 500 L Larson 372 G Youngquist 519 L Larson 341 G. Youngquist 432

Women’s High Game D Bryant 172 L Larson 146 G Youngquist 203 L Larson 140 L. Larson 156

150 & Over D Bryant 158, 172 G Youngquist 159,203, 157

L. Larson 153, 156

Splits Converted L LarsonG YoungquistD Buckland

D Buckland (2)J SmithG YoungquistH DeSotel

D BucklandB HenryJ Smith

L. Larson (2)K. StruykM. Martin

Activity Results and Scores / NoticesMonday Night Bridge Scores

Mar 8 Jane Murry 4860 Jim Preston 4840Mar 22 Cindy Michaels 4220 Lois Fuhrmeister 4040Mar 29 Marilyn Jensen 3750 Audry Adolphson 3420

Wednesday Bridge ScoresMar 1 Gladys Kuchenbecker 4530 Marilyn Washburn 4370Mar 8 Marilyn Washburn 4760 Dorothy Lutkemeier 4380Mar 17 Rosemary Hom 5410 Marilyn Washburn 4350Mar 24 Maregaret Ten Eyck 4450 Mernie Sellers 3490Mar 31 Greta Paschall 4830 Shirley Broadbent 4100

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Saturday Night BridgeFeb 13 Shirley Aldrichs 4350 John Kuchenbecker 3810Feb 20 Dorothy Luktemeier 4260 Cindy Michael 3990Feb 27 Keith Rost 3920 Cindy Michael 3700Mar 6 Harriet Dieter 4790 Jim Preston 4620Mar 13 Jim Preston 5000 Tom Gannon 4170Mar 20 Bill Carper 6220 Ellie Carper 5280Mar 27 John Kuchenbecker 3720 Marilyn Washburn 3400Apr 3 Keith Rost 3780 Margaret TenEyck 3470

PETER PIPER PIZZAMONDAY, APRIL 12

Aladdin Villas resi-dents are invited to a piz-za and salad bar lunch atthe Peter Piper Pizza onNorth Conway at TwoMile Road. Those havingbirthdays or anniversariesduring the month will berecognized. Cake and icecream will also be servedand if you bring your Pe-ter Piper mug yourbeverage is free. No signup is necessary – justshow up. At the March event83 attended and 7 birth-

days and 3 anniversaries werecelebrated. Peter Piper Pizzacontinues during the Summerwith Shirley Broadbent and AlWright taking over as SummerChairpersons. The nextPeter Piper dates are: (all Mon-days at 11:30 a.m.) April 12,May 10, and June 14.

Ray & Gloria CekallaWinter Chairpersons

ALADDIN VILLAS PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.GENERAL MEETING

APRIL 1,2010

President Charles Hopkins called the General Meeting of Aladdin Villas Property Owners Associatio~Inc. to order in the Ballroom at 9:00 a.m.. on Thmsday, April 1, 2010. Other board members present wereDave Matson, Tom Gannon, Harold Wilson, Stan Snyder, Ron Forquer, Judi Elliott and Mary JoJennings. President Hopkins welcomed residents and. asked the membership to recite the Pledge ofAllegiance. President Hopkins announced the meeting is being recorded to aid the secretaxy's taking ofthe minutes. Jim Ellisor served as parliamentarian.

SECRETARY, MARY JO JENNINGS:it. Minutes for March 4, 2010, General Meeting will be filed as printed

TREASURER, HAROLD WILSON:1. The March beginning balance of all funds was $208,86230, receipts of$4508.08" expenses of

$11,436.41 for an ending balance of $195,933.91.2. There are 6 residents that haven't paid the assessments which amounts to about $4500.3. The:financial report is posted on the bulletin boards and will be in the News and Views instead

of being printed to band out at the General Meeting. This will reduce printing and paper costs.

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, TOM GANNON1. Read the following actions of the Bomd of Directors.

a. Appointed Harold WIlson as Treasurer for the remainder of the year.b. Appointed Jim Robinson as Assistant Treasurer fur the remainder of the year.c. Removed resigned Treasurer from the signatory list.d Added Lois Vonderheide to the signatory list.e. Unpaid assessment fees are being charged $10 a month now and in November a lien will

be filed against the property if fees still aren't paid£ Bug Works has been contracted for pest control.g. Freezer in the kitchen has been replaced.h. Starting in May the Corporate Office will be open on Monday mornings only fur the

summer.

QUORUM COIJNT ANNOUNCED AT 170.43•. lDformational meeting only ..

VICEPRESIDENT,MAlNTANCE: STANSNYDER1. The crack in the swimming pool has been fixed.2. The new chair rails have been installed in the billroom thanks to Tony Eckroth, Darrold

Walker and Jerry Boman.3. Bug Works has been contracted to provide pest control and has placed some rodent control

boxes armmd the buildings - please leave them there.4. Thanked Gib Holst fur helping paint the mail collection box by the West Hall.5. We are now on the summer trash schedule which is two containers on each side with pickup

on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Please recycle as much material as possible to le~:n theamount in the dumpsters.

1Aladdin Villas Subdivision is a 55 yeaTSof age or older housing exempted community. as set forth in section 807 oftbe jrait'

Housing Act (42 D.S.CA. 3607) and amended by the Housing for Older Persons Act of 19955

ALADDIN VILLAS PROPERlY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.GENERAL MEETING

APRIL 1,2010

VICE PRESIDENT, PROPERTIES: RON FORQUER1. Four architectural permits were approved in March.2. Make sure you have made summer arrangements for lawn maintenance.3. All fruit on the ground needs to be.cleaned up and disposed.

VICE PRESIDENT, FINANCE: DAVE MATSON1. Asked for a volunteer to be Assistant Vice President of Finance ..2. Asked for a volunteer to be Chairperson for the Memorial and Gift Fund.

VICE PRESIDENT, ACTIVITIES: JUDI ELLIOfT NO REPORT

UNFINlSBED BUSINESS:1. The cluster mail boxes are the responsibility of the individual owners and they will need to

contact the post office to arrange any necessary repairs to the locks and/or doors. The USPostal Service will charge for the repairs.

2. The kitchen security issue has been studied with the possibility of installing cameras and/orchanging the locks. Due to the legal questions that arose from installing cameras and theprobability of not being able to secure all keys for new locks, the boatd has decided to not takeany action at this time and continue to monitor the situation.

3. Another reminder that the trash containers are for Aladdin Villas residents only. If youemploy outside contractors make it clear to them that they are to dispose of the wasteelsewhere - not in our dumpsters.

ANNOUNCEMENTS:1. Phone books and blue books are available at the back table.2. Mary Jo Jennings asked fur someone to serve as assistant secretary for the summer.

President Hopkins thanked the registration table workers, vote collectors and tellers, servers, sound crew,and Activities for furnishing the coffee and donuts.

Board MeetiRg - Tllarsday, AprilS, 2010, at ':H A.M. in tile HaeieRda ROODlBoard Meeting -Thursday, Apn12', 2010, at 9:00 A.M. in tile Hacienda RoomNext Gmeral MeetiBg - Thursday, May 6, 2018, ':00 A.M. in the Ballmom

2Aladdin Villas Subdivision is a 55 years of age or older housing exempted coromuoit;y. as set forth in Section 807 oftbe Fair

Housing Act (42 U.S.C.A. 3607) and amended by the Housing for Older Persons Act of 19956

Aladdin Villas Property Owners AssociationFinancial Report

As of March 31, 2010

ASSETSChecking/Savings/Cash

Compass CheckingCompass Money MarketPetty Cash

Total Checking/Savings/Cash

Fund BalancesMaintenance FundTrash FundContingency FundMemorial Fund

Total Fund Balances

Mar 31,10

2,905.62192,428.29

600.00195,933.91

134,102.2023,726.7734,810.73

3,294.21195,933.91

10,748.04197,514.26

600.00208,862.30

146,741.2324,135.8134,691.05

3,294.21208,862.30

INCOME101 . Maintenance Fund121 . Trash Fund122· Lot Mowing Fees133 . Misc. Income134 . Interest & Penalties143· Memorial Fund Donations

TOTAL INCOME

3,517.50870.90

0.000.00

119.680.00

4,508.08

EXPENSE201 . Insurance202 . Utilities203· Taxes204 . Swimming Pool205· Buildings206 . Grounds207· Office208 . Professional Fees210 . Miscellaneous221 . Trash222 . Lot Mowing Expense224 . Contingency243· Memorials

TOTAL EXPENSE

0.003,199.29

0.002,612.788,690.261,061.00

593.200.000.00

1,279.940.000.000.00

17,436.47

175,640.2730,786.16

0.000.00

564.640.00

206,991.07

0.009,847.22

0.004,244.78

22,261.803,018.172,136.42

0.0029.68

7,059.390.000.000.00

48,597.46

177,550.7731,273.26

16,554.0044,000.00

14,050.0075,046.7720,400.00

4,500.003,000.00

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Aladdin Villas Residents AssociationActivities General Meeting Minutes

Aprill, 2010

Meeting Caned to order by President Judi Elliott 9:35 A.M.

Minutes of the March 4th meeting were approved as submitted.

Treasurer Edith Padgett reported a beginning balance of $29,909.61,income of$11,677.21, expenses of$7116.25 for an ending balance of$34,470.57. In her capacity as Singles Chairman she reports thatsingles will meet at 1\1r.Gaddi restaurant at 5:00 today. April 20th willbe at Red Lobster.

President- Judi Elliott -We need volunteers for the decoratingcommittee for the two dances in the coming season, New Years Eveand Valentines Day. She also stated that prOfit from the fashion showis $3,868.71. Theme for the next fashion show is New York, NewYark. She wished th()se who leave for the summer a safe trip and ahappy summer.

Crafts Joyce Yazel reported that the committee making quilts for themilitary expeet to deliver over 180 quilts on April 15th. She requesteddonations for the project.

Events Maria Velaseo Thanked an that have helped with eventsprograms including Arts and Crafts display day, Garage sale, and St.Patrieks Day and those- who controlled traffic.

Health and Human Services Blood pressures will be taken Sat April3rd from 8 to 9:30in the library. Line Dance classes will be availablein the faILTime 10 to 11:30 A. M. on Mondays, more information later.

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Kitchen Mary Cunningham gave special thanks to Frank and GraceGoretzka and all their helpers ( Profit from biscuit and gravy projectwas $2,000), Ray and Gloria Cekalla tor being in charge of PeterPiper Pizza. Loren and Bonnie Perry for being in charge of pancakes.Starting in November we will have pancakes on Saturday morning.

Friday, April 2nd will be kitchen cleaning day, and we could us a fewmore volunteers. Trudy and Alan Johnston, Bonnie and Loran Perry,Richard Peer, Pat Benz, Leroy and Anita Kloch, Greta Paschall , andi'v1aryand Mitch Cunningham have agreed to help. \Vith a lot ofvolunteers, we can be done by noon.

Publicity Ray Cekalla reports that Cindy White will be in charge ofthe signboard and Judy Devos win be in charge of the bulletin boards.Next Peter Piper day April 12th.

Jeanne Smith announced that bowling will be at Valley Bowl at9:A.M Monday mornings.

Woodworking Tony Eckroth reported that Joe Sedor will be takingover for the summer.

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