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O I C EJanuary 2015 Vol. 10 No. 9 Sunland Springs Village Homeowners Association, Inc. • An Active Adult Community 20 Pages

What’s Inside• Around the Village ..................................................... 4• On the Manager’s Mind .............................................. 4• Clubs ....................................................................... 5-7• Activities ............................................................... 8-13• Sports .................................................................. 15-16• From the Board ........................................................ 17• Classified Ads .......................................................... 18• Activities Calendar ................................................... 19

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Senior Resource FairSunland Springs Village is proud to present our annual

Saturday, January 24, 2015 from 9:00AM – 1:00PMin the Sunland Springs Village Auditorium

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Coordinators and Contacts for ActivitiesGROUP CONTACT PERSON TELEPHONE Adopt-a-Street Joe & Kathy Fellhauer 835-6052 Aerobics (Low Impact) Rita Vautrin 634-4784 Bible Study Sylvia Hansen 984-4347 Billiards, Mens Linda Bisted, Pres 654.0496 Bob Briggson 659-1996Billiards, Ladies Barb Harvey 357-1720 Bingo Gene Lutter 357-7193 Bocce Ball Roger Kexel 584-4718 Book Club Nancy Olson 837-5702Bridge – 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 JoAnne Chapin 380-2302 Computer Club Pat Miller 602-321-6619 Dominos Lucy Freeman 507-323-5036Cribbage Nancy Patterson 636-8361 Euchre Marv Karst 357-2440Game Night LaVonne Ballhorn 981-2946 Genealogy Judi Taylor 354-1708Golf I HOA John VandeSteeg 357-3548 Golf – Couples 18-Hole Bob & Karen Bushaw 612-709--2323 Golf – Fun in the Sun Jane Gilbertson 380-0239 Golf – Ladies 18-Hole Barb Shaw 288-2609 Golf – Men’s Golf Club Joe Castelli 664-7278Golf – Roadrunners Couples Gloria Swanson 219-7683Golf Pro Shop Gary Humprey 984-4209Golf - Feasibility Study Arnie Schwalb 396-2181Hiking Group John Tibbels 360-241-0401Investment Club John Horan 656-2205 Karaoke Club Jim Hazel 641-3010Labels for Schools Donna Stelter 699-1642LDS Social Ralph Stokes 354-9100 Library Jan Orr 612-240-2396Lions Club Barbara Baukus 205-6532Low Impact Aerobics Rita Vautrin 634-4781 Machine Embroidery Kathy Anderson 699-6342Mah Jongg – Natl. Roger Berge 696-4259 Mah Jongg – Intl Sharon Carpenter 380-0535 Mah Jongg – Intl Pam Politiski 621-5910 Men’s Breakfast Paul Leber 231-8818 Motorcycle Club Gene Lutter 357-7193

Needle Crafters Flo Bird 984-1878Newcomers Orientation Effie Leatherman 986-3196 Pet Pals Maureen (Mo) Serva 984-8380 P.E.O. Chapter Giovanna Richardson 284-6342P.E.O. Social Group Joan Kyro 986-6952 Photo Club Rita Vautrin 634-4784 Pickle Ball Gary Wagner 309-241-7811Pinochle – Double Deck Judi Taylor 354-1708 Poker – Texas Hold’em Harlan Steinle 982-3567 Prayer Group Sylvia Hansen 984-4347 Quilt Club Mary Stolze 358-0122Road Runners Golf Ed Svendsen 402-202-5489 Round Dance Club Ken & Sue Davis 209-5755Scuba & Snorkeling Jim Palfini 610-2171 Shuffleboard Jim Thrasher 515-201-9623 Ron Weisenburger 584-6136 Softball – Mens Dave Chase 878-9561 Stained Glass Harley Lemmon 984-7514 Springs Chapel Choir Judy Herr 659-7026 Springs Chapel Chairman Marshall Poling 899-4344 Tai Chi Bob Jelley 984-6611 Table & Chairs Belle Myers 354-2019 Tennis Club Diane Thompson 354-7897Terra Travel Bob & Ginny Gray 986-2331 Textile Arts Center Mary Stolze 358-0122Village Playhouse Monica Rae Stein 668-3753Village Stampers Linda Verstraete 309-781-5287 Village Voices Chorus Judy Herr 659-7026 VOICE Distribution Al & Myra Lillie 892-2490 VOICE Editorial Board Jane Harrel 214-5264 Water Aerobics – AM Janet Will 380-8700 Water Aerobics – PM Brian Balzarini 380-5287 Water Exercise Mary Obligato 602-647-0904Water Volleyball Rusty Haller 380.1617 Steve Bromberg 303.882.2385Weight Watchers Linda Daniels 403-396-2081Winter Water Aerobics – ST Rose Seminoe 354-7990 Woodshop George Bonas 288-8367 Writers Club Nan Miller 984-1852 Writing Your Story Mary Tasto 984-6526 Yoga Christine Marcus 986-6092 Zumba Susan Tuttle 602-329-2213HOA COMMITTEES:Architecture Committee Becky Burch 962-9298Buildings Committee Rod Hoflick 984-8917Communications Committee Dick Simmon 949-1110Finance Committee Bob Neilson 789-3727Landscape Committee Dave Caldwell 380-9833Recreation Facilities Comm Dale Miller 215-9763Security Committee Ed Leahy 357-3586

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

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Around the Village

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Rolling into . . .. . . the new year with a whirlwind of

concerts, dances, socials, classes, speakers, dinners and much more. You will want to check out the website (ssvhoa.com), the bulletin boards, Channel 22 and Coffee Time for more information. Events sell out quickly – buy your tickets early.

Concert Series 2015 . . .. . . season tickets still need to be

picked up by a few people. Please do so as soon as possible. The first concert is Janu-ary 14 with Beachfront Property. If you did not purchase season tickets but would like to attend individual performances, tickets are on sale NOW for vocalists “Beachfront Property” (January 14) and comedy magic with “Dana Daniels” (January 29). See flyers on page 12. Keep in mind, tickets will not be sold at the door.

Many thanks . . .. . . to all that participated in the

Holiday Light Parade with special thanks to the SSV Tennis Club for providing traf-fic control. We had 30 well adorned golf carts with Santas galore along with several decked out fuzzy, four-legged friends riding along. The seventy (70) member marching band from Desert Ridge High School did a superb job of heading up the “cartavan.” Hats off to Director Stephanie Campbell. It was a chilly night and the hot chocolate and cookies were enjoyed by all.

Mark your calendar . . . . . . with the Club Representative

meeting on February 4 at 1:00 PM in the Superstition Room. A representative from each club/group/activity needs to attend. Room request forms and budget request packets for the next season (June 1, 2015 through May 31, 2016) will be available at the meeting. All clubs/groups/activities using any room or facility must complete a Room Request. Mark your calendar for this important meeting.

Happy New Year to all of you.

By: Buffy Lewis, HOA ManagerHappy New Year to you all! I am so

excited to welcome in the New Year. I hope everyone had wonderful holidays, and that all of us have a blessed upcoming year. Now we can take a deep breath and relax from all the hustle and bustle of December.

The 2015 assessment statements were sent out at the beginning of December. If you have not received your bill, please con-tact me immediately. Assessments were due on January 1, 2015. DON’T PANIC! There is a grace period until January 15, but it is imperative to get it paid so you do not incur any late charges or rebill fees. Contact me if

you need assistance with your assessment.Our annual HOA meeting will be

coming up in February. I will get the information out on the SSV Forum and SSV E-News soon, so be looking for that. It will also be printed in the Village Voice for February.

For those who have holiday decora-tions up, they must be taken down by January 15, as stated in the Architectural Control Policy Manual.

I hope everyone has a joyous January!

Wanted: Volunteers for the Security Committee

By Ed Leahy, Chairman SSV Security CommitteeThe SSV Security Committee was

created seven or eight years ago to help keep SSV a low crime area. The main effort of the committee is to encourage home owners to participate in the Mesa Police Block Watch Program and take all reasonable steps to protect their property.

It is not the mission of the Commit-tee to provide home security but rather to promote home security. According the Mesa Police, 40 to 50% of property thefts are preventable with common sense measures. The police can’t sit in front of each of our homes to protect them. SSV is patrolled nightly by Community Action Security, but these are roving patrols that also can’t be everywhere at once. The most important layer of protection are steps taken by each of us to protect our property. Measures like keeping garage

doors closed, having security doors and sen-sor porch lights that come on when some-one approaches your home, and quickly removing door hangers and other tell-tale signs that you are not home. This is the message the Security Committee constantly promotes to prevent intrusions, and that is what volunteer committee members are involved in doing.

If you are interested, you can volunteer at the SSV Activities Office. Who knows? The home you might help protect could be your own.

Village SnapshotDolores Marie Patterson

By: Nan MillerB o r n a n d

r a i s e d i n L a -Grande, Oregon, Dolores Mar ie Patterson lived throughout the Pacific Northwest until moving to Mesa in 1983 and to SSV in March 2001. She is an

active member of the Writers Club and in charge of the group’s “Meet Your Local Au-thors” for 2015.

Winning an award for her ghost town article in the fifth grade encouraged her writ-ing. In addition to composing poems, she wrote articles including ones for her church bulletin. In 2005, she was given the assign-ment, as associate pastor at Life Community Church, to find a Bible reading program for her church. She wrote her own and put it in the 2006 church bulletin weekly for a year. After solid acceptance of the bulletin inserts, her husband encouraged her to publish them. In 2008, this resulted in her first book, My Daily SOAK. “It’s a journey through the New Testament, one day and one chapter at a time,” Dolores said.

She always wanted to write a novel. Her book, The School Teacher and the Bad Boy, is an historical Christian romance set in Wicken-burg, Arizona. It was self-published through Abbott Press. Recently, her son-in-law asked her to develop an app with My Daily Soak for the iPad and iPhone. That was published in 2013. She is now working on an app for the Old Testament.

Dolores was a homemaker and volunteer for her church and community between 1964 and 1984. In 1987, she became a paralegal at a Tempe law office. Since 1990, she has worked as a pastor at Life Community Church. In addition to writing, including tracing her family history, she enjoys walking, riding her bicycle, and reading.

Dolores graduated from the paralegal school of the Business College of Arizona State University. She attended several Bible schools including Phoenix’s Western Bible Institute,

Married to her husband, Zane, for 50 years, they enjoy RVing in their motorhome. After working for 34 years as a customer service agent for different airlines, Zane was a truck driver for Hurley Distribution Company from 1995-2001, until he retired. They have one daughter.

Happy New Year!

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ClubsBunko

By Joe FusaroBunko must be catching on as our num-

bers are growing. We had 23 players even with six of our regular player absent. We soon will be out growing the Majestic room.

Some of our new players in December were Ethel Grosse, Lynda and George White, John Spero, Julia Houck, Sandi and Ron Fitch, and Renate Meyers. We meet at 2:15 PM in the Majestic Card room on the second Saturday of every month, even in the summer.

Bunko is played with dice and is a very simple game to learn. We collect $3.00 to be distributed for the seven winning categories. At the end on Bunko, we also play a game for $1.00 called “Left Center Right.” There are two winners in the game. We are usually finished by 4:30 PM.

For more information or for a copy of the playing rules for either game, contact me, Joe Fusaro, by email at [email protected] or call 480-390-0447.

Car Club

Computer ClubBy Pat Miller

Welcome to the New Year!Get any new gadgets for Christmas?

From Smart Phones to sophisticated comput-ers, the Computer Club can help you make the most of those new toys. We have classes, presentations and individual help for users at all levels of expertise. We cover Apple and PC products – phones, tablets, laptops and desktop computers. Come join us every Wednesday at 10 in the morning in the San Tan Rooms to get your questions answered.

The January programs are:January 7: Smarter, Happier Computer

User with Dewey KloosJanuary 14: Facebook Update – Linda

McAteerJanuary 21: Everything Apple tips and

Discussion groups January 28: Fraud Protection – AARP

A few classes were held in December and many more will be scheduled starting in January. Julia Hoon will provide a short update on scheduled classes prior to each regular meeting. She and Nancy Ryan will be available prior and after each meeting to sign you up for classes. Each class is only $5 for Computer Club members. All of our classes provide hands on teaching and individual help. You can see the entire schedule of both classes and meetings by going to ssvcc.com and clicking on calendar. If you would like to see a specific class planned, please contact Julia Hoon, 509 679 8009.

We have lots of new and exciting pre-sentations planned for the remainder of the season. Come join us in the San Tan Rooms on Wednesdays at 10:00 AM.

Karaoke Party

Village VoicesBy: Judy Herr, Director

The members of the Vil-lage Voices chorus would like to thank those of you who supported us by attending our annual Christmas concert. We

hope our concert added to your celebration of the Christmas season. Half of your ticket cost has been donated to local food banks. We will have exact figures for you in next month’s article.

We also wish to extend a heartfelt thanks to a most generous couple, residents of Sun-land Springs Village, who donated the money for us to purchase new music folders. They wish to remain anonymous, but said they hope that their donation might set an example to others to help support activities and groups in our Village. The members of the chorus are thrilled to have the new folders. We intend to discard the old folders that are unusable and to donate the remainder to a local school that can use them for their students.

Rehearsals for the Spring Concert will begin on January 2. The Village Voices meet twice weekly, on Monday afternoons and Friday mornings, to rehearse for our concerts. If you are interested in becoming a member, please contact Judy Herr, 480-636-2388, or one of the chorus members for further information.

Writing Your Story

By: Mary TastoThe Writing Your Story class could also

be entitled “Sharing Your History,” as that is what it is.

We all have wonderful memories (and some that may be not so wonderful) that should be shared with those who come after us.

“I can’t write” you may say, but many who have attended the class in the past have said the same thing and guess what, they found they can write and do it very well, I might add.

Some topics include: early childhood memories; schools, jobs, homes in which they have lived; illnesses; raising children; retirement. The list goes on and on. In sharing with others in the class, we remember other events we might have forgotten.

Many who have been in the class in previous years have expressed that they were so glad they participated, and their families are glad that those memories are preserved.

Class begins on Tuesday, January 13, from 9 to 11 AM and are held in the Summit Room. Consider joining us for a rewarding experience.

If you have questions, feel free to call me, Mary Tasto. My number is 320 260 3744.

Writers ClubBy: Nan Miller

The Writers Club consists of novices, published authors, and every level between. Writing genres and styles are as varied as our membership. Our mission is to improve our writing, meet others with a common interest, and make new friends. Anyone who has an interest in creative writing is welcome.

We meet the first and third Thursdays of each month in the Superstition Room from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. In January, we will skip the 1st because of the holiday, but we will meet January 15. At each session, we decide on a short writing exercise to share at the fol-lowing meeting. As an option, we bring our own projects to share with the group.

Our group writes a few paragraphs, on a subject provided by one of our members, during the last 45 minutes of each session. We then read aloud what everyone has composed. This encourages all to write.

For those seeking critiques, the group offers a special interest group on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month in the Summit Card Room at 10:00 a.m.

For questions, if you would like to learn what the present assignment is, or if you want to attend either group, call Nan Miller at 480-984-1852.

Gerry Moss (Santa)

Room was packed

By: Ron NeumanAttention SSV car enthusiasts. The

2014/2015 winter season meetings of the Car Club began on December 1, 2014. The Club meets each Monday at 8:30 AM at John’s Toy Barn located at 3266 W Galveston DR., Suite 110. Coffee and donuts will be provided. There are no dues or fees to attend.

Pictured Stan and Cheryl WagnerThe Car Club is for all residents interest-

ed in Classic cars, antique cars, specialty cars, muscle cars, new cars, foreign cars, et al. At each meeting there is talk about automotive history, design, interesting facts, local car events (including tours), maintenance, and other car topics of interest including personal projects. Discussion format is round table.

There may be room to store and work on your vehicle inside at the site. Tools are

available.The March 14, 2015, Car Show is coming

fast and will be organized by Club members.To locate John’s Toy Barn follow Base-

line to Ironwood, go south (right) on Ironwood one (1) mile to Guadalupe, turn west (right) to Pinal Dr. (note Recycling sign), turn North (right) for one (1) block to Galveston, and West (Left) to the gate on the North side. The location is east across the fence and field from SSV, but in the industrial park accessed only from Ironwood.

Bring your car, pictures, or a friend for some car fun.

Contact John Vander Haag (712-490-5102) or Ron Neuman (507-254-7939) for more info.

By: Doris HavelkaIt was another fun

night at Karaoke on De-cember 4. The room was packed and tables were pushed together so friends could all be to-gether. There were very

few empty seats in the room. The theme was Christmas songs, many were sung, and the entire room joined in on The 12 Days of Christmas, where each group was given a different day and the group stood to sing their verse. It was fun watching everyone in the room join in. Special thanks to Judy Ofelt who has made this song a tradition of the Karaoke Club. There was an appearance

by Santa who passed out peppermint candy! Happy New Year to all!

There will be no Karaoke Party in Janu-ary but we will resume on February 6th with the theme being Songs of Love. Karaoke parties are on the 1st Friday of the month in the San Tan Center.

The Karaoke club donated ice buckets and scoops for use in the San Tan Center and are discussing what to do for the next donation.

The Free Super Bowl Party tickets will be available in January!

The Karaoke Club is sponsoring an Oldies dance on February 7 featuring music by 3-Speed! Get your tickets early!!

Book ClubWhen: First Friday of the month, (usually)

November through April Where: Superstition Room

Time: 1:30 to 3:00 PM All are welcome to these lively book

discussions.

Contact persons: Nancy Olson 480-837-5702, Peggy Schafer 480-621-7385

January 9, 2015

The Invention of Wings Sue Monk Kidd, 2014

February 6, 2015

The Housemaid’s Daughter Barbara Mutch, 2012

March 6, 2015

The Girl Who Fell from the Sky Heidi W. Durrow, 2010


ClubsTextile Arts Center

By: Darlene JaspersonTo parody the old song;

“Oh, the weather outside is frightful, but the fire is so delightful…Let us sew, let us sew, let us sew!” And that’s exactly what we are doing on the following dates:

Friday, 1/2, 10 -12 PM – Free-motion quilting groupMonday, 1/5, 5:30 – 7:30 PM – Jelly roll quilt race event. Moderator: Mary StolzeTuesday, 1/6, 12 – 3 PM – American Hero quilt meetingWednesday, 1/7, 9 AM – 12 PM – Drunkard’s Path quilt block. Instructor: Karol Hoff.Wednesday, 1/7, 12 – 3 PM – Wool applique technique. Instructor: Carol KorverMonday, 1/12, 9:15 – 11:30 AM - TAC general business meetingTuesday, 1/13, 9 AM – 12 PM – Knitted Knockers groupWednesday, 1/14, 9 AM - 12 PM – Quarter square triangle quilt block. Instructor: Karol HoffThursday, 1/15, 1 – 3 PM – Knit/crochet/cross stitch groupFriday, 1/16, 10 AM -12 PM – Free-motion quilt groupSaturday, 1/17, 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM – Serger machine class. Instructor: Belva Barrick. Deadline for registration is January 2 since classes are limited.Monday, 1/19, 9 AM – 12 PM – AZ Blankets for KidsWednesday, 1/21, 12 – 3 PM - Wool applique technique. Instructor: Carol KorverThursday, 1/22, Shop Hop (Time and destination to be determined)Friday, 1/23, 10-12 PM – Serger machine orientationMonday, 1/26, 9:15 AM – 12 PM – Show ‘n Tell meetingWednesday, 1/28, 9 AM – 12 PM – Shirt apron class

Please feel free to stop by the Red Mountain Room any time to check the room calendar for a complete list of activities.

I would also like to remind everyone about the “paint chip challenge.” Still time to participate in the fun, so pick up those paint chips and let’s have a large display of these projects to show at the TAC Annual Quilt Show on February 22 from 9 AM to 2 PM!

Vagabond Club News - Trips & Tips

By: Bob and Ginny Gray, www.ssvhoa.com/terra-travel, 480-986-2331, or [email protected]

As you are reading this edition, nearly 70 of your friends and neighbors from SSV are enjoying a relaxing Caribbean Cruise with Wayne and Judith Konz helping them celebrate their retirement. During their years as Travel Agents here at SSV, they have given so many of us the opportunity to travel and to check one more destination off our “Bucket List.” We all laughed our way through the 2007 Jack Nicholson mov-ie. As my Dad always told me, “Travel now while you can. The day will come when you won’t be able to.”

I have many destinations that I still want to see and enjoy, and I’ll bet you do too. Do you enjoy cruising? What is your favorite? Large Ocean Liners, Small Ships, Luxury, or how about a River Cruise. River Cruising is extremely popular and there are several options to choose from. Do you enjoy Motor Coach Tours? There are great Motor Coach Tour op-portunities in the USA and Canada as well as abroad, and some include river cruises.

Many of you have enjoyed Collette Motor Coach trips, and we hope you will join our SSV neighbors on the “Heri-tage of America” tour from New York to Washington DC for ten days beginning September 25. We also will be taking a 15-day cruise through the Panama Canal in February 2016. This trip will include a two day Canal Experience, stops in Guatemala, Costa Rica, Panama, Columbia, and Aruba. This cruise goes through the canal, not just to the lake and back out again. We will be traveling from Los Angeles to Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. We are also planning a trip to Ireland and Scotland in 2016. Details to follow.

TIP OF THE MONTH: Contact us to install the “Per-sonal Travel Consultant” on your smart phone. This free app can be downloaded for your foreign destinations before you leave home. It provides information, places to see, restau-rants, etc., and you do not need to have your phone roaming while abroad.

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Ceramics ClubBy: Gary Wagner

The Ceramics Club is sponsoring a dance on Sat-urday, January 17, 2015, in the Auditorium featuring “Saguaro Sunset.” This band will be playing all your country favorites as well as 50’s and 60’s Rock and Roll tunes. Tickets are $7.00 in

advance at the Activities office and $8.00 at the door.Do you like to work with your hands? Do you like to

doodle? Do you like handmade gifts? Try ceramics! Not only do we paint, but we create with clay, carve on wet greenware, create special pieces using horsehair, and now we have added glass fusing. Glass fusing is similar to stained glass without soldering the pieces together. The glass is cut and then melted together in our glass kiln. If you are interested in glass fusing, please contact Gary Wagner at (309) 241-7811.

The Ceramics Club invites anyone with any level of experience to join us in the Four Peaks Room for learning, fun and camaraderie. We are putting together several special classes which we will teach beginning in January.

Open sessions are held in the Four Peaks room every Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM year round.

There will be a Club meeting on Thursday, January 8, 2015, at 9:00 AM in the Four Peaks Room. Please attend for more club information and to have any of your questions answered.

For additional information, please contact JoAnne Chapin at 480-380-2302.

Isn’t Genealogy Fun?By: Judi Taylor, 480.354.1708

The answer to one problem leads to two more. Start off the new year doing genealogy and finding your ancestors. Our speaker for Club this month is Karen Blackmore, and she will be telling us all about: Linkpendium, Google Books, and World Cat.

Everyone is welcome. We will meet Monday, January 5, at 7:00 PM in the Superstition Room.

I think my family tree is a few branches short of full bloom.


ClubsPhoto Club

By: Mardy HengenThe Photo Club meets for a formal business meeting

the first Monday of the month. The second Monday is devoted to show and tell where members submit photos in three categories that were selected at the end of the prior season. In January 2015, the categories are Flow-ers, Night Shots, and Open, which can include photos that are creatively interpreted and appear as “altered reality.”

The third Monday of the month the Club usually hosts a presentation by a professional in the photography field. This coming January 19, our Club is lucky to have as our guest speaker Gil Rebilas. Gil is a nationally known pho-tographer. He has been a drag car racer, and then became a photographer who has taken pictures of drag races all over the world. The subject of his program is “Life of a Motor Sports Photographer.” His exciting presentation is about his narrow escapes photographing the races. EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO ATTEND. On February 16, Gil will be back to present, “The Passion of the Chase! Photographing Lightning!” So mark your calendars to join us on January 19 and again on February 16 for these exciting offerings. Membership in the Club is not required to join us January 19 in the Superstition Room at 1:00 PM.

On the fourth Monday, the Club ventures out and about on a field trip. In November, we travelled to Bearizona in Williams AZ and in January 2015, we will be travelling to the Biosphere in Oracle AZ.

We always welcome new members to join us for our formal meeting, show and tell date, our professional pre-sentations, and on the field trip if you choose. We meet on Mondays at l:00 PM in the Superstition Room. Our season culminates with an Annual Exhibit In the auditorium. This season the show will be on March 8, 2015. Again, we are happy to have you come and view our photos from the season and to visit with the members of the Club.

Photo ClubBy: Karen Lowery

The following images are pictures that were used in our monthly Show and Learn during our 2013-2014 season. Other images are shown in a rotating display in the Superstition Room.”

Discovery,MissionAccomplished,byBruceStofferan

Old Railroad tie Stairs, by Gene Cate

Sailing in the Bay, by Marjorie Card

TotheLighthouse,byDickLund

YoungDriver,byKarenLowery

Sunset,byJayneRolf

San Francisco Asis, by Don Taylor

StFrancisofAsissi,SantéFe,byKarenWard


Community Bible Study

By Ardella BurtmanA community Bible study is held every Friday morning at

9:00 AM in the Springs Card Room. The Bible study is open to anyone who wishes to attend and is not restricted solely to residents of Sunland Springs Village. This is an interde-nominational study, open to men and women. There is no charge and no book to buy – the Bible is the study guide with use of commentaries by trusted Christian writers. Bring any translation of the Bible you prefer to use. The Bible studies continue throughout the summer months.

Pastor Tom Weitzel is leading the Bible study group in a study of John, the Fourth Gospel of the Bible, wherein some of the greatest truths of the Christian faith are taught. This study is designed to reveal John’s view of Jesus. The study will also challenge traditionally held beliefs and show how the Gospel of John, more than any other Gospel, provides a comprehensive basis for the Christian faith. Pastor Weitzel emphasizes that the purpose of studying God’s Word is not simply to become more knowledgeable, but to learn to know and love Jesus better. This study will continue throughout the winter months.

Pastor Weitzel has a Masters in Divinity from Bethel Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota. He was a pastor for 20 years serving churches in Iowa and Colorado. He and his wife, Ann, have a winter home in Sunland Springs Village and a summer home in the Estes Park, Colorado area, where Tom pastors a church in Drake, Colorado, during the summer months.

If you have any questions about the Bible study, please call Ardella Burtman at 480.993.3102.

1Therefore, I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God’s mercy, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God—this is your true and proper worship. 2 Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be trans-formed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is—his good, pleasing and perfect will. Romans 12:1-2

Chapel TidingsBy Springs Chapel Board

Springs Chapel offers Sunland Springs Village residents a Christian community worship service each Sunday at 9:00 AM in the SSV Auditorium, followed by a coffee and fellow-ship hour. Communion is offered the first Sunday of each month. This is a non-denominational, Bible-based ministry. Pastor Anthony Bryant and Pastor Lanny Barringer serve as its pastors.

While not a full-fledged church, Springs Chapel does offer opportunities to participate in a mixed choir, men’s and women’s breakfasts, women’s reading groups of Christian books, and special social events sponsored by the Chapel. Choir practice is scheduled on late Wednesday afternoon at 4:45 PM in the Superstition Room. The Choir Director is Judy Herr (480-659-7026). Chapel men’s and women’s groups meet once a month on a Thursday morning. For further information on these groups contact Bud Dighton at 480-380-7733 (Men’s Group) or Julia Hoon at 509-679-8009 (Women’s Group). The Women’s Reading Group meets once a month. Contact person for the reading group is Sylvia Hansen (480-984-4347). Special events are coordinated by Tony and Donna Mills (480-946-7344).

On January 4 the Mostly Vintage Quartet will provide special music at the 9 AM service. Rich Carey, a Chapel attendee, sings with the group. The Chapel Anniversary celebration will be January 18, 2015, with dinner at 5 PM followed by a special music performance by Cynthia and Wayne Hoff at 6 PM.

12 It is a land the Lord your God cares for; the eyes of the Lord your God are continually on it from the beginning of the year to its end.

13 So if you faithfully obey the commands I am giving you today—to love the Lord your God and to serve him with all your heart and with all your soul— …. you will eat and be satisfied.

16 Be careful, or you will be enticed to turn away and wor-ship other gods and bow down to them. 17 Then the Lord’s anger will burn against you, …. and you will soon perish from the good land the Lord is giving you. Deuteronomy 11:12-17

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ADOPT-A-STREET

By: Kathy and Joe FellhauerWe would like to thank all the volunteers

who helped with the clean-up along Baseline Road between Signal Butte and Meridian on Saturday, November 22, 2014. We did not have a lot of trash thanks to the unknown per-son who cleans up in between our scheduled clean-ups. It only took us 25 minutes.

We had nine volunteers: Linda Carey, Sharon and Wally Hoblit, Dale and Martha Hawkins, Kathy Thompson, Dave Coppinger, Don and Doris Borne.

Ladies Ponytail Canasta

Corvette Owners

SummitBy: Leslie Dytko, Director of Sales and Market-ing

We are all aging. You may be watching a spouse’s health decline as they age or you may be managing the care of your aging parents. Do you want to navigate through the aging process as successfully and gracefully as possible? Join us to learn the top ten ways to do just that.

Thursday, January 810AM – Superstition Room

Please RSVP by 01/06/15, as seating is lim-ited. 480-907-5588.

WantedBy: Doris Havelka

We are looking for people who play instruments, can sing, act, dance, tell jokes, juggle, do magic, or just want to be in the annual karaoke Variety Show. If you are interested or know someone who would be good in our show, please give us a call at 671-1392 or e-mail at [email protected]. Auditions are at 1 PM on January 17. Please call for a scheduled time. The Variety show will be Sunday, March 15.

Attention Knitters

By: Ginny WymanWe are partnering with Knitted Knocker

Charities of Gilbert AZ.Knitted Knockers are breast prosthesis

used by cancer patients after a mastectomy. They are knitted or crocheted in the shape of a breast with a special cotton yarn. When Knitted Knockers are placed in a bra, they take the shape and feel of a real breast. They are lighter and more comfortable than silicone prosthetic breasts. The Knitted fabric breathes and prevents the heat rash experienced by many women wearing the silicone ones.

Knockers are requested by Breast Cancer SurvivorsDate: Tuesday January 13 2015Time: 9:15 AMRoom: TAC RoomAll are welcome to come and participate.We will teach you how to knit!!!!You’ve just made a difference in women’s life!Questions? Please call Ginny Wyman, 763-360-5612, or Marge Er ickson, 480-807-5575.

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By: Jane HarrelThe Ladies Ponytail Canasta Group does

not just play cards. On December 1, they also had a huge Christmas luncheon feast of chicken, potato salad, fruit, pickles and green olives, rolls and butter, and potato chips with big chocolate chip cookies for dessert. It was yummy.

Maureen Coniglio and Kathy Boerner not only did all the arranging of the food, they also got some very nice door prizes. Gift certificates from Village Inn for a free

pie were won by Carol Pohr and Kathy Hol-lands. Edna Magnuson and Jan Rutherford each won a $40 gift card to Streets of New York. Helping to serve were Nancy Patterson, Alice Brands and Helen Biteman.

Please be sure to patronize the restaurants who gave us such great gifts to give away to our group. They are just right across the street and have a table waiting for you.

Some of the 85 ladies who play each week enjoyed the wonderful luncheon.

By: Sue OrcuttCalling all SSV Corvette owners: If you

are interested in going on a monthly ride with other SSV Corvette owners, come and join us. This is a very informal group, no dues, no meetings, no officers. On December 2 we had 18 people drive to Los Hermanos in Superior, AZ. In November we took a short ride to the American Legion to enjoy a meal together. Our January ride will be mid-January or later, plans to be finalized. If interested in joining us, email Sue Orcutt at [email protected] to be put on the SSV Corvette list for future mailings.


Illinois, Michigan & Indiana State Party

Date: Sunday, Feb. 8, 2015 at 4 PMBy: Judy Hampston

It is time for the state party, and we hope everyone will come and enjoy the great fun we have planned for the Illinois, Michigan and Indiana State party. I am sure there are some new members of our community who would like to meet other people from their state.

We have a great caterer this year – Premiere Catering. The committee is also working on some great gifts for the drawing. Please purchase your tickets at the office by Febru-ary 3, 2015 at only $16.00 per person.

Any questions, please call Judy Hampston at 480 807 6836.

North Dakota PartyBy: Sharon Thompson

All Sunland Springs Village residents with a connection to North Dakota are invited to participate in the Eighth Annual North Dakota Party to be held February 7, 2015, at the San Tan Room from 4 to 7 PM. Attendees are asked to bring a side

dish or dessert to share and their favorite beverages. Meat entrees will be provided. Sign up and purchase your tickets at the SSV HOA office.

For further information or to volunteer to help with the party, contact Sharon Thompson at (480) 357-9572.

Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah & Alaska

By: Darold Biebers Welcome all you Northwest residents, friends and

neighbors. We are looking forward to seeing all of you at the San

Tan Center on Monday, February 16, where we will meet for our Northwest States Party. We will have a social at 5:00 PM (BYOB) and a catered three-course dinner at 5:45 PM. Tickets will be on sale in the Activity office for only $11.00 per person. Questions? Call Carlene and Darold Bieber at 425 418 9626. Don’t miss this fun time!

Iowa State Party 2015By: Lynda Schuler, [email protected]

All Iowans and former Iowans are invited to the 2015 Iowa Party, Wednesday, February 4, 2015, in the Auditorium.

We have arranged a catered meal featuring Caesar salad, beef pot roast, roasted red potatoes, green beans with

almonds and bacon, and chocolate mousse cake. We have entertainment and lots of fun and door prizes planned.

All you have to do is buy your tickets at $17 per person and then bring your own adult beverage and an appetizer to share. Wear your school colors!!

Happy hour starts at 4:30 PM. Come meet your fellow Hawkeye State neighbors for some fun, fellowship and shar-ing!

Tickets are available in the Activities office. Please purchase by 12 noon on Friday, January 30.

For more information please contact Rich and Lynda Schuler at 480-329-9934 or Curly and Karon Long at 480-292-5504.

Annual Montana Gathering

By: Carol McElwain, [email protected] your calendars for February

27 at 4 pm for the Annual Montana Gathering. Since we had such a great time last year, we are having another Montana Gathering. It will be held in the Superstition Room, next to the office. Even if you don’t live in

Montana now, you are welcome to join us. You may know relatives, neighbors, or friends that have a Montana connec-tion. Let me know their e-mail address so we can add them to our contact list.

Please bring an appetizer to share, your own drink and a Montana friend. For questions you can call or e-mail me: Carol (Tom) McElwain at 480-354-8126 or cell 406-490-9218, 11068 E Kilarea #161.

Colorado State PartyBy: Rose Siminoe, 480-354-7990 ([email protected])

All Sunland Springs Village residents with a connection to Colorado are invited to attend the sixth (6th) Annual Colorado State Party to be held Saturday, February 21, 2015, in the Superstition Room from 4:00

to 5:45 PM. Attendees are asked to please bring an appetizer to share and your own beverage of choice. Plates and forks will be provided. We will have a 50/50 drawing. Please wear your nametag!!!

We also ask that you please be prepared to share something about your favorite location in Colorado!

RSVP to Dennis or Rose Siminoe, please, by Febru-ary 16, 2015, at 480-354-7990. If you have questions, please contact either Dennis or Rose. Hope to see everyone with Colorado ties at the party!Wisconsin Tailgate

PartyBy: Jim Becker

The football auto-graphed by the former coach of the University of Wisconsin football team, Gary Anderson, will be the grand door prize for the Wisconsin Party Monday, Febru-ary 23. Over 50 ad-ditional University of Wisconsin, Packers and Brewers prizes will also be given away at the party along with some unique imported delica-cies from Wisconsin.

Traditional Wiscon-sin Brats and fantastic Wisconsin Cheese will be served. Mark your

calendars for the Incredible, full of fun Wisconsin Tailgate Party. Those who would like to be on the party committee should contact Jim and Sandra Becker at 247 7348.

Thanks!

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South Dakota State Party and Potluck

2015By: Shiela Mason and Vicki Tjeerdsma

Did you know the James River flows more than 470 miles from its start in North Dakota to its joining with the Missouri River near Yankton? To learn more SD Trivia come to the

Potluck party!Sunday, February 8, 2015SSV AuditoriumSign up sheet will be available in the Activities Center

in January.For more information contact:Jerry and Shiela Mason 480-275-2089Cal & Vicki Tjeerdsma 605-464-1365

Gary Anderson, former Coach of the UniversityofWisconsinFootballTeam,presents JimBeckerwith an auto-graphed football tobegivenawayatthe Wisconsin Tailgate Party Monday February23. Brinton School Needs

Your Box Tops & Labels

Sponsored by Mary Tasto’s Writing ClassPlease save box top education cou-

pons from Campbell soup and Progresso soup labels for Brinton Elementary School. Cut along the dotted lines and bring the coupons to the Activity Office

depositing them in the container on the bookshelf. They will be taken to the school.

Education labels are also on Kleenex boxes, snack, cereal, cake and cookie mix boxes and more. Labels are on many Campbell Company products, so please check before tossing the container. The students receive many items from these sources that they would not have if it was not for you saving the coupons.

Thank you from the students at Brinton Elementary School. If you would like to contribute to the Brinton school fund, go to their website and look for instructions. The amount up to $200 can be a tax credit for you.

Thank you to everyone who has saved and brought labels to the activity office.


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Ladies LuncheonBy: Ronnie Cohen, 480.247.3285

Hi Ladies!On Wednesday, January 21, 2015, we will be going

to Carrabba’s Italian Grille for a wonderful lunch. They will be opening their doors just for us!

You will have two choices of entrees:Chicken Marsala with mashed potatoes.Penne Carrabba with grilled chicken, mushrooms and

peas in Alfredo sauce.All lunches include a house salad, desert, tea, coffee,

tax and tip for only $17.00 each. Tickets available in the Activities Office after January 1. Check in at 11:30 AM in the Courtyard.

Meet Your Local Authors

By: Nan MillerOn January 31, in the Superstition Room from 1:00 to

3:00 PM, the Writers Club is presenting Meet Your Local Authors. Anyone who is an SSV resident and has published a book is allowed to sell at this show. We will have book sales, author presentations, door prizes, and light refreshments. There is no charge to attend.

Here is what will be offered:Richard Carroll will have The Lost Photographs, a fast

paced adventure and love story.Ray Derouin will sell his six mystery novels: Skip Case,

Time Trial, San Juan Solution, Mountain Ice, Dead on the Fourth of July, and Bail Out.

John DeVore will have his autobiography Sitting in the Flames; Uncovering Fearlessness to Help Others, and Golfer’s Palette: Preparing for Peak Performance, about using creativ-ity to improve one’s life and golf game.

Effie Leatherman will sell her Middlin’ Times, the diary of her grandfather during the Civil War.

Archie B. Lawson will have View from the Cockpit: Looking Up, about his 39 years as a pilot from a spiritual perspective.

Tom Markley will sell his Prayers for Travelers, inspira-tional prayers to help people with a fear of flying.

Dolores Patterson will have available My Daily S.O.A.K., an inspirational book along with The Schoolteacher and the Bad Boy, a historical novel based in 1903 Wickenburg.

Joyce Riley will have Color This Day Beautiful, a book of poem and prose. Her From the Top of My Head, a self-image book for children, which is half rhyme, half coloring book.

For further details about our authors and books, follow Writers Club on the Forum. For further information, call Nan Miller at (480) 984-1852, or Dolores Patterson at (480) 326-3220.

Pet Pals Winter SocialBy Mo Serva

The SSV Pet Pals group will be hold-ing its annual Winter Chicken/Pot Luck Social on Saturday January 17th at 5:00 PM in the San Tan Complex. Pet Pals will supply chicken from Basha’s and attendees are asked to bring their beverage of choice, along with a side dish or dessert to share with 8-10 people. Tickets are $5 per person and are available in the Activities Office approximately two weeks prior to the event.

Pet Pals is simply a membership of Sunland Springs Vil-lage pet owners – having any type of domestic pet qualifies for membership. There are no meetings or dues, just two fun socials - a January chicken/pot luck and a June pizza party.

If you are interested in joining our Pet Pals group, please call Maureen “Mo” Serva at 480-984-8380 or email her at [email protected].


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Bocce BallBy: Carolyn Collis

Play times are Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 2:00 PM and Saturday at 10:00 AM. Beginners welcome. It is quite easy to learn to play Bocce Ball and lots of fun. Please come 15 minutes early to get a court and team assignment.

Annual dues are $20 due January 1, 2015. Bocce Ball is sponsoring a dance January 31, 2015, with

Barefoot Becky and the Ivanhoe Dutchmen. Dance to polka, waltz, country, two step, foxtrot, and big band. Tickets will be on sale at the Activities Office for $7.00 or at the door $8.00.

COME AND JOIN THE FUN!!! LET’S PLAY BOCCE BALL.

January Pancake Breakfast

Submitted by Jerry PointerSaturday, January 10 in the Auditorium, is the date for

the second Pancake Breakfast prepared and served by the Softball Club starting at 7:00 AM until 9:00 AM. Come and enjoy some delightfully light and delicious pancakes, 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. This will be the last pancake breakfast this season so do not miss out.

As a reminder, mark your calendars for the annual Ham-burger Feast on February 17 in the Auditorium.

Golf Course Feasibility Study Committee

By: Arnie SchwalbThe Committee has started receiving and analyzing data

from Farnsworth. Because much of the data falls under a confidentiality agreement, parts or all of our meetings may not be open to non-committee members. Our meeting times and location have changed. We now meet on Fridays at 1:00 PM in the Springs Card Room. Before coming to a meeting, contact a committee member to be sure it will take place and that it will be open to non-committee members.

Since the articles for the Village Voice must be submitted so far in advance, the best way to keep up with the latest infor-mation is to visit the “Golf Course Study” tab on the SSV HOA website. We will also do some posting on the SSV Forum.

The Committee has started receiving and analyzing data from Farnsworth. Because much of the data falls under a confidentiality agreement, parts or all of our meetings may not be open to non-committee members. Our meeting times and location have changed. We now meet on Fridays at 1:00 PM in the Springs Card Room. Before coming to a meeting, contact a committee member to be sure it will take place and that it will be open to non-committee members.

Since the articles for the Village Voice must be submitted so far in advance, the best way to keep up with the latest infor-mation is to visit the “Golf Course Study” tab on the SSV HOA website. We will also do some posting on the SSV Forum.

Members of the committee are making an effort to speak to as many groups in SSV as possible to spread the word about this important study. If you are in a group which has not had and would like a speaker, or if you have any questions or comments for the committee, contact Arnie Schwalb at 480-396-2181 or [email protected].

Ladies 18-Hole Golf League

By Betty CareyJust a reminder to the ladies, our Winter Brunch will be

held on January 5. Sign-up sheet is in the golf room.Our League will be hosting a “Rally for the Cure” on Feb-

ruary 17. All ladies in SSV that have an established handicap are invited to join us. We are asking a donation of $20.00 to play and all donations will go to “Rally for the Cure.” Look for the signup sheet in the golf room. A light lunch will be served following play.

A special “thank you” to Gary of the Pro Shop for allow-ing the ladies on Tuesday to do a shotgun start.

PickleballBy Karen Copeland

Welcome back to all the snowbirds! We have some ex-citing activities planned for this season. We are all looking forward to a great evening of fun and games at Vegas Nite on Saturday, January 10, in the Auditorium, from 6:00 PM till 9:00 PM. There will be games - Black Jack, Roulette and 3-card Poker, to name a few. There will be amazing door prizes - a Kindle Fire HD Tablet, a 50” Color TV, gift cer-tificates to local restaurants, golf for two with cart and more. There will also be a Silent Auction and a 50/50 Raffle drawn each hour. Everyone is welcome! Get your Vegas on! Ticket Vouchers are on sale at the Activity Office. Twenty dollars will get you $200 in chips. Purchase early and get an extra $25 in chips and one free Door Prize ticket! What a deal!

Another fun activity in the works is the Pickleball Dance that will be held in the Auditorium on February 28 from 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM. Come join us for an evening of fun, dancing to the Fairlanes, a rock and roll and country band. Tickets are on sale at the Activity Office beginning January 23, $7 in advance or $8 at the door. You don’t have to be a club member to come.

Pickleball lessons for beginners are available. Call Gary Wagner at (309) 241-7811 to schedule a lesson. Our annual membership fee, payable to Fran Aden, is only $20 for as little or as much as you want to play. Check out our web page for more information about our club at www.ssvhoa.com/pickle-ball.html

Tip of the Month: Popping the Ball Up: Whatever you do, don’t “pop” the ball up. You may be quick and athletic in returning a ball that is driven down at you, but most often, you will lose the point. To avoid “popping” it up, slow the ball down and drop it over the net (dink) or hit it straight across the net.

ShuffleboardBy: Mary Lou Lange

December was a busy month for the Shuffleboard Club. The Casino Bus Trip on December 2 was a huge success. Hopefully, there were some winners in the group. Thanks to Mary Wilkinson for organizing the trip and for making the ride there and back a lot of fun. We will be sponsoring another trip sometime in February with more information next month.

The Christmas Party on December 6 was very well at-tended. The food was delicious and the singing of Christmas songs enjoyed by all. Thanks to everyone who cooked the turkeys and the hams and those who brought a dish to pass.

Shuffleboard lessons, for new beginners only, will be of-fered on Saturday, January 27 at 8:45 AM at the Shuffleboard Courts. Please contact Dick and Mary Wilkinson at 480-984-9528 if you are interested.

A post New Year’s Party will be held on Monday, January 12, 2015, at 5:00 PM in the San Tan Center. We will welcome new arrivals from the far north and to celebrate the end of 2014 and welcome 2015. Please bring an appetizer and your favorite beverage.

Saturday, February 14, 2015, at 9:00 AM, the popular “Battle of the Sexes” will be held. Ladies we need your sup-port as each year we seem to be outnumbered by the guys!!! Win or lose, a pizza lunch will be served at the San Tan Center.

Open shuffling is held every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday morning at 9:00 AM at the courts. Please arrive at 8:45 AM to help prepare the boards and get your board assignments.

If you have any questions or concerns call Jim Thrasher at 515-201-9623 or Ron Wiesenburger at 584-6136.

YogaBy: Christine K. Marcus

Pictured are Yoga students from our Thursday, PM class, all levels welcome!

Yoga is more than the asanas (poses). It is about what we learn about ourselves and our body by doing Yoga. The Yoga sutras of Patanjali say, “The restraint of the modifications of the mind-stuff is YOGA.” Once this is achieved, we have reached the goal of Yoga.

Through the various poses we increase flexibility, build core strength, stretch and strengthen muscles. This body/mind connection allows us to focus on our breath, thus quiet-ing the mind.

Looking to unwind in the evening-try, Yoga on Thursdays in the San Tan Center. Class is from 6 to 7:15 PM, sign in 5:45 PM, cost is $5.00. Bring a Yoga mat and blanket. You can also start your day with Yoga on Monday, Wednesday and Friday Classes 8:45 – 10:00 AM, sign in 8:30 AM, cost is $3.50 in the Auditorium with Certified Yoga Instructors for all classes. Yoga is done barefoot. Wear comfortable clothes to move in.

Questions? Call Christine 480-986-6092.


SportsTennis Club

By: Mary BoyackDecember found the tennis club busy with league games,

the Roadhaven Invitational, and our Christmas/Charity mixer. We would like to invite you to the Springwood courts any

weekday morning, have some coffee and watch some great league games! Maybe you would like to join us as a player or a scorekeeper in the near future!

Roadhaven and SSV had fun playing tennis and having breakfast and lunch together on December 6. There were 130 total players using all six San Tan Courts courts from 8:00-4:00. It is always good to meet new folks!

December 13 was the date for our Christmas/Charity mixer. We played tennis with different SSV players and made product, clothing, and cash donations to the Genesis Project and LaMesita. These are the two charities we sponsor throughout the year.

We have several projects in the works to improve facili-ties and purchase equipment.

Many of our members will participate in the SVE Holi-day Tournament at Sunland Village East on January 1, 2 and 3, 2015. Everyone is invited to come over and see some wonderful tennis.

Also mark your calendars for the Monte Vista Invitational to be held on held February 7. More fun to be had!

If you are interested in playing or learning the game of tennis, check out our web page at www.SSVHOA.com, activities and clubs, sport, tennis or contact Terry Garrett at [email protected] WE OFFER FREE LESSONS!!

New Tai Chi/Chi Gong Class

By: Bob JelleyStarting Monday, January 5, Tai Chi/Chi Gong classes

will be held in the Auditorium. The class will learn the Yang style of Professor Cheng Man-Ching’s short form and runs for eight weeks. The short form is a series of basic movements designed to improve your balance and overall well-being. Chi Gong is a series of bodily movements and breathing techniques. Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothing. Classes will be lead by Bob Jelley. There is no charge to participate.Part 1 class begins Monday, January 5th from 7 to 8 AM.Part II class (for continuing students) begins Wednesday, January 7th from 7 to 8 AM.Part I class (repeat of Monday’s class) begins Friday, Janu-ary 9th from 7 to 8 AM

If you have any questions, please contact Bob Jelley at (480) 984-6611. Hope to see you there!

Billiards ClubBy Sharon Herr, Secretary

On Mondays at 8:30 AM men’s billiards league play, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 12:00 women’s billiards leagues play, Wednesday men’s billiards league play either in our billiards room or away at other parks. Ladies practice day is on Wednesday 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Friday at l:00 PM is men’s 9-ball play with 6:30 PM the time for mixed doubles. Other times are open for practice and games. Everyone is welcome. Our annual meeting and pizza party will be on January 24, 2015, at the San Tan Center.


Sunland Springs Village Homeowners Association Minutes of the Monthly

Manager MeetingSSV AuditoriumTuesday, November 25, 2014 Participants: Jeff Decker-HOA Vice President Buffy Lewis-HOA ManagerFran Davidson- Recording Secretary The meeting was called to order by HOA Manager Buffy Lewis at 9:40 AM. Ms. Lewis welcomed everyone and let them know that the Activity Office would be closed on Thurs-day and Friday (Nov.27 & 28) for the Thanks-giving holiday. If anyone needed assistance during that time they could contact the First Service Call Center at 480-551-4300 a 24/7 message center or you can leave a phone message for Buffy at the SSV HOA office.

She then reported on the October, 2014 Fi-nancial Summary, a copy of which had been distributed prior to the meeting. Overall the budgeted accounts are doing well. There were several bills processed too late to make the October report. They have since been paid and will be reflected in the November report.

She is dealing with some SanTan pool heater issues. A chair rail has been added to the Superstition Room and because the project did so well, a similar chair rail be added to the SanTan center activity room. The flower beds at the Springwood and the Guadalupe entrances have been upgraded. Granite has been replaced at the SanTan center and the Tennis Court project there has been finished. Victor is now working on replacing the air pressure hose near the Library that has been out of service the last week. Ms. Lewis asked for questions and there being none the meeting was turned over to Jeff Decker for a builder update.

Jeff thanked everyone for their support in defeating the proposed nearby Industrial Park Septage Project. Residents thanked the Farnsworth group as well for their efforts.

A resident commented on how great the Vil-lage is looking and noted the Village Christ-mas lights that were recently setup.

Jeff said sales continued to go well. So far this year, 132 had been sold and that was the same number sold in the entire year of 2013. All together 2310 have been sold and approximately 500 more will be sold before we have full build out. If the trend continues Farnsworth will be here for approximately 5 more years. Construction is averaging starts on 3 houses a week. Phase 8 (south of Guadalupe) has the water and sewers in and construction is starting on the electrical; then the streets and houses will start going up

Questions and Comments:

Is there any news from the city on the park down off of Elliot? No, there is no informa-tion yet.

How about an update on Fry’s at Guadalupe and Signal Butte? There is nothing new there either, we understand they are still working with Mesa on their plans.

Jeff noted a block wall on the south of the SRP easement will be started. There is a 30 foot SRP easement running from Guadalupe to Meridian and SSV will have a walking path and desert landscape along the easement. We will also have an entrance into the proposed city park there. Jeff clarified, SSV owns the area known as the SRP Retention area south to the next development and will be responsible for its maintenance. The landscape budget has been updated for 2015 to include this area. He explained that there is no cost for the original landscaping (except for electricity and water) to the HOA until the developer (in this case Farnsworth) finishes its work plus 90 days and then releases the area to the HOA.

Farnsworth plans to break ground for the As-sisted Living Center after the first of the year.

Jeff said the budget results for 2014 are good and it looks like there may be a slight surplus. The 2015 Master Annual Maintenance Fee will only need to be increased $10 to $650 compared to $640 in 2014. We also continue to maintain a Reserve Fund percentage in the high 90’s or over one million dollars. He said we are in sound condition and thanked the many volunteers and committees whose ef-forts have helped save thousands for the HOA.

Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving the meeting was adjourned.

Respectfully submitted,

Fran Davidson, Recording Secretary

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their home equity into cash without ever having to make another payment and with no out of pocket expenses. Instead of the homeowner writing a check to the bank each month, the bank now pays the homeowner who can elect to receive a lump sum, a line of credit or monthly payments. One of the biggest criticisms of reverse mortgages has been the fees, which before the new changes could have totaled up to 5% of a home’s value. But the new cuts in fees, plus the discounts and cutting of their own fees at Sun American Mortgage Company mean that some homeowners can save $15,000 or more on the closing costs. Parker Turk, from Sun American Mortgage Company also explained more about these savings. “The new calculations allow more seniors to qualify for a Reverse Mortgage. Over the past 12 months, many people that have called seeking fi nancial relief just didn’t have enough equity in their home, but with the new government changes people are revisiting a Reverse Mortgage as an option and are fi nding out they now qualify. In addition, at Sun American Mortgage Company we cut our origination fees, servicing fees, and are now

able to cut their closing costs putting that money directly back into their pocket.” If anyone is considering a reverse mortgage, or would just like to speak to a trusted advisor to see if a reverse mortgage would be right for them, it is recommended that you consult with a company that will is big enough to handle whatever needs you may have, but also that you fi nd a local business with a great reputation so that you can meet face to face with your banker, and get the answers you need, from a company you can trust. Sun American Mortgage Company is Arizona’s Largest Reverse Mortgage Banker and the wrote the fi rst reverse mortgage in the state of Arizona over 20 years ago.

For more information, just call Parker Turk or Rex Duffi n at Sun American Mortgage (480) 832-4343 or toll-free at 1(800) 469-7383.4140 E. Baseline Rd., Ste. 206, Mesa, Arizona 85206An equal housing opportunity company,member of the Better Business Bureau and the National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association. Mortgage Banker License #BK7548 • NMLS #160265Parker Turk: LO-0912436 • NMLS#267132Rex Duffi n: LO-0911707 • NMLS # 169138


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7:30 AM Low Impact Aerobics – AUD9:00 AM Shuffleboard - SC9:00 AM TAC Quilting - RMT

7:00 PM Partners Ponytail Canasta – SPG

9:00 aM Springs Chapel Service – auD 9:00 aM TaC Quilting – rM

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 RoomTC – Tennis CourtWOOD – Woodshop

12:30 PM Music Makers – SR1:00 PM Mah Jongg Int’l - SPG2:15 PM Bunco – MAJ (2nd Saturday Only)

January 2015 Clubs, Classes & Activities

7:30 AM Water Aerobics – SPG POOL8:00 AM Mens Bridge – SPG 8:30 AM Yoga – AUD8:30 AM Winter Water Workout – ST POOL9:00 AM Water Exercise – SPG POOL9:00 AM Shuffleboard - SC9:00 AM TAC Quilting - RMT9:15 AM TAC Show N Tell – RMT (4th Monday Only)

1:00 PM Photo Club – SR1:00 PM Ladies Ponytail Canasta – SPG1:00 PM Computer Club Training - CONF3:15 PM Village Voices – AUD3:30 PM Water Aerobics – SPG POOL6:00 PM Ceramics – 4PK6:00 PM Poker – SUM6:30 PM 500 Cards – SPG6:45 PM Playhouse Rehearsal – AUD7:00 PM Genealogy Club – SR (First Monday Only)

7:30 AM Low Impact Aerobics – AUD8:00 AM Water Aerobics – SPG POOL9:00 AM Water Exercise – SPG POOL8:30 AM Winter Water Workout – ST POOL9:00 AM Terra Travel – CONF (After Coffee Time)9:00 AM TAC Needlecraft – RMT9:00 AM Ceramics – 4PK9:00 AM Writing your Story – SUM (Starts January 13)

1:00 PM Open Social Bridge – SPG/MAJ1:00 PM Computer Club Training – CONF1:00 PM Stained Glass – SIL 3:30 PM Water Aerobics – SPG POOL6:30 PM Dominoes – SR 7:00 PM Pinochle – SPG7:00 PM Games Night – SUM/MAJ

7:30 AM Water Aerobics – SPG POOL8:30 AM Water Exercise – SPG POOL8:30 AM Winter Water Workout – ST POOL8:30 AM Yoga – AUD9:00 AM Scrabble – MAJ 9:00 AM Mah Jongg Intl – SPG9:00 AM TAC Quilting – RMT9:00 AM Shuffleboard - SC10:00 AM Computer Club Meeting – ST11:00 AM Zumba – AUD

7:30 AM Low Impact Aerobics - AUD800 AM Water Aerobics – SPG POOL8:30 AM Lions Club – SPG (2nd & 4th Only)9:00 AM Water Exercise – SPG POOL8:30 AM Winter Water Workout – ST POOL9:00 AM Machine Embroidery – RMT 9:00 AM Ceramics – 4PK9:00 AM Stained Glass – SIL 9:00 AM Terra Travel - CONF10:00 AM Square Dance Concepts – AUD10:00 AM Writers Club – SR (1st & 3rd Only)10:00 AM Writers Club/Critique – SUM (2nd & 4th Thurs)

12:15 PM TAC Needlecrafters – RMT1:00 PM Square Dance C3A – AUD 1:00 PM Stained Glass Class - SIL1:00 PM Townhome Ponytail Canasta – MAJ1:00 PM Computer Club Training – CONF3:30 PM Water Aerobics – SPG POOL4:00 PM Tennis Tournament - SUM4:30 PM Roadrunners Golf Social – SR 6:00 PM Yoga - ST6:00 PM Partner Bridge – SPG6:30 PM Cribbage – MAJ/SUM

8:00 AM Water Aerobics – SPG POOL8:30 AM Yoga – AUD9:00 AM Water Exercise – SPG POOL8:30 AM Winter Water Workout – ST POOL9:00 AM Bible Study – SPG9:00 AM TAC Quilting - RMT10:30 AM Village Voices – AUD

1:00 PM Mah Jongg – MAJ1:00 PM Computer Club Training – CONF1:00 PM Round Dance Club – AUD1:00 PM Golf Feasibility Study – SPR 1:30 PM Line Dance – New Beginners – ST 1:00 PM Book Club - SR (2nd Friday Only)2:00 PM Line Dance – Beginners – ST3:00 PM Line Dance - Easy Intermediate – ST 4:00 PM Line Dance – Intermediate - ST4:30 PM Couples Golf Social – AUD4:30 PM Town Homes Happy Hour – SR 6:30 PM Mixed Doubles Billiards – BC 7:00 PM Partners Bridge – SPG

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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DailyChildren’s Pool Hours

12-2 Pm Spg Pool and4-6 Pm St Pool

Woodshop9:00 am – Noon

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Silversmith/Lapidaryby appt. Call

Mahlon Shell – 354-3871

9:00 AM Springs Chapel Service – AUD

9:00 AM Ladies Golf Winter Meeting – ST

10:00 AM Pickleball BOD – SUM

1:00 PM Recrea t iona l Facilities Comm – ST

1:00 PM Men’s Golf BOD – SUM

8:00 AM Architecture Comm – MAJ

9:00 AM Coffee Time – AUD

8:00 AM Buildings Comm – MAJ9:00 AM Newcomers Orientation

– SPR9:30 AM Landscape Comm - MAJ10:00 AM Summit Speaker Series

– SR10:00 AM Pickleball Members

Meeting – ST1:30 PM Chapel Board Meeting

– SUM3:00 PM Tennis Tournament

Comm – SPR6:45 PM BINGO - AUD

9:00 AM Springs Chapel Service – AUD

8:00 AM Golf I HOA – CONF9:00 AM TAC General Meeting – SR 9:00 AM Security Committee – SUM11:30 AM Men’s Golf Winter Lunch

– ST 1:00 PM Communications Comm.

– SUM 4:00 PM Shuffleboard Post New

Year’s Party – ST 4:00 PM Couples Golf BOD – MAJ6:45 PM Playhouse Rehearsal – AUD

9:00 AM Coffee Time – AUD6:45 PM Playhouse Rehearsal

– AUD

10:00 AM Mtn. Vista Blood Pressure Check – MAJ

10:00 AM Twin Homes HOA - SR

6:45 PM BINGO – AUD

1:00 PM Garden Condo HOA - CONF

7:00 PM Concert Series “Beach Front Property – AUD”

8:00 AM Architecture Comm. – MAJ

9:00 AM Coffee Time – AUD 11:00 AM Town Homes HOA

– SR 1:00 PM Golf III HOA – SR

6:45 PM BINGO – AUD 7:00 AM Farnsworth Open House - AUD

4:00 PM Playhouse Rehearsal – AUD

4:30 PM Bocce Ball Annual Meeting – SR

5:00 PM Billiards Annual Meeting – ST

7 : 0 0 P M Vi l l a g e Playhouse “Laugh In” – AUD

12:30 PM Ladies Bridge – SPG1:00 PM Mah Jongg Nat’l - MAJ1:00 PM Prayer Group – SUM1:00 PM Ladies Billiards – BC1:00 PM Photo Club SIG – SR 1:00 PM Village Stampers – 4 PK (1st & 3rd Only)3:30 PM Water Aerobics –SPG POOL4:00 PM Twin Homes Street Party – Dead Wood (2nd Wednesday Only)4:15 PM Chapel Choir – SR 5:30 PM Texas Hold’em Poker – ST6:30 PM Euchre – SPG6:45 PM Weight Watchers – SR

1:00 PM Pickleball Casino Planning Comm – SR


7:00 – 9:00 AM Softball Pancake Breakfast – AUD

6:00 PM Pickleball Vegas Nite – AUD

10:00 AM P layhouse Rehearsal – AUD

HAPPY NEW YEAR – OFFICE CLOSED

9 :00 AM Spr ings Chapel Service – AUD

3 : 0 0 P M C h a p e l Anniversary Dinner – AUD

5:00 PM Softball Social – ST


6:45 PM BINGO – AUD 1:00 PM Golf II HOA – ST7:00 PM Concert Series –

Dana Daniels – AUD

9:00 AM Coffee Time – AUD

9:30 AM HOA Meeting – AUD

10 :00 AM P layhouse Rehearsal - AUD

12:45 PM Variety Show Auditions – AUD

1 :00 PM Bocce Ba l l Tournament Luncheon – SR

5:00 PM Pet Pals Winter Social – ST

6:00 PM Dance – Saguaro Sunset – AUD

1:00 PM Finance Committee – SUM

4:00 PM Sips & Dips – ST 6:00 PM Summit Support

Group – SR 6:45 PM Playhouse Rehearsal

– AUD

1:00 PM Meet the Authors – SR

7:00 PM Dance “Barefoot Becky” – AUD

9:00 AM Spr ings Chapel Service – AUD

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