eighth issue january 2018 - westbrook village...

January 2018Eighth Issue

WV Association Long Range Plan Update

New Pickleball Courts

Arts and Crafts FairHighlights

* ECRWSS * Residential Customer

PRSRT STDUS Postage

PAID Permit 162Peoria, AZ

Proud to be a Resident, Club Member & Supporter of our Golf Club Community for more than 2 decades

Construction Begins on New Pickleball Courts

C O N T E N T S and F E A T U R E S

7Village Voices Christmas Concert

8Councilman Patena's Peoria Update

18Long Range Plan Update

22Arts and Crafts Fair Highlights

24WV Happenings

28New Pickleball Courts

33Service Directory

J a n u a r y 2 0 1 8

29th Annual Arts and Crafts Fair Highlights

Disclaimer: Westbrook Village Living Magazine is independently owned and operated by Westbrook Living, L.L.C. It is not affiliated with the Westbrook Village Homeowners Association. No part of this publication may be reproduced without written consent of the publisher. Advertising does not constitute an endorsement of any product or service. Please independently investigate any Company that you do business with. Merchandise/services are expected to be as advertised. Columns, articles, or advertising appearing in Westbrook Village Living does not constitute endorsement by the Publisher of products, services or opinions advertised. Publisher reserves the right to refuse any advertising, letters to the editor or articles. Articles will be edited due to space limitations. Westbrook Village Living does not publish letters to editor or opinions.

All contents: Westbrook Village Living ©2017. All rights reserved. Photography compliments of Roger Neill.

Deadline for submissions for the February issue is Jan. 9th.

Call Lori Reiland at 602-828-1455 for advertising rates or send an email to: [email protected] This publication is delivered at the end of each month via U.S. Mail in Westbrook Village and surrounding area.

Ideas, articles, club news and memories may be sent to:[email protected]

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Editor’s MessageThe New Year always is a contemplative time for me. Along with my normal resolution to lose weight (which never seems to happen), I reflect on the past year-in-the-life. What is working in my life and what is not? How can I make 2018 better for those around me? How can I make myself better? In learning from all of you, this year I resolve to visit my friends more. Spend more time with my family. Take more time to laugh and less time to worry. Get more involved in the community and lend a hand when I can. Be grateful. I have loved being out in the community and reporting on events that happen in Westbrook Village. This magazine has truly been a blessing in my life.

Please do me one favor. If you see me out and about, and I don’t recognize you, please come say Hi and tell me your name. It has been over 20 years since I have seen many of you. I promise, if you say, “Hi Lori, it’s Ginger”-- I will remember exactly where you live, what model you have and what a unique and lovely person you are.

Happy New Year! May all your dreams for the year come true.

Do you have a good Westbrook idea, memory or club event? If so, we want to hear from you! Please direct emails as well as all letters to the editor at: [email protected].

Lori Reiland

Publisher’s MessageWe have several new advertisers that we would like to recognize. They make the 40 page magazine possible.

Happy Ears Hearing Center conveniently located at 89th Avenue and Union Hills just west of Country Club Drive. David Lewark, Financial Advisor, Edward Jones, “Making Sense of Investing”, conveniently located across Union Hills from Walmart. Beebe Plumbing Service is offering a 10% discount to WV residents that mention this ad. Massage Haven, Nail Haven located on 83rd Avenue a block north of Union Hills. This is our Editor’s favorite massage place. Arrowhead Golf Cars Parts, Sales and Service: Gary Lyall has been serving WV for over twenty years. Madden’s Handyman Plus: Jim Madden just relocated from Wisconsin where he was in business for many years. No job too small. Jim just hung my Christmas lights. Keeping me from falling off a ladder! Smoke Alarm Medic will change the batteries in your smoke alarms and will also keep you from falling off a ladder!

Please continue to support our advertisers and mention that you saw their ad in WV Living.

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Left to right: Yvonne Hoeger, Mike Shane, Marc Parenteau, Ted Harker, Roberta Selleck and Betty Harker

Driving through Westbrook Village at night and

enjoying all of the decorations at the entrance to each

neighborhood is a Holiday treat for all. This year many

neighbors got together to help make this possible.

Featured above are the residents of Torrey Pines putting

it all together and the spectacular result of their efforts.

ST. Andrews Place entrance was gorgeous

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An Old-Fashioned Christmas was exactly what was needed to kick-off the Christmas season in Westbrook Village. The Village Voices Choir sang like angels from above and delighted the audience with their talent on the stage. Shelley Logan, Director, did a fabulous job creating a magnificent performance. The Mixed choir, TTB Choir, Men’s Quartet and Women’s Ensemble all performed superbly, and the mix included old standards like White Christmas to less familiar traditional English Carols.

Master of Ceremonies was Bill Wolfe. His charm and wit kept the audience entertained. The talented Bill and Shelley performed together as soloists in Silver Bells also.

Sandy Bergo accompanied the choir on piano and members of the band included John Logan, Drums and Trumpet, Bill Chism, guitar, Gaylan Kindschy, bass and Suzanne Kindschy, violin and percussion. The band played a poignant instrumental rendition of What Child Is This.

Desert Dancers added to the entertainment with a hand-slapping seated number with the choir. The audience joined-in for a sing-a-long to conclude the evening’s enjoyment.

If you have never heard the Village Voices perform, make sure you check them out at their spring concert. Bravo to all of the talented singers in the group!

Village Voices Holiday Entertainment

Village Voices Choir directed by Shelley Logan

Norma Apodaca, Betty Ritzwoller, Sandra Bacs, Sharon Corcoran, Shirl Leech, Cindy Schwartz, Alice Helt of The Desert Dancers join the choir

Gene Brandwein, Mike Eaton, George Lund, George Hoffman of the Men's quartet perform


With the holidays upon us, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on the passing year and celebrate with you – my Westbrook Village neighbors and friends. We are truly blessed in the city of Peoria, as we continue to progress with wonderful programs and services that benefit residents. I am especially grateful for the Peoria SUPPORT programs that provide much-needed assistance to residents in need in our city, including housing and food assistance. I am also proud of the new addition to the Veterans Memorial at Rio Vista Recreation Center. If you haven’t been over to see it, including the restored Bell Huey helicopter, I encourage you to check it out. It is a remarkable tribute to our nation’s veterans, including the many veterans living right here in Westbrook Village.

The holiday season, combined with our beautiful weather, brings visitors to our community from all around the country. As we welcome our annual winter visitors, I hope you will consider showing them some of the great outdoor amenities Peoria has to offer. I especially enjoy the artistic offerings located throughout the city, particularly the self-guided public art tour around City Hall in downtown Peoria. Here you will find beautiful sculptures like The Family, a monumentally-scaled bronze sculpture depicting a mother, father and child, and the Pioneer Memorial, a 13-foot sculpture depicting Peoria’s founding and history. For more information on the self-guided tour, visit www.peoriaaz.gov/arts.

As residents of Westbrook Village, we are fortunate to reside in a top-notch HOA community. Nevertheless, I have found it beneficial to be aware of how homeowner associations work – especially as it relates to where their work ends and where the city’s begins. The next city of Peoria HOA Academy will be in March with registration beginning in January. These classes are a wonderful opportunity for HOA board members, management teams and homeowners to learn about how

successful, responsive HOA’s work. Topics often include contracts, parking disputes and information on how to effectively handle rental properties. The city of Peoria is proud to partner with Ekmark & Ekmark and Mulcahy Law firms to offer this dynamic one day training course each year. For more information, visit www.peoriaaz.gov.

Finally, as we close out 2017, I want to let you know how grateful I am to serve as your councilmember. As always, I enjoy hearing from you. Please feel free to reach out to me with any comments or concerns. Contact me at [email protected], or call my office at 623-773-7538. From my family to yours, I wish you a happy and safe holiday season and a fruitful New Year!

Plenty to See and Do in Peoria

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1st Annual Golf Tournamentto benefit A.L.S.

April 29, 20182:00 p.m.

Vista’s Golf Course$120 twosome ~ $240 foursome

Fun Includes: 9 hole ShamblesDinner & Dancing

Silent AuctionMulligans & Putting Games

Proceeds will go to Phoenix ALS Association Research

For Registration please contact: Margie Newman303-548-1991

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WOW! The Women of Westbrook would

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The"FABULOUS FOLLIES

2018"

The Performing Arts Council of Westbrook Village presentsThe Performing Arts Council of Westbrook Village

presents

PERFORMANCES AT THE VISTAS BALLROOM Friday, February 16th and Saturday, February 17th at 7:00 p.m.

Sunday, February 18th at 2:00 p.m. TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE VISTAS REC CENTER

General Admission $15.00 Cactus Club - Voucher free tickets, additional tickets $10.00

The “Fabulous Follies 2018”

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Proud Sponsor of Westbrook Village Golf Club

Carol BuonincontroDesignated Broker

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Authors' Corner

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Memoir Writing Class sponsored by

WESTBROOK VILLAGE COMPUTER CLUB January 9th and 16th from 1:30-3:00 p.m.

Is it time to write your story? This workshop gives you a step-by-step system to simplify the daunting task of writing

about your life. Step back into your past and uncover the most memorable events from various phases of your life—

and have fun in the process. Register with the Westbrook Village Computer Club at: http://wvcc.us.

About the Author

Jan Whalen, with her husband Ross McCollum, has lived in WV for 5 years. She is the president of Whalen Voices, LLC and earned a Master of Arts degree in Servant-Leadership. She is an award-winning author, speaker

and coach who honors the female voice. Her other books include: Rock Solid Confidence: Presenting Yourself with Assurance, Poise and Power; Character Safari: Remember and Write the Stories of Your Life; My Trust Journal. Visit her website: [email protected]

You are the Perfect Age is a wonderful gift for any woman to help celebrate her perfect age!

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Monday, February 26th

8:30 AM - Final Round1:00 PM - Awards

Saturday, February 24th

9:00 AM - PracticeSunday, February 25th

8:30 AM - Round 11:00 PM - Round 2

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There you have it, folks. The One who calls our name looks at the heart and surprises us all.

Chaplain Greg Greg Olson is a Board Certified Chaplain and Grief Recovery Specialist. He is the Pastor and Director of Life Discovery Ministries in Glendale, AZ, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping those in grief or loss. You can reach Greg at [email protected].

Who Will Be in Heaven?It’s that age-old question debated by scholars and laymen alike. There are books written, sermons delivered, and

discussions galore in high circles: Just who will we see in heaven?

That’s why it really tickled my funny bone when I came across this poem. Enjoy!

I was shocked, confused, bewildered as I entered heaven's door, Not by the beauty of it all, nor the lights, nor the decor. But it was the folks in heaven that made me stop and gasp-- The thieves, the liars, the sinners, the alcoholics and the trash. There stood that kid from seventh grade who swiped my lunch money twice. Next to him was my old friend, Jack, who never said anything nice. Bob, a guy I always thought was going to rot in hell,Was sitting pretty on cloud nine looking incredibly well.I nudged Jesus, “What's the deal? I would love to hear your take. How'd all these sinners get up here? God must've made a mistake. And why are they all so quiet? Come on, give me a clue.""Hush, child.” he said. "They're all in shock. No one expected you."

- Author unknown

Chaplain’s Corner Column

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Westbrook Village Real Estate Market Activity Year To Date, 2017* (Information from MLS as of December 5, 2017 Includes all Single Family, Condo and Casitas)

Healing From LossReclaiming Your Life After Grief or Loss

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Annual Pancake Breakfast

Saturday, Jan 277-11:30 a.m.

at the

LakesBallroom

$7

Agua Fria Kiwanis sponsors 3 local high

school Key Clubs with over 300

members. Money raised will benefit these clubs

and encourage young people to

volunteer in fund-raising

programs to benefit the community

Please support this event!



at the

LakesBallroom

$7










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WVA Treasurer’s ReportFor the month ended October 31, 2017

David Mason, Treasurer

The following figures have not been audited. However, they fairly represent the approximate financial condition of the Association at month-end.

GENERAL OPERATING FUND (Funds designated for day-to-day operations.)

Cash and CD’s at month-end were $1,171,984. Liabilities were $506,858.

Revenue for the month was $219,006 which was $5,126 below budget primarily due to rec center and RV lot rentals lagging budget. Expenses were $4,238 under budget with various pluses and minuses netting to this.

Year to date revenue is $28,732 better than budget. Expenses were $66,571 under budget before accounting for $145,000 of storm damage.

REPLACEMENT RESERVE FUND (Funds designated for major repairs and replacements)

Cash and CD’s at month-end were $3,935,591.

Revenue for the month was $4,403 over budget due to higher preservation fees. Expenditures for the month were $67,901 and only $370,283 year to date.

These financial reports will be on file at the WVA Administration Office after noon on Thursday, December 7, and may be reviewed by Association members. Please call 623-561-0099 for an appointment.

General Manager’s ReportKaren Jones

Happy New Year! Let our New Year's resolution be this: we will be there for one another as fellow members of humanity, in the finest sense of the word. — By Goran Persson

• Jackie Young, along with a few resident volunteers and WVA staff, have done an amazing job on holiday decorations throughout the common areas of the community. Thank you all!

• Landscape and Facilities and the ad-hoc Tree Committee has suggested 9 tree species for storm damage replacement and future tree replacement. On Board agenda in December.

• 2018 Annual Assessment mailer was completed by our amazing group of resident volunteers and mailed out on November 16, 2017. Thank you to our volunteers! 2018 annual assessment $620.50 are due January 1, 2018, late as of February 1, 2018 and will be assessed a 10% late fee.

• Working with insurance company to finalize claims from the July 15, 2017 storm damage and repairs.

• WVA BINGO – 183 people in attendance.• Facilities Manager and General Manager are drafting an RFP

for phase one of the Edgewater Road project scheduled for 2018.

• Verizon Cell Repeater is installed. We continue to wait on COX to run appropriate cable from street to cell tower; Verizon said by the end of the month.

• WVA common area sidewalk repairs were completed. • Lakes pool area design continues with Tribal Waters Pool

Company.• Vistas sport courts 1 & 2 bids were presented and the Board

of Directors selected General Acrylics. The project began as scheduled on Monday, November 27, 2017 and is expected to take 60 days.

• Condo-certs automated resale system was approved and the implementation is underway.

• Preventative Maintenance software and hardware are up and running. Facilities Manager is working with the software and will be undertaking training in the very near future.

• Bird deterrent has been scheduled for installation at the sport courts.

• The December issue of Westbrook Village Living magazine has been completed and should be in your mailboxes the end of November.

• The Long Range Planning Committee continues their hard work on alternate options that should yield savings yet still

Phone Pals Program Live alone? Phone Pals pairs up callers to give each other a “welfare check” call. You determine the length and frequency of the calls with your Phone Pal. It’s a great way to make a friend and ensure you both are up and about! For more information, contact Amy Miller at 623-455-3537.


result in enhancements suggested by the architect. Please join us at the meetings and learn what great ideas are in the future of WVA. GET IN THE KNOW!

• Continuing to work with the City of Peoria closely on speeding issues and the possible installation of a second solar speed sign on Westbrook Parkway.

• Met with the IT Committee and recommended security camera installation at the front desks of the rec centers, administration office and the pool areas. This will be on the Board agenda in December.

• Second Sundays Marketplace was very well attended offering the Home Show in the Lakes Ballroom.

• 29th Annual WVA Arts & Crafts Show Saturday, November 18th 9 a.m. at the Vistas Recreation Center and the WVA Garage Sale were a huge success, great work team!

• Thank you Peoria City Councilman Patena for sponsoring our November 13th Shred-A-Thon. It was very well attended.

• Westbrook Village Association humbly received the American Flag Certificate from the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) for properly displaying the American Flag throughout the community and additional flags on special occasions. Article will be in the Westbrook Living Magazine, December issue.

• 4 positions will be available for Board of Directors in 2018 and applications are available at the Administration office.

Architectural Control Committee• Current Architectural Control Committee Discussion Items:

- Working on Patio Covers and Free Standing Shade Structure Standards proposed amendments. - Proposed Solar Energy Devices Amendment. - Reviewing color palette (not Paint Palette).

• ACC Submittals (10/12 – 11/15/17) - Total received – 184 - Approved within Standards –183 - Denied – 1

Resale Department• Number of Resales (10/25 – 11/28/17) - Opened – 28 - Closed – 21 - Cancellations – 3 - Foreclosure Notifications – 1

Compliance Department• Violations (10/25 – 11/28/17) - Number of Violations issued – 69 - Number of Violations corrected (current and previous) – 0

Westbrook Village Painting Party

Join the Fun!Friday, January 25th 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Art studio in FALC BuildingCreate a 16” x 20” Canvas Painting

Absolutely NO experience needed! You’ll be amazed at what you can create! $25 per person. Sign up at the Vistas Recreation Center

The Long Range Planning Committee has worked hard to establish a rough draft blueprint for the future of Westbrook Village. Plan to attend the Town Hall Meeting and stay informed about the important things going on in your community.

Saturday January 20, 2018 10:00 a.m.

The Lakes Ballroom

The Long Range Planning CommitteeTown Hall Meeting


It’s time for great beginnings in the village. Since its inception in 2015, The Long Range Planning Committee has worked hard to establish a rough draft blueprint for the future of Westbrook Village. Committee members visited many adult active lifestyle communities to determine what amenities they offered that were especially attractive and studied trends in the industry. Following committee recommendation, the Board of Directors hired an architect and space planner to develop a re-design of our Master Plan. The architect’s resulting prospectus had many great ideas, but the cost was

WVA Long Range Plan Update

prohibitive, so the committee has worked on forming an alternate plan.

That alternate plan for refreshing our facilities is based on space usage detailed by ABACUS-our facility entry card swipe system, advice from the architect, resident input and identifiable leisure activity trends. It has several Phases that should take about ten years to achieve. At this point, the plan appears to be fundable by our current revenue streams if we take a few pauses to let ample funds accumulate. Each Phase is a stand-alone project and will be reviewed for validity by the appropriate committees and Board of Directors before work is started. Because the cost of the actually drawing up designs for each Phase is considerable and the recognized need to review each

Phase, there are no detailed illustrations or descriptions of the plan, other than for those projects under immediate consideration. The Phases have been prioritized by usage and need of maintenance.

The first Phase remodels the Lakes Ballroom and the Lakes Pool area. These nearly thirty year old spaces need repair and updating. We would love to discuss the Lakes venues redo and the alternate Long Range Plan with you. Please attend the Town Hall Meeting on Saturday, January 20, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. in the Lakes Ballroom.

Have a Happy and Healthy 2018!

- Westbrook Village Association

WVGC 18 Hole LadiesWe are a Charter Club and play every Tuesday morning. Sign up within 7 days in either locker room of our two courses.

Luncheon, January 9 at 12:30 at the Vistas will follow ABCD shotgun. Awards will be given for 2017 Holes in One, Most

Improved, and State Medallion winners.

We’ve had three holes in one in November/December 2017: Jo Ann

Letchworth, November 8, RJP Estate Planning Lakes Course #17, 7 iron; Wanda Beck, November 16, Vistas #4, hybrid 7; Nancy Haggerty, December 5, Vistas #4, 9 wood. Great moments!!!

We offer Social Memberships $10 per year to those who are not currently playing

with us but would like to join any of our monthly luncheons at that additional cost.

Please log on to our club website www.westbrookvillagegolf.com For additional information or questions, contact our 2018 President, Marva Wondra at 915.203.9591.

2nd flight: Wanda Beck and Dorothy Ritz

1st flight: Judy Sisto and Kathy Theisen

Nancy Haggerty, Wanda Beck, Jo Ann Letchworth- the 3 Holes in One

Celebration table for Haggerty Hole in One – Linda Payne, Nancy Haggerty, Ramona Sessions, Claudia Carr

J a n u a r y WV Association Calendar of E V E N T S

Saturday, January 13th – 5:00 p.m. (Lakes) Baby Boomers Sock Hop Dance

Sunday, January 14th – 9:00 a.m. (Lakes) Second Sunday Marketplace

Tuesday, January 16th – 1:00 p.m. (FALC) ACC Meeting

Wednesday, January 17th – 10:00 a.m. (Lakes) CPR Class w/Kyle Layne Peoria PD

Friday, January 19th – 9:00 a.m. (Lakes) WVA Spotlight on Health Series

Saturday, January 20th – 10:00 a.m. (Lakes) Town Hall Meeting

Tuesday, January 23rd – 8:30 a.m. (Vistas) Coffee Talk with the GM

Monday, January 1st NEW YEAR’S DAY Admin Office & Recreation Centers CLOSED

Wednesday, January 3rd – 8:00 a.m. (FALC) Board of Directors Meeting

Thursday, January 4th – 9:30 a.m. (FALC) Long Range Planning Committee

Friday, January 5th – 9:00 a.m. (Lakes) WVA Spotlight on Health Series

Tuesday, January 9th 8:30 a.m. (Vistas) Recreation Committee Meeting

Wednesday, January 10th – 9:00 a.m. (FALC) Landscape and Facilities Meeting

Friday, January 12th – 6:00 p.m. (Lakes) BINGO


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Tuesday, January 23rd – 4:00 p.m. (Lakes) New Homeowner Orientation

Thursday, January 25th – 4:00 p.m. (FALC) WVA Painting Party

Saturday, January 27th – 7:00 p.m. (Lakes) WVA Presents AZ Swing Kings-Tribute to Bob Hope & Radio Stars of the 1940’s

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The City of Peoria Fire-Medical Department Present

CPR—Learning How To Save A Life Kyle Layne

Public Information Officer with the City of Peoria Fire-Medical Department

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TIME: Meet 7:35 a.m. at FALC Bldg - Bus will board 7:45 a.m. promptly. We will depart for WV at 3:30 p.m. Sign up at the Vistas starting on November 20th, 2017. For further information - contact Sandy Rozzen - 623-362-0693 or ViVi Shawe - 623-332-7070

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Westbrook Village residents enjoyed browsing the treasures at the 29th Annual Arts and Crafts Show on November 18. The Vistas Recreation Center was packed with vendors and their wide assortment of goods. The WV Veteran’s Support Club provided lunch for purchase.

Thanks to all that came out to support our local craftsman and their charitable organizations.

29th Annual Arts & Crafts Show Highlights

Judy Devenney sells Scrubbies at the Arts and Crafts Show. The Needle Arts Club donates all proceeds to charity.

Vistas Rec Center was packed with all handcrafted and created merchandise.

Westbrook resident Judy DeFeo can create a beautiful portrait of your pet. See her ad in our service directory.

January is the beginning of a winter season of workshops, demonstrations, and classes at Needle Arts Studio at the Vistas. For 2018 members on January 10 or 11 at 10 a.m. we will have a refresher session on our Bernina sewing machines. We will show the basics of the machines and encourage the use of them.

Starting on January 17 or 18 at 10 a.m. will be “Simple Quilting” a 4 week class that teaches the basics of making a quilt top and quilting it. Directions are on the bulletin board in the Needle Arts Studio. Questions can be directed to Darlene Thomas at 602-459-2821 or [email protected] and Kim Warner at 315-278-1815 or [email protected]. Membership is $10.00 a year payable in January.

We plan to be at the January 14th Second Sunday Marketplace. Scrubbies will be for sale. But also we are planning a special sale on some of our items at Needle Arts. Stop by our table.

February we will have other workshops so plan to walk by our window and see what is coming at the Studio.

– by Darlene Thomas, President

Needle Arts

Westbrook residents John and Janet MacBride's table featured their exquisite southwestern pottery

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Tuesday, January 23rd, 2018 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Lakes Recreation Center

Meet the Westbrook Village: Board of Directors, Club Presidents

and WVA Sta�!

New Homeowner Orientation

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The Westbrook Village Players got lots of laughs from the audience during their recent performance of

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reporters and a whole lot of hilarious antics. Once again the talented performers delivered

a funny and captivating performance.


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open to all Westbrook Residents and their Guests

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$5 admission per person - Cash OnlyIncludes serving of a Submarine Sandwich

Bring your own Beverages & Snacks10 Consecutive Tickets Req’d to Reserve a TableTickets Must be Purchased in Advance at Lakes Rec Center

Steve Rommel's General Conditioning Class

Who: Just about anyone can attend, as we modify movements and exercises to meet the students ability.

What: This is a well rounded health and fitness program. Involving, balance; core training; cardiovascular & strength training, as well as flexibility.

Why: This type of class helps with fall prevention; mental and physical health, as well as stress reduction.

Where: Class is held each Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at the Vistas Recreation Center at 8:00 a.m. Class location on Saturday’s will periodically be held at the Lakes Recreation Center.

Steve Rommel's General Conditioning Class

Need to get back in shape? Join Steve Rommel, the Westbrook Village fitness guru, and your friends on Tuesday and Thursday at 8:00 a.m. at the Vistas and Saturday morning at the Lakes for an hour of exercise at your own pace. Cost is $5.00 per class.

Back Row Left to Right: Wayne Walker, Done Kane, Dale Jones, Tom Hubbard, Max Allen, Lorraine Steele, Cindy Clark, Max McCabe, Patty Sobba, LaRaine Baker, Bill Dudley, Peggy Dudley, Claralee Zell, John Zell, Grant Stephanson, Jim Kemmish, Ann Aahl, Bob Stickle, Terese Jansen

Front Row Left to Right: Rollin Mack, Lee McCabe, Rita Hughes, Steve Rommel, Patricia Harvie, Helen Neujahr, Suzanne Hemstock, Debi DeBlois, Jan Kenyon Glen Newjahr

For more information, contact Steve Rommel: [email protected] or 602-471-9232 or just show up. All Westbrook residents are welcome!

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Theater Seating

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Arts & CraftsCeramics Bernice Lever 623-566-2222Fine Arts Barb Hurley Peterson 623-566-0737Lapidary, Silversmith & Beading Gwen Herem 651-398-1030Needle Arts Darlene Thomas 602-459-2821Photography Dottie Smith 602-538-8545Pottery/Claymates Marilyn Reed 602-432-4024Quilting Vistas, Thurs 1:00 p.m.Glass Art Studio Sarah Thompson 480 540-4801Woodshop Club Open Monday's through Friday's, 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 and 1:00 p.m. to 4:00. Norman Palmer 623-566-2691

Dance & EntertainmentCactus Club Shelley Logan 425-330-2317Desert Dancers Norma Apodaca 623-388-3865Line Dancing Audrey Fulcher 623-566-2667Village Players Max Allen 623-523-3997Village Voices Shelley Logan 425-330-2317Westbrook Musicians Steve Thorne 623-312-3773

Health & Fitness ScheduleTotal Body Conditioning with Balance FREE at the Lakes, Thurs 8 a.m. Nimi Swamy 623-561-2814Evening Low Impact Aerobics Lakes, Mon, Wed, Thurs, 6:30 p.m. Lynn Braden 623-566-0795General Conditioning Class Vistas, Tues & Thurs. 8 a.m. Steve Rommel 602-471-9232Lakes Water Aerobics Mon-Fri 7:00, 8:00, and 9:00 a.m. Diana Ready 360-751-5353Massage Therapy Vistas. Julie Mirer, 623-518-4335Personalized Fitness Training Vistas. Steve Rommel 602-471-9232Tai Chi Chuan & QiGung Vistas, Thurs 1 p.m. Kenny Perez 623-332-8632Vistas Water Aerobics Mon-Fri 7:15, 8:15, and 9:15 a.m. Sat 8:15 a.m. Sun 8:15 a.m. (by request) Vicki Springer 623-566-3474Water Bootcamp Lakes, Sat 11:30 a.m.

Westbrook Village ActivitiesWater Zumba Lakes, Tues & Thurs 10:15 a.m.Yoga Contact Emily 623-362-1583 for times, days, fees and space availabilityZumba Gold Vistas Mon 9 a.m., Wed 10 a.m., Fri 9 a.m. Cheri Umlauf 623-825-1085

ServiceAgua Fria Kiwanis Club Meets Tuesdays 7:30 a.m. Call Tal Rice for meeting location 623-566-5968 Peoria Northwest Valley Lions Club 2nd and 4th Tuesdays @ 7a.m. Links Grill @Westbrook Village Al Boeck, 602-999-3743

Specialty ClubsBaby Boomers FALC, 6PM first and third Friday of every month Maria Thorne 623-312-3773 and Marti Harper 948-640-1399.Bookies Book Club 6:30 p.m., 2nd Wed., January 10th: A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman Margo Faso 623-362-0369Caregiver Support Group Vistas 2nd & 4th Tuesdays Contact Ginger Tottenhoff at 623-362-0255 or Lois Kumerow at 602-350-0458Chess Club Lakes, Tues 1 p.m., Wed, Noon Ralph Doner 623-547-6553Computer Club Joyce White 623-322-6513Hiking Club Allen Miller 623-825-6447Home & Garden Club Amy Miller 623-297-1002Italian-American Club 6 p.m., 2nd Monday starting 09-11-17 Fran Bono 602-476-3179 Nebraska Club Pat Kirk 602-697-4023Photography Club Dottie Smith 602-538-8545Resident Day Trips Sandy Rozzen 623-362-0693Roadrunners RV Club Larry Holtorf 602-999-5829Shalom Club Kathy Hartman 623-748-9798Veterans Support Group Russ LaChance 623-340-9876Westbrook Village Book Club The WV Book club will meet at 1:00 p.m. in the FALC Building on Thursday, January 18 to discuss The Girl Who Wrote in Silk by Kelli Estes. Lunch will be at 11:30 a.m. at the Links Restaurant. Call Linda (832-8544) for luncheon reservations, or Bernice (825-9352) for general information.

Westbrook Village Euchre Card Club Lakes Multi-Purpose Room, 1st and 3rd Wednesdays, 6pm – 9pm. Rich Mizner 253-370-7086 Wine Club Sharon Meeker 623-398-8441WOW –Women of Westbrook Charity Events Winnie Heimke 248-939-6561

SportsBilliards Dave Cleaver 623-561-0178Bocci Ball Vistas Bowling – Senior Rollers Ellen Howells 623-825-4907Golf 9-Hole Couples Butch Rasmussen 602-738-5387 Golf 18-hole Couples Gary Arnold 303-766-6835Golf 18-hole Ladies President -Rita Jobe 217-412-7937 Golf 9-hole Ladies JoEllen Dakin 630-690-6137Golf Weekend Men Mike Fisher 623-566-1274Horseshoe Stake Pits across from Lakes Rec CtrPickleball Rick Sturgis 623-764-1907Table Tennis Dick Browsky 623-566-6377Tennis Bill Naturkach 480-729-0431Westbrook Niner's Golf Group Jim Schulz 623-341-8854

Blood Pressure ScreeningsLakes Rec Center 2nd and 4th Thursdays at the Lakes, 9 a.m. to noonVistas Rec Center 1st and 3rd Fridays at the Vistas, 9 a.m. to noon

LibraryFALC. Books, videos, audio books, DVD’s, puzzles, and more. Open every day except major holidays. Borrow items on the honor system, and return them when finished. Details: Martha Swanson 623-566-4753

Politics (District 22)Democrats 17540 N. Ave of the Arts, Surprise 6 p.m., third Thursday each month Matthew Lewandowski 623-398-7177Republicans Vistas, 6 p.m., third Monday each month Rae Chornenky 602-818-4879

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MondayLapidary, Silversmith & Beading Open beading Lakes 10 a.m. Table Tennis Vistas 10 a.m., Dick Browsky 623-566-6377Monday Social Bridge Lakes 12:30 p.m., Susan Weinand 623-533-4111Duplicate Bridge Lakes, 12:15 p.m., Eileen Madansky 623-566-3634Wright-Patterson Mah Jongg Lakes, 12:30 p.m., Mary Maccracken 623-566-3312Senior Rollers Brunswick Zone, 1 p.m., Ellen Howells 623-825-4907Samba Lakes, 5:30 p.m., Jan Heaston 623-572-7697Poker Falc, 6:45 p.m., Eliot 623-825-0463Pinochle Lakes, 7:00 p.m., Brian Dufour 623-521-6146

TuesdayLapidary, Silversmith & Beading Lapidary and Silversmithing 10:00 a.m Nita Lywandowsky 623-606-2144 Progressive Hand & Foot (also Thursdays) Lakes, 12:15 p.m., Susan McDonald 623-414-3697Chess Club (also Wednesdays) Lakes, 1 p.m., Ralph Doner 623-547-6553Needle Arts & Quilting Vistas, 1 p.m., Darlene Thomas 602-459-2821Ladies’ Bridge Vistas, 1 p.m., Maddy Olsen 623-518-2799Couples Gin Rummy Vistas, 6:30 p.m., Rita Heilmann 623-566-3855Hearts Vistas, 6:30 p.m., Ron Bachara 623-640-8978Cribbage Lakes, 7 p.m., Jack Heller 623-566-6092TNT Poker (also Thursdays) Falc, Willie 623-698-6760

WednesdayLapidary, Silversmithing & Beading Beading classes (free lessons) 1:00 p.m. Gwen Herem 651-398-1030 Really Fun Bridge Vistas, 9 a.m., Ted Cooper 425-216-3773 Pan Falc, Noon, Anna Molar 623-466-8909Pan Falc, 1 p.m., Bev Goldfarb 623-566-7972Chess Club Lakes 1 p.m., Ralph Doner 623-547-6553Ladies Mah Jongg Vistas, 1 p.m., Jo Ann Zondlo 602-826-1737Table Tennis Vistas, 1 p.m., Dick Browsky 623-566-6377 Shanghai Lakes, 6:30 p.m., Jeanne Campbell, 623-566-4592

ThursdayLapidary, Silversmithing & Beading Silverware jewelry and fused glass 10:00 a.m. Gwen Herem 651-398-1030 Ladies Bridge Lakes, 9 a.m., Gerry Simpson 623-566-3209 Mah Jongg Falc, Noon (Also Friday), Miriam 623-388-6407Progressive Hand & Foot Lakes,12:15 p.m., Susan McDonald 623-414-3697Billiards Lakes, 6:30 p.m., Dave Cleaver 623-561-0178Progressive Hand & Foot Lakes, 6:30 p.m., Sue Friess 623-680-7771TNT Poker Falc, Willie 623-698-6760

FridayLapidary, Silversmithing & Beading Preregistered specialty classes 10:00 a.m. Gwen Herem 651-398-1030 Sheepshead Falc, 1 p.m., Al Boeck 602-999-3743Table Tennis Vistas, 1 p.m., Dick Browsky 623-566-6377National Mah Jongg League Falc, 1 p.m., Judy Pellish 623-362-1046 or Janet Leach 623-566-6682 (Classes taught also)

Try something new

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Pickleball is a great sport enjoyed by over 2.4 million people. The WV Pickleball Club has contributed to the growth of this sports court activity and has over 415 Club members headed into 2018. Please take a look at the Club website http://wbvpickleballclub.org/. The Pickleball Club has activities for everyone.

Open play time is also available to all residents with the court schedule posted in the Vistas Recreation Center office. With the addition of the new courts the Vistas will be focused on Pickleball and the Lakes will focus on Tennis. Intrigued? Call Rick Sturgis, Pickleball Club President at 623-764-1907.

WVA Pickleball Courts Get Some Love

Earlier in 2017, the Westbrook Village Home Owner Association Board approved the construction of 8 new Pickleball courts. Construction began on November 15th and is scheduled for a Grand Opening early in 2018.



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Open House is January 11th at the Computer Club. Drop by between 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to see the refreshed computer club facilities. Then stay for Computer Talk in the Lakes Rec Center Ballroom where Jonathan George, iWired, is presenting Technology for Smarter Homes, 7:00 p.m. till 8:30 p.m. All Westbrook Village residents are welcome.

WVCC continues to support AARP Tax-Aide Program

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volunteers have operated the program for more than 15 years, helping thousands of residents file their federal and state taxes.

From Friday February 2, 2018 to Monday April 16, 2018 our volunteers will offer tax filing services to those who qualify. More information on the website: wvcc.us

In the Computer Room this month

Tips and Tricks for Windows, January 8th, Writer’s Workshop (New!), January 9th, Using the Chromebook, January 18th, How to Scan Photos and Docs, January 19th, Backup Tasks for Windows 10, January 22nd, Photoshop (New!) starts January 23rd, Windows 10 and Windows 10 Apps, January 25th. For times, class descriptions and registration info visit the website.

Ongoing Workshops/User Groups

• Genealogy Workshops are held monthly on the 2nd Thursday from 2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. at the Lakes Computer Room.

• AppleTalk meets every other Tuesday from 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. at the Lakes Computer Room.

• Adobe Users Group January 15th from 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

• NEW! Google Workshop January 25th – to be held monthly on the 4th Thursdays from 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

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WESTBROOK projects include:Golf Pro Shops / Ext. Golf Buildings

GOLF CART REPAIR

PAINTING

IRRIGATION

All Irrigation RepairsTimers & Valves

Backflow PreventionSmart Controllers Installed

with $250 rebate fromCity of Peoria

John Lovesee 480.257.6106Greg Brown 623.363.1235www.SundownerIrrigation.com

Bonded & InsuredROC #286660

Westbrook Village HomeownerWestbrook’s MostTrusted Source!

IRRIGATION

HOUSE SITTING

HOME CARE

Quality In-Home Care

Quality Home Care Options, Inc.

(623) 322-9155

“Low Rates”◆ Bathing Assistance◆ Medication Management◆ Transportation◆ Meal Preparation◆ Light Housekeeping◆ Companion/Hourly Care◆ Additional Services

CERAMIC TILE • CARPETING • HARDWOOD FLOORS

Campana Square - 9855 W. Bell Rd. Sun City, AZ 85351

FAX (623) 977-7269

ROC# 074936 • Bonded • Insured

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Matt Hicks, CTCOwner

(623) 972-5641

HOME IMPROVEMENT

Madden’sHandyman Plus LLC.Improvements

Repairs

Maintenance

Jim Madden | (602) 206-4720 Sun City, AZ

Quality Work Free Estimates Insured

UNLICENSED CONTRACTOR

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Call602-828-1455

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SALON SERVICES

SUNDANCE ROOFING"serving our customers

since 1987"

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(602) [email protected]

Free Estimates Licenced • Bonded • Insured

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ROOFING

ROOFING

LEONARDSTOCK 602-291-4410

FREE ESTIMATESLicensed • Bonded • Insured

Res. Lic. ROC# 257801Westbrook Village References

ARROWHEADROOFING

INC.

REMODELING

Licensed / Bonded / Insured

623-933-4312www.albrechtandson.com

HOA • PORA • ROC# 155822KB02

• Bathrooms• Kitchens• Windows• Doors• Additions• Drywall & Finishing

• Interior Painting• Exterior Painting• Wallpaper Removal• Popcorn Removal• Cabinet Refinishing & Paint

New Salon

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Former New York Salon Owner

Master Hair ColoristAnd Stylist

8805 W. Union Hills DrSuite 201

Peoria, AZ 85382Call for an

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PLUMBING

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Peoria, AZ 85382

ROC# 112019-C37R

Mention this add and receive 10% off of any plumbing

repairs during duration of magazine date.

PET SITTINGYOUR HOME or MY HOMEDaily, Weekly, Monthly

Personalized Pet Visits.Includes: Feeding, Watering, Playtime & Walking if desired.Reasonable Rates. Available for Extended Vacations. Small Dog I can keep in my home. Bonded-Insured-ReferencesI DO NOT CAGE OR KENNEL!Call Claudia "The Pet Nanny"

623-566-9085

PET SITTING

PET PORTRAITSPET PORTRAITS

Have your pet hand-drawn or paintedby Judy DeFeo, artist.

Capture their greatest expression with beautiful colored signature piece. Memories can be made on tee-shirts, tote bags, canvas or paper. Call or email Judy today for an appointment.

[email protected] (602) 540-4023

JUDY’S PETS PORTRAITS


SUNSCREENS

SUNSCREENS• Doors • Rollup Shades

• Patio Enclosures• Golf Ball Protection

• Lattice Shade

ARIZONA'S BEST SUNSCREENSDean Matthies

602-810-0700PORA Certified

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ROC# 246486 Licensed, Bonded & Insured

• SUNSCREENS • BUG SCREENS• QUALITY SWINGING AND

SLIDING SCREEN DOORS• GOLF BALL PROTECTION

• PATIO ROLL-UPS & ENCLOSURESWE DO RESCREENING"SERVICING WESTBROOK SINCE 1994"

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ROC# 181827

NEWAND

REPAIR

TRAVEL AGENCY

"FULL SERVICE FOR 45 YEARS"

RIVER CRUISE EXPERTS!

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Sun City

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WINDOW COVERINGS

help you customize your windows or add a finishing touch to your present mini or vertical blinds.20+ YEARS EXPERIENCE

CALL DEE 623-561-0989

LET “THE DRAPERY LADY”

SPRINKLER REPAIR

A Zto

• Timers • Valves• Bubbler & Drip RepairListed with HOA and PORA

623-561-6121Not a licensed contractor

SPRINKLERREPAIR

WINDOW COVERING

Mention WV LIVING for Discount

New Customer 1-Hour Introductory

Massage $39.99

623-362-2270

New CustomerIntroductory

Pedicure$17.99

623-362-2454

MASSAGE • FACIALS • REFLEXOLOGY

WAXING • MANI-PEDI • SNS GELS • ACRYLICS • LASHES

SALON SERVICES

“Cheers to a new year and another chance for us to get it right.”

-Oprah Winfrey

The Journal of Clinical Psychology estimates that approximately 50 percent of the population makes resolutions each New Year. The top resolutions are weight loss, exercise, stopping smoking, better money management and debt reduction. The age-old question is why people have such a hard time keeping their New Year’s resolutions.

2017 NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONSomeone needs to figure out why we didn’t keep our New Year’s resolution last year. To think of it, this would make the perfect New Year’s resolution! We all remember that we were good for the first couple weeks of January. But, by February we were already backsliding. Now, we wonder if we could have done something differently and keep hoping that next time will be successful.

2018 NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION If you are ready to take the leap and make a 2018 New Year’s resolution, there are some techniques that make you more likely to keep your resolution this year. First, make only one resolution for the year and state the goal in a positive (become a non-smoker) manner. Second, set small realistic steps to achieving your goal (lose 5 pounds every…). Third, keep a record of your progress for reaching your goal. Finally, don’t give up if you get off-track during the year…just pick-up where you left off and keep going.

If half of us make a resolution each year, it means that we all start out being optimistic about our chances. To be successful, you have to truly believe that your 2018 New Year’s resolution will be achieved.

by Sandra W. Evans

New Year's Resolutions

Peoria Emergency (Fire or Police), 911

Peoria Fire, non-emergency623-773-7279

Peoria Police, non-emergency623-773-8311

Poison Control, 602-253-3334

Westbrook Posse, 623-566-3133

Area HospitalsArrowhead, 623-561-1000Banner Boswell, 623-832-4000Banner Del Webb, 623-524-4000Banner Thunderbird, 602-588-5555

Westbrook RestaurantsLakes: Sunset Bistro, 623-566-1132Vistas: Links Grill, 623-561-1681

Westbrook Pro ShopsLakes: 623-566-3439Vistas: 623-566-1633

Administration OfficeMonday-Thursday8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.19281 N. Westbrook ParkwayPeoria, AZ 85382 Phone: 623-561-0099

Lakes Recreation Center5:30 a.m.-10:00 p.m.19251 N. Westbrook ParkwayPeoria, AZ 85382 Phone: 623-566-6181

Vistas Recreation Center5:30 a.m.-10:00 p.m.18825 N. Country Club ParkwayPeoria, AZ 85382 Phone: 623-566-6178

IMPORTANT NUMBERS


PHASE I- THE LAKES PHONE COMMUNIT YBersano, Joyce 623-561-7732 Cambridge CrossBrickhouse, Dot 623-566-9643 Cambridge CrossCarafello, Mar yann 602-350-5054 Cambridge CrossRobb, Connie 480-242-7875 Cambridge CrossVise, Peggy 623-931-8347 Cambridge CrossCox, Monica/Patrick 623-825-4643 Edgewater ParkKelly, Marlene 623-572-4671 Fair way R idgeNagy, Catherine/Paul 623-566-0548 Fair way R idgeAlband, Gail 623-561-6406 Fair way SpringsAmshel, El len 623-566-1605 Fair way SpringsDudley, Peggy 623-561-7858 Fair way SpringsReisener, Bi l l (Co- ord) 623-572-3017 Fair way SpringsReisener, Judy (Co- ord) 623-572-3017 Fair way SpringsBengtson, Teddy 480-278-2189 HeatherbrookClamurro, Phyll is 916-605-9446 HeatherbrookMcNutt, Norma 623-566-6034 Lakeside TerraceBuonincontro, Carol 602-743-5393 Lakeview EstatesBishop, Betty (Co- ord) 623-566-1908 Meadow Park 1Brown, Greg/Barbara 623-363-0415 MeadowridgeKlatt, Betty 623-388-6176 MeadowridgeAllen, Max 623-523-3997 Monterey GreensErier, Keith/Jan 623-251-6813 Monterey GreensTedesco, Andrea 623-824-4041 Mtn View EstatesGasser, Annette 320-309-7203 Mtn Park EstatesKuneman, Dick 623-566-1220 OakbrookHales, Betty 623-566-0065 PineridgeHass, Barbara 858-248-0814 Quail R idgeNor walk , Carol 623-561-0261 Quail R idgePalm, Bob/Maxine 623-825-0215 Quail R idgeCecily Einck 623-444-8111 Shadow RidgeJohnston, Sue/George 623-566-0893 Vil lage Terrace 1Wild, Bi l l 623-566-3253 Vil lage Terrace 1Morse, Pat 623-566-7985 Windsor Park

PHASE II-THE VISTAS PHONE COMMUNIT YHoward, Darlene 602-439-5499 Countr y Club EstOhr t, Gloria 623-566-1196 Countr y Club EstBarnett, Mike 623-566-2427 Cypress Point EstPawluk, Gloria (Co- ord) 623-566-5997 Cypress Point EstZiminski, Tom/Phyll is 623-566-3390 Cypress Point EstFouts, Sandy 623-566-5394 Eagle R idgeJohnson, Bob 623-825-7855 Eagle R idgeRiddiford, Arlene 623-825-3809 Eagle R idgeLeDuc, Ernie 623-572-6513 Oakmont HeightsCuomo, Jeanette 623-249-5046 Pinehurst PlaceCohen, Harriet 623-974-3599 Scotland Hil lsGoldman, Marusha 623-388-4500 Scotland Hil lsLong, Anne 623-537-0879 Scotland Hil lsMiddleton, Barbara/Bob 623-566-6077 Scotland Hil lsMyers, Sara 623-825-0172 Scotland Hil lsFleming, Rose 623-566-8965 St. AndrewsPenney, Laura 623-518-9055 St. AndrewsSinger, Myra (Co- ord) 623-566-2691 St. AndrewsSchindler, Wil l iam 623-566-2395 Tammaron PlaceCarlo, Bettina 602-318-5906 Torrey PinesVanVugt, Jan 602-938-6188 Torrey PinesHerman, Shirley 623-337-5210 Vista CrossingMason, Barbara 623-362-9122 Vista PinnaclePhelps, Connie 623-566-2956 Vista PinnacleRozzen, Sandy 623-362-0693 Vista PinnacleSisterman, Roger 623-566-9857 Vista PinnacleSchwar tz, Flora 623-566-1871 Vista PointJohnson, Gloria 623-249-7409 Vista PointBri l l, Ann 623-362-1370 Willow RidgeFarnswor th, Roz 623-322-6688 Willow RidgeImm, Paul/Karen 623-362-1131 Willow RidgeWalker, Nancy 480-991-5665 Willow Ridge

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