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January / February 2014The VisionLas Sendas Community Association

Law Enforcement at Las Sendas

Las Sendas Health Fair

Las Sendas Golf Club Headlines Sponsored by Las Sendas Golf

Las Sendas Lifestyle

Las Sendas Golf Club HeadlinesLas Sendas Ladies League – Making a Difference This year the Las Sendas Ladies League hosted a Christmas Charity Luncheon in Bogey’s Private Dining Room at Las Sendas Golf Club. This incredible group of women collected over 110 toys which were donated and delivered to the Mesa Salvation Army Christmas Angel Tree. A big thank you to everyone for this contribution to our community!

LIVE…at Las Sendas is pleased to present:

Thursday, January 16th, 2014 Affinity – Generations of Classic RockConsidered the area’s best show band, Affinity has been captivat-ing audiences with its high energy performances since the 1980’s. Based in Phoenix, Affinity has a long history of providing music and entertainment for major social events and corporate parties.

Thursday, February 20th 2014 Rock Lobster – 80’s Retro BandRock Lobster is the absolute best cover band in Arizona when it comes to playing the ultimate in 80’s retro music! This band plays songs from Billy Idol’s White Wedding to Cyndi Lauper’s Girl’s Just Want to Have Fun!

Bring your friends, come and join the fun, just maybe you’ll get an invite to get on stage to rock out your best 80’s dance!

With this band of highly talented musi-cians, you are always guaranteed to be on your feet at the BEGINNING of the night!

The Chef ’s Grand Buffet is from 6 to 8 p.m., and the show begins at 8 p.m.

Tickets are $60 per person, or a table of eight for $400. Only 200 tickets will be sold. To purchase tickets or a table, please call Erica at (480) 396-4000, or send an e-mail to [email protected].

Please hold the following dates in your calendar for our 2014LIVE…..at Las Sendas calendar of events:April 17May 29July 17**Dates are firm, entertainment subject to change.

Saturday, January 18thWine Dinner – Amazing Food and Wine PairingsThe Vistas Pavilion in partnership with Francis Ford Coppola Wines is hosting a Wine Maker’s Dinner on Saturday January 18th, 6pm. This

dinner will be 5 courses and each course will be paired with a wine selec-tion. Tickets are $50 per person, please call Erica at 480-396-4000 or e-mail her at [email protected].

Friday, February 14th Valentine’s Day Dinner – The PatioCome and enjoy a romantic evening of dining on The Patio at Las Sen-das, Friday February 14th. We are pleased to offer a 4 course prix fixe menu for $100 per couple. Your evening comes complete with a long stem rose and a table with dazzling city lights views. For reservations please call Erica at 480-396-4000 or e mail her at [email protected].

The Vistas PavilionThe Vistas Wedding Pavilion at Las Sendas is pleased to offer the a Summer Special Wedding Package for events booked and hosted in the months of June, July, August and September, 2014. The total cost is $5,000 (does not include tax and gratuity). Please call us for a tour of our incredible venue and for further detailed information call 480-396-4000. or email us at [email protected].

New Instructor from our Local CommunityAshley Malaska is a native of Murray, Utah who currently resides in Mesa, Arizona. She began her golf career at the age of 16 and went on to play at the University of Arizona. Along with competing on the local mini tour, she is starting a career in golf instruction at the Las Sendas Golf Academy. For further information please call 480-396-4000.

Do you take reservations for dining?The Patio at Las Sendas is pleased to an-nounce that in starting in January 2014 we will be taking reservations for dinner. Please refer to our website – Patio Reserva-tions or search for us on Open Table. There is limited space available so please reserve well ahead of your planned event!

I having been hearing great feedback on your events hosted at The Vistas Pavilion. How did I get ongoing information about what is up and coming for 2014?Please feel free to visit our website www.lassendas.com. We also list our events in local magazines and newspapers and on our sandwich board at the entrance to our property. You can also call our reception desk during business hours 480-396-4000 or feel free to call our Sales and Marketing Department at any time 480-352-2614.

WHAT’s NEW?

EVENTSPROMOTIONS AND SPECIALS

DINING

GOLF ACADEMy

FAQ

Las Sendas Community Association 1

Las Sendas Golf Club Headlines

2 January / February 2014

www.thetrailhead.org

Your HOA… 4 Meet Your HOA

Association Contact Information

Table of Contents… January / February 2014Las Sendas Community Association

14 Walk With Purpose

Circuit Sense

Tree House Child Watch

Jan/Feb Group Fitness Schedule

15 Go Take a Hike

Spa Specials

Health & Well Being…

The Official Magazine of Las Sendas Community Association

This magazine is delivered to all homeowners and businesses in the Las Sendas Community bi-monthly. You have received this publication because your HOA believes you take pride in your home environment and community.

We are always interested in your comments or suggestions.

While efforts to ensure accuracy are exercised, the publisher assumes no liability for the information contained in editorial content.

Community Spotlight… 16 Las Sendas Retirees

17 Las Sendas History Project

18 Las Sendas Women’s Group

Mom’s Club

Las Sendas Book Club

19 Adopt a Street

Wireless Access at The Trailhead

Home and Landscape… 8 Landscape Update From Four Peaks Landscape Management

Compliance

9 Architectural Committee

1 Las Sendas Golf Club Headlines

12 Las Sendas Lifestyle

Features…

ValhallaCommunity Magazineswww.Valhalla360.com

Las Sendas - Building a Sense of Community…

5 Law Enforcement at Las Sendas

Neighborhood Watch Program

10 Save the Date! January/February Event Calendar

20 Product & Service Directory

In Every Issue…

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pg.12

Current News and Notes… 6 Annual Meeting, New Board Members and New Officers

7 Committee Corner

Community Announcements

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Your HOA…

Association Contact InformationMeet your HOA

Las Sendas 2014 Board of DirectorsPresident Jeff Brugos ...................................................................................... [email protected]

Vice President David Camp ............................................................................. [email protected]

Treasurer Dave DePietro ................................................................................ [email protected]

Secretary Jim Travis ................................................................................................... [email protected]

Director Nick Camillone .......................................................................................... [email protected]

Director Rick Kern ............................................................................................ [email protected]

Director David Harris ............................................................................. [email protected]

Las Sendas Community Association Staff DirectoryCommunity Manager Doug Austin ................................................................................ [email protected]

Community Asst. Manager Anthony Martin .......................................................................... [email protected]

Compliance Coordinator Calee Burch ................................................................................... [email protected]

Administrative Assistant Melanie Mallery ........................................................................ [email protected]

Administrative Assistant Pam Pratt ........................................................................................ [email protected]

Patrol Director Charlie Ralls .................................................................................... [email protected]

Maintenance Director Marc Sparling .......................................................................... [email protected]

Lifestyle Director Jennifer Graffice .......................................................................... [email protected]

Assistant Lifestyle Director Kristha Lima ................................................................................... [email protected]

Trailhead Members Club 7900 East Eagle Crest Drive

Mesa, AZ 85207

Community Association Office

480.357.8780

Community Association Fax 480.357.7687

Lifestyle Division 480.832.6900

Trailhead Athletic Club & Spa

480.832.6900

Community Patrol 480.220.1794

FirstService Customer Care Center 480.551.4300

[email protected] www.thetrailhead.org

Association Office Hours Monday – Friday 8:00am-5:00pm

Trailhead Members Club Lobby Hours

Monday – Friday 8:00am-8:00pm

Saturday & Sunday 10:00am-4:00pm

Trailhead Athletic Club Hours Monday – Thursday

5:00am-8:00pm Friday

5:00am-7:00pm Saturday

6:00am-5:00pm Sunday

7:00am-5:00pm

Pool Hours Daily

5:00am-10:00pm


If you would like us to promote a neighborhood gathering in your community or need help putting something together, email Kristha at [email protected].

Las Sendas - Building a Sense of Community…

Neighborhood Watch ProgramAs part of the on-going Neighborhood Watch Program with the City of Mesa Police Department’s encouragement; it is important to meet and get to know your neighbors. Karen Stegenga of the Crime Prevention Office of the Superstition District says knowing your neighbor is a first step in a friendly and safe environment.

For more information on Neighborhood Watch Programs, please contact the Mesa Crime Prevention Officer, Karen Stegenger on (480) 644-5014. Or follow this link to the City of Mesa Neighborhood Watch Site: http://www.mesaaz.gov/police/NeighborhoodWatch/Default.aspx.

Emergency Mesa Police Non-emergency Mesa Police LSCA Patrol#911 #480-644-2211 #480-220-1794


Law Enforcement at Las Sendas

Over the last year, the Mesa Police Department has worked the Las Sendas development area in response to two separate selective enforcement requests where specific police traffic enforcement has been heavily requested from residents throughout the Las Sendas community. Las Sendas is a unique development planned with care to maximize aesthetics and the natural enviornment. With that comes many obstacles which can lead to traffic-related problems; elevation changes, minimal street lighting, heavier than normal vegetation growth, etc. The traffic-related problems are compounded by very heavy early morning, and late afternoon, pedestrian, bicycle, and school traffic. The Las Sendas loop (Eagle Crest/Ridgecrest) and the transecting minor streets between various inner developments (Mountain Ridge/Saddleback/Red Mountain) offer pedestrians and cyclists with unique opportunities for physical activity.

Many Las Sendas residents have repeatedly contacted the Mesa Police Department demanding speed, and stop sign enforcement, within the development. Additionally, Las Sendas Elementary has requested police traffic enforcement at the beginning and end of school hours due to significant traffic problems in front of the school. Two weeks ago a crossing guard was struck by a vehicle in the school crosswalk area. Fortunately the guard was not seriously injured.

There is a history of serious traffic collisions on the Las Sendas loop, including a recent fatality on Ridgecrest. These are the tragedies we all must work together to avoid.

The City of Mesa Police Department, and the MPD Traffic Unit specifically, would be pleased to meet with Las Sendas residents to discuss alternatives to very heavy enforcement techniques, in an effort to reduce the potential for collisions. I am asking all Las Sendas residents to take a part in this interaction; to help themselves, and the City of Mesa Police

Department, ensure roadway safety. The MPD traffic unit is willing to have residential meetings to discuss traffic issues, conduct traffic law education classes, or to pursue other initiatives that you may suggest which will promote Las Sendas roadway safety-- the primary goal for all involved. In these days of ever rising vehicle insurance costs and persistent economic challenges, I am hopeful that we can speak to the practicalities of working together to influence the traffic flow within the Las Sendas community. We have tried light enforcement techniques for nearly two years. Before we are forced to move to more heavy-handed enforcement techniques, including the presence of multiple motor officers, and zero-tolerance citations for all those not in compliance with Arizona Revised Traffic Statutes, let’s communicate with each other and find solutions that will make the Las Sendas community a safer place for all its residents. The only true way to have a lasting impact on your beautiful development is to allow us to work with you and to enlist your help in elevating traffic safety as a priority, so that we may all be blessed with a healthy and happy new year.

Brad Withrow has been a City of Mesa Police Officer for 21 years, a motor officer for 17 years primarily in DUI enforcement/major collisions involving impairment related activity. Officer Withrow’s current duties with the Mesa Police Department are as the MPD Motor/Firearm Training Coordinator. Withrow’s duties also include selective traffic enforcement details on the City of Mesa streets near various schools, residential and business areas, where traffic problems have been documented, and local residents have requested police traffic officer presence in dealing with the flow of traffic and safety related concerns.

By Bradley R. Withrow #10106


Current News and Notes…

Annual Meeting of the AssociationStanding Room Only! Our Annual Meeting on November 7th set a record for our largest attendance ever. Over 240 people attended the meeting, which is about three times our typical number. Importantly, they were not there to complain. Why the record turnout? It may have been because the City of Mesa Mayor, Scott Smith, was the guest speaker. It may have been because the meeting was held at the new venue; the local Las Sendas Golf Club’s Vista Pavilion. It may have been because the Golf Club provided free hors d’oeuvres prior to the meeting. It may have been because the Association provided complimentary drink tickets or the raffled-off multiple gift certificates provided by our vendors and our Management Company, FirstService Residential. Or, it may have been a combination of all the above. What is important is that more people were involved than ever before and the feedback was overwhelmingly positive. We hope we have just as many, or more, next year. For those of you that were unable to attend the Annual Meeting, below are some highlights:

• Mesa Mayor Scott Smith: After thanking those in the room who voted for the two major Mesa bond issues that had passed earlier in the week, the Mayor summarized his efforts to attract new institutions and businesses into Mesa, especially in the areas of Health, Education, Aerospace, Tourism and Technology (his HEAT Initiative). He highlighted the recent Apple decision to locate an operation in Mesa and the successful recruitment of five new colleges to Mesa.

• LSCA President Jeff Brugos: After thanking the Las Sendas Golf Club for donating both the venue and the food for the Annual Meeting, Jeff gave a historical perspective on what had been accomplished over the last three years to make our Association more fiscally sound and better managed. He acknowledged the significant contribution made by FirstService Residential, our Community Management firm (formerly Rossmar & Graham), for these results. Accomplishments highlighted:

o Turned previous operating deficits into operating surpluses for the last three years;

o Paid back the $600,000 loan from the Reserve Fund one year earlier than planned;

o Increased Reserve Fund from 38% to 60% for the “fully funded” amount; and

o Kept assessments fixed for the last three years (2011 to 2013).

Jeff also highlighted the key objectives for 2014, which included:

o Successfully resolve our two potential Annexations;

BOARD BITS

Annual Meeting, New Board Members and New Officers By Jim Travis

o Complete our initial Long Range & Capital Plan; and o Further refine our fiscal and management processes.

• LSCATreasurerDaveDiPietro:Tothedelightofallthoseattending, Dave announced that assessments would not increase for 2014…keeping assessments the same for four years. He also announced that our Reserve Funds (over $5 million) are now being professionally managed by a private bank and all the LSCA amenities are now included in a single operating budget.

New Board Members At the Annual Meeting, two Board Directors were also elected: Jeff Brugos, a returning Board Member, and Rick Kern, a new Board Member. Subsequent to the general election, one of the current Board Members, Kevin Roberg, resigned. The Board exercised its option to fill the open position by a vote of the Board, electing Dave Harris. The background of our two new Board Members, who will both be serving 1-year terms, is summarized below:

• Rick Kern – Previously served on Board of Directors for a major Condominium, serving as the President three times and secretary three times. Also served in leadership positions in other volunteer organizations. Managed customer service operations and acquisition integration for a global medical manufacturing company. Rick lives in Stonecliff.

• Dave Harris – Served thirteen years on a Board for a major Hospital, as the President and also the Chairman of its Finance Committee. Served as a City Manager for two California communities and provided oversight to many building/construction projects in this role. Was a senior consultant/executive recruiter to various cities and counties, including the City of Mesa. Previously served on various volunteer LSCA groups, including a member of the Finance Committee; a member of the Quality Improvement Task Force; and a member of the Ad Hoc Committee which evaluated professional Management Companies and recommended our current Management Company. Dave lives in Sonoran Hills.

Election of Board OfficersDuring the November Board meeting following our Annual Meeting, the following LSCA Board officers were elected:

• JeffBrugoswasre-electedPresident• DaveCampwasre-electedVice-President• DaveDiPietrowasre-electedTreasurer• JimTraviswaselectedSecretary On behalf of the Board of Directors we hope everyone had a Happy Holiday Season and a Happy New Year!


Periodically the Association office will send out Community announcements via email blasts will important and informative information regarding your community. Please contact the Association office to be added to our email list and stay informed!

COMMUNITy ANNOUNCEMENTS We Need your Email Address!

COMMITTEE CORNERThe Audit, Custom and Regular Architectural Committees are seeking new members. For an application visit the Committees page at www.thetrailhead.org under Community or stop by the Association Office. For additional information on the Audit Committee contact Doug Austin at [email protected]; for Regular or Custom Architectural Committees contact Anthony Martin at [email protected].


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July / August 2009The VisionLas Sendas Community Association


Home and Landscape…LANDSCAPE UPDATE FROM

Winter Maintenance

Compliance

Street SmartsThe Association has received a number of complaints regarding the speed of vehicles within our parcels. The speed limit in the community is 35 mph and the speed limit on all private streets within Las Sendas is 15mph. Please remember that the family nature of our community requires extra care when children are in the area.

Holiday Light ReminderHoliday lights and decorations must be removed by February 15th.

You may think of January and February as months in which there is not much to do in the landscape. However, there are many things that can be done to improve the look and health of the plants during the rest of the year. If you over-seeded your lawn this past fall, it should be fertilized with a well balanced fertilizer. This should be done about every six weeks to maintain the health and green color. Make sure you are adjusting your irrigation system taking advantage of any rain that we may receive during these months. Depending upon rainfall amounts, you will find that irrigation systems can be turned off for several days or a week at a time.

Typically during dryer weather conditions, your grass should be watering once to twice weekly. Drip systems for plants and trees should be run no more than once every seven to ten days. The goal in irrigating your plant material is just to maintain steady soil moisture and not allowing the soil to dry out completely. Also, avoid overwatering which results in standing water or muddy conditions. Now is a great time of year to prune your deciduous trees. It is much easier to see the branching structure and to make correct branch removals. Remove all crossing branches within the tree crown to allow light in and wind to pass through. Remove diseased and damaged branches as well. Now is the perfect time to move the water emitters away from the trunk of the tree out to the drip line (outside edge of the crown). This will help stabilize the tree by allowing the feeder roots to move out away from the trunk and become more established near the drip line. If done correctly, monsoon season should be a less of a concern with damaged trees.



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Architectural CommitteeThe purpose of the Architectural Committee is to review and analyze requests to make improvements to the visible exterior of a home and make sure the improvements stay within the guidelines set forth in our CC&R’s.

In an effort to provide and protect each individual homeowner’s rights and property values, it is required that any Las Sendas Homeowner that is considering improvements to their home which modify the exterior of the home submit an application to the Architectural Committee prior to starting work on any planned improvements. Work may begin as soon as the homeowner receives written confirmation that their planned improvement has been approved.

It is the purpose of the Architectural Committee and the Guidelines to promote those qualities in Las Sendas that enhance the attractiveness and functionality of the community. Those qualities include a harmonious relationship among structures, vegetation (weeds not included), topography and overall design of the community. Some examples of improvements are landscaping (plants, grass, hardscape), painting, security screen doors, sun screens, lighting, just to name a few.

The Custom Architectural Review Committee meets the first and third Thursday of the month while the Regular Architectural Review Committee meets the second and fourth Wednesday of the month and his comprised of Las Sendas homeowner volunteers and reviews all architectural applications submitted.

Guidelines and applications may be obtained from the Association once or online at www.thetrailhead.org.

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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Tree House 3pm-7:15pm

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Bridge Club 1pm

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Retirees Meeting 9am

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Snow Day 10am-12pm

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Bridge Club 1pm

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Book Club 6:30pm

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2014 | SaVE THE DaTE!

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FEBruary

All fitness classes are 1 hour in length unless noted otherwise. www.thetrailhead.org


Las Sendas Lifestyle

SNOW DAy – LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW! Get your mittens ready! Instead of heading to the mountains let us bring the snow to you! Las Sendas will have snow at the Trailhead Parke for all to enjoy! Bring your sleds and enjoy the bounce house and some playtime in the SNOW! Pre-registration is required.

Date: Saturday, January 18th Time: 10:00am-12:00pmLocation: Trailhead ParkeCost: $5 per child

VALENTINE’S DANCE Spend this special day with your son or daughter at the Trailhead Members Club for our Father/Daughter, Mother/Son Dance. There will be dinner, dj, cool prizes, fun dancing, photo booth and lots of action.

Date: Saturday, February 8th Time: 6:00pm-9:00pmFee: $15 for adults, $10 for children

LAS SENDAS HEALTH FAIR Saturday, February 22ndFree! Open to all Las Sendas Residents. Bring your family out for this great event! We will be doing live group fitness demos, offering free massages, giving away free turkey dogs, popcorn and snow cones, and enter our raffle to win prizes from the vendors in attendance. This is a great event to visit and speak with health and wellness vendors and businesses so don’t miss out!

Saturday, February 22nd10:00am-2:00pmTrailhead Athletic Club & Parking Lot

If you or someone you know owns a business and would like to have a vendor booth at the Health Fair please contact Jennifer or Kristha at the TAC 480-832-6900

FARMERS MARKETEvery other Saturday from 8:00am – 1:00pm at the upper parking lot by the Trailhead Parke

1/11, 1/25, 2/8, 2/22, 3/8, 3/22, 4/5, 4/19

New & More Vendors!Come shop and see:

Activities to Do - Events to Discover

Double Play Produce -new improved produceRed Mountain Cattle CompanyBeary’s Secret Treasures - Fresh FlowersDavey Jones - Fresh FishShrimp CevicheDr. HummusAmelia & Boots Pet TreatsGluten Free Farm Lighthouse Catering - Salsas & Salad DressingsYour Choice Catering - Everything PiesNew Wave Kettle CornDipping Well- Olive oils & Homemade Pastas

FAMILy CHESS NIGHTSWe are calling all children and adults who enjoy a good game of chess to join us for an evening of chess action. All ages are welcome, if under 13, please be accompanied by an adult. An experienced chess coach will be available to help with those learning the game; chess sets and clocks provided.

Dates: Wednesdays, Jan. 15th, Feb. 12th, Mar. 5th, Apr. 9th Time: 6:30pm-8:30pmCost: FREE

SAVE THE DATE FOR THE FOLLOWING ExCITING EVENTS…

Tball Registration opens 2/24Spring Soccer Registration opens 2/24Member Mixer 3/7Concert in the Parke 3/23Easter Egg Hunt 4/12Ladybug Release 4/22Neighborfest 4/27

8 COUNT DANCEContact: Andrea T. Polyak480-234-3952 or [email protected]

Class fee is due to Las Sendas,Supply Fee due the 1st day of class to 8*Count Dance

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Pre-registration is required for ALL classes and events.

You can register and pay ONLINE or if you are heading over to the Trailhead Members Club and wish to register in person, we accept Visa, MasterCard and personal checks only – NO CASH please. For detailed information, go to www.thetrailhead.org under Activities & Banquets. You can find upcoming and future event information and never have to leave your home!

*Please note: some classes may be cancelled due to a lack of registrations. Please pre-register early to avoid cancellations.*

*Classes held on Wednesdays*The Dance Company Classes & Jump Rope is a yearlong program.

Private Lessons: Looking for a private lesson for your student, contact Andrea Polyak to set up a time.

Spring 2014 Dates: 15 weeks January 22nd-May 7th NO CLASS March 19th.

Dress Rehearsal (will be on May 14th) & Recital planned but not in stone for either May 14th , 15th & 17th.

Rockin’ Ropers- Jump RopeTime: 2:30pm-3:20pmClass Fee*: $140Supply Fee*: $50

Come ready to JUMP!!! This class is for students with a lot of energy!! Students will learn basic jumping & turning tricks with single rope, partner & long rope. This class will be exciting! Jumpers will need to come with a water bottle & wear tennis shoes. This class is open for Boys & Girls!! Supply Fee will cover their uniform for the year & a matching jump rope. Students will be a part of both December & May recital.

StarletsTime: 3:30pm-4:00pm Class Fee: $60 Supply Fee: $30For ages: 3-5

Intermediate 1: This class is for the dancer who has had 2 years or less of dance experience. Class Placement is determined by age, then experience. This class will consist of Ballet technique, Jazz & Tap. Ballet & Tap shoes required for class. One dance will be taught for recital.

DazzlersTime: 4:30pm-5:20pm Class Fee: 140 Supply Fee: $50For ages: 4-6

Intermediate 2: This class is for the dancer who has had 2 to 3 years of dance experience. Class Placement is determined by age, then experience. This class will consist of Ballet technique, Jazz & Tap. Ballet & Tap shoes required for class. One dance will be taught for recital.

Ruby Dance CompanyTime: 5:20pm-6:45pmClass Fee: $250 (this fee pays for the year Aug 21-May 7)Supply Fee, Competition Fee & team gear cost will be talked about the 1st day of class. Returning students will not need team gear.For ages *5-9 (they have to be turning 5 by December)

Intermediate 3: This class is for the dancer who has had 3 to 4 years of dance experience. The student needs to be serious about taking class because it is a yearlong program. Class Fee can be split into payments, contact Andrea Polyak. This class will consist of Ballet technique, Jazz & Tap. Ballet & Tap shoes required for class. Students will be in both December & May recital plus compete in a Dance Competition in the spring of 2014. There will be a Parent Meeting the 1st day of class.

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SPRING PROGRAM 2014 January 6th – May 16thContact Lori Thornton at 480-717-7208 or email at [email protected] if you have any questions regarding the summer program.

PRIVATE AND GROUP LESSONSOne hour private lesson Tennis Pro - $45.00 hourOne hour semi-private lesson Rate/2One hour private group lesson (3 or more) Rate/groupLesson package rate Pay for 4 lessons get one free

JUNIOR PROGRAMLevel Day Time Monthly CostTots I (ages 4-5) Tuesday 4:00-4:30pm $20Tots II (ages 6-7) Tues or Wed 4:30-5:00pm $20Intermediate Tots Tuesday 5:00-6:00pm $40Junior Beginners Monday 4:00-5:00pm $40Intermediate Juniors Mon & Wed 5:00-6:00pm $80Pre Tournament Tuesday 6:00-7:00pm $80 Thursday 5:00-6:00pm $80Junior Competitive Mon/Wed & 6:00-7:30pm $150 Thurs

ADULT PROGRAMLevel Day Time Monthly CostBeginners Friday 9:30-10:30am $45Advanced Beginners Friday 9:30-10:30am $453.0 Clinic Monday 7:30-8:30pm $40Cardio Clinic (any level) Friday 7:00-8:00pm $40

ADULT LEAGUESGroup Day Time CostWomen’s Doubles Monday 7:00-9:00pm $30Men’s Doubles Wednesday 7:00-9:00pm $30Women’s Doubles Friday 8:00-10:00am $30

RETIREES’ TENNISEnjoy mixed doubles every Thursday morning at 9:00am with the Retirees Tennis Group. For more information, call Duane Kragness at at 602.870.7000.


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out and promises to be a won-derful evening.

Elections took place in Novem-ber, and our new board consists of some “old” names and a cou-ple new ones. Karen Jaskowski, Dan Odekirk and Dick Wilson agreed to a second term of ser-vice and welcome Claudia Car-michael and Marilyn Veich as Program Coordinator and Secretary, respectively. We thank Mike Clayton and Carol Hall for their service this past year.

January will find us welcoming our new councilman Da-vid Luna, and a representative from the Phoenix Zoo and Claudia is busily working on many exciting programs for the coming year.

Our hiking leader, Don Pike, has a new email, [email protected], for those of you who might be inter-ested but are not currently on the hiking mailing list.

We had a wonderful slide show put together, presented and narrated by Bill Hall. Many members contributed some of their best photos to him for this and it was a thoroughly enjoyable program at our meeting on November 26.Our December 10th meeting, final of the year, found us welcoming once again the kids from Las Sendas Elementary band and chorus for a program of holiday music.

Community Spotlight…

As I write this, my last column, it is Thanksgiving Day, and one of the things I am very thankful for are the friendships I have formed with members of the Las Sendas Retirees’ Group. Moving here 5 years ago, I didn’t know how my husband and I would find friends, people with whom we have things in common. I needn’t have worried. All it took was attending our first meeting, where we were welcomed by many in the room, and we have been involved ever since. If you are new to Las Sendas, or just haven’t checked out the Retirees’ Club get, you owe it to yourself to do so. We meet every 2nd and 4th Tuesday up at the Trailhead Clubhouse, at 9:00 a.m., until about 11:00 a.m. Lunch with some of the group is an option after the meeting, as the lunch committee picks a local restaurant and arranges this. There is always a speaker and/or program, as well as a brief business meeting. You need not be retired to come. For more information, you can contact our president, Karen Jaskowski, at 480-654-9977 or [email protected].

Drop in Tennis on Thursday mornings is now at 9:00 a.m., on the lower courts. Contact Duane Kragness for more in-formation at 602-870-7000 or [email protected].

A wonderful time was had by all at our Fall Social, A Be-witching Bingo Bash, hosted by our members Carla Ebert and Dorothy Odekirk. Delicious food, catching up with friends, and of course, Bingo, (and CASH prizes!) rounded out the night. As this goes to press, we are looking forward to our annual Christmas Party on December 9, 2013, at the Windemere Hotel and Conference Center. The event is sold

Las Sendas RetireesSubmitted by Judy Hanley

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If you’re new to the area or a long-time resident, you just might find what you’re looking for in the Women’s Group. We have lots of new residents moving in our great community, so come on out, get to know some new friends and have fun in the process! For more information on the Women’s Group or to be added to the email mailing list, please contact Tina Reed at [email protected].

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Las Sendas Book ClubThe Las Sendas Book Club is open to everyone in the community. Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of every month from 6:30 - 8:00 pm at the Trailhead Members Club. This is a wonderful way to get to know your neighbors, read interesting books and enjoy lively conversation. New members are always welcome. For more information about the book club please contact Tiphani Steinhoff-Wolkins at 425-765-2699 or [email protected].

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FebruaryNoon at Tiffany’s: An Historical Biographical NovelBy: Echo HeronIN THE SUMMER OF 1888, Clara Wolcott, a daring young artist from Ohio, walked into Louis Tiffany’s Manhattan office to interview

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The Moms Club (MOMS Offering Moms Support®) is a new club to Las Sendas. We are a support group designed just for you, the at-home mother! We have monthly socials, field trips, and moms night out. It’s a great opportunity for moms with young children to get out and mingle and let the little ones have play dates. We will be meet the 2nd Thursday of each month at 9:30 a.m. at the Traihead Members Club. For more information, you can reach us at [email protected].

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MarchThe Light Between OceansBy: M. L. StedmanAfter four harrowing years on the Western Front, Tom Sherbourne returns to Australia and takes a job as the lighthouse keeper on Janus Rock, nearly half a day’s journey from the coast. To this

isolated island, where the supply boat comes once a season, Tom brings a young, bold, and loving wife, Isabel. Years later, after two miscarriages and one stillbirth, the grieving Isabel hears a baby’s cries on the wind. A boat has washed up onshore carrying a dead man and a living baby.Tom, who keeps meticulous records and whose moral principles have withstood a horrific war, wants to report the man and infant immediately. But Isabel insists the baby is a “gift from God,” and against Tom’s judgment, they claim her as their own and name her Lucy. When she is two, Tom and Isabel return to the mainland and are reminded that there are other people in the world. Their choice has devastated one of them.

AprilBoys in the BoatBy: Daniel James BrownDaniel James Brown’s robust book tells the story of the University of Washington’s 1936 eight-oar crew and their epic quest for an Olympic

gold medal, a team that transformed the sport and grabbed the attention of millions of Americans. The sons of loggers, shipyard workers, and farmers, the boys defeated elite rivals first from eastern and British universities and finally the German crew rowing for Adolf Hitler in the Olympic games in Berlin, 1936. The emotional heart of the story lies with one rower, Joe Rantz, a teenager without family or prospects, who rows not for glory, but to regain his shattered self-regard and to find a place he can call home. The crew is assembled by an enigmatic coach and mentored by a visionary, eccentric British boat builder, but it is their trust in each other that makes them a victorious team. They remind the country of what can be done when everyone quite literally pulls together—a perfect melding of commitment, determination, and optimism. Drawing on the boys’ own diaries and journals, their photos and memories of a once-in-a-lifetime shared dream, The Boys in the Boat is an irresistible story about beating the odds and finding hope in the most desperate of times—the improbable, intimate story of nine working-class boys from the American west who, in the depths of the Great Depression, showed the world what true grit really meant. It will appeal to readers of Erik Larson, Timothy Egan, James Bradley, and David Halberstam’s The Amateurs.


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