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July 2012 Vol. 8 No. 2 Sunland Springs Village Homeowners Association, Inc. • An Active Adult Community 12 Pages 

Happy 

4 th of 

July 

AUGUST VILLAGE VOICE 

Articles are due by noon on 

Tuesday, July 10, 2012. Attach your 

word document to an email 

and send it to voicearticle@ssvhoa. 

com. All pictures and flyers must be 

submitted in “jpg” format. 

What’s Inside 

• On the Manager’s Mind.................................Page 3 

• Around the Village................................................. 3 

• From the Board ..................................................... 4 

• Clubs .................................................................. 4-5 

• Activities ............................................................ 6-8 

• Sports .................................................................... 9 

• Classified Ads ..................................................... 10 

• Activities Calendar............................................... 11

2 July 2012 Sunland Springs Village Voice 

Coordinators and Contacts 

for Activities 

GROUP CONTACT PERSON TELEPHONE 

Adopt-a-Street Joe & Kathy Fellhauer 835-6052 

Aerobics (Low Impact) Rita Vautrin 634-4784 

Bible Study Sylvia Hansen 984-4347 

Bicycle Club Al Lillie 892-2490 

Billiards, Mens Dan Olenik 357-4496 

Billiards, Ladies Barb Harvey 357-1720 

Bingo Gene Lutter 357-7193 

Birders Karl Koch 354-3798 

Belle Myers 354-2019 

Bocce Ball Roger Kexel 920-342-8569 

Book Club Nancy Olson 837-5702 

Bridge – Couples (Thurs) Paul Leber 231-8818 

Bridge – Partners (Fri. Night) Betty Carey 380-3541 

Bridge – Ladies Social Helen Biteman 984-7965 

Bridge – Mens Joe Strahl 924-1423 

Bridge – Open Rosalie Taylor 357-7674 

Bunko Helen Denney 345-1940 

Bunko – Saturday Joe Fusaro 951-3674 

Canasta – Ponytail Partners Maureen Coniglio 962-0660 

Canasta – Ponytail Ladies Maureen Coniglio 962-0660 

Cards – “500” Jim & Carol Moore 380-2561 

Ceramics JoAnne Chapin 380-2302 

Computer Club Jane Harrel 214-5264 

Cribbage Nancy Patterson 636-8361 

Euchre Marv Karst 357-2440 

Game Night LaVonne Ballhorn 981-2946 

Genealogy Judi Taylor 354-1708 

Golf – Couples Jerry & Shiela Mason 275-2089 

Golf – Fun in the Sun Jane Gilbertson 380-0239 

Golf – Ladies 18-Hole Marcy Hamstad 984-4968 

Golf – Men’s Golf Club Mike Schafer 621-7385 

Golf – Roadrunners Couples Betty Carey 380-3541 

Golf Pro Shop Gary Humprey 984-4209 

Investment Club R. Pouria 907-6777 

Karaoke Bob Neilson 789-3727 

LDS Social Ralph Stokes 354-9100 

Library Jan Orr 354-6395 

Machine Embroidery Kathy Anderson 699-6342 

Mah Jongg – Natl. Joan Kyro 986-6952 

Mah Jongg – Intl Kathy Boerner 279-6551 

Mah Jongg – Intl Ginny Wyman 354-4801 

Men’s Breakfast Paul Leber 231-8818 

Motorcycle Club Gene Lutter 357-7193 

Needle Crafters Flo Bird 984-1878 

Access to 

Facilities and 

Services 

Any changes to the above list should be submitted to 

voicearticle@ssvhoa.com. Thank you. 

Newcomers Orientation Effie Leatherman 986-3196 

Painting Marian Felderman 380-3921 

Pet Pals Maureen (Mo) Serva 984-8380 

Photo Club Rita Vautrin 634-4784 

Pickle Ball Roy Brandli 357-9417 

Pilates Betty Wheeler 208-290-6681 

Pinochle – Double Deck Judi Taylor 354-1708 

Poker – Texas Hold’em Harlan Steinle 982-3567 

Prayer Group Sylvia Hansen 984-4347 

Quilt Club Judy Antler 606-8831 

Red Hat Society Call Act. Off. 354-8758 

Round Dance Club Ken & Sue Davis 209-5755 

Scuba & Snorkeling Jim Palfini 610-2171 

Shuffleboard Jim Thrasher 515-201-9623 

Ron Weisenburger 629-4876 

Silversmith/Lapidary Bob Bush 832-1326 

Softball – Mens Dick Paulin 986-7600 

Softball – Ladies Patti Finney 982-7747 

Stained Glass Harley Lemmon 984-7514 

Springs Chapel Choir Judy Herr 659-7026 

Springs Chapel Moderator Marshall Polling 899-4344 

Springs Chapel Pastor Milt Zeeb 984-1273 

Tai Chi Bob Jelley 984-6611 

Table & Chairs Belle Myers 354-2019 

Tennis Club W. Dale Miller 215-9763 

Terra Travel Wayne &Judith Konz 984-5782 

Textile Arts Center Alice Hyer 509-989-5489 

Village Playhouse Monica Rae Stein 668-3753 

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 Kathy Hollands 984-9183 

Water Exercise Mary Kelly 986-4154 

Wood Carve=rs Dan Blaisdell 507-272-0980 

Woodshop Doug Korver 219-8005 

Writers Club Nan Miller 984-1852 

Writing Your Story Mary Tasto 984-6526 

Yoga Christine Marcus 986-6092 

Zumba Betty Wheeler 208-290 -6681 

HOA COMMITTEES: 

Architecture Ralph Stokes 354-9100 

Buildings Dave Latta 272-8700 

Communications Allen Schaeffer 473-3175 

Finance Doy Gilllespie 354-3733 

Landscape Gerald Nelson 840-1111 

Recreation Facilities Max Tiede 354-2745 

Security Ed Leahy 357-3586 

6am-10pm Swimming Pool & Fitness Center (480) 380-2712 

6am-10pm Library, Card Rooms, Billiard Room 

9am-Noon Assn. / Activities Office (480) 354-8758 

9am-4pm Woodshop / Open M-F 

8am-5pm Farnsworth Customer Service Manager (480) 986-1972 

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Around the Village 

fun@ssvhoa.com 

Do you have your tickets for the “Brats & Bubbles” 

luncheon and show on July 3? We will be serving brats 

(with or without sauerkraut – your choice), chips and root 

beer floats. After lunch, “4 in A Chord,” a ladies quartet, will 

be entertaining us with patriotic and show tunes. Buy your 

tickets TODAY – they will not be sold at the door. 

You still have time . . . 

. . . to buy your ticket for the Ladies Luncheon on July 

19 at Kokopelli Winery & Bistro. Lunch choices are Fruited 

Chicken Salad, Pacific Salmon BLT Panini or Merlot Pot 

Roast. Price, which also includes your beverage, tax and 

tip, is $16 in the Activities Office. Please buy your ticket 

by July 13. 

Mountain Vista Medical Center . . . 

. . . is now offering FREE blood pressure checks here 

at SSV on the 3 rd Friday of each month. They will be in 

the Majestic Card Room on July 20 from 10:00 AM – 12 

Noon. We truly appreciate them for offering this service to 

our homeowners. 

Christmas in July . . . 

. . . give the gift of life. United Blood Services will be 

conducting our Blood Drive on Wednesday, July 25. The 

need for blood donors is an ongoing daily need. Accidents 

happen, people need blood!!! Stop in the Activities Office 

to sign up. 

Reminders . . . 

. . . BINGO is closed for July, August and September. 

It will resume on Thursday, October 4. 

. . . Keep ON pulling OFF those aluminum tabs for the 

Ronald McDonald House. Every tab and every dollar you 

turn in helps provide lodging for families of sick children that 

are confined to hospitals for long tern treatments. Get your 

friends to save tabs. Get your neighbors to save tabs. Get 

your families to save tabs. Bring your tabs to the Activities 

Office. It’s FREE, it’s EASY and it helps so many SO much. 

. . . Upcoming – Summer Survivors Party in August. We 

will need crew to help make this happen. Call me (354-8758) 

to offer your help. 

hoa@ssvhoa.com 

By: John Lippert, HOA Manager 

SurePay is Available! 

Rossmar &Graham is pleased to offer SurePay for those 

of you who would like to take advantage of a convenient way 

to pay your assessments. SurePay is an electronic auto draft 

from your bank that is drafted on the second (2 nd ) business day 

of the month your assessment is due. This payment option is 

completely free of charge. To enroll, log on to Rossmar.com 

and select “Pay Online.” 

The benefits of SurePay are: 

• Timeliness: No worrying about paying assessment dues 

on time. The payment will automatically be deducted 

from your bank account on the second (2 nd ) business day 

of the month your assessments are due. 

• Accuracy: SurePay ensures that the right amount is collected 

for assessments every time, even when assessment 

amounts change. 

• Easy enrollment: To sign up, just go to Rossmar.com and 

click on “Pay Online” to get started. 

• Ease of mind: Never worry about being charged a late fee. 

• Go green: Eliminate the need for paper checks, reduce 

paper consumption, and save money on postage. 

• Secure: Your bank account information will be encrypted 

and highly protected with the latest online security 

measures. You never have to worry about your account 

information getting in the wrong hands. 

Everyone can benefit from this option, but those of you 

who live in one of the condo communities might have more 

incentive to sign up because of your monthly payments. Just 

remember that if you want to sign up for SurePay for both your 

monthly condo payment and your annual master association 

payment, you must sign up twice, once for the condo association 

and once for the master association. 

Upon signing up, you will receive an e-mail confirmation 

that you have enrolled in the program. Enrollment must be 

submitted by the 15 th day of the month for automatic payments 

to start the following month. All payments are collected 

the second (2 nd ) business day of the month that assessments 

become due and payable. Please call me if you have any 

questions at 480-354-8758. 

Welcome Our New 

Neighbors For July! 

Daniel & Deborah Fuller 

Al & Sue Hoen 

David & Sue Lindvay 

Attention SSV 

Homeowners 

As you look forward to sprucing up the outside of your 

home and yard, please be advised of the following: 

PAINTING: Repainting homes, fences and walls requires 

Architecture Committee approval even if you are repainting 

the same color. A list of approved colors is available in the 

Activities Office. If you choose a color not on the list, you 

must submit a color sample with your Architectural Change 

Request. 

SATELLITE DISHES: The installation of a satellite dish 

is pre-approved provided it is not attached to the front slope 

of the roof or the front half of the house and is in accordance 

with FFC rules. 

HOLIDAY DECORATIONS: All Christmas decoration, 

including lights, shall not be placed in the front yard or attached 

to a home until Thanksgiving, and shall be removed 

by January 15 of the succeeding year. All other holiday and 

special event decorations may be displayed for a period up 

to fourteen (14) consecutive days. 

ROOFING: Architectural approval is required when it 

becomes necessary to re-roof your home. A sample of the new 

roofing material needs to be included with your Architectural 

Change Request. 

OTHER CHANGES: Please refer to the ARCHITEC- 

TURAL CONTROL POLICY MANUAL. You may access 

these on line at SSVHOA.com under the HOA tab. 

As a reminder, any and all major changes you wish to 

make to the appearance of your home or yard needs Architectural 

approval. Please do not begin a project that requires 

approval until you have submitted your request and received 

approval. It is the homeowner’s responsibility to see that an 

Architectural Change form has been submitted and not the 

contractor’s. 

Thank you for your continued support 

SSV ARCHITECTURE COMMITTEE 

Ralph Stokes, Chairman 

2012-2013 MOTORCOACH TOURS and CRUISES 

JUL 3-5 PINETOP…...FOURTH OF JULY - BEAT THE HEAT! 

3 Days/2 Nights at Hon-Dah Casino & Hotel, Fireworks Display, FREEDOM FEST 

Celebration, Pinetop Tour, 4 Buffets, Fun Book $185 pp dbl 

JUL 17 Kartchner Caverns…..BEAT THE HEAT! “Rotunda/Throne” Tour, 

Lunch included $89 pp 

AUG 14-16 PAGEANT OF THE MASTERS..… BEAT THE HEAT! 

Spend 3 Days/2 Nights at Newport Beach Harbor, 3 Meals & “Coastline Spectacular” 

Tour, Sawdust Festival. Pageant features re-creations of classical & contemporary works 

with real people that literally come to life leaving spectators astounded! $425 pp dbl 

SEP 01-03 SMOKEY ROBINSON @ Buffalo Bills…3 Days/2 Nights in 

Primm Valley, Labor Day Weekend, 3 Buffets & concert included, Fun Book, Las 

Vegas tour, Fremont Street Light Show $215 pp dbl 

SEP 19-20 Grand Canyon Overnight / Flagstaff…... BEAT THE HEAT! 

2 Days/1 Night, 4 Meals, Scenic tour of South Rim Park, IMAX Theatre, Riordan 

Mansion, Lowell Observatory $282 pp dbl 

OCT 19 Alcantera Vineyards…..Verde Valley, Wine tasting, wine glass & 

catered lunch (included) in beautiful surroundings, free time at Cliff Castle Casino 

$89 pp 

DEC 30-JAN 1, 2013 Rose Parade…..3 Days/2 Nights, 4 Meals, New Years 

Eve Tibbies Follies Holiday Dinner, Float Decorating Tour $499 pp dbl 

Feb 24-Mar 2, 2013 San Antonio, TX …..7 Days, 6 Nights, 10 meals, 

Guided Tour of San Antonio’s Famous River Walk, LBJ Ranch & More! $599 pp dbl 

March 31-April 16, 2013 15-Night Panama Canal Cruise Celebrity Infinity… 

Price includes 1 night prior in Ft Lauderdale, ports, govt fees, taxes & transfers. 

Airfare additional. $2,185 pp dbl 

April 6-13, 2013 7-Day California Coastal Cruise Sapphire Princess..... 

San Francisco, Santa Barbara, Catalina & San Diego, Price incl port taxes, gov’t 

fees Price starts at $1,099 per person 

Aug 19-30, 2013 11-Night Alaskan Cruise-Tour Celebrity Millennium..... 

Fly to Fairbanks for 2 nights, 2 nights Denali, sail south to Juneau, Skagway, 

Ketchikan, & Vancouver, 4-night land package, 7-night cruise, port taxes, govt 

fees. Airfare & transfers additional. Price starts at $2,135 per person


Clubs and Activities 

Plane Shavings From 

The Woodshop 

By: Pete Crocenzi, Secretary 

Hi Folks: 

Just a note to tell you that our summer hours are 9:00 AM 

to 12 Noon Monday through Friday. 

We had a very busy year at the Woodshop this past season. 

There was lots of beautiful work done on the lathes. 

President Doug Korver and Maintenance Supervisor 

Ardon Cronk kept all of our machines in good working order. 

Vice President and Head Monitor George Bonas made sure 

we always had a monitor to watch the shop. Treasurer Max 

Warren kept the books balanced and paid our bills. 

Thank you again for your contributions of aluminum cans. 

They sure help us pay the bills. 

By: Peggy Schafer 

SSV Book Club 

New participants are always welcome 

at SSV Book Club meetings. 

Read the following list of books and 

join us for fun, friendly, and lively 

discussions. 

When: First Friday of each 

month, November to April 

Where: Majestic Card Room 

Time: 1:30 to 3:00 PM 

Our first selection, Loving Frank, A Novel, is a fictionalized 

account of Frank Lloyd Wright’s affair with a married 

client, Mamah Borthwick Cheney, its effects on the lives of 

the people who loved them, and its tragic and violent conclusion. 

Although Frank Lloyd Wright’s homes were intended 

to blend into the landscape, his personal life was at times unconventional 

and even scandalous attracting much unwanted 

media attention. 

Books to Read for 2012 – 2013 

11/02/2012 Loving Frank: A Novel by Nancy Horam 

12/07/2012 The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald 

01/04/2013 The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein 

02/01/2013 Riders of the Purple Sage by Zane Grey 

03/01/2013 Still Alice by Lisa Genova 

04/05/2013 Shanghai Girls by Lisa See 

Contact person: Nancy Olson, 837-5702. 

Give Yoga A Try This 

Summer 

By: Christine K. Marcus 

Why try YOGA this summer 

at SSV in the auditorium? 

During the summer months, 

the classes are considerably 

smaller, the temperature is quite 

comfortable for exercising, 

and the quality of instruction 

and classes is still here. Our 

certified YOGA instructors are: 

LuAnn on Mondays, Linda on 

Wednesdays. 

Why is YOGA so popular? 

Most people are familiar with YOGA stretches and poses 

(called asanas), because they have seen examples of it on TV 

programs, exercise videos, and the internet. Yoga is an ancient 

tradition over thousands of years. 

Why YOGA? 

YOGA devotees love YOGA for all its benefits. YOGA 

works on three levels. First, it triggers the body’s relaxation 

mechanism due to the breathing emphasis. Secondly, it boosts 

circulation. Finally, it helps to correct bad habits of posture, 

that have gotten locked into the body habits, such as “slouching.” 

YOGA can help with all of this. The stretching increase 

in flexibility is something you will notice after practicing 

YOGA. Many like YOGA for its ability to stretch muscles 

and also relax the mind. 

When and where is YOGA held? 

YOGA will be held thru JULY and AUGUST in the 

SSV Auditorium. Cost $3.50 per session, 8:45 to 10:00 AM. 

Wear comfortable clothes to move in, and YOGA is done 

barefooted! 

COME JOIN US FOR A YOGA CLASS 

E-mail Questions: cbmarcus@yahoo.com 

Rejuvenate your body, mind and spirit with YOGA at 

SSV this summer! 

Bingo On Hiatus 

By: Jane E. Harrel, Editor 

BINGO will be on hiatus for July, August 

and September. The numbers will recommence 

being called on Thursday, October 4, 2012. 

Come join the fun in the auditorium every 

Thursday at 5:45 PM. 

SSV Computer Club 

By: Jane E. Harrel, President 

Mytjane@gmail.com 

Hey you!! Why haven’t you been coming to the Computer 

Club meetings? We are only gathering the first and 

third Wednesdays of the month – Superstition Room, 10 AM. 

Just because some of our friends have returned home does 

not mean that we are not having fun. Our meetings are very 

informative, no dues, no sign in and no fines for not wearing 

your name tag. 

July 4 th falls on the first Wednesday so July 18 will be 

the next scheduled meeting date. We have no classes planned 

for this summer, but that could easily be changed if we have 

enough requests and a teacher available. After the Facebook 

demonstration last month, that seemed to pique your interest. 

Let us hear from you as to what you want to learn. On July 

18 we will have a refresher on Photo Elements for beginners 

taught by yours truly. 

Do you still have some VHS tapes around your home? 

Do you want to convert them to a DVD? How about slides? 

The club has two machines which will do the trick for you. 

If you are interested, contact John Sharp, 275-2516, to make 

arrangements for use of the machines. There is no cost to 

residents for using this equipment. 

We are waiting for the fall season when we will be in 

the new San Tan Rooms. I planted a few seeds as to whether 

to have coffee and cookies available, but that would mean 

clean up too as well as additional expense to the club. Think 

about it because it will up to the membership to decide what 

we will/can do. 

Keep cool and have a great Fourth! 

Saturday Bunko 

By Joe Fusaro 

Come join your neighbors Ada and Warren Wright, Agnes 

O’Byrne, Cheryl Adams, Donna Dirks, Ethel Grosse, Genne 

Van Wyk, Lynda and George White, Judy Sigl, Pam Pitman, 

Renate and Richard Meyers, and Joe and Linda Fusaro at Saturday 

Bunko. 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 FNC@ 

FNCFNC.com or call 480-951-3674. 

The Barker Group 

Bill, Jim & John Barker, 

Kent Norgard 

Farnsworth Built 

Homes/Communities 

Specialists Since 1992!! 

480-984-9400 

www.AZSeniorListings.com


Photo Club 

Karen Lowery 

“For the next few months images displayed will be the winners the public selected 

from our Annual Photo Exhibit on March 18 th . Other images are shown in a rotating 

display in the Superstition Room.” 

Clubs 

Papa’s Hat, Tied for 2 nd in the Black and White 

Category, by Karen Lowery 

Turn of the Century Class Room, Tied for 2 nd in the Black and White 

Category, by Dick Lund 

Still Water, 2 nd Place, in the Scenic with Water 

Category, by Dick Lund 

King of the Desert, 2 nd Place in the Scenic w/o 

Water Category, by Bob Card 

Birds at Daybreak, 2 nd Place in the Sun/Moon Rise/Setting Category, 

by Dick Lund 

The Hawk, 2 nd Place in the Animals/Wildlife 

Category, by Jayne Rolf 

Here’s your summer photo project- 

Get ready for next season’s Photo Club 

display using these categories! 

Have lot’s of fun taking lots of photos. 

See you in November. 

SSV Photo Club Categories and 

Definitions for 2012-2013 

See June 2012 issue for the months of November through January. 

Go to www.SSVHOA.com. 

Rock Garden in Spring, 2 nd Place in the Plants/Flowering 

Category, by Chuck Schmeiser 

Month Category Definition 

February, 2013 

•Anything Goes, 

PRINT 

DIGITAL: 

• Scenic without Water 

•Transportation 

• The photo does not have to be 8 x 10 or 8 x 12 

in size. The maximum length of the longest side 

may not exceed 24” including the mat if one is 

used. The image may be any shape such as a 

rectangle, square, circle or irregular, etc. A rigid 

backing is required unless the image is threedimensional. 

Panoramas are permitted. 

• The main subject is a nature landscape without 

water. 

• •Any kind, with or without wheels. (i.e. cars, 

trains, planes, bikes, scooters, etc.) 

March, 2012 

• Reflections 

• Weather 

• Open 

• •An image of a reflected scene or object that 

may or may not include the item being reflected. 

• An image showing the effects of weather. (i.e. 

clouds, rain, snow, rainbow, wind, flooding, 

etc.) 

• See definition above table. 

Movie Reflections, 2 nd Place in the Open/Creative 

Category, by Karen Lowery 

April, 2013 

• Desert Plants 

• Outhouses 

• Open 

• The main subject is a whole plant(s) that grows 

in the desert. MAY NOT be macro. (i.e. agave, 

cactus, yucca, ocotillo) 

• The main subject is the outhouse. Blue port-apotties 

are considered an outhouse. 

• See description above table.


Activities 

Cooks Corner featuring DeMaris 

and Wayne Hochhalter 

By Jackie Muller 

DeMaris and her husband, Wayne, came to the Springs via the Midwestern 

states of South Dakota and Iowa. After being a JC Penney supervisor 

of 150 employees for 12 years, DeMaris “retired” to become the executive 

director of Big Brothers-Big Sisters for four years. Guess that did not keep 

her active enough because all the while she was working, she and Wayne 

were square and round dance instructors too. Everywhere they go in the 

Valley they are recognized by their former Midwestern dance students who 

moved here also. In their actual retirement they dance three mornings a 

week, play tennis and golf as well as spearhead ladies luncheons, Red Hat 

functions, Welcome Wagon gatherings, etc. A sign at her door says “Friends 

Gather Here” so that explains what DeMaris does with the rest of her “free time.” 

A busy gal like DeMaris needs a recipe to fit her lifestyle. This one is especially nice 

because she can prepare it in the morning for entertaining in the evening. 

Crockpot Corn 

DeMaris Hochhalter 

2 lbs. frozen corn - if using fresh corn add 2T water 

8 oz cream cheese cubed 

½ C butter cut in small pieces 

2 T sugar 

Salt and pepper to taste 

Combine and put in crockpot on low for 6 hours. Stir to blend ingredients. 

Wayne, who is a school bus monitor in his “retirement,” submitted his special recipe. 

Wayne’s Favorite Rice Pudding 

Wayne Hochhalter 

1 C uncooked rice 

2 ½ C boiling water 

6 C milk 

6 Eggs 

1 C sugar 

1 T vanilla 

Pinch of salt 

Cook together water and rice for 20 minutes. Set aside. Combine additional ingredients 

in blender then pour over rice. Place in 9 X 13 greased pan. Sprinkle lightly with cinnamon. 

Bake 375 degrees for 1 hour until set. 

We Want Those Labels 

By: Donna Stelter 

Please save the education labels and Campbell Company labels for Brinton Elementary 

School. Cutting and trimming along the dotted lines will give us the labels we need, not the 

entire package or label or the can or container. 

Brinton School uses the Campbell labels to order items from a catalog. The school is 

given a check for the education labels. They depend on them to buy many books, pencils, art 

supplies and other important items during the year. 

Bring all the labels to the Activity Office, placing them in the round container. They will 

be delivered to the school. 

The students, teachers and I, Donna Stelter, thank you. 

bring in this ad & pick one 

Village Voice Of 

Hope 

By Springs Chapel Board 

Pastor Milton (Milt) Zeeb, Springs Chapel 

Pastor, was recently involved in a serious 

automobile accident wherein he suffered injuries. 

Pastor Zeeb is in the hospital, but his 

prognosis is very good. A time line for the 

duration of his hospitalization and therapy is 

unknown at this time, but it is expected to be 

at least four to six weeks. At present, he is 

being attended by his family and cannot have 

visitors. We do solicit your prayers for Pastor 

Milt’s timely and complete recovery. 

Although Pastor Milt cannot immediately 

resume his ministerial duties, by God’s grace 

worship services will continue every Sunday 

morning. Two extraordinary pastors have 

stepped forward to assume ministry responsibilities 

for the Chapel. Pastor Barrington and 

Pastor Anthony Bryant will assume spiritual 

leadership and fill the pulpit to preach God’s 

Word. One or the other of these fine men will 

lead our worship service each Sunday until 

Pastor Milt can return. We are very blessed 

and grateful to these pastors for their unselfish 

service to our Chapel members. God does 

provide for His people. 

Again, we ask that you pray for Pastor 

Milt and his complete recovery, and that 

Springs Chapel goes forward with its ministry 

and service to the Lord, the Chapel members, 

and this community. We invite you to join us 

in our worship service every Sunday morning 

at 9:00 AM in the SSV auditorium. God will 

be there, and we hope you will be also. See 

you in church! 

Happy 

4 th of 

July 

News From The 

Travel Desk 

By: Judith and Wayne Konz, Terra Travel, 480- 

984-5782 or wakjak@cox.net 

The weather is heating up in Arizona, 

but we have lots of cool plans for travel in 

the future. We get questions from residents 

asking if we only have group trips. Of course 

the answer is NO, we can plan any vacation 

that you plan. We work with all cruise and 

tour companies, and we can arrange air and 

other transportation for you as well. Please 

call us if we can help you make a vacation 

dream come true. 

We are off to Bermuda on July 14 for 

our seven night cruise with Celebrity. On 

October 16 we will be traveling to Viet Nam 

and Cambodia for a tour and a cruise on the 

Mekong River. We will be traveling for 15 

days on this exciting adventure. Call us if you 

would be interested in joining us. 

On January 4, 2013, we will be sailing 

from Buenos Aires to Santiago on the Star 

Princess. We look forward to seeing several 

countries in South America as well as the 

beautiful scenery and wildlife of this region. 

You could also go early and spend 3 nights 

in Buenos Aires to see the sights, dance the 

Tango or venture into the Gaucho country. 

I have held some air seats for this trip for 

$1,582 per person. Call us soon for details, 

many categories on the ship are sold out. 

We will take a motorcoach to Los Angeles 

to board the Sapphire Princess on March 

30, 2013 for a seven night California Coastal 

cruise. Space is very limited on the coach so 

book now to avoid disappointment. 

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Activities 

PEARL HARBOR, HI, TODAY. 

Taken by Jim Palfini from an altitude of 1,500’. 

The Solar Exclipse 

By: Jane E. Harrel, Editor 

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submitted by Dora Long as taken by a friend of hers.


Activities


Sunland Springs Village Homeowners 

Association (SSVHOA) Meeting 

May 22, 2012 

The meeting was called to order at 9:30 by John Lippert, HOA Manager. He introduced Jeff Decker, 

Vice President of the Board of Directors and Farnsworth Homes, and the recording secretary, Jane Harrel. He 

announced that a Town Homes meeting would follow adjournment of this meeting. 

Mr. Lippert proceeded to review the Financial Summary for the period ended April, 2012, which had been 

distributed to the audience. He noted Expenses were under budget but that may change when the San Tan facility 

opens later this summer. Total assets are $1,972,415, including Operating Funds of $696,735 and Reserves of 

$1,060,439. He also noted that the Activity Account has a balance of $73,873, and stated that at the end of May 

it will be making a disbursement to the Village Enhancement (VEF) and Capital Development (CDF) Funds 

at its fiscal year end. The current balance of the VEF is $27,440 and the CDF is $113,928. He expects more 

demands to be made on the VEF when the San Tan facility is opened. There were 31 resales of homes in April 

resulting in $18,185 in Transfer fees. 

Continuing his report, Mr. Lippert stated: 

Architecture Committee is writing violation letters most of which are for weeds and other landscaping 

items. Most of the residents respond immediately when they receive such a letter. 

The sparkle curtain on the auditorium stage had to be repaired again. To solve the problem, the connection 

cord was moved to the top and an expandable cord attached. 

The lights and ballasts in the ceiling lights of the auditorium were replaced, 18 in all. 

He visited Terry Nored recently, who is continuing to improve. He is being moved to physical therapy 

type of care. 

Victor Rojas was hired as a full time maintenance man, who is being trained by Dan Collins. He will be 

retained when Terry returns to work as the new facility will requite two full time employees. 

The phone system in the office is being replaced. It is circa 1995 and was giving problems with echoing 

and not delivering voice messages in a timely fashion. 

The Recreational Facilities Committee has recommended that children’s pool hours be changed when the 

new pool opens. This was ratified by the Advisory Committee at their recent meeting. Children from three to 

18 years of age may enter the pool on Laguna from 12:00 to 2:00 PM each day. The San Tan pool will allow 

children from 4:00 to 6:00 PM. 

The only difficulty from the recent power outage was the need to reset the Dog Park watering system. 

Mr. Decker reported that 38 homes, 15 Town Homes and 16 Golf Condos have been sold this year compared 

to 54 all of last year. He also reported that no apartments will be built on the Town Home site, and that 

Farnsworth will proceed with their original plan. The pickleball courts are being poured now; next will be the 

parking lots, and it will be transitioned to the Home Owners in August. There will be four new models by the 

end of the year. Two will be built at the sales office site and two more just west of the San Tan Center, with a 

potential for four more. Town Home models will also be done when we start the new phase. 

A question from the audience said that the current recreation facilities are not named, and old Rec Center 

does not fit. We need to name it. 

It was reported that the lights illuminating the waterfall on the first hole of the Superstition Course were 

not working. 

Mr. Decker reported that the golf course looks good now, but the rye grass will be dying out soon, but work 

will be done to keep it green through the transition. We are very happy with the new Superintendent, Larry Farwell. 

In answer to a question, Mr. Decker stated that a home may be sold to a family, but no one can live here 

with children under 18. A young couple may buy a home for their parents to live here. 

There being no further business to come before the Homeowners, the meeting adjourned at 9:58 AM. 

Respectfully submitted, 

Jane E. Harrel 

Recording Secretary 

SUNLAND SPRINGS VILLAGE 

FINANCIAL SUMMARY 

May 31, 2012 

ASSETS 

Total Operating Funds $642,994 

Activity Account * $70,617 

Village Enhancement Fund $27,043 

Total Reserve Funds $1,065,565 

Capital Development Fund $113,986 

Other Assets (Propane & Utility deposit) $0 

Total Assets $1,920,205 

MASTER 

INCOME MAY ACT MAY BUD YTD ACT YTD BUD 

Maintenance Fee $2,045 $2,500 $1,133,581 $1,128,515 

Cox Revenue Share $22,599 $0 $43,161 $17,000 

Operating Interest $311 $300 $1,901 $1,500 

Activity Account ($3,655) $0 $12,267 $0 

General Reserve Transfer $0 $0 ($66,927) ($66,927) 

Other $0 $0 $3,084 $0 

Total Income $21,300 $2,800 $1,127,067 $1,080,088 

EXPENSES 

Administrative $15,461 $19,008 $110,437 $110,940 

Utilities - Total $35,300 $82,844 $210,089 $269,142 

Water/Sewer $3,341 $4,667 $16,312 $23,335 

Electric $3,564 $5,022 $18,786 $25,110 

Sanitation $223 $192 $1,135 $960 

Propane $0 $44,590 $33,282 $77,872 

Cable $27,605 $27,815 $137,811 $139,075 

Phone $567 $558 $2,763 $2,790 

Landscaping $14,572 $14,070 $65,019 $71,350 

Pool & Fitness $596 $2,170 $13,582 $10,850 

Janitorial $3,524 $4,274 $22,816 $21,370 

Maintenance $2,184 $2,262 $11,506 $11,560 

Security $6,998 $7,138 $34,990 $35,690 

Total Expenses $78,635 $131,766 $468,439 $530,902 

RESERVES 

General Reserve Transfer $0 $0 $66,927 $66,927 

Transfer Fee $3,510 $2,438 $41,840 $12,190 

Working Capital $4,095 $3,656 $14,910 $18,280 

Reserve Interest $249 $957 $1,417 $4,785 

Total Reserve Income $7,854 $7,051 $125,094 $102,182 

Reserve Expenses 

Granite replenishment $1,140 

Crack sealing parking lot $1,588 

Total Reserve Expenses $2,728 $0 $8,175 $0 

*Activity Fund Balance includes monies 

collected on behalf of Vagabond Trips, 

Concert Series, Prepaid Outside Venues, 

misc. prepaid hosted events, dances, 

lunches, non-concert series 

entertainment, that will be paid at the 

time of the event. 

Current commitments $16,193 

Attention Arizona Homeowners! 

WHO ARE YOU GOING TO CALL? 

Are you tired of roofing salesman 

knocking at your door? 

The increased need for roof repairs has attracted 

“out of state”roofers, known as‘STORMERS.” 

Many of these STORMERS are not licensed nor authorized to do business in Arizona and often use 

emergency repair situations to take advantage of homeowners. The Arizona Registrar of Contractors has 

referred to some STORMERS as “transient criminals.” Some of the STORMERS have tried to avoid the 

licensing problemby soliciting Arizona Contractors to“rent”a valid license to operate in Arizona. Any Arizona 

contractor who engages in such an activity is at risk to have his or her license suspended or revoked. 

BEFORE YOU HIRE A ROOFING CONTRACTOR, ask these questions: 

Is the roofer licensed in Arizona, bonded and insured? 

Is your roofer experienced and reputable—will he do the job right? 

If you have warranty issues, will the roofer be here next year, or will he be back in another state? 

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Vera’s Sewing Nook 

Tailoring and Alterations of 

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Upholstering & Pillows. Call for 

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Cleaning Services 

CARPET CLEANING Fast 

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Much Better Than Steam! 

Vac, pre-treat, scrub, 

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vac. Open areas Only $15 

to $20 per room! Owner/ 

operator 30+ yrs. Dennis 

Coats 480-354-0866 

Windows Squeegee Clean: 

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We clean sun 

screens, rain gutters, ceiling 

fans, light fixtures & more. We 

repair/replace sun screens and 

do power washing. Call Rich 

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House Cleaning & Windows 

Honest, dependable and 

reasonable. 10+ years 

experience. Ref. Roxie 

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Services Reliable and 

Affordable Service. Onetime, 

Weekly, Bi-Weekly, 

Monthly, Move-In/Out 

cleaning. Blind and Window 

cleaning also available. It’s 

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Home Services 

“Just Call Mike” Home 

Maintenance & Repair. 

Plumbing, Electrical, Water 

Heaters, Disposals, R.O. 

Systems, Fans, Lights, 

Switches, Sockets, Irrigation 

Timers & Valves, etc. Mesa 

480-628-2757. 

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Old-Fashioned German 

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years experience-Carpentry, 

Plumbing, Dry Wall, Roofing, 

General Repairs. Swimming 

Pool Maintenance, Cleaning 

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Hubby for Hire Handyman- 

Small jobs are my specialty: 

Electrical, Plumbing, Painting, 

Refinishing, etc. Lic. Sunland 

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B&B Maintenance Repair 

More than just a Handyman! 

Residential & Commercial. 

Electrical, Plumbing, General 

Maintenance, Interior Painting, 

Ceiling Fans, Security Lighting 

& Doors, Carpentry, Hot Water 

Tanks, Drip and Sprinkler 

Systems and Evaporative 

Coolers. Affordable, License 

ROC #198734 and Insured. 

Mesa resident over 30 years 

experience. Work guaranteed, 

friendly, clean and professional 

Call Buddy at 480-352-9677. 

Small Jobs Welcome call with 

questions about your type of 

small repairs that you’re not 

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Mazon’s Air Conditioning & 

Heating Service Only $18.95 

for a complete A/C system 

check-up. Includes 20 point 

check plus service complete 

unit. Expert service and repairs 

or unit replacement. Licensed 

& Bonded. 480-966-7794 or 

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Mazon’s Plumbing Expert 

service and repairs. Free 

water heater inspections. 

All plumbing repairs. Sewer 

and drains unclogged. Water 

heaters, faucets, garbage 

disposals, toilets, water 

leaks. Licensed & Bonded. 

480-966-7794 or 

602-579-1012. 

Home Remodeling and 

Rain Gutter Specialist 

AZ Rooms, Dual Pane, 

Replacement Windows, 

Aluminum & Vinyl Siding & 

Trim, Seamless Raingutters- 

30colors. Very Reliable- 

Licensed & Bonded. 

LIC #114475 George – 

480-820-8711 We love small 

jobs. 

Garage Door Repairs Free 

Service Calls. $20 Off Any 

Repair. Always Open Garage 

Door LIC# ROC 182785 

Bonded/Insured 480-703-9963 

Amazon Concrete Coatings 

Patio, Garage, Driveway. 

Epoxy & Flagstone Coatings 

10+ years in Mesa. Family 

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walkways & drives. Variety of 

colors & styles. Highly durable, 

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Bonded & Insured. BBB 

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Landscaping 

Designing Arizona 

Landscape Specializing in 

complete desert landscape 

and sprinkler install/repair, 

trimming, blowing, removal, 

rock, lighting. Low Prices for 

Seniors. Accredited member of 

The Better Business Bureau. 

Perfect record with the Arizona 

Registrar of Contractors. 

Arizona License #243110. 

Bonded & Insured. Free 

estimates: 480-380-9966 

Landscaping Yard and Lawn 

Maintenance. Trimming and 

Mowing Service. Lot Cleaning 

and Hauling. Customized 

Service for your needs. Free 

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prune, top, shape, haul away, 

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Sprinkler Repair 

Full Service Irrigation Repair 

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specialists, valves, timers, 

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Perfect record with the Arizona 

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Free Estimates and Color 

Consultation. Call Loren, 

owner at 480-985-2754 or 

602-397-0158. Licensed- 

Bonded-Insured. Your 

satisfaction begins with our 

integrity. 

Tom the Painter. Over 10 

years as Farnsworth’s top 

painter I am now available to 

paint the interior or exterior 

of your home with the same 

quality and craftsmanship 

that Farnsworth Homes has 

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price. Call for free estimates. 

602-571-9014. 

Miscellaneous 

A+ Computer Services. 

PC/Wireless Network Setup, 

Troubleshooting/Fix, Software 

installs, PC Optimization, 

Virus and Spyware Removal, 

Tutoring. Very Reasonable 

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Technician. Call Marc 

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I have approximately 300 

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TNT Fitness-Mesa’s long 

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one-on-one individualized 

training programs customized 

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Yoga, Stretch & Mobility, 

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Outreach Ministries 

Broadway Christian Church 

has established many ways to 

help the community, including: 

Food boxes, family assistance, 

clothing center and basic 

needs programs. You can help 

by donating nonperishable 

food items, clothing, furniture, 

small working appliances 

and basic grooming items at: 

BCC – 7335 E. Broadway 

Rd. Mesa, or you may contact 

Tom, 480-981-0802 Mission 

Outreach Director if you need 

help getting your donation to 

the church. Working together, 

we can change lives. 

Diversity Singles Club (age 

60 plus) meets Mondays, 

8 a.m. at the Golden Corral in 

Mesa for breakfast. Weekly 

activities. Newcomers 

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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 

AM 

9:00 Springs Chapel 

Service – SR 

7:00 Men’s 18-Hole Golf/ 

Shotgun 

7:30 Water Aerobics - POOL 

8:00 Pickle Ball – SC 

8:00 Men’s Billiard League - BC 

8:30 Water Exercise - POOL 

8:30 Men’s Bridge – SPR 

8:30 Yoga – AUD 

9:00 Shuffleboard - SC 

9:00 Quilt Club - RMT 

7:00 Low Impact Aerobics 

- AUD 

7:30 Water Aerobics – POOL 

7:30 Women’s 18-Hole Golf/ 

Shotgun 



9:00 Ceramics – 4PK 

9:00 (3rd) Fitness Trainer 

– FIT 

9:00 Needlecrafters – RMT 

July 2012 

Clubs, Classes & Activities 

7:00 Men’s 18-Hole Golf/ 

Shotgun 



8:30 Yoga – Aud 


9:00 Mah Jongg Int’l- SPR 

9:00 Quilt Club – RMT 

9:00 Shuffleboard – SC 

7:00 Low Impact Aerobics - 

AUD 

7:30 Women’s 18-Hole Golf/ 

Shotgun 


8:00 Pickle Ball ADV – SC 


9:00 Billiards Club Lessons 

– BC 


9:00 (1st) Fitness Trainer – FIT 

9:00 (2nd) Machine 

Embroidery - RMT 

10:00 Writer’s Club - SUM 


8:00 Couples Golf 

8:00 Pickle Ball, ADV – SC 

8:30 Water Exercise – POOL 

9:00 Bible Study – SR 

9:00 Village Quilters – RMT 

9:15 Shuffleboard - SC 

7:30 Open Softball Practice – 

Men and Women 

8:00 Pickle Ball 

8:00 Tennis All Play – TC 

9:00 TAC - RMT 

9:00 Shuffleboard-SC 

NOTE 

Office HOURS 

9:00 AM to 

Noon 

PM 

5:00 Volleyball – SC 

7:00 Partner Ponytail 

Canasta – SPR 

1:00 Ladies Ponytail Canasta 

– SPR 

4:00 Water Aerobics - POOL 


7:00 “500” Cards – SPR 

1:00 Open Bridge (Men & 

Women) - SPR 



7:00 Double Deck Pinochle 

– SPR 

7:00 Game Night-SUM 

12:30 Ladies Social Bridge 

– SPR 

1:00 Ladies Billiards – BC 


6:00 Texas Holdem - SUM 

6:45 Shuffleboard – SC 

7:00 Euchre – SPR 



6:00 Cribbage – MAJ 

7:00 Couples Bridge – SPR 

1:00 Mah Jongg Nat’l – SPR 

1:00 Mah Jongg Int’l - MAJ 

6:00 Billiards Couples 

1:00 Mah Jongg Int’l- SPR 

2:30 Bunko – MAJ 

(2nd Saturday) 

DAILY 

CHILDREN’S POOL 

HOURS 

12:00 – 2 pm and 

5:00 – 6 PM 

WOODSHOP 

9 AM – NOON 

M – F 

SILVERSMITH 

9AM - NOON 

OR BY APPT. CALL 

BOB BUSH AT 832-1326 

AO – Activities Office 

APL – Activities Parking Lot 

AUD – Auditorium 

BC – Billiards Center 

BF – Ball Field 

CONF – Conference Room 

CY - Courtyard 

FIT – Fitness Center 

4PK – Four Peaks Room 

HOSP – Hospitality Room 

LIB – Library 

LP – Lap Pool 

MAJ – Majestic Card Room 

POOL – Swimming Pool 

RMT – Red Mountain Room 

SC – Sports Court 

SIL – Silversmith/Stained Glass 

SPR – Springs Card Room 

SR – Superstition Room 

SUM – Summit Card Room 

TC – Tennis Court 

WOOD – Woodshop 

2012 July 

2012 

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 

9:00 AM Springs Chapel 

Service - AUD 

8:30 AM Arch. Comm. 

– Maj 

9:00 AM Coffee Time – SR 

11:30 AM Doors open for 

Brats & Bubbles – AUD 

INDEPENDENCE DAY- 

OFFICE CLOSED 

8:00 AM Building Comm 

– MAJ 

4:30 PM Couples Golf 

Social – Pizza – AUD 

7:00 PM Karaoke Party 

– SR 

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 


Service - AUD 

1:00 PM Communication 

Comm – CONF 

9:00 AM Coffee 

Time - SR 


Social – Legion 

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 


Service - AUD 

9:00 AM Finance Comm 

– MAJ 

8:30 AM Arch. Comm – 

MAJ 


Summer Survivors Tickets 

On Sale Now!! 

11:30 AM Ladies Luncheon 

at Kokopelli’s – CY for 

check in 

1:00 PM Advisory Comm 

– SR 

10:00 AM Twin Home 

BOD – SR 

10:00 AM Mtn Vista Blood 

Pressure Check – MAJ 


Social – Subs – SR 

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 


Service – AUD 

5:00 PM Pet Pals Summer 

Social – SR 


10:00 AM HOA & Townhomes 

Mtgs – SR 

7:00 AM Blood Drive – APL 

1:00 PM Golf II BOD – 

SUM 

7:00 AM – Bus leaves for 

Cliff Castle – SR 


Social – Sloppy Joes – SR 

29 30 31 


Service - AUD 

9:00 AM Coffee Time -- SR

12 July 2012 Sunland Springs Village Voice

July - Sunland Springs Village Active 55+ Living

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