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JANUARY 2017 RUMBLE SHEET

Carriage Manor RV Resort 7750 E. Broadway Road, Mesa AZ 85208 480-984-1111

FRIENDLY REMINDERS

SECURITY Speed limit is 10 MPH

Stop at Stop signs

No parking in Fire Lanes

and on streets after Midnight

Notify Security of

scheduled contractors

Bicycles and golf carts must obey all traffic rules

ADMINISTRATION

Please check in and out at the Front Desk!

Quiet hours are 11 PM to 7 AM

PHYSICAL

PROPERTIES Trash Schedule: Mon. & Thurs.

Section 1 and 2 Tues. & Fri. Section 3

Wednesday will be recycle for all

Sections.

Please have trash and recycle bins out to the curb on

the proper days

Contractors Winter Hours 8 am to 5 pm

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MANAGER’S MESSAGEHappy New Year! I would first like to welcome

and thank all of the renters who have chosen Carriage Manor for this year’s visit to Arizona. Staff, Board of Directors, and property owners all hope you enjoy all that the resort offers.

The 2017 Budget is available on the website www.carriagemanorrv.com and at the Administrative Office. The monthly assessment will stay at $164.00 monthly for 2017, with payments due on the first of each month. If you have any questions regarding your monthly assessments or account balance, please contact the Administrative Office.

If you are a current renter considering purchasing property in Carriage Manor, please be certain to use Carriage Manor Realty as your “Buyer’s Representative”. Our agents are available to show properties listed with Carriage Manor Realty and any other outside brokerage. It is important to remember: only transactions involving Carriage Manor Realty keep commission dollars inside your Resort. If you are a current owner in need of real estate services, utilize the brokerage that you already own.

The Patio Grille provides a Full Menu for Breakfast and Lunch with Daily Specials Monday thru Friday. It’s a great place to meet up with existing friends and neighbors, or meet some new ones as well.

The Activity Office, in conjunction with the Activity Committee has performances scheduled with quality entertainers. We’ll be having a performance titled “Teen Idols” a dance with the “Thaddeus

Rose Band” and the Ladies Luncheon in January. A Valentine’s show with “Duane Moore and Mogollon in February and the first weekend in March is our annual Carriage Manor Days, to include a dinner show with “One of These Nights” a tribute to the Eagles.

Please remember, each of the above departments solely serve the community of Carriage Manor, with many of the services provided being non-income generating. The Realty office often handles inquiries regarding Real Estate processes and Family Trusts in the State of Arizona, the Activity office schedules rooms for Club meetings and events, as well as Association sponsored complimentary events like the Welcome Back, Veteran’s Day, and the Patio Grill supports the clubs thru menu suggestions for club banquets, and club food orders, etc., etc. etc.

When residents patronize the in house services provided, those profits directly benefit the community of Carriage Manor financially. Those same profits are forfeited when residents patronize outside sources for these same services.

I encourage you to get excited, and get involved with the many happenings that the Activities Committee and Clubs have scheduled for you in 2017. In addition to the Activity sponsored events the club’s will be having their traditional events like, Billiard’s Spaghetti dinner, Tennis Chicken Dinner, Pickleball’s Wild Willy’s Roast Beef, as well as all of the traditional club fundraisers, Woodshops Burgers, Horseshoes Pizza, Golf Pancake Breakfast and on and on. Have fun!

Mary K. CandelariaGeneral Manager

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGEHappy New Year!Remember that old Ray Stevens song The Streak?

There is a line that says “Here he comes....There he goes”. That to me is what happened to 2016. Along the way we shared some high points and there were a few lows and disappointments. But all that is our history now, and a brand new 2017 is right in front of us.

Gail and I have no idea what this year will bring us, but we intend to head into it with all the energy and hope and trust that we can muster. We will meet it head on and accept the fact that, regardless of the past, the future will be something new for us.

Here at Carriage Manor we will get to know a new Board of Directors and new leadership. It appears we will continue to welcome many new residents and visitors. I hope we all realize we

are really blessed to be able to spend time in this special environment and weather plus the ability to meet new friends from all over this country, and Canada too.

Do we really realize the number of persons that would love to trade places with us..

It really is time to give thanks for our good fortune and look to how we can share a smile, an encouraging word or even a contribution to a cause that will help to make someone’s day or life a reason to be..

Since I have to write this letter quite a while before publication, it’s hard to make comment on the immediate past holidays. I would hope you paid tribute to the real reason for Christmas. I hope you were able to make contact or visit with good family or friends.

As we move into the new year just remember that Gail and I continue to wish you enough

Bill WhitemanPresident of the Board

ADMIN NEWSHappy New Year Everyone!Oh how the years fly by, I hope you all had a

wonderful and safe holiday. Please remember to come to the office to check in

when you arrive or leave. It is very important for us to be aware if you are onsite.

Remember it’s time to renew the 2017 Weed Abatement program. You must sign up annually as you do not auto-renew if you were

on last year. The Carriage Manor Weed program only costs $100, for service Jan – Dec 2017, sign up now for the biggest savings! I realize the weeds are not too bad this time of year, but in July and August when the temps reach 115 degrees the weeds grow here like in a greenhouse… hot with monsoon moisture!

I hope you all have a great season,

Lorri BlankenshipAdministration

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THADDEUS ROSE BAND

THURSDAY—JANUARY 26, 2017—$8.00

DOORS OPEN: 6:15 PM DANCE FROM 7 PM TO 10 PM

POPCORN AND MARGARITAS AVAILABLE DON’T MISS THIS EXCITING BAND HIGH ENERGY ENTERTAINMENT

HE AND HIS BAND HAVE BEEN MESMERIZING AUDIENCES FOR YEARS AS HE ‘BRINGS DOWN THE HOUSE’

TICKETS GO ON SALE:

THURSDAY—JANUARY 5th

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Ladies Luncheon & Fashion Show

Accepting: Cash, Checks & Major Credit Cards

REALTY ROUNDUPHello Lords & Ladies of the Manor,First of all, congratulations again to

the Art Glass Club who were the lucky recipients of the first Realty Rewards drawing at the Club Council meeting in

November! In more great news, I am thrilled to officially welcome

our new Sales Director, Kathy Sipley!! Kathy comes to us with 4 years of ownership resort experience at Golden Vista and we are so lucky to have her. She has decades of sales experience and excels in customer service.

We already told the crowd at the first Coffee & Donuts in December a few fun things about her (ask her about hiking and her “grand bunny”), so I thought we should shake it up a little. I sat down with her for a 1 minute interview and asked her a few different questions so you can get to know her.

Zodiac Sign: Leo (rawr!)Favorite Ice cream: Tillamook strawberry ice cream

sandwichesMargaritas or Piña Coladas: PiñaFirst concert you attended: Rolling StonesItem on your bucket list: Visit Iceland and see the

northern lightsIf you like what you read, I’m positive you’ll like her

even more when you meet her in person. You will see her in our office and out and about at showings, or open houses, so please be sure to stop and give her a warm Carriage Manor welcome. 2017 is going to be a great year with her on our team!

Cheers & Happy New Year,

Shauna SmithDesignated Broker

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BOD WORKSESSIONSocial Hall – 2 PM – Wednesday – January 11th

MEET THE CANDIDATESBallroom – January 11th – after Wednesday Morning Coffee

CANDIDATES NIGHTBallroom – 7 pm - January 11th

BOD MEETINGBallroom – 2 pm – Wednesday – January 18th

CLUB COUNCILSocial Hall – 10 am – Thursday – January 26th

SOUND REQUESTSAs you plan your special event and/or get-together, please

remember that any sound requests need to be sent via email to: [email protected]

BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC

Music Room - 9 amThursday - January 12th and 26th

MARKETPLACEBallroom – 9 am to NoonTuesday – January 3rd and January 17thOver 70 tablesDoor prize drawings at 10 am and 11 amFood and beverages available at the Patio Grill

SHIRTS Carriage Manor 30 Year Reunion shirts on sale in the Activity

Office for $5.00.Most sizes available (No XL)

RUMBLE SHEET SUBMISSIONSAll articles for the Rumble Sheet must be submitted by the 10th

of the previous monthand have to be emailed to: [email protected]

PHYSICAL PHACTSI have had some issues lately with trash

soooo, it is reminder time this month! Winter Trash Schedule has started. Sections 1 and 2 are Mondays and Thursdays. Section 3 is Tuesdays and Fridays. Section 1, 2 and 3 Recycle is Wednesdays.

Please have all items bagged and on the ribbon curb by 8 am. Please NO yard waste. KITCHEN/

HOUSEHOLD trash ONLY. Please remember that the trash crew is made up entirely of your fellow RETIRED neighbors. Please DO NOT OVERFILL bags. Recycle needs to be bagged as follows: Paper and cardboard together. Aluminum cans, tin cans and plastics together. Please try to refrain from driving down to the compactor for one bag of trash. It is very congested down here at the trash compactor. Thank you!

Dave WrightPhysical Properties Manager

CHIEF’S CONCERNSHello everyone! I hope everyone had a

wonderful holiday season, it was quiet busy in the Security Department with all the relatives and friends coming in for the holidays needing parking passes and giving direction assistance to get to different places in the valley areas.

I realize that this statement is getting a lot of driving time, although some folks to date still seem confused in regards to contractors entering the resort to perform work for our residents. If your residence is in the unrestricted status, it is unrestricted for friends and visitors it is NOT unrestricted for the contractors, ALL contractors must be called into Security in order to obtain an entry permit. If they are going to be doing a job for a week please advise the Security Department of this information. We will make out the permit to cover the days requested and the home owner will not be required to notify security each day they will be entering the resort. If there is a couple of days after the permit expires the resident will then have to call in for a new permit.

If there are any questions in regards to the permitting system, please call the chief of security at 480-986-2467 or cell # 480-220-9062.

Terry R. FriebohleChief of Security

GLASS RECYCLING We do NOT have glass recycling.Please do not bring glass bottles, etc. to the Patio Grill area or

the Social Hall.. Thanks.

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GOLF CLUBMemberships AvailableGolf leagues at CM offer a guaranteed tee-

time at reduced rates at 7 different golf clubs in the area during the week. All golfers are invited to join and participate and it is a great way to meet others from CM who enjoy golfing. Sign-up sheets are posted each week on the Golf Information Board across from the library. You can sign-up as a single, with another group, or you can sign-up with your own group. There is no commitment beyond the round for which you signed-up. Simply register, pay the $20 annual dues, and sign-up to play. Dues can be paid to any of the following people:

Treasurer: Arne Teigen, 869 DeSotoPresident: Bill Steitz, 567 DeSotoSecretary: Karen Sellek, 567 DeSoto

(Or any of the golf league coordinators on the first day of golf)We will also have a booth at the weekly Wednesday coffee hour

where you can pay. Club meetings, Outings, and Special EventsMember Meetings: 3rd Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in

the Social Hall.Board Meetings: 2nd Tuesday of each month. Fundraising: Pancake Breakfasts January 21 and March 4Tournaments: Four-person scrambles January 21 at the Links of Queen Creek March 11 at Sunland VillageSkins Games: Saturday mornings on the Putting Green – All

residents and guests are welcome.10:00 a.m. -$2.00 per personBill Steitz, President

ANGEL TREE THANK YOU!!

A Gracious Thank You to all the wonderful Carriage Manor residents, who participated in the Angel Tree Project!! The Gifts were distributed by a group of Santa's Elves, at a Christmas Luncheon in Camp Verde, where the Ranchers live.

This is always a joyous and exciting time for the "Ranchers" and also for the Elves!!

Along with the 96 gifts, a check for over $7,300, raised by the Tennis Club Fundraiser Dinner and Auction, was presented to Rainbow Acres, to help with their monthly expenses. The Pickleball Club was invited again this year to join in the fun, and fun we had!!! I would like to thank them for their support again!!

Happy New Year!!!! Vicky Suby 602-617-0864

** NOTE CHANGE OF DATE **

CAN AM BILLIARD TOURNAMENT HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED TO

FEBRUARY 20TH @ 1:00 PM IN THE BILLIARD ROOM. ANOTHER EXCITING

BILLIARD COMPETITION, ANOTHER AWESOME LUNCH INCLUDED. COME

AND CHEER FOR YOUR TEAMS! STAN FALCONER

CONTACT STAN FALCONERLOT 185

480-290-9207

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Creative Stitchers Sewing Group

Tickets on sale for “Grandma’s Flower Garden” 1930’s all Hand-

Quilted Queen-Size Quilt

Purchase tickets at

8 AM Wed. Morn. Coffee 11 AM – 1 PM Patio Grill Area 9 AM – Noon Tues. Marketplace or a Creative Stitcher Club Member

View Quilt in the Ballroom $1 per ticket or $5 for 6 tickets Winner will be drawn March 4, 2017 at 1 PM in the Ballroom during Carriage Manor Days

- need not be present to win Tickets can also be purchased during Carriage Manor Days.

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CANADA CLUBBC is hosting Canada Night Dinner & Dance February 11, 2017.

Preparations are well underway. We have a brand new Band called THE BIG ZEPHYR - 5 performers “with contagious, positive energy” that will have you up and dancing to their beat. Our Cater this year is WALDO’S BBQ with a delicious meal of Mesquite Smoked BBQ Baby Back Ribs, Baked Potato, Beans, Cole Slaw, Buns and Cake. Tickets are $20.00 each and go on sale January 6th on the Patio Grill. The next meeting is Jan. 5th in the Social Hall at 3:00pm. All Canadians should attend to purchase their tickets and to sign up on the Volunteer list. Everyone needs to lend a hand to make it a successful night for all. See you there.

Submitted by Carole Falconer, Secretary Introducing our the Band - THE BIG ZEPHYR

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50th Wedding Anniversary Celebration.

Our Broadway Chapel will hold a 50th Wedding AnniversaryCelebration and service for all Carriage Manor couples celebrating 50 years of marriage in 2017.The event will take place on Sunday, February 26th during the Chapel Services here at Carriage Manor.We encourage all couples celebrating 50 years of Marriage, this

year, to sign up in the Activity Office to be included in this event.

Oil Painting Classeswith Jim & Yvonne Corbett You CAN complete an entire oil painting in only ONE class, even if you've never painted before. Classes are being held at Carriage Manor onthe Second Friday of each month, from November through April. We're in the Craft Room from 8:30am to 2pm. Bring a snack.

NEXT CLASS: Friday, Dec 9th.You get TWO certified instructors plus all the supplies you need to complete your painting for only $60.Just come as you are & go home with your 'masterpiece'. Come on out and have FUN! Don't miss out...sign up now. Painting is on display in the Activities Office. Questions: call 480-983-6221 or visit us at www.XperienceTheJoy.com

Oil Painting Classeswith Jim & Yvonne Corbett You CAN complete an entire oil painting in only ONE class, even

if you've never painted before. Classes are being held at Carriage Manor on the Second Friday of each month, from November through April. We're in the Craft Room from 8:30am to 2 pm. Bring a snack.

NEXT CLASS: Friday, Jan. 13th. You get TWO certified instructors plus all the supplies you need

to complete your painting for only $60. Just come as you are & go home with your 'masterpiece'. Come on out and have FUN! Don't miss out...sign up now. Painting is on display in the Activities Office. Questions: call 480-983-6221 or visit us at

www.XperienceTheJoy.com Beginning Lapidary— Mondays, 9 am-noon

Byzantine Bracelet (2 days) — 10th & 17th 9 am-noon

Bottle Slumping (2 days) —11th & 12th, 8:30 am

Wire Wrapping—12th, 11 am

Wire Wrapping — 25th, 9 am

Flat Wire Design — 26th, 1 pm

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—”a natural pianist who looks as sheet mu-sic as if it were shackles. Brady Goss, has grown up playing from his soul. The keys are practically extension of his fingertips.” Wallowa County Chieftain

—”His people friendly, small town, regular kid, personality & diverse musical style convinces the crowd to come along with him on a musical journey that will have everyone — especially Brady — having a blast.”

—”Playing by ear from early childhood, he looks at sheet music as if it were shackles.” LaGrande Observer

Rock ‘n Roll Blues

Country, Gospel

RACQUET RACKETNew members always welcome

– FREE Lessons Every Tuesday & Thursday at the Courts, 4 – 5 PM

Help the Tennis Club, Carriage Manor and our environment by recycling aluminum cans. Please deposit your cans in the barrels specifically marked for them. When putting out your recycling, please separate your aluminum cans so they can be crushed and recycled. This process raises money for the Tennis Club which in turn is used for the betterment of the park. Volunteers extend great effort and commitment daily to collect the cans, crush them and recycle them. Let us all support them and thank them for their service..

The Annual Fundraising Dinner for Rainbow Acres was a success raising over $7,000 to support the Ranchers. The food was obtained at the Golden Corral on North Power. The Manager provided our event a very generous deal and the food was plentiful and tasty. The extra food was donated to homeless shelters. Let’s thank Golden Corral by frequenting their establishment and by telling them we appreciate their generosity.

Sat. Jan. 7 - Invitational CM/VP/LW (at VP) Sat. Jan 14 - Tennis 101 (Tennis Courts) Thur. Jan. 19 - General Meeting 3:30 pm (Social Hall) Sun. Jan. 22 _ Tex-Mex Tacos (Ballroom & Kitchen) Sat. Jan. 28 - Invitational Greenfield (at CM) Wed. Feb. 1 - General Meeting 3:30 pm (Social Hall) Sat. Feb. 11 - Invitational Venture Out (at CM)Sat. Feb. 18 – Chicken Dinner ShowtimeFri. Feb 24 – Showtime Encore

• Tickets for Tex-Mex go on sale the week of January 9th.• For more info on any of these events, check the bulletin

board in the breezeway. Q: How can you tell when your tennis opponents don’t like your

serve?A: They keep returning it.

Carriage Manor Tennis Club: CMTENNIS.ORGFREE.COM and EVST league schedule is at http://evstl.net.

Ideas for the Racquet Racket, contact Nancy Taylor – 612-306-460 or [email protected]

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ELECTION NEWS

MEET THE CANDIDATES AFTER WEDNESDAY MORNING COFFEE JANUARY 11, 2017

PICK UP YOUR PAPER BALLOT & E-VOTING WILL OPEN AT 9:00 AM

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

HEAR WHAT THE CANDIDATES HAVE TO SAY AT

CANDIDATES FORUM JANUARY 11, 2017

Paper Ballot Pickup at 6:00—7:00 PM BR Meet the Candidates at 7:00 PM BR

NOTE: Ballots Not Picked Up Will Be Mailed

The Following Morning

CANDIDATES RESUME FOR BOARD OF DIRECTOR MUST BE SUBMITTED

TO THE FRONT DESK BY 4:00 PM

JANUARY 6, 2017

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2016 -2017 Season

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Hardanger Classes Hardanger classes will resume on Wednesday,

January 4 in the Music Room from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM . The class will meet on a weekly basis for the months of January through March. Please bring any unfinished projects, notebook, pencil and basic stitching supplies. All are welcome to the class, including beginners. A beginner’s kit is available for $15. For questions, please contact the Instructor, Shirley Boyken, 480-924-2703.

Class fee: $35 payable on first day of class; (does not include supplies)Location: Music Room | Time: 9:30 AM-11:30 AMDates: Every Wednesday January 4 – March 29, 2017

CHRISTIAN LIFE ENRICHMENTOur 28th Year. Every Wed. 9AM; Card RoomBring your Bible and a Friend. A Good Time To Fellowship and

Learn. Info: Contact Jerry Dickson: #795. 480-986-0037

MEN'S FELLOWSHIP BREAKFASTA good time to make some new friends. Every Fri. 7AM; In the

Ballroom. A time for prayer and a Devotional Message And a Buffet Breakfast at a nominal cost. Info: Contact Jerry Dickson #795. 480-986-0037

Karaoke Tuesday, January 10, 2017 | 6:30 – 9:00

p.m.and Tuesday, January 24, 2017 in the

Social Hall Membership Dues $6.00 for the seasonDrop-in Fee $2.00 per person per nightJOIN YOUR CARRIAGE MANOR FRIENDS FOR A FUN

EVENING OF SINGING, JUST LISTENING OR DANCING. BYOB your own refreshments and snacks and your own music if you have it. CONTACT: Bruce Groves (817) 408-5539

Submitted by: Rose Hill (425) 418-4481

SPANISH HAND AND FOOT

If you enjoy Hand and Foot, you will like playing Spanish Hand and Foot. Come and join us in the Music Room on Friday evenings, starting January 6 at 6:30 PM. Sign in on the sheet in the Music Room by the metal cabinet. Come and enjoy a fun and interesting night of cards. Mary Ann 480-986-2543

SHEEPSHEADCard players interested in playing Sheepshead, we will begin on

Monday, Jan 2 at 6:30 in the Music Room. Bring 25 cents for an enjoyable evening of cards and fellowship.

PIZZA PARTYSponsored by the Horseshoe ClubIn Social Hall - January 12, 2017 -

HHH 4:00-4:30Pizza served-4:30 - $7.50 per person.

Tickets sold at Wednesday morning coffee

BIBLE STUDIESBible Studies start the week of January

8, 2017. Sign-up sheets are on a clipboard in the activity office. Please sign up on the appropriate sheet. Questions please call Cynthia Cheeley at 208-819-9774 or Suzanne Till at 585-721-2095.

Ladies study will be on Hebrews this season. Tuesday 9:30 Heritage Room Suzanne Till Tuesday 9:30 Lot #73 (VanderZee) Lois Raak Tuesday 1:30 Lot #624 Freda Mastbergan Fridays 7am Card Room Elaine TenNapelMen will also study Hebrews. Fridays 8:30 am Lot #181 (Works) Larry Peelen WEBS (Wednesday Evening Bible Study)

Wednesday 6:00 Music Room Mike Cheeley and Ron Till. WEBS is for men and women and they will be studying the book of James.

ROSARY EVERY TUESDAY A.M.Everyone is welcome to come and join in the group that prays the

rosary every Tuesday morning in the Card Room at 8:30 A.M. Start your day with our group pray.

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MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOES

EVERY SATURDAY IN THE CARD ROOM FROM

6:30 – 9:30 pm

BRIDGECome join us for Social Bridge: Monday night at 7:00 in the

classroom. (old exercise room). Friday night at 7:00 in the Card Room

MENS POKER Monday and Thursday Evenings |

6:00 PM to 9:00 PMSplit Hi/Lo Pots | Bring Quarters |

Come and join us in the Poker Room (South side of the Club House)

TEXUS HOLD-EM TOURNAMENTS

Tuesday evenings | 6:30 PM to approx. 9:00 PMRegistration from 6:00 PM to 6:25 PMCost is $10.00 (full payout) | Open to allName Tags Mandatory | Come and join us in the Poker Room(South side of the Club House)

WHISTFriday 6:30 pm in the Classroom. Bring quarters & nickels. Contact Phyllis Bohn 602-361-1812

LINE DANCE CLASSES

Ballroom - Beginning January 6th from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.

Instructor: Helen Chapman

PORCELAIN ARTIf you are interested in china painting,

come to the Craft Room anytime on Wednesdays, 9:00am - 4:00pm. Sonia Midgarden #213 DeSoto

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COMFORT MAKERS

We will be meeting every Wednesday after coffee hour in our new sewing room from 9:00 am to 11:00 am from November thru March 2017. We make quilts for our local charities and the Carriage Manor’s Caring and Sharing . Please come and help us put together quilts. We need people to tie, sew, cut squares and pick out backings. There are all sorts of odd jobs and no experience is needed. We will teach you how to put together a quilt. You’ll will have fun, meet new people and leave with a good feeling because you are giving to others. Gert Vinci 775-842-0420. Patsy Palmiere 916-704-0151.

CREATIVE STITCHERSThe Creative Stitchers club meets every Monday at 10 a.m. in the

Ballroom through March, 2017. The annual dues are $15. You will receive an orientation to our beautiful new expanded sewing room so you can use the equipment in the room. Come and see what our members have accomplished. Bring in your sewing projects to share at our Show & Tell sessions. Experienced or not, you will always learn something from our weekly meetings and learn how to do projects from our classes. Come to renew old friendships and make new sewing/quilting friends!

Schedule for January: • 1/2 General Business Meeting • 1/9 Video/Demo. Please bring a can for our food drive and

receive a coupon for a drawing.• 1/16 Speaker• 1/23 Open House with a Lecture and Trunk Show by Sharon

Schamber. FREE. See additional information in the Rumble Sheet.• 1/30 Monthly social. Bring a fat quarter for bingo.Upcoming for January: • Block of the Week class will begin Monday, January 2 from 1-3

in the sewing room each week for 12 weeks. • Remember to bring your two blocks of the summer project:

Anita’s Arrowhead Block. • Watch for our ticket sellers for the “Grandma’s Flower Garden”

1930 hand quilted queen size quilt. This quilt will be given away at Carriage Manor Day on March 4. Need not be present to win!

• Continue to check the sewing room for new classes being offered. Contact Information: Gert Vinci 775-842-0420 or Karen Olsen

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SHUFFLEBOARDJoin Carriage Manor Shuffleboard, we play on Tuesday and

Saturday mornings at 10:00. The dues are $10.00/season and can be paid when you come to play. Club members are given priority to play if the lanes are at capacity. Nonmembers are able to participate if there is an insufficient number of players to fill the lanes. We can use help in cleaning the lanes at 8:00 am on Tuesday and Saturday mornings. If you have any questions, please contact me at 701.471.3063 or [email protected]. New members are always welcome. Come and join the fun. Mel Fischer, President

LEARN STAINED GLASS TECHNIQUES

Glass Art Club

• Stepping Stone/Mosaic/Other classes are Monday 1-4pm in the Craft Room

• Beginner classes are Thursday 1-4pm in the Craft Room

• Work on own projects Monday & Thursday

• Come one come all classes have begun! Come and learn or work on existing projects.

There is an annual registration fee of $10.00 for all participants. This fee includes all materials needed for the Beginner to complete two projects. Contact Nancy Davis (480) 986-0789 or Cindy Lueken (480) 986-2938

OMAHA Wednesday evenings 6:30 PM to 9:00PMSplit Hi/Low pots | Open to all | Bring QuartersCome and join us in the Poker Room.(South Side of the Club House)

LESSONS ARE HELD ON MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS FROM 1:00 – 2:00 PM

BALLS AND PADDLES ARE PROVIDED.

MONTHLY MEETINGS ARE HELD ON THE 2ND

TUES. OF THE MONTH.NEXT MEETING WILL ON TUES. JAN. 10 IN THE

FLEETWOOD/HERITAGE ROOMAT 4:00 PM.MEMBERSHIP DUES ARE $20.00PLEASE PAY TERRY KING – LOT #906 – 480-243-8661JOYCE WOOTTON- LOT #173 – 480-357-9112

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Ladies’ Bunco Night When: Thursday, Jan 5th 6:30-9:00 PM and Tuesday, Jan 31st 6:30-9:00 PM Fleetwood-Heritage Rooms Bring: Snack or dessert to share, your drink of choice Cost: $2 to cover prizes/supplies What: Fun, “no skill needed” dice game (not gambling) Come alone or bring a friend or 2, it is a great way to meet new people. *If you can read the dots on the dice and roll them, you have the game down! Lots of laughs and prizes to be won. Sign Up: In the Activities office so we have enough supplies for everyone. Questions? Contact Linda Haderli 206-459-4054

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CARRIAGE MANOR RV RESORT WEED CONTROL PROGRAM Name:_____________________________ Lot#:_______________

Do you have a pet? (y/n) ___________________________________ By signing below and paying the $100.00 fee, I am requesting that Car-riage Manor RV Resort provide all weed control services for the above lot(s) from January 1, 2016 through December 31, 2016. Signature:______________________________________________

Date:_______________________________________

DOES THE CONSTANT BATTLE WITH WEEDS IN YOUR YARD STRESS YOU OUT?

Stress no more! You come to Carriage Manor to relax, so let us help. Signing up for Carriage Manor’s 2016 Weed

Control Program will ensure that your weeds are monitored and treated by our trained and licensed in-house staff.

The 2016 program starts January 1, 2016 to December 31, 2016 and still only costs $100 (less than $9 a month!).

Proceeds from enrollment go back to YOUR community. Help yourself and the place you call “home”, sign up using

the form below and include your $100 check.

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To place an ad in the Review, Please contact Ray’s Printing at 480-982-3087 or email info@ray’sprinting.net. Location: 386 S. Ironwood Dr, Apache Junction, AZ 85120. Deadline for submission is the 15th of the month prior to publication.

CARRIAGE MANOR MARKETPLACE

Barbershop

Sherry and Company Hair Designs

Introducing our new Aesthetician, Kurnita. Introductory o�ers Microderm

Abrasion/chemical peel combo, $115 reg. $135. We are also now o�ering

Microneedling. Clears skin of impurities, eliminates �ne lines, helps skin reproduce

collagine to plump skin for a younger look! Call today for an appointment.

www.haircutbeautybarber.com480-982-1849Carpet Cleaning

Service Systems ................ (480) 890-9006

Golf Carts & RepairCart Doctor ................................(48) 685-8063Robinson Golf Car Supply ... (480) 983-1234

THE GOLF CAR PLACE

480.982.3473186 N. Ironwood

Apache Junction, AZ 85120

•SALES •SERVICE•BAT TERIES

NEW GOLF CAR BATTERIESSTARTING AT

$74.00/EACHWith exchange + tax, While supplies last.

Heating & CoolingA&A Cooling & Heating ..........(480) 671-8137

InsuranceUSA Insurance Group ........ (480) 396-9100

LandscapingTODD’S PRECISION SERVICES

LANDSCAPE & HANDYMANComplete Landscape Trimming & Removal

Installation: Lighting/ Plants / RockReplace/Repair: Sprinklers/Timers/ Drip Systems

Clean-ups/ Hauling of Anything

Maintance & Repairs

Mobile Home Parts & Service

Pest Control

PEST, TERMITE, & WEED CONTROLPIGEON CONTROL

PRETREATS • ANNUAL WEED CONTROLTERMITE INSPECTIONS • FOR SALE OF PROPERTY

PARK MODEL SPECIALS

480-982-1813WWW.ABSOLUTEEXTERMINATING.COM

Plumbing

Water MaintenanceClean & Pure Water Company........................................... (480) 582-1007

Window Tinting & GlassMesa Window Tinting & Glass........................................... (480) 984-5739

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