The Highlander October 2014 Issue

BINGO

Wednesday, October 8 Monday, October 27

3:00pm Dove Mountain Ballroom

Great Cash Prizes Drawings

Friday, October 31 7:00PM

$20 Two true Superstars, Billy Joel and Elton John come to life in this multimedia tribute starring Terry Davies. Backed by his amazing 9 piece band, you’ll be singing, standing, and laughing as you witness in sights and sounds the amazing music and memories created by Billy and Elton, two of the most successful artists in the history of rock and roll.

CELEBRATING SEVEN YEARS OF TRIVIA

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28 4:00pm, Bar

For all you die-hard trivia players, it is time to have our yearly celebration. Gather your friends and neighbors and join us for a fun, relaxing game of trivia along with special goodies, prizes and giveaways. You can play with two, four or six players. If you don’t have anyone to play with we will match you with a team. Hope to see all of you there.

CHILI COOK-OFF Sunday, November 2 4:00-6:00pm, Patio

$5pp

Sign up at the front desk for this year’s Chili Cook-Off. Come and taste the variety of chili made by the Highlands residents and employees. You will be able to vote on your favorite one. Beer and Brat Specials, Live entertainment, and much more. What a great way to spend your Sunday afternoon.

YOUR HOMEOWNER’S ASSOCIATION NEEDS YOU !!!!!!

Would you like to serve your community and

play a major role in assuring that the Highlands continues to be one of the top residential areas in the Tucson area? Then you may want to consider becoming a candidate for the 2015 Board of Directors. For 2015 there will be two (2) vacancies on the Board. Each new Board member will serve for three years. The list of candi-dates will be finalized in early November and presented to the Board at their November meeting. Voting takes place in Febru-ary. If you want further information, or would like to receive a can-didate packet, please contact Election and Volunteer Committee member, Karen Haden at (744.9262) or email her at [email protected]. Articles will appear monthly in the Highlander and on the Week Ahead and provide more details on the election cycle including how to become a candidate, how to request an absentee ballot and “meet the candidate” forums.

FALL ARTS AND CRAFTS FAIR

Saturday, November 8 9:00am-2:00pm

Over 55 Arts and Crafts Vendors

Don’t miss out on the biggest shopping day of the year! The entire clubhouse will be filled with vendors with a big variety of items to choose from. Great opportunity for holiday shopping. Please bring a non-perishable food item for the Marana Food Bank.

OCTOBER

2014

The Highlands at Dove Mountain 4949 W. Heritage Club Blvd.

Marana, AZ 85658 HOA Web

www.the HighlandsatDove Mountain

Board of Directors Fran Crisman, President

Debbi Hamernick, Vice President Jim Hefele, Treasurer

Vernon Sutphin, Secretary Emmett Smelser, Director Walter Schneider, Director

Max Talbot, Director

HOA Staff

Community Manager Jeff Ziegler Controller Carol Moreno Director of Golf Brad Engel Golf Course Superintendent Mike Treanor Building and Property Maintenance

John Clemmons Food & Beverage Manager Michael Veres Assistant Food Services and Banquet Manager Elizabeth Rehlander Activities Director /Highlander Editor Aileen Fundingsland Executive Assistant/ALC Staff Contact Judy Graydon Human Resources/Accounting Specialist. Peggy Twinn Accounting/Finance Specialist Kathy Villalobos Member Services Susan Richards Barbara Patton

Emergencies Call 911 Front Desk 579-9574 Golf Shop 579-7000 Highlands Grill 579-9583 Banquets 579-8881 Gate House 579-2458 Fax 579-9591

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THE HIGHLANDS AT DOVE MOUNTAIN CORE VALUES

Seek to provide a safe and secure environment for our residents and employees. Maintain a friendly, caring and respectful atmosphere for residents and employees. Maintain honesty, integrity and transparency in everything we do. Provide a variety of high quality amenities and services which reflect the interests of

our residents. Sustain a high quality golf amenity that adds value to our entire community. Maintain community standards to safeguard property values. Maintain a physically, socially and intellectually vibrant lifestyle for our residents. Manage our distinctive Sonoran desert environment by balancing various factors such

as scenic views, natural areas and managed common areas. Maintain sound financial management for stability and future investment. The board of directors and management will act in the best interests of our community

for both residents and employees.

ARCHITECTURAL LANDSCAPE COMMITTEE

(ALC)

Home Improvements Trends This calendar year has been a very active year for the Architectural Landscape Committee (ALC), with a total of 254 applications having

been processed through July. As the committee reviewed these applications, certain trends in the types of exterior improvements are clearly emerging:

Exterior structural modifications are by far the most frequently requested improvement. Landscape upgrades and changes are the second most frequently requested improvement. Painting changes account for the third most frequently requested improvement.

Summertime is not only a good time to be doing your exterior improvements, but is also a great time to be planning and submitting your improvements to be done in the fall. Careful planning and early application to the ALC are the best ways to prepare for your im-provement projects. The application process requires: • Completed and signed Application Form • Detail site map indicating the area of work to be done Helpful items to include or perform are: • A review Applicable ALC Standards against the work proposed • Drawings and manufacturers’ brochure information Photographs of the house and area of work are also helpful to the committee in reviewing the application. For detailed projects, homeowners are encouraged to attend the ALC meet-ing when their application is being reviewed to answer any questions or present additional information. ALC members are also available for contact any time to discuss your upcoming projects or assist you with completing your submittal. The ALC is looking forward to assisting you with your home project as a future investment in our community.

DON’T MISS OUR 2014/2015 CONCERT SERIES SCHEDULE

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Please join us on Thursday mornings at 9:00am in the Grille, or small conference room (when available), for

an open forum and brief study of Christian topics. You are encouraged to bring your cup of coffee and study Bibles, or just drop in to listen. Paul John’s knowledge of the Bible is very insightful, and presented in such an interesting way, it makes for a wonderful and fun learning experience! This is completely non-denominational and we enjoy discussions of personal experiences and questions. For more information, call Charlene Hodges (579-8609).

An Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting is held weekly on Wednesdays at 7:00pm in the Catalina II Room. This is a one-hour "Open" meeting, held each week, for the past 4 years. An AA "Open" meeting means that Alcoholics, their Spouses, Rela-tives, Friends, Visitors and persons who want information about AA are all welcome.

Meets Every Monday, 4:15pm Catalina II Room

Al-Anon is a fellowship of relatives and friends of alcoholics, who share their experience, strength and hope in order to solve their common problems. The one pur-pose of Al-Anon is to help families of alcoholics.

Do you have questions about Medicare, Medicare supple-mental insurance, or Medicare prescription coverage? PCOA has answers to your questions and information to help you in your Medicare decisions. For information on seminars or an individual appointment with a Medicare counselor, contact the PCOA Helpline at 790-7262. A limited number of the PCOA monthly newsletter, Nev-er Too Late, is available in the library at the clubhouse. You can also call PCOA Ambassador for The Highlands Mary Lou Hawkins (979-3264) for information.

Halloween with trick or treat candy will be here soon. Help bring a little sunshine and sweetness to your High-lands neighbors who need a lift. If you know of a High-lands resident that is having surgery, ill, suffering a loss in the family or simply needs a boost, simply send an email to Ann Freeman at [email protected] with the resident’s name and situation and a card will be sent from The Highlands HOA. Without your help someone may not receive that little boost that they really need.

The Highlands Neighbor to Neighbor lending program is available to assist all Highlands residents. It only takes an email to lend or borrow a piece of medical equipment or item for visiting grandchildren. Loaned equipment is available for a limit of 4 weeks. To borrow or loan equip-ment contact Judy Poffenberger at [email protected] or Ann Freeman at [email protected]. Please do not call us as we may be out of town but we can always receive and send email. This is a strictly neighbor to neighbor act of sharing. It is not a HHOA committee.

THURSDAY MORNING COFFEE WITH PAUL

PIMA COUNCIL ON AGING

SUNSHINE SUPPORT TEAM

COMMITTEE MEETINGS OCTOBER

ALC, Thurs. Oct. 2&16 8:30am Board of Directors, Wed. Oct. 15 3:00pm Board Study Session, Thurs. Oct. 9 3:00pm Elections, Tues. Oct. 7 3:00pm Financial Affairs, Thurs. Oct. 9 8:00am SPC, Thurs. Oct. 2 1:00pm

ALCHOHOLICS ANONYMOUS (AA)

NEIGHBLOR TO NEIGHBOR

AL-ANON AT THE HIGHLANDS

THE HIGHLANDS AT DOVE MOUNTAIN

VISION STATEMENT

The Highlands’ vibrant, fun, friendly and caring lifestyle offers a high quality golf experience and abundant amenities and ser-vices. Nestled in the distinctive Sonoran desert, with our superb financial condition, we are the gated active adult community of choice in Southern Arizona.


LADY NINERS

WELCOME BACK

Just a quick note to remind you that our first day of play for the Highland's Lady

Niners is Tuesday, October 21. If you want to play, sign up on Chelsea as usual. The annual dues for our membership is $25. If you are a current member and do not opt out of our group, your dues will be automatically taken from your High-land's club account. Remember that our Welcome Back Party for all members, "Fall Fling Welcome Back," will be Novem-ber 3. The party will be held from 4:00-6:00 p.m., and there will be a cash bar available. The food will be a light dinner, a delicious meal is all set, with dessert! The cost will be approximately $15 for dinner; and with your paid dues, there will be a special gift for all members!! Please RSVP to the front desk by October 27 and your $15 can be deducted from your account along with your dues! Hopefully we will get to see all of you at golf and at our Fall Fling.

Women’s Summer Putting League

The Women’s Summer Putting League ended on September 22 with competition on a special obstacle course and the giv-ing of final prizes. Many thanks to all who participated, it was great fun. A spe-cial thanks to Joanne Bradley, Judy Mejeur, and Sandy Taylor who helped organize the teams each week and calculate the “huge” weekly winnings.

REDHAWK LADIES GOLF CLUB SIGNUP DATE

Wednesday November 5 10:30am, Ballroom

Welcome all returning Redhawk golfers and new golfers wishing to join a women’s golf and social club. Dues will be $20.00 Our first game will be November 6. Please let Linda Hefele know if you want to play and go to the social at the Highlands by Tuesday, November 4. Via email at [email protected].

GIRL POWER Tuesday, November 18

Mark your calendars for the annual GIRL POWER EVENT is Tuesday, November 18th. This is a fun day for all levels of golfers. Cost is $20 which includes lunch and raffle prizes.

HIGHLANDS COUPLES

GOLF ASSOCIATION HALLOWEEN TOURNAMENT

October 26 1:00pm Shotgun

Welcome back to our snow bird members. This is the first tour-nament after overseed. Hope you all will attend. Look for the e-mail coming your way with all of the details or check out the flyers posted in the Pro Shop but put it on your calendar!! If you are not a member and want to join – check out the HCGA website for application forms. If you have any questions please call Carlene Rogers (579-258).

HWGA

October 20 – 5 pm Welcome Back Party for all members Preceded by New Member/Caddie Gathering at 4 pm

October 21 – Par Three Format and “League Color Day” followed by lunch

October 28 – Scramble Format New members please fill out

HWGA Membership Form found on web site or at Golf Shop and mail

your check for $50 payable to HWGA to Barb Vanier

Ann Freeman, President 579-9858

ZUMBA FITNESS CLASS Tuesday and Thursday

9:30-10:15am $25/ 4 pass, $45/8pass

Purchase tickets at the front desk Ivette Babuca, Zumba instructor personally thinks that people like having an atmosphere where it’s not so structured, where they can

go in and dance and laugh and learn. “It doesn’t feel like exercise”. She loves to dance and that is why she loves to do Zumba at the Highlands. There is a great group of Zumba MAMIS that rock her class. It feels that every class is a party!!! But do not underestimate Zumba. It is a great wok out. Join the fun.


Welcome to the Front Desk!!

As we start a new season here at the Highlands, it is a good time to talk about what goes on at the Front Desk and how both Susan and Barbara can assist you!!

Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday, 7:30am-4:00pm

Resident related functions:

Meet and greet for resident and visitors to the Clubhouse, Answering Phones, Selling tickets for events, fitness classes and gift cards, Parking stickers and gate transponders (including activation and assignment), Multi-day Parking and RV passes, Communicating with the Main Gate on New Owner Changes and Renters , Faxing ($1 per page) and making copies (10 cents per copy), Your main contact for profile changes in IBS system; including change in address, emergency contacts, phone numbers, etc… , Week Ahead email updates for distribution using Constant Contact, ALC & CAC permit forms and copies of guidelines Member Services:

New resident/renters processing and orientation sessions, Meeting with Prospective Buyers and distributing visitor packets, Assisting marketing group with scheduling of community tours , Daily event calendars for clubhouse, Providing printed copies of resident directory, Copies of monthly HOA statements, Mailing Highlanders to seasonal addresses ($2.00 issue) HOA Functions: All incoming HOA fee payments at desk and via mail with a handoff to accounting, Title company liaison for handoff of home purchases to accounting, Realtor HOA verification forms, Scanning and electronic filing of internal HOA documents for ALC, CAC etc… ,Committee volunteer forms – distribution. Notary Service: Please contact Aileen at [email protected] for an appointment.

BARBRA SUSAN

Mark your Calendar

TUCSON CHAMBER ARTISTS SOUTHERN ARIZONA’S PROFESSIONAL

ENSEMBLE to Give Free Preview Performance at the Highlands

Thursday, November 20 4:00pm

Hailed by the Arizona Daily Star as "arguably the greater Tucson's finest musicians, Tucson Chamber Artists (TCA) enters its second decade as Southern Arizona's professional chamber choir and orchestra. Having experienced explosive growth since its inception in 2004, TCA is dramatically expanding its concerts in Northwest Tucson this season The program will include ex-cerpts from masterworks and American folk songs and spirituals. Come get a taste of what critics and music lovers alike have been talking about in making TCA one of the fastest growing profes-sional ensembles in the Southwest!.

ANNUAL COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE

Saturday, November 15 8:00am-12:00pm

$15 for a table

It is that time of year again for our annual garage sale that takes place outside at the tennis court parking lot. This is going to be a community-wide garage sale which includes all of Dove Mountain. Now is your chance to sell unwanted items that have been taking up space in your house. If you wish to reserve a table for this please sign up at the front desk lobby. Set-Up time will be 7:00am. After the sale, there will be a truck here to pick up anything that you do not wish to take home.

FITNESS ORIENTATION

Saturday, October 18 11:00am

If you would like to learn the proper use of the machines in the fitness center, please join Personal Trainer, Rich Roberts at the fitness center. This is a very informative and thorough demonstration. There is no fee but please sign up at the front desk lobby if you plan to attend. Space is limited. Proper gym attire is required.

HIGHLANDS HIKING CLUB October, 2014

The new hiking season is finally here! We look forward to seeing club members out on the trail. Check out the October hiking schedule (members re-ceive via email), which is posted on the Hiking Club web site, and call the hike leader to sign up for the hikes you wish to join. We have 16 members who are currently volunteering to make our club great. If you are interested in being a hike leader or on one of our committees, please contact Dan Nestor at (744-4090). We encourage you to get involved! Hiking Club Fall Social Event-November 17, 2014. Members, please purchase your tickets at the club-house front desk. We begin at 5:30 for cash bar cocktails and social time. We’ll do a short club meeting and announce the hiking milestone awards, followed by din-ner at 6:30pm. We finish with door prizes. Guests are welcome to join us at this annual event! If you are new to the Highlands, or want to go hiking with us, check out our club info on the HOA web-site. Click on Homeowners and then click on Clubs and scroll down to The Highlands Hiking Club for further details. We do leisurely, moderate and strenuous hikes. We do hikes to enjoy the scenery, for exercise and for socialization-often all three of the above. We do hikes that take 2-3 hours or most of the day. You must be a member of the club or a guest of a member to join a hike (except for Orientation hikes). Membership costs $5 per year and is open to any Highlands resident. If you want to hike with us, look at our hiking schedule and sign up for our next Orientation Hike. If you have any ques-tions, please call Dan Nestor at (744-4090), David Rogers at (579-2585), George Hammond at (579-3296) or any hike leader. We look forward to seeing you on the trails!


BLOCK PARTY

On Sunday, November 9 the Desert Eagle/Desert Mosaic neighborhood will have their annual block party. (Formerly the Ditch Party). This year we will be partying in the driveway of Pete and Janet Flones at 5080 W. Desert Eagle. We will gather at 2:00pm for drinks, munchies, and an afternoon of catching up with all the neighbors and meeting our new neighbors! Please bring a dish to share.

COMING TO YOU AT THE HIGHLANDS 2014/2015 ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE

CONCERT SERIES

Friday, October 31, TAD Management presents the music of Bil-ly Joel and Elton John, starring the voice and piano of British enter-tainer Terry Davies, backed by his extraordinary 9 piece band. Tuesday, December16, Lonely Street Productions Presents a Country Christmas.

Friday, January 9, TAD management presents The Premier ABBA Concert. This Multimedia production is a tribute to some of the greatest music produced from the 1970’s and 1980”s. Friday, January 16, Lonely Street Productions Presents The Music of Irving Berlin. This prolific and Academy award-winning composer wrote more than 1,500 songs. This will be an evening of remembrance . Wednesday, January 28, TAD Management presents, Jersey Boys, Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, the Ultimate Tribute Show! They are one of the best selling groups of all time, having sold 175 million records worldwide. Friday, February 6, Lonely Street Production presents, Tumblin’ Tumbleweed -A salute to gunfighter ballads and songs of the west. All that will be missing is the campfire, roasted marshmallows, and the faint howl of coyotes. Thursday, February 19, Lonely Street Productions presents Tavelin’ Man—A Salute to Ricky Nelson and Teen Idols. Celebrate the songs that set hearts fluttering as we pay tribute to these toe-tapping legends of rock-n-roll. Friday, February 27, TAD Management presents, One of These Nights, The Eagles Tribute. You won’t be-lieve your ears. One of These Nights promises you exactly that… An unforgettable Night. The show of course features the band’s greatest hits, including “Hotel California,” “Desperado”, “Lyin eyes,”, “Take it Easy,”, “Already Gone”, “One of These Nights” and many others. Friday, March 6, Lonely Street Productions Presents, Luck of the Irish-A Salute to Music, Dance and Comedy from the Emerald Isle. Grab your pint and join us for a whale of a time! Wednesday, March 11, TAD Management Presents, Paperback Writer, The Ultimate Beatles Experience. Take a trip through the musical years of the world’s most popular rock group of all time? Thursday, March 19, TAD Management Presents, The Magic of Barry Manilow. Friday, March 27, Lonely Street Productions Presents, American Made, Starring the Presidio Boys, This accomplished group of musicians masterfully recreates the hits of Country and Gospel Music’s favorite vocal groups. Friday, April 3, Straight Country, The music of George Straight.


Advanced Tai Chi and Pilates Back By Popular Demand!

Instructor Joe Pinella will be teaching Pilates again this year. Joe’s Pilates class is the real deal. He trained in Pilates in New York City with Romania Kryzanowska, Joe Pilates first student trainer. Class starts on Monday, Octo-ber 27 at 8:15 am. Come prepared to work!

Joe’s Healing Movements System Tai Chi and Qigong, Advanced Class will also be starting up again on Monday October 27 at 9:30am.The Advanced Class will be held Mondays and Wednes-days at 9:30am. The Beginning Class will still meet on Saturdays at 10:00 am. $35/4-pass

Mondays 8:15-9:15 Pilates Mondays 9:30-10:30 Healing Movements Tai Chi & Qigong Advanced Wednesdays 9:30-10:30 Healing Movements Tai Chi & Qigong Advanced Saturdays 10:00 Healing Movements Tai Chi & Qigong Beginning Health and Happiness! Joe Pinella www.joepinella.com

She Has a Brand New Show Jane McLaughlin, Resident

Performs “Dancing Again for the First Time”

November 15. Save the Date. Broadway veteran, Jane McLaughlin will present her new show. Stay tuned for show and ticket details in the November Highlander.

THE HIGHLNDS BOOK CLUB Wednesday, October 22

4:00pm, Library

We will be discussing Laura Moriarity’s The Chaperone. Read ahead: The Brooklyn Follies by Paul Auster (11-19) and Margot by Jillian Cantor for our holiday party in December. For more information contact Sharon King at (572-4960).

BOARD POLICY VOLUNTEER POSITIONS OPEN

Want to help draft the policies by which The Highlands is governed? Volunteers are needed to fill recent vacancies in the Board Policy and Administration Committee (BPA). This is a key oversight committee that, at the request of the board of directors, creates The Highlands' policies and gov-erning documents. The committee also periodically reviews existing policies for recommendations to assure that com-munity governance is efficient and effective. A full description of the BPA's mission statement, duties and responsibilities can be viewed on the HOA web site under Homeowners,HOA Documents,Committees,Board Policy and Administration. The BPA will be gearing up soon for fall activity after a brief summer recess, so now is an excellent time to get in-volved. Applications for volunteering for the BPA or other Highlands standing committees and administrative support teams are available at the clubhouse reception desk. Prospective volunteers are invited to attend the BPA's meet-ing on Oct. 30. Questions may be directed to Committee Chair Joan Rietz at (345-7708).

HOMEOWNER’S DIRECTORIES

2014 Printed Homeowner’s Directories are still available at the Front Desk. If you haven’t already done so, please stop by and pick one up for your home.


THANK YOU

A sincere thank you to our Highlands community for your support and love for our family during Don’s illness. He fought valiantly to beat multiple can-

cers but lost the battle on September 1. When we first toured the Highlands in 2002 (and bought a house a week later), it just felt like it was where we should be. That was 12 years ago and we still feel the same! Our friends and neighbors here are incredible and helped us through this difficult time. Sincerely, Mary Beth Ursem

FLU SHOT CLINIC THURSDAY

OCTOBER 30 7:30AM—11:00AM

CRAFT ROOM

'Santa's Workshop' Child selection set for November 16

Arrrangements are again underway for residents of The High-lands at Dove Mountain to lighten the holidays for 100 of the Tucson area's neediest children. Santa's Workshop is a project of Dove Mountain Rotary Club to provide a Christmas party and presents for children enrolled in Project Yes, a neighborhood tutoring program in South Tucson. Highlands residents are invited to "adopt" a child for whom they will buy a gift which the child has requested. Children's names will be selected from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 16, at the Club-house. Gifts are to cost no more than $25 to $30. Last year, residents and employees of the Highlands joined to provide a pre-holiday party and gifts for the children at Project Yes, a facility operated by the Tucson Urban League. Partici-pants were so generous that hundreds of dollars in supplies for the tutoring center also were donated. Santa's Workshop is a project launched eight years ago by High-lands residents Dot and John Santy and their friends. The project has been embraced the past two years by Dove Mountain Rotary Club. Questions may be directed to Rotarian Carol Smelser at [email protected].

THE HIGHLANDS CHORALE KICKS-OFF THE FALL SEASON

Do you have an interest in music? Do you like to sing? Did you enjoy singing in your high school, college or church choir back in the day? Then join the Highlands Chorale on Monday even-ing, Oct 6 at 7:00 PM in the Fitness Center for our first practice of the season. We are a fun and friendly group. There are no au-ditions and the ability to read music is not required. The more voices there are, the better we sound! For more information contact: Pat Kaltenberger (744-4917), [email protected] or just show up.

Sky Islands Natural History Series

The Highlands at Dove Mountain

Free Birds of the Sky Islands and The Highlands, October 28th 1pm Kendall Kroesen, Tucson Audubon’s Urban Program Manager, describes why our Sky Islands region is so rich in birds, not only in wild areas but right in our back yards. Ironwood Forest National Monument, November 5th, 1pm Highlands’s resident Jim Avramis introduces this 129,000 acre incredible landscape just 20 miles from The Highlands. Bird walk with Kendall Kroesen, Tucson Audubon, November 13th, 8am Meet at the Clubhouse parking lot, far NE corner near the golf cart tunnel. “Meet the Monument” at Ironwood Forest National Monument, November 15th. Field trip from The High-lands to Ironwood Forest National Monument for this annual event. Further details to come. Arizona’s Jaguars and Ocelots, December 1st, 1pm Join Pinau Merlin, Outreach Coordinator for the USFWS/UA Jaguar Outreach Project, for an exciting look into the natural history, ecology and conservation issues of jaguars and ocelots in the Southwest. Sponsored by Dove Mountain Birders at The Highlands. Questions? Michele Frisella, (744.6521).

HOLIDAY DECORATING COMMITTEE

This committee is in the process of preparing to decorate our beautiful clubhouse for the Holidays the end of

November. We are in the need of your no longer wanted Christmas trees. To big, too small or in between. Any size will do. We can find a use for it. Boxed please. Thank you for your support. Please contact Patti Ornelas (744-3954).


All Highlands rentals are subject to a 90-day lease

HOMES FOR RENT: Spectacular East View Golf Course, City Lights, completely furnished, 2/BR 2BA, (834-3990) or (744-3909). Completely furnished 2B/2B, Study, Private Patio, F.P., Built in gas grill, Fire Pit, W/D. Can send pictures Available for 3,4 or 5 month term. (303-210-9351). Fully Furnished 2/BR, 2/BA Extended Aspen Model, 1180 sq. ft.. Close to pool and clubhouse .Owner pays all utilities. Large patio, with barbeque. minimum 3-month lease. Please call Mary (303-919-6044) or Sandee (520-631-1911) . 2/BR, 2/BA, double car garage home with 1,468 sq. ft. Home is located on N. Holy Grape. Desire 12 mo. or longer rental. Home is unfurnished. Jerry (503-781-1437). MISC. FOR SALE: Golf Cart, 2010 Star Golf Cart – red, custom upholstery, 48 volt, street-legal, battery auto-watering system, chrome wheels, drink cooler, ball washer. $4,500. 520-449-3376 Large glass top, stainless steel electric range, model LRE3023ST, ne year old, half price at $500, like new, one year warrantee included. Millie (441-9313). Yakima Sky Box, 18 cu. ft. car top carrier w/tower hardware, CLICGEAR walk style golf cart, small (approx. 2.5 cu. ft. GE refrigerator, 38” H x 18” W Broyhill framed mirror, Sony DVD/CD player, Misc. cast iron cookware. (309-231-2288). 1990 Corvette convertible, red paint w/black top. 92,400 miles. Car is in excellent condition, (309-231-2288).

REIKI LEVEL II TRAINING Saturday, October 25, 12:00-5:00 pm

This training will enable you to increase your capacity for channeling energy and to intensify the healing energy you send to other people and to animals, whether within reach or at a distance. You will be enabled to bridge dimensions and access information across time and space and do work to heal your inner child, balance your chakras, and change unwanted habits. The fee is $100. $30 for those already attuned at Level II who desire a refresher. Contact Highlands resident Judy Ferrig, M.S., Reiki Master at (520) 245-4214 [email protected] IARP and NCBTMB certified; CE hours available.

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GETAWAYS FOR RENT: Princeville, Kauai, Hawaii Condo: Spectacular Ocean View; 2/BR, 2/BA, den with sleeper sofa, great room, and fully equipped kitchen. Enjoy spectacular sunsets. Ten minute walk to Hideaways Beach on a private paved trail; and minutes away from Hanalei Bay. View http://www.parrishkauai.com/kauai-condos/pa143/ for photos and amenities. Jim or Polly (744-2313) for Highlands discount information. HOME FOR SALE BY OWNER: 2/BR, 2/BA, Aspen, 1,131 Sq. Ft., beautiful views on golf course. Move in ready, $222,500. Susan (572-8220). WANT TO RENT: Long Term Lease at the Highlands (730-7379). WANT TO BUY: SUV or pick up truck. highlands resident. Greg (906-2035).

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SERVICES: JOEL’S HANDYMAN SERVICE: Specializing in IRRI-GATION SYSTEM REPAIRS, GARAGE EXHAUST & HOT WATER RECIRCULATING SYSTEMS, ELECTRI-CAL (incl. LIGHTING needs), PLUMBING & misc. house-hold fixes. Joel Miller, HH resident with 30+ years experi-ence (572-8928). PAM’S PAMPERING SERVICE: Let me pamper your pet(s) as I have for the past 10 years here at HH & Dove Mountain. You might know me as “Auntie Pam, the Pet Nanny”. (572-8928) or (907-7009). WINDOW FILM WORKS: Conserve Energy! Cut Cool-ing Costs, Heat, Glare and Damaging UV! Enhance Your View! Increase Security & Privacy. Greg’s Sun Control (906-2035) Licensed HH Resident. SMALL HAUL Personal Delivery Service to all of our three airports, TIA, Sky Harbor or Mesa. Dennis (313-388-2850). CLOCK REPAIR: Complete clock cleaning and servicing. Some pocket watches and wrist watches. Also batteries re-placed in quartz watches. 40 years experience. Will pick up and deliver only in HH. Gary Hayden HH resident (293-4968)) or [email protected].

SEWING: Sewing and alterations for you and your home. Reasonable prices. 50 years sewing experience. Deb Dar-nell (579-7520).

HOME WATCH & HANDYMAN SERVICE: Weekly, Bi-Monthly or Monthly home inspections. All sys-tems checked and not just a walk-thru. I also do handyman services covering carpentry, plumbing, electrical and irriga-tion systems. Dependable results in all services with over 35 years Construction & Property Management experience. Mike Tisci (444-9207) Highlands Resident. SMALL BUSINESS WEBSITES: Design, Build and main-tain. Email me and I will send you links that are examples of my work. [email protected] or (989-3735). HOME OVERSIGHT - The new kid (resident) in the Highlands will provide weekly or bi-monthly inspection service of your home including all major systems. I will be joining with current and long time home oversight team to insure a seamless transition of service. Please contact Ray Kuhn preferably at [email protected] or call (484) 347-8123."

SERVICES: HOME WATCH: Weekly inspections inside and out. High-lands residents Jeff, Jerry and Mike. Our 11th year of continuous dependable service. As a team of four, your investment is never left unprotected. Jeff (612-247-9693) or Jerry (520-834-3990). DOG SITTING: Dependable, nurturing quality care by a dog loving couple. HH residents Terry and Jo Ellen. (465-0222). COMPUTER SERVICES: For all your computer needs. Ap-ple included. HH resident Bruno Rauch (303-0953) or (610-704-5432). HOME ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEMS Simplify cabling and operation of HDTV, internet connection. AV receivers, blue ray DVD, digital TV input, CD music. We can help you select and install components and try to make it simple. We also install in-wall and ceiling speakers for surround sound sys-tems. Let George do it. (909-7035). HH resident

INTERIOR DESIGN Julia Brisk , HH Res. Professional, affordable, 35 years exp, new construction, remodel, colorizing, staging, accessorizing, custom arrangements. Everything from the sheetrock in. Ref-erences avail. (744-5998) or (591-2239). Free 30 min. consultation. ENERGY WORK IS LIFE ENHANCING

Reiki is the most medically documented complementary health healing modality. Highlands resident Judy Ferrig, M.S., is a Reiki Master/Teacher, utilizes her training in many energy mo-dalities and the frequencies of color, sound and crystals to en-hance results to help you be well on all levels . She employs her skills to clear chakras and auras, using techniques such as journeying, past life work, akashic records, visioning, acupres-sure points, and guides to enable clients to develop intuition and replace limiting beliefs that block abundance and wellbe-ing. Judy clears home and work spaces to optimize environ-ments. Her work is effective for healing and addressing well-ness and behavior issues with pets as well. [email protected] (520) 245-4214. SKINCARE: Would you like help with makeup and skincare? I am an experienced professional Makeup Artist who specializ-es in makeup and skincare for the mature woman. Highlands resident. Randi (572-7866) or [email protected]. MAIL BOX RENOVATION: Remove/Replace New with numbers $40, Top Door latch, $7, Bottom Door Latch, $7, Side Flag + assembly, $10. Highlands Homeowner, (812-1313).

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