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Board of Directors 1

Management 2

Realty 3

Activities 4-5

Staff Speaks 6-7

Club News 8

STAFF SPEAKS

Rumble Sheet

December 2010

Roger D. Douglas, PCAM

Editor

Mary Candelaria, CMCA

Karla Reekie, Activity Dir.

Co-Editors Carriage Manor Editor and/or Co-Editors are not responsible for any articles submitted or printed in the Rumble Sheet. All articles submitted are assumed to be correct and fac-tual from any sources and a minimum of research is obtained before publication. No articles are to be of a personal nature, nor represented political factions. All articles are subject to be edited before publication and Editors have the obligation and the authoriza-tion to change or refuse any article that is submitted.

HELP WANTED!! Carriage Manor is in

need of chair set-up vol-unteers. Please call

the office if this person is you!!

Happy Holidays !

Previous messages have encouraged you to be positive about the good things in Carriage Manor.

Now, more than ever, is the time to think “positive”. There are elements within the Resort that would have you believe that the Resort is “going to hell in a hand basket”. Nothing is further from the truth. With help and support from home owners, Board of Directors and management, Carriage Manor is successfully weathering an economic downturn, while at the same time continuing to maintain our lifestyle, improve the quality of our Resort and protect the value of our property.

Representative of these efforts is the current program to complete needed street repairs. It is an extensive project and can be completed over one or several years, depending upon the desire of owners and available funding. The program, including economic and time options, will be placed on the ballot next February for owner review and indication of ap-proval/disapproval.

Also, it is time to elect four new members to the Board of Directors. I would encourage our owners to assist in the fu-ture of your Resort and consider running for a position on the Board of Directors. The Carriage Manor Board of Direc-tors needs Directors and Officers that want to see the Resort be successfully governed, managed professionally, while enforcing the rules of the Resort equally and unbiased. They will need a progressive eye to the future, and the ability to oversee the short term goals of the Resort in the present.

Before judging the future of Carriage Manor, take a closer look at the many good things that have been achieved, are in progress, or are planned.

Bob Gulardo, President Carriage Manor Board of Directors

BOARD NEWS

President’s Corner

Members at Large with Committee

ARC Committee Mearl Ingrum

Election/Nomination Fran Young

Long Range Planning Dwayne Thompson

2010-2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

OFFICERS

President Bob Gulardo

Vice President Willie Heinrich

Treasurer Dennis Anderson

Secretary Karen Carpenter

DIRECTORS AT LARGE

Bill Whiteman

Ken Kreykes

Larry Johnson

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Board of Director’s Meeting Schedule

2010-2011 December 15, 2010

January 12, 2011

February 9, 2011

March 16, 2011

April 13, 2011

Meetings to be held at 2:00 p.m. in Ballroom

ELECTION/NOMINATION COMMITTEE

Give serious consideration to filing and running for our Board of Directors. Four positions to fill. Can-didate Resume deadline, Thursday, January 6, 2011.

Fran Young, Chairperson

Election/Nomination Committee,

www.carriagemanorrv.com

MESSAGE FROM THE MANAGER

IMPORTANT: The green copy of your Carriage Manor Permit (Verification of Permit) must be placed in a FRONT window so it is VISIBLE from the street prior to commencing work.

The ARC is a standing committee, within your CC&Rs, that is appointed by the Board of Directors and is chartered by Car-riage Manor’s Conditions, Covenants and Restrictions, (CC&Rs) Part 10, and Architectural Review and Design Guidelines, Part 1 through Part 4.

The ARC is recognized through their hard work and dedication as a volunteer committee whose main goal is to help main-tain the CC&Rs and the Design Guidelines of your community, while striving to maintain the aesthetics of your neighbor-

hoods and enhance the beauty of Carriage Manor, which protects your property investment.

The ARC requests that before you do any work on the exterior of your residence or property, please read the Design Guidelines of the Resort, submit your application and obtain an approved permit through the ARC, for your project(s). Also, some projects may require a Carriage Manor permit, as well as a City of Mesa Building permit. If you don’t know, please ask.

Applications for a permit and/or a variance request may be obtained at the Front Desk in the Administration Building or, if you have any ques-tions, please contact the Administration Office at 480.984.1111 for assistance.

ARC Committee: Mearl Ingrum, Chairman;

Members: Rod Kelly, Gil Lanovaz, Tom Waldo, John Ward, and Stan Wilson

A R C C O M M I T T E E

enforcement, personnel, budget controls, accounting responsibili-ties, activities, facilities and grounds management. But, the Board of Directors provides the governance of the community. accom-plishment.

They make rules, and review rule changes, work with multiple committees, oversee the day to day operations with the General Manager and provide guidance for the residents of the community. With the Board of Directors and Management working together, maintaining their separate responsibilities and focusing on the im-portant goals of the community, a Board member position can be a very satisfying and fulfilling accomplishment.

At this time I would like to thank all of my staff for their great par-ticipation in the “Welcome Back” event for our residents. We truly enjoy this event and it was a pleasure to serve our residents at this once a year event. My thanks to Mary Candelaria, Karla Reekie, David Wright, Linda Horgan, Sharon Liuzzo, Marjorie Hillerman, Bobby Henson, Bea Shouldice and Jerry Combs.

Have a very “Happy Holiday Season with Family and Friends” and a

“Safe and Prosperous New Year”

Roger D. Douglas, PCAM

General Manager

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Manager’s Forum

Friday, December 3rd

10:00 a.m.

Social Hall

The last month of the year 2010, and it seems to go very quickly. I hope as you review the last year that you have found the many good things that life has to bring to you and yours as we start the year 2011.

Carriage Manor Resort has many good things added and as I look over the last year as your General Manager, I can see the differences that a year has made in your Resort. We have completed a new Tennis Court, thanks to the generos-ity of the Tennis Club that funded the project. We remod-eled the Activities Office, thanks to the Bingo management team, a new Pet Park, thanks to the Pet Club, and have searched for and found a talented new Activity Director. Also we have completed four (4) more of our air condition-ers, re-plastered the Pool and Spa, replaced a much needed Pool Heater, and much more.

Our finances are stable and we are building our Reserves for the future and searching for the most effective way to complete our road program by requesting, of the residents, their input on funding. Long Range planning is meeting consistently to look into the future of Carriage Manor and to find the best possible solutions for the Resort for their short and long term goals.

Carriage Manor has four (4) positions open for the Board of Directors in 2011. Please look to the future leaders of the Resort and search for the best qualified to assist in the Gov-ernance of your community. It is important that the commu-nity has seven (7) Board Members that can work in har-mony, be consistent and be fair and unbiased in the govern-ance of your community. Staff consistently provides the day to day business management for operations, code en-

Here it is December already and things are really busy at the realty office. The weather is definitely cooler and the resort looks great….fresh and clean! I constantly get positive feedback on how well maintained the resort looks and how friendly and nice the residents seem. I’m always proud to show you and the resort off.

We are anticipating a very active season with many renters and hopefully lots of sales. We have some terrific properties listed that will appeal to a variety of buyers. If you are thinking of investing in a property at Carriage Manor Resort, now is the ideal time to stop in and see what we have while there is such a great selection.

We too, here in the realty office, as in other departments, could really use some volunteer help. Please let us know if you think it might be something you would enjoy doing.

Rental Department: We still have rental units and vacant lots available for January, February and March next year. Tell your friends and relatives to give us a call and make arrangements to come and experience the Resort life. Please contact us or stop in if you are considering renting your park model or property this season. We’re still getting inquiries about rentals and we’ll be happy to help you with whatever your rentals needs may be. The more visitors we have staying here, the more fun and interesting it is for everyone. December and April are fabulous times to experience Car-riage Manor Resort….the weather is terrific and the rates are significantly less than peak rates.

Sales Department: It is time to call your friends, neighbors, and relatives that are back in the COLD country……Tell them we have some extraor-dinary properties and incredibly LOW prices with motivated sellers! This is their opportunity to OWN property in this beautiful, friendly and FUN resort! We have a spectacular selection of park models and vacant lots to choose from. I can’t imagine why anyone would want to stay in cold country when they could be here in this wonder comfort zone that we call Carriage Manor Resort? As you all know, Carriage Manor Resort has something for everyone whether it’s just relaxing, or having a social calendar that is booked up every day!

Carriage Manor Realty is your best choice for listing or selling your property in Carriage Manor Resort. As a full service real estate office, we can offer you help in choosing a property, finding a competent title company and appropriately financing, if required. Remember, the Association re-tains the commission and it is placed into your operations to help pay for needed items in the resort and also helps maintain lower HOA annual as-sessments. Something else you may not know is that Carriage Manor Realty can assist you with showing other properties that are not listed with Carriage Manor Realty. We still earn a commission through our office for those sales, and those funds are also invested in Carriage Manor Resort.

Carriage Manor Realty can be your Brokerage for any real estate transaction that you may want or need. Whether you are buying or selling, when you need experienced professional real estate help, please call Carriage Manor Realty.

All of us here at Carriage Manor Realty would like to wish all of you a wonderful holiday season with a happy, healthy and safe New Year! Sharon Liuzzo, Realtor Patty Martin, Rental Coordinator Realty Department

REAL ESTATE UPDATE Page 3

This 1995 Custom built Silvercrest Park Model with huge Arizona room, corner lot, and gorgeous front kitchen is a “must see”. The price has been recently reduced to $105,000.00!!! Laundry room off the Arizona room has plenty of room for extra bathroom. Large deck, work shop with built-in work bench, sun screens on all the win-dows. Bedroom is beautiful with double closets and lots of storage. Lovely bathroom with garden tub and light oak cabi-nets. Front kitchen has skylights, full size dishwasher and center island. This is an excellent value!!

CARRIAGE MANOR REALTY

“PICKS OF THE

MONTH” Recently reduced! 1996 park model with partially en-closed deck for easy relaxing or entertaining. Lots of stor-age under the deck with a workshop/shed for all your toys and tools. Convenient laundry area that also has storage with plenty of room for an extra bathroom. Light, bright and comfort-able living room. The dining room has a wrap hutch, bay window and skylight. Steps from the club house….”check it out”!! $95,000


A C T I V I T I E S I N A C T I O N

I can not believe that the Holiday Season is already upon us. We all have so much to be thank-ful for. That is one thing about being so busy in the Activities Office is that the months of No-vember through March come and go very quickly.

The month of November had some special events take place. The Veterans Day Celebration was awesome. A huge thank you goes to Harv Hochhalter and those who helped him organize this event, along with all the veterans who participated. It was an honor to sit amongst you.

On the 19th we had the Welcome Back Fiesta which I am very happy to tell you there were over 220 people in attendance. By the reports the staff and I have been receiving, it was a great success. So, thank you to all of you who came out and let us, as staff, serve you.

Moving on to December’s Events.

On Friday, December 3rd, we are sharing deserts and singing Christmas Carols in the ballroom. Bring your favorite Christmas desert and we will provide the coffee. The event starts at 6:30 p.m. On Tuesday, Decem-ber 7th, Reign n Country will be providing music to dance to at 7:00 p.m. in the Ballroom. This will be the first of many dances performed by Reign n Country. Tickets are on sale in the Activities Office for $7. If you have children around for the Holiday Season, we have a signup sheet for activities planned to entertain them. We will be hosting a Christmas Dinner potluck on the 25th of December. Stay tuned for the details.

The New Years Eve Dance is on Friday, December 31st. Tickets are $25 per person. Dinner will be served at 7:00 p.m. with dancing starting at 8:00 p.m. and ending at 12:30 a.m. The meal is going to be catered and will offer a variety of choices. The band who is performing is Chad Freeman and Redline. This band has opened for such performers as Charlie Daniels and Mark Chestnut. The theme for this year’s New Years is Denim and Diamonds, so dress as classy or as comfortable as you’d like.

Since the Suns Basketball game was such a success, I thought I would try a Hockey game. On February 2nd, we will be providing transportation to the Phoenix Coyotes Arena to watch the Coyotes play the Vancouver Canucks. Price of the ticket is $60, which pays for the transportation along with excellent seats. Sign up in the Activities Office before there are no seats available. The maximum we can take is 55.

Have a wonderful and peaceful Holiday Season and…………. stay active !!

Karla Reekie Activities Director

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DON’T FORGET TO BUY

YOUR REX ALLEN JR

TICKETS !!

$22, $18, $15

Sat., January 29th, 7:00 PM

NEW YEARS EVE DINNER and DANCE

Friday, December 31st $25 pp

Doors open at 6:30 pm

Catered Dinner from 7:00—8:00

Dance 8:00—12:30 (see back page for more details)

Chad Freeman and Red-line

Upcoming Events

ACTIVITIES…….

Date Event Time/Price Description

Jan 8th Antique Appraisal Bring any antiques you have to be appraised

Jan 14th Casino Night Fun, Fun, Fun

Jan 29th Ladies Luncheon Ladies Luncheon & Fashion Show

Jan 29th Rex Allen Jr Good Music tickets $22, $18, $15

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CHRISTMAS CAROLS SING ALONG and HOLIDAY GOODIES

TO SHARE.

December 3rd,

Ballroom

6:00—8:00 pm

Carriage Manor 25th Anniversary Photo Album

Tues-Thur, Dec 7th-9th

Classroom

Sign up in Activities Office

$$ CASINO NIGHT $$ Friday

January 14th

Music, Prizes and Fun by all.

Stayed tuned for

Details!!

Reign n Country Dance Tuesday, December 7th

7:00—10:00 pm

Ballroom, $7

Tickets on sale in Activities Office

ANTIQUE APPRAISALS

January 8th, 10:00 –2:00 pm

Ballroom

Sign up in Activities Office for your category

LADIES LUNCHEON &

FASHION SHOW by Chico’s

Sat., January 29th, 11:00—2:00 pm,

Ballroom

Tickets on sale in Activities Office

$10

P H Y S I C A L P H A C T S

STAFF SPEAKS Page 6

C H I E F ’ S C O N C E R N S A C C O U N TA N T ’ S L E D G E R Another busy month has passed and I hope everyone had a Happy Thanksgiving.

I enjoyed the Holiday and I had a lot to be thankful for. One thing is a belt that has extra holes in it.

A lot has happened this month with a lot of activities starting up again such as Bingo and Market Place. With a lot of activities going on and a lot of people coming in

from outside the resort, we in Security would like to remind residents of a few things we have noticed. We have had a couple of close calls with bicycles and carts. We want to remind residents that bicycles and golf carts come under the same rules as autos and trucks. The speed limit is 10mph, they must be operated on the right side of the street and must stop at stop signs. There have been a couple of times where a bicy-cle has made a turn from the wrong side of the street and almost ran head on into a cart making the turn from the other direction. Please abide by the rules for operating any kind of vehicle on the streets so we can keep Carriage Manor accident free. We would like to thank all residents that take time to call and let us know when a contractor or vendor, etc is coming in as it really helps and people are responding in a positive way and we really do appreciate the help.

Anyone that has a problem or question, please feel free to stop by Secu-rity or call 480.986.2457 and we will do whatever we can to help.

We at Security would like to thank all residents for their support and encouragement and hope to continue to help Carriage Manor be a resort people can be proud of and a safe place to live.

Thank you,

Bob Henson, Chief

Carriage Manor Security

Happy Holidays! Things are back in full swing here at Carriage Manor. I hope you are all en-joying all the events that have been planned for you.

A lot has been said over many months about the need for volunteers in various locations around

your resort. This includes the Activities Office, the Administra-tive Office, the Real Estate Office, the Patio Grille and as well as the set up and tear down for the various functions. I thought I might give you a general idea of what the cost savings of vol-unteerism really is.

I have calculated this savings based upon the Arizona minimum hourly cost for these services, which includes the employer taxes and insurance.

The savings are as follows:

Administrative office – 40 hours a week – $426.00

Activities office – 120 hours a week - $1,278.00

Patio Grille - 150 hours a week - $1,598.00

Set up and Tear down per event - $128.00

Average 10 events a week = $1280.00

This translates into an average monthly cost savings during the season of $18,328.00. That is what makes all of you who vol-unteer so important to Carriage Manor. If you do not currently volunteer, please consider doing so. It’s your money that is saved!

Marjie Hillerman

Accountant

Value Added! That is what it is all about.

We all want to what is best for the COMMUNITY. We here in Physical Properties try our best every day to do what is best for the Resort. We are constantly looking for ways to fix, clean and improve our little resort in the sun. Sometimes we miss something. It isn’t on purpose, but sometimes things slip through the cracks.

This is where our residents come into play. If you happen to see something that we missed, (i.e.) a light bulb out, and door not working or a shower floor that is dirty PLEASE take a minute out of your busy day and stop at the office and fill out a work order.

Work Orders are the backbone of Physical Properties. If we don’t know about it, we can’t fix it.

Our community facilities and grounds are big and we sometimes need that extra set of eyes and ears. If you fill out a work order it just helps us do a better job. Work orders also help me track problem areas that may need to be addressed and it justifies manpower and schedules.

Please assist me by not stopping Housekeeping, Grounds or Physical Properties personnel and telling them about the problem. These persons are already tasked for the moment and may be in the middle of something and can’t pull away to do what you request of them at that time and also, may forget what your problem was while they are doing their assigned duties.

I like to think of this place as a small town. If you have a problem with the town streets you wouldn’t just stop the town garbage man and tell him. You would not stop the mailman. But, you would call the town office and let them know that you have a concern with the streets. Please try to do the same here in OUR little town. You can place work orders in person, by the phone or at any department desk. All it takes is a couple of minutes to go up and see Linda’s “smiling face” and fill out a work order.

Thank you for your cooperation in adding VALUE to our community.

“Happy Holidays to One and All”

Dave Wright, Physical Properties Manager

STAFF SPEAKS

We are offering an exciting menu this season for breakfast and lunch, with daily lunch specials available as we move into the January season. It’s a good change for everyone and we hope you will use the kitchen services often. We have tried to maintain low prices and everyone should know that we include the tax in each cover served. Example: for a sandwich that sells for $5.00 the association pays approximately .42 in taxes on that sandwich.

We have cancelled the Breakfast Buffet every Monday, and will be serving our menu items daily for your conven-ience. Although the buffet was fairly well received, we have made the decision to only serve the buffets at the Men’s Friday Morning Breakfast and the Marketplace.

Lunch will still have some new salads, Caesar (with or without chicken), Cobb, Chef, Garden, and more. Our hot and cold sand-wiches will include, but not limited to, Hamburger, Chicken, Ham and Turkey, with each served with or without cheese, along with your choice of side. We are also adding a Carriage Manor Club, a BLT and a nice addition of a diet plate to our every day menu. Our full condiments are also included.

Our sides this year will include Potato Salad, Macaroni Salad, French Fries, Cottage Cheese, Cole Slaw or Chips. These can be or-dered as a side or a full order.

We need volunteers to help with our breakfast and lunch schedules Monday through Friday. If you enjoy cooking, or customer ser-vice, please come in and ask for me and I will sign you up, get your trained, and start you out. Your help will be greatly appreciated.

We hope you enjoy the menu and kitchen services this year and we would appreciate your input on pricing, menu items, customer service and our food quality.

We in Kitchen Services extend to you a “Wonderful Holiday Season Wish”

Bea Shouldice

Kitchen Services Manager

Kitchen Services

DID YOU KNOW? Beautification Committee

At the November 10th, 2010 Board of Directors meeting, the Board of Directors approved the request from the Beautification Committee to become a Managers Committee. With some discussion the Manager accepted the Committee.

The Beautification Committee is now pleased to announce that the Broadway/Sossaman Corner landscaping project has been approved and is scheduled to begin construction on or about the first week of December and completed before the holiday season.

This project is the result of the Committee’s efforts in its two fund raising events; the Tour of Homes and the sales of the Carriage Manor Cookbook which is still available for purchase at the Activities Office.

The next Tour of Homes is scheduled for January 23, 2011. The Committee thanks all those who have sup-ported these fund raising events and welcomes any donations from Clubs and/or individuals to continue on with Beautification Projects throughout the Resort. Donations can be coordinated with Committee members Jane Sorensen, 373-8826 or Flo Whyte 380-7126.

Jane Sorenson, Member

Flo Whyte, Member

CLUB NEWS Karaoke Club Pounds Away Dec 14th Social Hall Every Tuesday 6:30—9:00 pm 7:15 weigh in—7:30 meeting $6 member, $2 drop in Card Room B.y.o. snacks & drinks Stained Glass Stepping Stone Instruction Steppin Out Singles Christmas Dinner Stained Glass open workshop Wed, Dec 15th, 4:00 pm Thrusdays, 1-4 Craftroom Leaving from mailbox Thru May 2011 $9 for Kenny Hess Country Christmas Show Mexican Train Dominos THE SWINGING RESORTS BIG BAND CONCERT Saturdays, Nov 6—Mar 26 Pet Club, Wed, January 19th, 7:00—8:00 pm 6:30—9 pm, Card Room .25 Tickets $5.00, Sue Beach 984-4239 Billiards Club Lapidary/Silversmith Club Annual Dinner and Show Meeting December 7th at 9:00 am in Lapidary Room Sat, Jan 15th, Tickets in Billiard Room Bonnie Heinrich, 380-5759 Pickleball Computer Club Meeting Wednesdays (ballroom) 9-11:30 am Dec 2nd, 1:00 pm Classroom Wednesday (tennis court #1) 4-6:00 pm Guest Speaker, Jeff Black, JABBA Communicatoin Thursdays (ballroom) 3:30-5:30 pm China Painting, Porcelain Dolls Creative Stitchers Every Wednesday, Craft Room 11/22 and every Monday thru March 9—5:00 pm 10:00 am, sewing room (thru Dec) Card Room (Jan-Mar) Stonecraft Bible Studies CM Golf Club Meeting Starts Jan 10, 14 and 20th Dec 22, Jan 20, Feb 17, Mar 16th 9:30, 1:30 and Fri 7:00 am Social Hall, 7:00 pm Various homes, Card Room & Social Hall Marian Gulardo, 380-3127 Knitting & Crocheting Every Tues & Wed (Tues 7-9pm) (Wed 1-3 pm) Wirewrapping Sewing Room $5 If you are interested, call Gene Kueny 984-3503 Carriage Manor Library We thank all of you for your donations to the library. Sharing and Caring Please follow these guidelines when making any If any resident needs short term help this donations: must be in good condition Year or you know someone who needs help, books must be no more than 3-4 years old Contact Kay Johnson, 357-2997, someone Magazines should not be more then 3-4 From the committee will follow up months old (if older please recycle) DVD & Videos must be in original format Bob Ross Painting We prefer DVD’s over videos. When you check out an First Friday Each Month Item, put your last name, first name and lot # on card. 8:30 –2:00 pm Craft Room When you return cross out titles on card and return card. $50 includes supplies

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December Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 8:00 a.m.

Wednesday Coffee

2 3 7:00 am

Men’s Prayer Bfast / BR

10:00 Manager’s Forum / SH

6:30 Christmas Caroling and Cookie Sharing

4 9:00 ZUMBA DANCE EXER-CISE / BR 4:00 Wood-shop Burgers

5 9:00 Broadway Chapel Ser-vice

6

5:30 Bingo (doors open)

7 9:00 Mar-ketplace 7:00 pm Reign n Country

8 8:00 a.m.

Wednesday Coffee

9 Pizza Party / Social Hall

10 7:00 am

Men’s Prayer Bfast / BR

11 9:00

ZUMBA DANCE EXERCISE / BR

12 9:00

Broadway Chapel Ser-vice

13 5:30 Bingo (doors open)

14

15 8:00

Wednesday Coffee

2:00 BOD MTNG / BR

16 4:00 Steak Fry / SH

17 7:00 am

Men’s Prayer Bfast / BR 5:00 Fish Fry

18 9:00

ZUMBA DANCE EXERCISE / BR

19 9:00



21 9:00 Mar-ketplace 5:30

Karaoke / SH

22 8:00 a.m.

Wednesday Coffee

23

24 25

Merry Christmas

26 9:00



28 9:00 Marketplace

29 30 31 New Year’s Eve Dinner/Dance w/ Chad Freeman and Redline

SH—Social Hall

BR—Ballroom

CR—Classroom

Kids at Christmas

January Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

19:00 ZUMBA DANCE EXER-CISE / BR Woodshop Burger Night



4 9:00 Mar-ketplace

7:00 pm Reign n Country

5 8:00 a.m.

Wednesday Coffee (every Wednesday)

6 7 10:00 Manager’s Forum / SH

5:00 Fish Fry

89:00 ZUMBA DANCE EXER-CISE / BR Antique Appraisal



11 12 2:00 BOD Mtng /BR

Meet the can-didate night

13 14 Casino Night

159:00 ZUMBA DANCE EXERCISE / BR Billiards Spaghetti


Gospel Early Praises


18 9:00 Marketplace

7:00 pm Reign n Country

19 Swinging Re-sorts / Pet Club

20 21 22 Billiards Annual Can/Am Tourn CHANCEL-LORS CON-CERT

23 9:00 Broadway Chapel Service

Tour of Homes


25

26 27 7:00 GUEST SPEAKER

28 29 Ladies Luncheon & Fashion Show

7:00 REX

ALLEN JR



F.Y.I.


DATES TO REMEMBER

NEW YEAR’S EVE DENIM & DIAMONDS

$25 pp Friday, December 31st Doors Open at 6:30 pm Dinner 7:00-8:00 pm Dance 8:00—12:30 am

Woodshop Burgers Golf Pancake Breakfast Saturday’s 4:00—6:00 p.m. Saturday’s 7:30—9:30 a.m.. December 4th January 8th January 1st February 12th February 5th March 5th

Bingo Snack Menu

Horseshoe Club Pizza Party Monday’s Thursday’s 4:30—6:00 pm Dec 6, Sloppy Joe’s December 9th Dec 13 Pull Pork Sandwich January 13th Dec 20 Boneless Beef Short February 10th Ribs Sandwich March 10th Dec 27 Philly Steak Sandwic

Fish Frys Steak Frys December 3rd Thursdays 5:00—6:15 December 17th December 16th January 7th January TBA February 17th March TBA (All Dates are subject to change) April 21st

Wednesday, January 26th, 2011 CPR/Life Saving Course 1:00—3:00, Card Room Tuesday, January 25th, 2011 Social Security Q&A 9:00—12:30, Classroom Tuesday, February 9th, 2011 Health Screens 9:00—5:00 Classroom Tuesday, Feruary 24th, 2011 Blood Drive 8:00-12:00, Classroom Saturday, March 13th, 2011 Spring Patio Sale 8:00—3:00 (note new times)

Menu: (Catered)

Chef Carved Herb Rubbed Top Round

Fresh Roma tomato, Garlic, Basil Chicken Breasts

Caesar Salad

Potatoes au Gratin

Green Bean Mushroom Almandine

Southwestern Corn Medley

French Rolls and Butter

Festive Marble Cake

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