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RUMBLE SHEET DECEMBER 2018

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:

Section 1 & 2 Mon. & Thurs. Section 3 Tues. & Fri.

Wednesday will be recycle for all

sections.

Please have trash and recycle bins out to the curb on

the proper days

CONTRACTORS HOURS 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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The Carriage Manor Annual Christmas Dinner

Tuesday December 25th 3pm Happy Hour

4pm Dinner

Ham and Gravy provided Please bring your own table

service and a dish to serve 16

Tickets available in the Activities for $5.00

NEW YEARS EVE Dance to the music of

REIGN-N-COUNTRY

Doors open at 8pm Dance from 8:30pm-12:30am

Sandwiches and Mac Salad

at 10:30pm Tickets $20.00

BYOB Tickets on sale Mon., November 26th To the public Mon., December 17th

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGEIn 2009 the Long Range Planning Committee

presented to the board of directors a proposed Master Plan. This plan included plans to develop parts of the retention which is known today as Patriot Park. The board of directors at that time voted unanimously to adopt this plan. And in February of 2016 the

membership voted their approval by ballot to amend this plan to allow pickleball expansion into the southeast corner of the retention area.

As many of you may know, the Patriot Park Casita Project committee (a sub-committee under the Long Range Planning Committee) has work diligently all summer to prepare a plan and a budget for the construction of casita in the south end of Patriot Park, But due to the very busy building boom going on in the Phoenix area they struggled to get contractors to submit a bid for this project. Two local contractors submitted bids. The bids received deemed by the committee to be financially impractical.

Meanwhile a suggestion has been made that the board should consider the creation of an ad-hoc committee to address any and all future expansions and enhancements to Patriot Park. This item will go on the agenda for further discussion at the Nov 14 board workshop. It has been suggested that the committee be comprised of approximately 6 members representing a cross section of various groups that may use Patriot Park. This could include pickleball, pet club bocce ball, woodshop, fitness center, as well as a representative from Long Range Planning Committee. In addition, we could invite a member of the traffic and safety subcommittee and include future parking requirements in this discussion.

And as a reminder, the December board workshop will be December 12 and the board meeting will be December 19. Both meetings will be located in the ballroom and will begin at 2:00 PM

Bruce Groves President of the Board

PHYSICAL PHACTSHello Everyone. Hope you’re all settled in this

month. We will be talking about recycling and trash pickup. There is a commingle container for aluminum cans, tin cans and plastics. The paper bin is for paper and flattened cardboard. They are located by administration parking and the tennis courts. As

before the ONLY plastic bags that are allowed are the ones that you put your SHREDDED PAPER in. ALL trash must be bagged! Please put trash on the ribbon curb by 8 am. Please do not put out trash cans, as we will not empty them. Please do not over fill bags.

Mark HowardPhysical Properties Manager

CHIEF’S CHATHello everyone! There have been numerus questions

as to why security does not conduct any business on the west door and or window. That door is there for emergency access ONLY. The fire marshal requires

two points of digress and egress from a building within the city limits of Mesa, AZ. In addition it is for vehicle’s exiting the resort therefore there is no sidewalk.

I have heard from residents that they cannot hear security on the phone when they call to discuss business i.e. having a contractor coming in to do work for them. The other day one of the residents called for that very reason, so I asked the resident to take down security’s direct line phone number and to please call back to 480-986-2467 which they did and we could hear each other perfectly. I thanked them for conducting the test call with myself, so I am asking everyone that needs to speak to security over the phone to please utilize the phone number I mentioned previously until the issue is resolved.

Traffic accidents are a necessary evil with motor vehicles given their speed. Thus, with the advent of cars came stop signs and a legal obligation to come to a complete stop at a designated intersection. Such designation became the standard, red hexagonal stop sign, with the word STOP written in the middle.

Terry R. FriebohleChief of Security

MANAGER’S MESSAGEI would first like to wish you all a blessed holiday

season, enjoying your family, friends and neighbors. Please be certain your contact information is up to date with the Administrative Office. The Election Committee needs to know which location to send your ballot. We

want to be sure your vote is counted.Speaking of Elections….there will be (4) four openings for the Board

of Directors in 2019. It’s a great opportunity to get involved in your community. Please consider running for the Board of Directors, remember, “It takes a village”

Mary K. CandelariaGeneral Manager CMCA, AMS

ADMIN NEWSThe New Year is fast approaching and that means it’s

time to renew your weed abatement for 2019, the forms are at the Administration office. Weed Abatement is still only costs $100 per calendar year. For our newer homeowners, Carriage Manor provides an annual weed abatement service. We do not guarantee you will

never have a weed (that’s not very realistic) but we do go out to each lot monthly and if you find weeds in between, just call and we will quickly take care of it for you. This is the perfect option for our winter residents and full time residents who don’t fancy pulling weeds in 110° heat.

I want to remind everyone that the Front Desk does not provide change, so please make sure you pick up some when you’re out.

Do you have Renters coming in for the winter? Please make sure I have your 3rd Party agreements for all renters at least 1 week in advance of their arrival.

Please make sure you always write your lot numbers on the check for your HOA payments. This assures that your payments are applied correctly to your lot account.

I wish you all very Merry Christmas and a wonderful 2019!

Lorri Blankenship

CARRIAGE MANOR NOMINATION/ELECTION COMMITTEE NEWS

Welcome back to another exciting season at Carriage Manor! One of the opportunities available for you to consider is serving on the Board of Directors.

There will be four positions open on the Board. If you are interested, you can pick up an application at the

Front Desk of the Administration Office. The deadline for filing and turning in your application to the Front Desk is Wednesday, January 4, 2019, at 12:00 Noon.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Ross Long, Chairperson of the Nomination/Election Committee at (641) 758-1133.

Thank you.

ARCThe ARC (Architectural Review Committee) is a committee which

oversees the rules and regulations for architectural guidelines provided by Carriage Manor’s (CM) governing documents. These guidelines can be found on the CM website and at the front desk.

The committee members voluntarily serve under the Board of Directors (BOD). Presently we have five members and a liaison from the BOD. The ARC assures that specific requirements are developed and maintained to promote a high quality environment for CM. These guidelines and regulations ensure the safety of CM residents and enhance the quality of CM resort. These guidelines change from time to time to meet the needs of a progressive resort.

The ARC meets on Monday and Thursday mornings at 7:30 to review CM application permits for enhancement to their property. Members of the committee are available throughout the year.

Remember, if you are changing the outside appearance of your property, a permit may be required. When in doubt, fill out an application permit.

Greg GolterARC Co-Chairman

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CARRIAGE MANOR REALTY CORNER

Hello and Welcome Back,I wanted to share with everyone just how active

Carriage Manor Realty has been this summer. It didn’t matter that temperatures were well over 100 degrees every day or even the days it was 120 and above,

Buyers were still coming into our beautiful Resort to purchase a home for themselves.

From July 1st through Nov. 9th. there have been 26 Closing by all Realtors in our Resort. Of those closings, Carriage Manor Realty statistics were:

Listing agent on 17, Closing agent on 14 and of those 14 only 2 were listed by another Realtor. 7 were Listed and Sold by other Realtors

From the ones Listed and Sold by Carriage Manor Realty, those total sales were $1,099,800.00. The owners of Carriage Manor Resort received ALL of the commissions on these sales

From the ones listed OR sold by Carriage Manor Realty, those total sales were $398,550.00. Carriage Manor Resort received one half of the commissions on these sales.

There was 7 which were listed and sold by outside Realtors totaling $648,400.00. The owners of Carriage Manor Resort received NO commissions from those sales.

We work hard to list and sell our own properties. When I am the listing agent I learn all about your property and by doing that I can explain to the Buyers all the benefits of YOUR place. I know what improvements you have done, when you did them, special elements within your place and even some “as is” items. I strive to have informed Buyers.

As of the typing of this article Carriage Manor only has 13 total listings and of those only 2 are under $100,000.00. We have never had this few. It is a Seller’s market right now and I have a folder full of Buyers waiting for the right property. If you are thinking of selling – this is the time.

Please let me be your Selling Agent.

Kathy SipleySales Director – Realtor® - SRES®Carriage Manor Realty | 7750 E. Broadway Rd., Mesa, AZ 85208480-984-1922 Office • 480-766-8419 Mobile, [email protected]

CARRIAGE MANOR PHOTO

I know there are a lot of new owners in Carriage Manor. Let’s get your picture taken for the CM family albums located in the lobby. Every owner should be in the albums.

I will take your picture before or after the Wednesday coffee. It only takes 5 minutes. If not after coffee, lets set up a time.

Please call Sandy Schuman for an appointment. 608 783-1313 169 Imperial

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Take our

TOUR OF HOMES On December 8th

Tickets $10.00

(Available in the Activity Office)

Includes Refreshments

Acrylic Painting Classes

With Mel Powell In the Ceramics Room on Wednesdays, noon – 3 p.m.

8 week session begins January 9, 2019

Contact Mel to sign up at [email protected]

Visit Mel’s website at www.melp101.wixsite.com/melsgallery

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Angel Tree Project Still 10 days and counting to purchase a gift from

the Angel Tree, for the Rainbow Acres Ranchers. Take an ornament off the tree in the Club House lobby, sign your name on the sheet which is on the Tree table, and please return the wrapped gift to the tree by Dec. 10th. The Ranchers(mentally challenged adults), really appreciate your willingness to give!!!

Contact: Vicky Suby, 602-617-0864(local number). Thank you & Merry Christmas to all!!!!!

Bill Harrison presents

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Mightiest Ship at Sea”

Wednesday, December 5th

In the Ballroom @ 10:00am

Tickets $5.00 Includes Coffee and Refreshments

12 State PotluckThe 12 State Potluck is scheduled on February 12 in

the Social Hall. It involves the following states: North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Washington, Oregon, Missouri and Utah. If possible, bring a souvenir, trinket, etc. representing your home state for a door prize. Hope you are able to join us for fun, food & fellowship. My wife, Karen and I, are coordinating the event this year so if you have questions, please contact Mel Fischer at (701) 471-3063 or Karen at (701) 471.3039.

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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 RV Resort on the Second Friday of each month, from December through April. We're in Ceramics Room from 8:30 am to 2 pm.Bring a snack.

NEXT CLASS: Friday, December 14

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 some FUN!

Don't miss out...sign up now. Painting is on display with the signup sheet in the Activity OfficeQuestions: call 480-983-6221 or visit us at www.XperienceTheJoy.com

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Christmas Cookie Exchange

Thursday, December 6th

Show starts at 6:30 pm

in the Ballroom

Punch will be provided

Bring a dozen cookies to share

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Racquet Racket EXCITING EVENTS COMING

UP SO MARK YOUR CALENDARS: Rainbow Acres Holiday Dinner and Auction. Tickets are $12.50 and go on sale on November 22th on the patio. This is the first year that this outstanding fundraiser is being opened up to the entire resort. A catered dinner with desert and beverage is provided as well as a live auction and a little entertainment from

a few of the ranchers from Rainbow Acres. Tex-Mex Night is coming up on January 27th in the ballroom.

Tickets are $10 and will go on sale on the patio beginning January 14th. Your ticket includes dinner, beverage and dessert with live entertainment.

Wed. Dec. 5 General Meeting 3:30pm (Social Hall) Sat. Dec. 8 In-House Organized Play (TBA)Sun. Dec. 9 Rainbow Acres Party & FundraiserThurs. Dec. 13 Deliver Christmas Gifts to Ranchers at Rainbow

AcresWed. Dec. 19 General Meeting 3:30pm (Social Hall) Wed. Jan. 2 General Meeting 3:30pm (Social Hall)

FOR THE RECORD:Members of the Tennis and Pickleball Clubs hosted the 7th Annual

Breast Cancer Round Robin Fundraiser. The event raised over $850. These funds were donated to the local Knitted Knockers group here

at Carriage Manor. Thank you to all who attended, participated and donated.

Carriage Manor was well represented at the Venture Out Fall Classic Tennis Tournament with six teams participating and four teams playing in the finals. Way to go Carriage Manor!

• Paul Taylor and Mike Beauchamp took the Silver in the 2.5 A-bracket.

• Angelika Bridgmon and Nancy Taylor took Gold in the 3.0 A-bracket.

• Barb Everard and Ramona Kirsch took Silver in the 4.5 A-bracket

• Cathy Burton and Chrystal Messer took Gold in the 4.5 B-bracket.

Annual Tennis Club dues are $30 to be paid to your team captain or to the Tennis Club Treasurer, Naomi Kelly. Please use the envelops provided in the breezeway.

Brian and Chrystal Messer have organized some casual evening tennis play. Keep your eye on the breezeway bulletin board and the Carriage Manor Tennis Club website noted below for more dates and times.

If you have taken pictures of our tennis players and/or tennis events that you are willing to share, email them to Bev Packard at [email protected] for our Tennis Club bulletin board. Thanks.

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If you’re not in the pool area from noon to 2:00pm you’re missing out on all the fun!

Water volleyball is played during this two-hour period and all you need is a swimsuit and a smile. This is a noncompetitive game that will still provide you with some good workout of arms and legs while laughing and giggling as you play. There is no spiking allowed (that’s about the ONLY rule we have) and you throw the ball to serve it. You may hit the ball as many times as you like. Like I said…there’s not many rules here. No office positions to fill, no dues to pay, and no meetings. What’s not to love?

Everyone is welcome over the age of 18 and during school breaks often younger people are invited to play.

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December 8th, 2018 BYOB-Happy Hour 6:00pm

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Golf Club 2018-2019 Golf is a social club with benefits. It’s an opportunity to meet and spend time with some of the nicest

people in the park. We also have tournaments, parties, and volunteer opportunities. We sponsor two fundraising events (Pancake Breakfasts), and decorate and maintain the Putting Green located at the entrance to the center.

• Golf leagues offer a guaranteed tee-time at reduced rates. • Six leagues are currently available at six different golf clubs

during the week.• All golfers are welcome to join and participate. It is a great

way to meet other golfers from Carriage Manor.• Simply register, pay your dues, and sign-up to play.

(Membership dues remain at $10 for just one month or $20 for the entire season.)

Sign-up sheets are posted each week on the Golf Board across from the library. The sheets for the next week are posted on the day AFTER the date of play. 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 sign-up.

You can pay your dues to any of the following people: Treasurer: Pete Keeffe, 336 Nash, 608-385-4672 President: Bill Steitz, 501 Maxwell, 414-899-5411 Vice President: Doug Bienert, 376 Hudson, 480-986-9858 Secretary: Karen Sellek, 567 DeSoto, 815-353-9448 Or any of the league coordinators on your first day of golf. (We will also have a table at the weekly Wednesday coffee hour

where you can pay your dues.)

Club meetings, Outings, and Special Events Member Meetings: 3rd Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m.

in the Social Hall Board Meetings: 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7:30 a.m. in

the Classroom Fundraising: Two Pancake Breakfasts January 19, March 2 Tournaments: Three Four-person scrambles December, February, March Skins Games: Saturday mornings on the Putting Green

at 10:00 a.m. $2.00 per personCome join us for golf opportunities with others from our park. Bill Steitz, President

GIRLFRIENDS NIGHTThursday, December 13 | 6:46 PM | Social HallAttention all women, Tis the season of fun, laughs & pampering.

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for minimal costs. Massage for $1 a minuteCome and join us! Bring a girlfriend or come make a new girlfriendCall Karen Romero at 480-440-0956. if you have any questions.COME JOIN US!

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Bible Studies for the 2019 SeasonOur small group Bible studies will begin the week of January 7th.

Please sign up in the Activity Office. All sign up sheets are on one clipboard, so find the time that fits your schedule and sign up with your name and phone number. See the leader of your group for the book we will use (the cost of the book is $10).

This season the women will be studying Women of the Old Testament. There are currently four groups for women. There is space for one additional group on Monday afternoon IF WE CAN FIND A LEADER. If you have questions or would like more information, please call Suzanne Till (585-721-2095).

A men’s group meets Friday mornings from 8-9AM. They will be studying The Twelve Disciples. The leader of this group is Larry Peelen. He has the books the men will use. The cost of the book is $10. The sign up sheet for this group is also on the clipboard in the Activity Office. Questions about meeting place and length of the group meeting should be directed to Larry (172 Imperial).

CeramicsIf you are interested in Ceramics, classes will be every Monday

from 9:30-ll:30 AMstarting December 3rd in the Ceramics Room. New members, men and women, are Welcome. Drop in and see what is going on !!

CARRIAGE MANOR WRITERS GROUPNovember 2, 2018 through March 22, 2019EVERY FRIDAY MORNING9:30 – 11:30 A.M. | MUSIC ROOMAnyone with a desire to write is invited to attend Carriage Manor

Writers Group that meets for two hours on Friday mornings to create and share written expressions of what our minds imagine and remember and to describe emotions, personalities, nature, experiences and much more. Join us and document your family stories, pen a poem, try your hand at a fairy tale or fantasy and enjoy the stories of others.

ROSARY ON TUESDAYSWe would like to invite you to pray the rosary with us on Tuesday

mornings at 8:30 A.M. in the card room. We pray for any and all special intentions you may have so please come and join us every Tuesday throughout the Carriage Manor year. Call Jerry Lingor at 605-228-5734 if you have any questions.

Music MinistryWe are seeking all voices to join our choir. We have unfortunately

lost three or four basses this past summer. Although we will not replace them personally, we look forward to adding new singers in all sections.

The choir ministers as a “conduit” inviting our living Lord to flow through us. Please consider this vital spiritual opportunity.

Dave Stumo, Choir Director 320-309-5325

MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOES EVERY SATURDAY IN THE CARD ROOM FROM 6:30 – 9:30 pm

Mexican Train Dominoes w/Chicken FootTuesdays - starts January 1st | 6:30 - 9:00 pm | Music RoomContact: Joan 708-328-9170

THE BILLIARD CLUB had its 1st meeting of the Season, November 2nd. Carol Martin won the Free Draw for a New Pool Cue. Congratulations Carol. The Club has started to organize their Annual Spaghetti Dinner for Saturday, January 12, 2019. Tickets are $12.00 and go on sale at the Patio Grill - Dec. 3rd through Jan. 7th. Tickets will be available at Coffee Hour on Wednesdays as well.

It takes a lot of Volunteers to put this BIG EVENT together. The Volunteer Sign-up Sheet for the Spaghetti Dinner is on the Bulletin Board in the Billiard Room. If you would like to volunteer to help make this Event a SUCCESS, please feel free to sign up.

The Ladies Manorette Team is looking for ladies interested in playing on our League team. They practice Tuesdays 12:30- 2:00 and League day on Thursdays 12:00 - 2:30. Come out and join us. Pool cues are available. Contact Carole Falconer 480-242-1579 if you are interested.

Friday Night is Mixed Billiards at 6:15 pm. Sign Up Sheet is on the Bulletin Board in the Billiards Room. The cost is 50 cents. It is a fun mixer night.

The NEXT BILLIARD CLUB MEETING IS DECEMBER 7TH, AT 1:00 IN THE BILLIARD ROOM.

CHAIR YOGA: Come experience the many benefits of yoga designed especially for needs and abilities of older adults (men and women). Movements are designed to increase muscular strength and flexibility and to keep joints healthy, increase range of motion and develop a stronger sense of balance. These DVD presentations are done sitting or with the aid of a chair. Join Trisch Bass Tuesday and Thursday, 11a.m. to noon in the ballroom.

LINE DANCINGEvery Friday in the Ballroom | $4.00Beginners at 10am | Intermediate at 11am

MEN’S FELLOWSHIP BREAKFASTEvery Friday at 7am in the Ballroom.Bring a friend or a neighbor. Please join us!

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Ladies’ Bunco Night When: Thursday, Dec. 6th 6:30-9:00 PM Fleetwood-Heritage RoomsBring: Snack or dessert to share, your drink of choiceCost: $2 to cover prizes/suppliesWhat: 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

CM Bowling LeagueWe have openings on the Bowling League for regular or sub

bowlers. Come join us on Monday afternoons. If interested in bowling please call me. Doris Burke #18 480-984-0328

December KaraokeThis year we will be having karaoke on the

2nd and 4th Tuesday in the Social Hall from 6:30—9:00. There is NO admission fee. If you wish to be a singer you will be expected to pay the $6.00 membership for the year.

The practice sessions will be held on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays from 6:30—9:00. This is designed for people wishing to rehearse with the equipment they will be performing with without an audience. There is no fee for the practice sessions if you wish to drop in and see if you like this fun activity. Please feel free to bring snacks and beverages and settle back for an evening of free entertainment on Tuesday evenings.

The December meeting of the Vagabonds RV Group will be on December 6, 2018 at 7:00 pm in the music room. We always welcome guests and new members. We normally go on a camping trip once a month during the season to various locations in Arizona. Anyone interested in having fun camping is welcome to join us. If you have any questions, please call Eva Sutphen at 480-986-3321 or come to a meeting on the first Thursday of every month.

TEXAS HOLD-EM TOURNAMENTSOpen to all Registered Owners, Renters and Guests of Carriage

Manor. Every Tuesday evening at 6:30 PMCost $10.00 with full payout of registration fees collected for up to

eight people at the final table depending on the number of registered players. Registration from 6:00 PM to 6:30 PM with the tournament starting at 6:30 PM promptly. Arizona gaming laws in effect for age. NAME TAGS must be worn or a small charge applies ($1for the card fund). Low key, not professional, socializing and fun included. If you require help with the game, come early and someone will help you. Come and enjoy the fun and excitement of a good group of people, comfortable chairs and a good time. The POKER ROOM is located on the South side of the Club House by the putting greens.

Comfort MakersWe meet in the sewing room weekly on Wednesday mornings

after coffee. This is usually from 9:00 to 11:00 am every Wednesday through March 27th, 2019. We make quilts for our local charities and Carriage Manor’s Sharing and Caring Club. Please come and help us put together quilts. We need the help. We need people to tie, sew, cut squares, iron, use our design wall to layout squares and pick out backings, all sorts of odd jobs. No experience is needed. We will teach you how to put together a quilt. You will have fun and leave with a good feeling because you are giving to others and making new friends, plus you may win a weekly door prize of a homemade item or a gadget or tool to help you with some other project.

Friendly reminder to our Creative Stitchers Club members. While packing for your return to CM, please check your stash for a “two yard cotton piece of material” to donate for one of our charity quilts as a backing. With each member bringing us two yards of material we can make 100 quilts, to say the least, and it cuts down the cost of us having to buy 200 yards of material at the average cost of $10.00 a yard. Thank you. It is greatly appreciated. WE WILL NOT MEET ON DECEMBER 26TH, 2018 IN HONOR OF “BOXING DAY” FOR OUR CANADIAN FRIENDS.

Contact Information:Gert Vinci – 775-842-0420 | Patsy Palmiere – 916-704-0151

Learn Stained Glass TechniquesGlass Art ClubBeginner classes Wednesday mornings 9-12 beginning December

5th. Work on your own projects throughout the week when monitors are available. Contact Nancy Davis (480)363-1453 or Cindy Lueken (480)986-2938

CREATIVE STITCHERSEvery Monday through March 2019 we will meet in Ballroom at

10 am. Annual dues are $15. You will receive an orientation to the sewing room so you can use the equipment in the room. Experienced or not, you will always learn something from our weekly meetings and have the opportunity to sign up for quilting and sewing classes. Come and see what is planned for the 2018-2019 season and renew old friendships and make new sewing/quilting/knitting/crocheting friends.

Mark, your calendars for December 2018 - Meeting dates:December 3: Business meetingDecember 10: Speaker TBD or Demo, Food Drive or Pantry ShelfDecember 17: Stripper Bingo / SocialNo meeting December 24 or December 31. Next meeting January 7, 2019.Show and Tell:At the end of each meeting, members show what they have been

working on, the beautiful works they have created. No matter how big or small, we all want to see.

Knitting & Crocheting: All knitters and crocheters are welcome to meet in sewing room

Wednesday of each week 1pm to ???Comfort MakersEvery Wednesday 9 am, after coffee, quilts are being made for

charity. Everyone is welcome to come and help. No sewing skills needed.

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Free Lessons Are Held On Mondays And Thursdays

From 1:00 – 2:00 Pm. Balls And Paddles Are Provided. The Pickleball Club Meeting Will Be Held On Tues. Dec. 11th, 2018 At 3:30 In The Social Hall.. Membership Dues Are $20.00 Please Pay:. Terry King – Lot #906 – 480-243-8661. Joyce Wootton- Lot #173 – 480-357-9112

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

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

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

Mobile Home Parts & Service

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Plumbing

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

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

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

SHUFFLEBOARD NEWSWelcome back to the 2018-2019 season. By the time you receive

the December Rumble Sheet, we will already have started our in-park play. Shuffleboard is played every Tuesday and Saturday mornings at 9:30 am. The dues are $10.00/person. Bring a dollar to play for a chance to win when you win a match. We clean the boards at 8:00 am on Tuesday’s and Saturday’s. Your help is appreciated. The In-park league will begin later and is generally scheduled on Thursday’s. I encourage you to join and become part of our club. Dues of $10.00 can be paid when you come to play. We have a great group of people so I think you will enjoy it. If you have any questions, please contact Mel Fischer 701.471.3063.

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

Woodshop Burger Nite (SH) 4-6pm

2

Chapel (BR) 9am

3 Sinclair Travel Lobby 9-12

4

Stepping Out Singles (SH) 4-6pm

5 Coffee Hour 8am (BR) Sponsor Family Home Care Bill Harrison (BR) 10am

6 Christmas Cookie Exchange w/Kids Next Door (BR) 6pm

7 8 Tour of Homes 1-3pm Midnight Moon Dance (BR) 7pm

9

Chapel (BR) 9am Rainbow Acres Fundraiser (BR) 4:30pm

10

Sinclair Travel Lobby 9-12

11

Karaoke (SH) 6:30-9pm

12 Coffee Hour 8am (BR) Sponsor Norris Air BOD Workshop (SH) 2PM

13 Blood Pressure Clinic (MR) 9am

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15

Pickleball’s Come Back Buddy Dance (BR) 7pm

16

Chapel (BR)9am

17

Sinclair Travel Lobby 9-12 Bingo (SH) 6:30pm

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19 Coffee Hour 8am(BR) Sponsor: Dr. Steven Kuhn BOD Meeting (BR) 2PM

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23

Chapel (BR)9am _______

30 Chapel (BR)9am

24 Admin, Realty, Activity and Grill Closed__________

31 NYE Reign n Country (BR) 8pm

25 Admin, Realty, Activity and Grill Closed Christmas Dinner (BR) 3pm

26 Coffee Hour 8am (BR) No Sponsor

27 Club Council (SH) 10am

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