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bIngo at the Lakes February 8Photos Courtesy Alternate Photographer Micheal Keller

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Gene and Connie Phelpsworking the 50-50.

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bIngo at the Lakes February 8 - Photos Courtesy Alternate Photographer Micheal Keller

Pat Heidemann; 1st bingo winner of the evening.

Kathie Kelly, also a winnerof the evening.

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As usual, the Last Man Standing game was food and money donations for this game. Donations are directed to the Westside Food Bank of Arizona.

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Card ClubsCard Club Liaison - Annette Columbo 623-362-8189COuPLeS GIn RuMMy. Vistas. Tues. 6:30-9pm. Dottie Prinzler 623-566-4449.CRIBBAGe. Lakes. Gloria Pawluk 623-566-5997.DuPLICAte BRIDGe. Lakes. Mon. 12:30. ACBL sanctioned. Oct.-April. ACBL sanctioned. Joan DuChemin 623-566-1046.PROGReSSIVe HAnD & FOOt. Lakes. Tues. & Thurs. 12:15pm. Susan McDonald 623-414-3697. Jim Carter 623-748-9184.HAnD & FOOt. Lakes. Thurs. 6:30pm. Shirley Bissett 623-566-4608. Linda Hofman 623-566-3366.VIStAS tueSDAy SOCIAL BRIDGe. 1pm. Millie Johnson 623-825-7855.LAKeS POKeR. Lakes. Tues. & Thurs. 6pm. Gary Shapiro 623-561-8016.WInneRS POKeR. Vistas. Mon. 6:45pm. Abe Tresser 623-566-2492.MOnDAy SOCIAL BRIDGe. Lakes. 1pm. Frank Cherf 623-566-0724.nAtIOnAL MAH JOnGG LeAGue. Fri. 1-4pm. FALC Bldg. Ar-line Carter 623-572-4347. Judy Pellish 623-362-1046.Men’S POKeR. Lakes. Tues. & Thurs. 6pm. Vistas. Wed. 5:30pm. Gary Shapiro 623-561-8016.PAn. FALC Bldg. Wed. Noon. Rose Godbehere 623-362-1588.PInOCHLe. Lakes. Mon. 7pm. Annette Columbo 623-362-8189.SenIOR GentLeMen’S POKeR. Lakes. Wed. & Fri. 11am. Sonny Roccoforte 623-825-6690.SunDAy nIGHt Fun BRIDGe. Vistas. 6-9pm. Dan McCarthy 623-572-7779.SHAnGHAI. Lakes. Wed. 6:30pm. Couples/Singles. Rose God-behere 623-362-1588.SHeePSHeAD CARD. FALC. Jerry Karl 623-566-0581.tHuRSDAy MORnInG BRIDGe. Lakes. Thurs. 9:15am. Joan DuChemin 623-566-1046.tnt POKeR. Library at the Vistas. Tues. & Thurs. 8:30am. Bar-ry Clark 623-566-0561.VIStAS POKeR. Vistas. Wed. 6pm. Bob Katz 623-566-2770.WRIGHt PAtteRSOn MAH JOnG. Lakes. Mon. 12:30pm. Mary MacCracken 623-566-3312.WB LADIeS MARAtHOn BRIDGe. Games arranged by play-ers in their homes. Mary Bogo 623-362-9845.BRIDGe LeSSOnS. Lois Galpert 623-566-1286.ReALLy Fun BRIDGe. Wed. morn. 9-11 Vistas. Ted Cooper 1-877-841-3334.

sport ClubsBILLIARDS. Lakes. Thurs. even. Dave Cleaver 623-561-0178.GOLF 9 HOLe COuPLeS. Glen Neujahr 623-566-8244.GOLF 18 HOLe COuPLeS. Bob Rhen 623-243-6609.GOLF Men’S 18 HOLe. Ron Blum 623-537-0872.GOLF LADIeS 18 HOLe. Gerry Simpson 623-566-3209.GOLF LADIeS 9 HOLe. Gloria Johnson 623-249-7409.HIKInG. Lakes Parking Lot Oct.-mid April, Fri. 6:40am. Short & long hikes. Allen Miller 623-825-6447.tABLe tennIS. Vistas. Ken Macumber 623-572-0265.tennIS. Catherine Nagy 623-566-0548.BOWLInG. Jack Lutz 623-362-0970.BOCCI BALL LAneS. Vistas.HORSeSHOe StAKe PItS. Across from Lakes Center.PICKLeBALL. Vistas. Mon-Sat 9am. Mon, Wed, Fri 6pm. Sun 3pm. Ken Macumber 623-572-0265.WeeKenD Men’S GOLF. Mike Fisher 623-566-1274.

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BOOK. 3rd Thurs. each month. Betty Sullivan 623-566-3399.BOOK. 2nd Wed. evening each month. Marlene Young 623-566-0471.CeRAMICS. Info posted Vistas Center Ceramics Rm. Presi-dent, Colette MacKinnon 623-566-2503.CLAyMAteS. Pottery studio open every day. Meets 2nd Wed. Lakes Pottery Room. Classes offered in handbuilding/throwing on wheel. Sue Cielek 623-566-8035. FIne ARtS. Experienced/aspiring artists. Learn/share/enjoy: demo’s/exhibitions/classes/social activities. Meets 2nd Wed. 1:30pm in FALC Arts Studio. Jackie Young 623-825-6555.LAPIDARy & SILVeRSMItH. Lakes. Mon. Wed. Fri. 9am. Judi Rand 623-566-5327 & Alicia Epps 623-760-5464.PHOtOGRAPHy. 1st Tues. of month, 7pm. FALC. Tim Krenzke 623-572-5490.neeDLeARtS. Tues. 1pm-3pm Vistas Sewing Rm. Kay Vogt 623-825-1597 if questions (Oct-May). Quilting Group. Thurs. 1-3 p.m. Vistas Sewing Rm. Kay Vogt 623-825-1597. (Nov to May)StAIneD GLASS. Beginners/experienced craft persons. Vistas Stained Glass Workshop. Jan Warren 623-566-1991.WOODSHOP. Lakes Annex Bldg. Bill Boyd 623-376-7999.

spECIaltY ClubsCOMPuteR. Members are group of PC Users. Contact club: www.wvcc.us. email: wvcc.cox.net. Call 623-255-8812.WBV ReSIDent DAy tRIPS. Sandy Rozzen 623-362-0693. Annette Colombo 623-362-8189.

danCE & EntErtaInmEnt Clubs

PeRFORMInG ARtS COunCIL. (PAC). Umbrella group for performing arts club. Jean Peterson 623-566-2758. Included: Village Players, Desert Dancers & Village Voices/Upbeats.VILLAGe VOICeS. Men/Women 60 voice choral group. Direc-tor Pat Densford Phillips 623-566-4186. Booking agent Peggy Johnson 623-572-2902. Pres. Sandy Forster 623-695-0898.COuntRy/WeSteRn LIne DAnCInG. Classes at both Rec Centers. Audrey Fulcher 623-566-2667.DeSeRt DAnCeRS. Vistas multipurpose room. Tap/Jazz/Ball-room. Mon. & Thurs. Norma Apodaca 623-388-3865.VILLAGe PLAyeRS. Drama. Max Allen 623-523-3997.

soCIal ClubsItALIAn AMeRICAn. Bob DeGregorio 623-566-4056.LAKeS WAteR AeROBICS. Lakes. Diana Ready 360-751-5353.VIStAS WAteR AeROBICS. Vistas. Carol Buonincontro, Pres-ident, 602-743-5393.neBRASKA. Jody Bartunek 623-266-7431.PACIFIC nORtHWeSt. Open to residents who resided in Alas-ka/Idaho/Oregon/Washington/BritishColumbia/Alberta. Glenn Garfield 623-566-0306.BABy BOOMeRS. Louise Mead [email protected] 623-523-2776.ROADRunneR RV. RV travelers. Connie Steere 623-256-0090.SHALOM. Social group primarily of people with Jewish Heritage & others who want to join. Meets several times a year at Vistas Rec Center. Kay Schwartz 623-825-0463.SInGLeS. Open to single residents. Variety of social activities during year. Dianne Lindquist 623-825-4416.WV HOMe & GARDen. Amy Miller 623-455-3537.WIne. Meets last Tues. of month at Lakes 6pm-8pm. Sharon Meeker 480-766-5376. [email protected] WOMen’S. Open to all WBV residents. Presi-dent, Muriel Lundy.

cLUb InForMaTIonany naME or PhonE nUMbEr changES call bETTY 623-939-7511 or

Email: [email protected]





WbV ShErIFF’S PoSSEWants community Minded People

call 623-566-313324 hoUr anSWErIng MachInE

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aDMInISTraTIon oFFIcE PhonEnUMbEr & InFo arE In bLUE PagES

LakES rEc cEnTEr - 623-566-6181Pottery ...........................................................................#305Multi Purpose Room ......................................................#306Lapidary .........................................................................#307Billiards ..........................................................................#308Aerobics Rooms ............................................................#310Wood Shop ....................................................................#311

VISTaS rEc cEnTEr - 623-566-6178Exercise Room ..............................................................#304Multi Purpose Room ......................................................#307Needle Arts ....................................................................#308Stained Glass ...............................................................#309Ceramics Room .............................................................#310

goLF Pro ShoPSLakes Golf Club .............................................. 623-566-3439Vistas Golf Club .............................................. 623-566-1633

rESTaUranTS (at goLF coUrSES)Sunset Bistro Restaurant at Lakes .............................623-566-1132 / 623-209-4267Links Neighborhood Grill at Vistas ...................................................... 623-561-1681EMErgEncY nUMbErSFIrE DEPT .......................................................911Fire Admin., Comm. /Support Serv. ................ 623-773-7279Fire Comm. Rela. Events/Appear. .................. 623-773-7276Non-Emergency for Help ................................ 602-253-1191PoLIcE ............................................................911Police Business .............................................. 623-773-8311Poison Control ................................................ 602-253-3334WbV ShErIFF’S PoSSE ..................623-566-3133

hoSPITaLSArrowhead ...................................................... 623-561-1000Boswell ........................................................... 623-977-7211Del E. Webb ................................................... 623-524-4000Thunderbird .................................................... 602-588-5555TranSPorTaTIon - (Submitted by Norrman Palmer 566-2691)

Dial-A-Ride ...............................................................623-773-7435Duet Volunteer Interfaith Caregivers ...................602-274-5022www.centerdoor.com Volunteer drivers pickup in private autos. Must be mobile. Call 3-4 days in advance. Grocery shop. depends on availability of volunteers. Add’l. services: home assistance to allow caregivers time to shop, etc. If requested they make checkup phone calls to you. No wheelchair vans. Donations strictly voluntary & can be given driver in sealed env. www.duetaz.orgBenevilla ...................................................................623-584-4999Free service to all W. Valley loca. for Medical appt’s. only. Must be mobile. No wheelchairs. Call 3-7 days in advance. Tips to drivers voluntary. www.benevilla.orgValley Metro..............................................................602-253-5000Runs buses on Peoria Ave. to Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, (#106) & downtown Phoenix Central Station. www.valleymetro.orgVolunteer Interfaith Caregivers Prog. ....................602-285-0543Free service to W. Valley loca. for Medical appts, groc. shop. etc. Call 3-4 days in advance. Must be mobile. No wheelchairs. Offers caregivers up to 2-1/2 hours once a week.transportation Help For Veterans ..........................623-986-2977Free Transport to Dr.’s/Hospitals. Call 24 Hrs. in advance. 3 vehicles. 1 w/chairlift. www.vettrans.shutterfly.com Free part only for Vets & only to VA Hospital/Dr’s.

PhonE nUMbErS Unless otherwise indicated, aLL arEa PrEFIX’s are 623

Club Reporters: Do not leave articles or photos at either Rec Center. WBV Lifestyles© 1993. All rights reserved. Merchandise/services are expected to be as advertised. No part of this publication may be reproduced without written consent of publisher. Columns, articles, or advertising appearing in Lifestyles does not constitute endorsement by the Publisher of products, services or opinions advertised. Publisher reserves the right to refuse any advertising, letters to publish or articles. Lifestyles does not publish letters to editor or opinions. Call Betty Shearer, 623-939-7511 for advertising rates or email: [email protected]. Lifestyles is delivered toward the end of each month via U.S. Mail in Westbrook Village & surrounding area. Copies at both Rec Centers. PHOtOGRAPHeR: MADeLIne A. KeLLeR

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Peoria City Hall ......................................................... 623-773-7000Mayor Office ............................................................. 623-773-7306APS (Electric) ........................................................... 602-371-7171Gas (Emergency) ..................................................... 602-271-4277Water (Peoria) .......................................................... 623-773-7160Drug Hotline.............................................................. 623-773-7123Barking Dogs ............................................................ 623-773-7040Administration ........................................................... 623-773-7096Loose Trash Cleanup ............................................... 623-773-7431

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LIbrarY. Martha Swanson 623-566-4753. Many thanks for donations of books, magazines, audios, vid-eos, puzzles & games. For those new to Westbrook Village, any of those items may be taken out & re-turned when you’re finished...the honor system. In the puzzle room there is a 3-shelf bookcase with books & pamphlets on pets & their care, gardening and con-tainer pot gardening, decorating and home repair, arts and crafts, needlearts and sewing. Many quilting books with interesting patterns have been donated. On a rainy day, pick out a puzzle to do at home. In our video room we have an on-going puzzle laid out. If you can’t find what you’re looking for ask the volunteer on duty to help you.

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ProtEin (Hamburger Helper etc).Copy Center open Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm. 623-561-8233

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PhaSE 1 - ThE LakES - roSTEr - uPDAteD 2-28-13Coe, Sally ..............................Brookside Gardens ...................572-8186Gasser, Annette ....................Brookside Gardens ...................792-5260Allinger, Lee ..........................Cambridge Crossing . Cell 406-579-7221Carlson, Joan ........................Cambridge Crossing .................414-3880Bersano, Joyce .....................Cambridge Crossing .................561-7732Lyzniak, Ron .........................Cambridge Cross. .............602-721-7586 Vise, Peggy ...........................Cambridge Crossing .................931-8347Cox, Monica & Patrick..........Edgewater Park .........................825-4643 Kelly, Marlene .......................Fairway Ridge ............................572-4671 Swick, Lee .............................Fairway Ridge ............................825-2508Amshel, Ellen ........................Fairway Springs .........................566-1605 Reisener, Bill (Co-ord) ..........Fairway Springs .........................572-3017 Reisener, Judy ......................Fairway Springs .........................572-3017 Bower, Don & Nancy ............Highland Hills .............................566-4164 Grindstaff, Marcia .................Highland Hills .............................825-4500 Duran, Ron ............................Lakeside Terrace .......................262-2277 Bishop, Betty (Co-ord) .........Meadow Park 1 .........................566-1908 Brown, Greg & Barbara .......Meadow Ridge ..........................825-3939Erler, Keith & Jan ..................Monterey Greens ......................251-6813 Heide, Judy & Ed ..................Mountain View Est.....................566-4165 Keller, Sharon .......................Mountain View Est.....................362-2715 Kuneman, Dick .....................Oakbrook ....................................566-1220 Hales, Betty ...........................Pineridge ....................................566-0065Hayes, Diane ........................Pineridge ....................................566-8778Kreuter, Martha .....................Pineridge ....................................561-8363 Salt, Delaine ..........................Pineridge ....................................572-7672Norwalk, Carol ......................Quail Ridge ................................561-0261 Pardoll, Phyllis ......................Shadow Ridge ...........................566-1373 Johnston, Sue & George .....Village Terrace I .........................566-0893 Wild, Bill ................................Village Terrace I .........................566-3253 Nadler, Alice ..........................Willowbrook ................................566-8680PhaSE II - ThE VISTaS - roSTErOhrt, Gloria ............................Country Club Est. ......................566-1196Patterson, Bob ......................Country Club Est. ......................217-3149 Morse, Pat .............................Cypress Pt. Est. .........................566-7985 Pawluk, Gloria (Co-ord) .......Cypress Pt. Est. .........................566-5997 Sullivan, Betty (Co-ord) ........Cypress Pt. Est. .........................566-3399Currie, Jim .............................Eagle Ridge .......................602-363-9311Fouts, Sandy .........................Eagle Ridge ...............................566-5394Goyer, Bob ............................Eagle Ridge ...............................362-3978 Johnson, Bob ........................Eagle Ridge ...............................825-7855 Riddiford, Arlene ...................Eagle Ridge ...............................825-3809 Shull, Marianne .....................Eagle Ridge ...............................537-1401 Leftwich, Jean .......................Oakmont Heights ......................566-6661LeDuc, Ernie .........................Oakmont Heights ......................572-6513 Cuomo, Jeanette ..................Pinehurst Place..........................566-2586 Middleton, Barbara & Bob ..Scotland Hills .............................566-6077 Fleming, Rose ......................St. Andrews ................................566-8965 Singer, Myra (Co-ord) ..........St. Andrews ................................566-2691 Schindler, William .................Tamarron Place .........................566-2395 Carlo, Bettina ........................Torrey Pines .......................602-318-5906Martin, Tracie ........................Torrey Pines ...............................388-4655 Palm, Bob & Maxine ............Torrey Pines ...............................825-0215 Penney, Laura.......................Torrey Pines ...............................518-9055VanVugt, Jan .........................Torrey Pines .......................602-938-6188Herman, Shirley ....................Vista Crossing ............................337-5210Sisterman, Roger .................Vista Pinnacle ............................566-9857 Mason, Barbara ....................Vista Pinnacle ............................362-9122 Phelps, Connie .....................Vista Pinnacle ............................566-2956 Rozzen, Sandy .....................Vista Pinnacle ............................362-0693 Powell, Alice ..........................Vista Point ..................................566-4416 Schwartz, Flora .....................Vista Point ..................................566-1871 Brill, Ann .................................Willow Ridge ..............................362-1370 Farnsworth, Roz (Co-ord) ....Willow Ridge ..............................322-6688 Imm, Paul & Karen ...............Willow Ridge ..............................362-1131

ALL SAIntS OF tHe DeSeRt ePISCOPAL CHuRCH 9502 W. Hutton Dr., Sun City ................................623-974-8404AMAZInG GRACe CHuRCH 8877 W. Union Hills Dr., Bldg D, #460, Peoria ......623-399-6655AMeRICAn LutHeRAn CHuRCH 17200 N. Del Webb Blvd., Sun City ......................623-974-2512BeLLeVue HeIGHtS CHuRCH 9440 W. Hutton Dr., Sun City ................................623-977-8308CCV (Christ’s Church of the Valley) 7007 W Happy Valley Rd., Peoria .........................623-376-2444CHuRCH OF tHe PALMS, tHe 14808 Boswell Blvd., Sun City ..............................623-977-8359COMMunIty CHuRCH OF JOy 21000 N. 75th Ave., Glendale ...............................623-561-0500COnGReGAtIOnAL CHuRCH OF Sun CIty, tHe 18401 N. 99th Ave., Sun City ................................623-977-4241DOVe OF tHe DeSeRt unIteD MetHODISt CHuRCH 7201 W. Beardsley Rd., Glendale .........................623-572-7334FAItH PReSByteRIAn CHuRCH 16000 N. Del Webb Blvd, Sun City .......................623-974-3611FIRSt BAPtISt CHuRCH OF Sun CIty 11019 W. Peoria Ave., Sun City ............................623-933-6600FIRSt PReSByteRIAn CHuRCH 12225 N. 103rd Ave., Sun City ..............................623-974-3605GRACe BIBLe CHuRCH 19280 N. 99th Ave., Sun City ................................623-972-6414LAKeVIeW unIteD MetHODISt CHuRCH 10298 Thunderbird Blvd., Sun City .......................623-974-5821MOunt ZIOn LutHeRAn CHuRCH 8902 W. Deer Valley Road, Peoria ........................623-825-9221PeACe LutHeRAn CHuRCH 18265 N. 89th Ave., Peoria ...................................623-972-6785St. CHRIStOPHeR’S ePISCOPAL CHuRCH 10233 W. Peoria Ave., Sun City ............................623-972-1109St. eLIZABetH SetOn PARISH 9728 W. Palmeras Dr., Sun City............................623-972-2129Sun CIty CHRIStIAn CHuRCH (Disciples of Christ) 98th Ave. & Palmeras, Sun City ............................623-972-6179SunRISe MOuntAIn BAPtISt CHuRCH 8542 W. Deer Valley Rd., Peoria ...........................623-566-0571teMPLe BetH SHALOM (Reform) 12202 101st Ave., Sun City ...................................623-977-3240WILLOWBROOK unIteD MetHODISt CHuRCH 19390 N. 99th Ave., Sun City ................................623-974-5637

hELPIng hanDS roSTErWESTbrook nEIghborS hELPIng

WESTbrook nEIghborS In TIME oF crISIS(this is noT a “hanDYMan” Phone Roster)

PHOne PReFIX’S ALL 623 unless otherwise indicated

WORSHIP SERVICE DIRECTORY

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eVenInG LOW IMPACt AeROBICS. Lakes. Mon., Wed. & Thurs. 7pm-8:30pm. Lynn Braden 623-566-0795.LAKeS WAteR AeROBICS. Lakes. President Woodie Jean Smith. Mon-Fri 8am & 9am, Sat - 8 a.m.VIStAS WAteR AeROBICS. Vistas. Carol Buonincontro, President, 602-743-5393. Mon.-Fri.: 7:15am-8am, 8:15am-9am, 9:15am-10am. Summer: Mon.-Fri.: 6pm-6:45pm, 7pm-7:45pm. Winter: Mon.-Fri.: 4pm-4:45pm, 6pm-6:45pm.LAKeS BLOOD PReSSuRe. Arrowhead Hospital blood pressure readings 2nd & 4th Thurs. Lakes. 9am-Noon. Free. 623-566-6181.VIStAS BLOOD PReSSuRe. Banner Boswell blood pres-sure readings 1st & 3rd Fri. Vistas. 9am-Noon. Free. 623-876-5387.MASSAGe tHeRAPy. Vistas. Julie Mirer, Lic. Mass. Ther. 623-518-4335. PeRSOnALIZeD FItneSS tRAInInG. Vistas. Steve Rom-mel, Certified Personal Trainer, 602-471-9232.BODy WORKS & ABS. Lakes. (fee) Tue. & Thurs. 3:30pm-4:30pm. Nimi Swamy 623-561-2814.WAteR FItneSS. Lakes. free. 8am. Nimi Swamy 623-561-2814.yOGA. All classes @ Lakes. Mon: 8:30-9:45am Mixed level class MultiPurpose Room. Mon: 10-11:15am Gentle class Aerobics Room. Wed: 8:30-9:45am Mixed level Multi Purpose Room. Wed: 10-11:15am Gentle class Aerobics Room. Wed: 11:30-12:15 Chair Yoga (we do not get down on floor) Aerobics Room. Fri: 8:30-9:45am Mixed Level Multi Purpose. New participants call/email, we can decide which class is suitable. Emily Slonina 623-362-1583, [email protected] DR. GeRHARt. Tues. 10am-10:45am. Lakes. Dr. Gerhart. Chair exercises & educational info.DAnCe 4 HeALtH OF It every Wed. at the Vistas. Solo dancing to a wide variety of music & rhythms, no partner needed. Learn basic steps, motions & rhythms 4 many dance styles. 1 hour class at 10am. Cost $5.00 for 1st hour, $2.00 more to add extra 1/2 hour. 4 more info call Jeff Strick-man 623-561-5796 or JoAn Seybold 623-566-3189.ZuMBA. Mon. 6:30-7:30pm, Wed. 6-7pm (both at the Lakes Rec. Center); $5.00 per class. tAI CHI. Tues. 11am-Noon, Lakes Aerobics Rm. Improves balance, lower blood pressure, increase circulation, enhance range of motion, mobility, reduce stress. Series of classes $32. Drop-Ins $8 a class. Instructor, Carol-Ann Henritze.CHAIR yOGA. Wed. 9-10am. Lakes MP Room.AeROBIC DAnCe. Free. Tues, Lakes. 9am. Instructor Ta-mara.AeROBICS SHAPe uP. Low impact exercises using audio & video. Lakes. Mon. Wed. Thurs. Fri. 9am. Call 623-566-6181.BALAnCe CLASS. Class moves to Thurs. 7:30am-8:15. No charge. Class at Lakes in exercise/dance room behind swimming pool. Nimi Swamy 623-561-2814.NEW WAteR ZuMBA. Every Tues. & Thurs. at 1pm at the Lakes. It is part of Water Aerobics.NEW eASy FOLK DAnCe CLASS for Health. Lakes Ball-room. Wed. 4-5:30pm. Jan thru Apr. No partner needed. WBV Residents only. Wonderful music from around the world. Easy Fun, Lines, Circles, Squares, Sets, Mixers. Google International Folk Dancing to see videos & check out: www.phxfolkdancers.org Lakes Center 623-566-6181. Ken Dewire, Cambridge Crossing 253-861-1012.

hEaLTh & FITnESS


MARCHSpecial:

Mention Lifestyles ad.




It has been so nice having our residents back from cooler climates to enjoy the the cool days in Westbrook Village. Your Posse is enjoying the

Office 623-566-313324 HOuR AnSWeRInG MACHIne

Fine Arts & LearningCenter (FALC)

Open M-Sat. 8am-10pmSubmitted by Captain Pat Hickson

ThE ShErIFF’S PoSSEoF WESTbrook VILLagE

Theresa cirino was also in attendance at the Posse Installation January 17Farewell… But not Goodbye. I

wanted to take a moment to drop a line to all my friends and residents of Westbrook Village. As you may or may not know, I have resigned my position as the Rec Center Manager and have moved on to Sun City Rec Centers. I thank you for the friendship, love and support that you have so unselfishly given me. I will certainly miss the WVA Board of Directors and I thank you all for allowing me to serve you for the past 2 years. I look forward and welcome any opportunity to see you in the future.

God’s Blessings, Theresa Cirino

lighter load of vacation house checks as well. You might be interested to know the Posse made 21,609 housechecks last year and it took 18,567 hours to do them. Please don’t forget to turn in your updated information sheet so we have what we need to look after your property. Also, if you would be interested in knowing more about the Posse with the thought of joining please call the Posse Office 623-566-3133 and leave a message. One of our recruitment officers will call you back. We always are in need of good people an would be happy to talk with you. To illustrate the need, two of our finest have recently retired and will be sorely missed. Posseman Bob Campbell has service dating back to May of 2004 and Posseman Jerry Goodwin has service dating back to November 2006. Our heartfelt gratitude goes out to both of these gentlemen and we wish them the best in future endeavors. The NCAA Division One Ladies Golf Tournament from Feb. 23 thru Feb. 25. Thirteen universities will be represented. Your Posse will be assisting with traffic control as it was last year. You might want to attend. Since we have gotten a number of questions regarding disposal of firearms please know the Posse does noT accept guns. They need to go to the Peoria Police Dept. who will dispose of them. You can call them at the Police Dept’s. non-emergency line 623-773-8311 and make arrangements to bring the weapon to the police station. They do not offer a pickup service so it is necessary to bring the weapon to the police station. After you park your car in the parking lot put your gun in the trunk and go into the station. Do noT brIng a gUn InTo ThE STaTIon. An officer will accompany you out to your car and take the gun off your hands. Thank you so much for your generosity in our recent fund drive. Thank you for helping us to help you. Best wishes to you in 2013.

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oFFIcIaL PagES For WESTbrook VILLagE aSSocIaTIon WWW.WESTbrookVILLagE.org

LaUrEn LEEgEnERal managER

TrEaSUrEr’S rEPorTDaVID MaSon, WVa TrEaSUrEr

For month ended December 31, 2012

tODaY maRCH ISSUE

THE BLUE PAGES

gEnEraL ManagEr rEPorTLaUrEn LEE - General Manager, CMCA, AMS, PCAMeMail: [email protected]

(continued on next page)

PHONE NUMBERSaDMInISTraTIon oFFIcE

623-561-0099HOuRS: Mon.-thurs. 8a.m.-4:30p.m.

Closed FridayGeneral Manager................................................ Lauren LeeAssistant General Manager .............................. Karen JonesExecutive Administrative Assistant ............. Tracey DeMarcoFacilities Manager ......................................... Chester GareyCompliance Inspector ........................................ Terah KernsRecreation Centers Manager ........................Theresa CirinoEvents Coordinator ......................................Julie ShawcrossReceptionist ..................................................... Pat GrabinskiLakES rEc cEnTEr ............623-566-6181VISTaS rEc cEnTEr ...........623-566-6178

The 2013 Charity ChallengeCommittee wishes to thank the volunteers, participants, donors,and sponsors who gave to this

year’s fundraiser.Everyone’s efforts and

contributions combined to makethis community event a

huge success.See photos in this issue.

General Manager’s Report March edition WVA Lifestyles OPeRAtIOnS • The Westbrook Village Annual Meeting of the Members will be held March 13, 2013, 6:00 pm at the Lakes Recreation Center. If you have not voted for the Board of Directors you will be able to at the meeting. Find out about the success of last year and the upcoming project, the finances of the Community and honor our Volunteers. • The NEW Westbrook Village Website will be presented at the Annual Meeting. Come see the new look and the ease of access. You will be able to get all the Association information in one loca-tion. • With the help of the Ways and Means commit-tee the Association was able to transfer an extra $150,000 to the Replacement Reserve Accounts from 2012 savings.

ReCReAtIOn CenteRS • Remember if you have not collected your one free punch card from the Recreation Centers for

The following figures are subject to audit. However, they fairly represent the approximate financial con-dition of the Association at month end.

GeneRAL OPeRAtInG FunD (Funds designated for day-to day operations.) Cash and CDs at month end were $1,563,472. Of this $1,056,689 was generated by annual assess-ments paid prior to January 1, 2013. Revenue for the 12 months was $2,536,463 which was $86,146 above budget. Expenses were under budget by $46,871. These positive operating results allowed us to transfer an added $150,000 to the Replace-ment Reserve Fund bringing the total allocation for the year to $306,000.

RePLACeMent ReSeRVe FunD (Funds for ma-jor repairs/replacements/improvements)Cash and CDs at month end were $3,000,023. Pay-ables were $14,761. Expenditures were $201,619 for the month and $509,335 for the year. The larg-est expenditure for the month was $157,995 for the Westbrook median project. The Fund balance is approximately 91% fully fund-ed.

These financial reports will be on file at the WVA Administration Office after noon on Thursday Feb-ruary 7, 2013, and may be reviewed by Association members. Please call 623-561-0099 for an appoint-ment



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WVa coMPLIanacE cornEr

rEFrEShMEnTS SErVED!

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will be held every 4th Tuesday of the month at the Vistas recreation center Patio at 8:30aM.each month the coffee will be sponsored by an organization in the Valley that will offer special and/or services to our guests. each month we will announce who the sponsor will be.

2013 they are now available. • We are busy working on the new access sys-tems for the Recreation Centers and hoping to place them into operation in March 2013. • New Guidelines are being worked out with the Performing Arts Club. • We continue to work with the Tennis Club and the Pickleball Club on options for another Pickle-ball court. If interested in the progress of options please attend the Recreation Committee meeting.

LAnDSCAPe/FACILItIeS • Hopefully most of you have reviewed the con-ceptual drawings of the proposed renovations to the entrance at Union Hills and Country Club. The Landscape/Facilities Committee will be re-viewing the comment cards and discussing the project during their March meeting. We are con-tinuing to work with the City of Peoria on funding possibilities. • The City of Peoria provided the Board of Di-rectors with a presentation on the roads in Phase One. The City is working on bids to rehabilitate and/or resurface Westbrook Parkway, Lakeview Road and Edgewater Road. The General Man-ager has a map of the areas to be redone if you would like to review. The City will provide us with a schedule of work once the project has been awarded to a vendor. • We are in the process of putting together a scope of work for the renovation of the showers in the Lakes Pool Locker rooms. • We will be reviewing designs and proposals to add Ledgestone to the entrance of the Lakes Recreation Center. • Potential landscape projects for 2013 will re-volve around 91st Avenue, Beardsley and interior areas with irrigation issues. Plan on attending the Landscape/Facilities meeting for more informa-tion. • The Landscape/Facilities Committee will be reviewing the 5 year wall painting and the Gran-ite Maintenance Plan for upgrades during 2013.

Be sure to review the March Special events in the Blue Pages for all the dates and time of

meetings and Special events.

BRInG On MARCH! Spring is in the air… the weather is warming up…

and it is a perfect time to maintain your gates.The WVA Architectural Standards for GATES read: • The frame must be painted the color of the wall.• The wood slats in the gate must be painted the color of the wall or left natural and sealed with a

clear preservative.• Slats made from a composite material do not

need to be sealed with a clear preservative.• The gate must be maintained in good condition.Please feel welcome to call with any questions.

Thank you for the opportunity to serveyour community!

Terah and Karen - 623-561-0099



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MaX aLLEn. Registered Pharmacist since June 1962 and practiced in 3 states. I owned a neighbor-hood pharmacy in Bangor, Maine, provided statewide vendor and consultant services to nursing facilities, boarding facilities and penal institutions until Nov. 1986. I enjoy giving back to my community, profes-sion and synagogue. I have participated by serving on boards, taking on the responsibility of leadership at all levels. Westbrook Village is an active commu-nity and fun to live in. I am asking for your vote to the Board of Directors to enable me to contribute knowl-edge and experience that I have accumulated to help us continue to grow and prosper.PETEr aTkInS. Peter was born and raised in the UK and became a U.S. Citizen in 1992. Educated in the UK as a Management Accountant, Peter spent his 34 year career with 3M where he retired in 2002 as I.T. Director. Peter and his wife Janet are active in the golf community where Peter is a past President of the 18 Hole Couples group. He currently holds the position of President on the Westbrook Village Asso-ciation BOD and serves on the WVA Budget Commit-tee, Ways and Means Committee and the Personnel Committee. Peter has also served on the Landscape and Facilities Committee and has held the position of Treasurer of the BOD. Peter’s objective is to maintain Westbrook Village to the highest standards, ensur-ing our community provides the lifestyle that attracted our residents to Westbrook Village. He is committed to long-term fiscal responsibility and planning for the future.kEn boonTJEr. My name is Ken Boontjer. Born in 1948 in Hastings, Nebraska. JoAnn and I have been married for almost 41 years. I went into the US Army in 1968 and served in Vietnam as a joint CIA./Military Intelligence operation that targeted the politi-cal enemy. I attended and graduated from Glendale CC and attended ASU as an elementary education major. The last several of my 34 years at the Post Of-fice, I worked as a union steward. This meant I had to negotiate settlements between management and craft personnel, and do so very successfully. Since my re-tirement, and before, I have taught Bible study groups for my church and some other churches. As an elder, I had to decide on financial, personnel, insurance and budget activities. I love living in Westbrook Village. My desire is to see that our residents have informa-tion given on future plans, and desire to have their input into such plans. My goal is to represent you in making sound, appropriate decisions for our commu-nity.aMY MILLEr. I enjoy living in Westbrook Village and spend a good deal of time volunteering for the community. You might recognize my name as I found-ed and plan the Annual Home Expo/Fall Festival and the Westbrook 2nd Sunday’s Farmer’s Market. My husband and I moved to Eagle Ridge 6 years ago. When we first moved here, I assisted in managing the Lakes Rec Center office; at that point I determined I would someday run for the Board of Directors. To fur-

ther learn about the issues that confront our Home-owner’s Association, I joined one it its integral com-mittees, the Architectural Control Committee serving as its chair for 2 of the 4 years I have been an active member. I helped update the Village with the expand-ed color pallet, the addition of Ledgestone to the com-munity and guided the ACC to become a much more approachable, user-friendly group. Through this work and volunteer experiences, I have gained a very com-prehensive understanding of our HOA. DEnIS rIDDIForD. My wife and I purchased a home in WVA in 2001 after spending 16 years as owner-principal of Highway Supply, LLC, a high-way specialty company located in Albuquerque NM. While living in NM I was president of the Rio Grande Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors and served on several committees of the Del-Norte Rotary Club of Albuquerque. While Living in Colorado, I was instrumental in organizing the Echo Lake Homeowner Association, in Pagosa Springs and was elected to serve as President of the Board. In Westbrook Village I have served on the ACC and was appointed to the Board in 2009 to fill an expired term. During that term I served on the Ways and Means Committee, Co-Chair the Ad Hoc Median Improvement Committee and served on the Personnel Committee. I have also been involved in the Charity Challenge Car Show. My objective is to provide guidance and counsel to our professional management team. The Board has the responsibility to see the Association operates within budget while maintaining our facilities to meet current needs. With Board and committee experience you will elect an experienced resident who understands the operation of WBV HOA. As a Board member I will lis-ten and see resident input on issues that come before the Board.cLarkE SToUgh. My wife Margie and I live in Westbrook Village because we like the people, the surroundings and this makes year round homeowner-ship ideal for us. I would like to help keep Westbrook Village functioning properly at reasonable costs. I be-lieve my management and financial background plus experience as President of a Chicago property man-agement company, Chief Operating Officer of a large travel company and working for venture capital com-panies would be an asset to the Westbrook Village Board.

We have received 6 applications for the Board of Directors. As per the term limits of the WVA By-Laws, the Homeowner Association will elect three (3) Directors to the WVA Board of Directors at the Annual Meeting March 13 at 6:00 at the Lakes Rec Center.

PhoTo ID hoUrS. Photo ID’s taken at the Lakes every day 5:30am-9:30pm. Paperwork needs to be obtained in Administrative office prior to getting a new ID. Hours: M-Th 8am-4:30pm.

rEgULar EVEnTS aT WESTbrook

WVa MEETIng noTIcESWeStBROOK VILLAGe BOARD OF DIReCtORS MeetInG - 1st Wednesday of the Month, 8:00 a.m. at FALC.ReCReAtIOn COMMIttee - 2nd Tuesday of the month 8:30 a.m. at VISTAS.ACC - 3rd Tuesday of the month 1:00 p.m. at FALC.LAnDSCAPe/FACILItIeS - 2nd Wednesday of the month 9:00 a.m. FALC.(FALC is Fine Arts and Learning Center located at Vistas Rec Center complex.)

*all date and times are subject to change.



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EVEnTS aT WESTbrook VILLagE - We are doing our best to fulfill the request of the residents. If you are interested in any of the up-coming events, please be sure to sign-up or purchase your tickets in advance so we can guarantee payment. We have been faced with the issue of having to cancel events due to lack of advance ticket sales & people wanting to purchase tickets at the door. Please help us keep from removing these events and activities from your social calendar.

marCHspECIal EVEnts

Questions on WVA Special events, please call the Vistas Rec Center 623-566-6178 or

the Lakes Rec Center 623-566-6181

March 13 WVa annUaL MEETIng

LakES rEc cEnTEr 6:00 PM March 8

BInGO - 6:00 P.M. Sharp. Lakes Rec Center Bring a can of food for the food bank

March 9Th & 10Th FIne ARtS SHOW - Fine Arts Learning Center

March 9PACIFIC nORtHWeSt CRAB FeeD

Doors Open at 5:30 PM, Dinner served at 6:00 PM BYOB and Bring Crab picking tools

March 10 FARMeR’S MARKet

9:00 AM to 1:00 PM - Lakes Rec CenterMarch 14

SHReD-A-tHOn. Lakes Rec Center Parking Lot.Look for more info in future e-mail blasts.

March 14Th-17Th VILLAGe PLAyeRS“No Time Like the Present”

March 24ItALIAn AMeRICAn SPAGHettI

DInneRVistas Rec Center

$8.00 Adults, $6.00 kids, 10 & under 12:00pm til 4:00pmMarch 26

GM COFFee 8:30 AM. Vistas Rec Center

nO MARCH BOARD OF DIReCtORS MeetInGAll other meeting regularly scheduled

Please check out the conceptual drawings

of the entrance at Country Club and Union Hills. Drawings are located at the Recreation Centers.

charITY chaLLEngE WEEkEnDBonnie FrancoWith the rain all day Saturday both Tennis and Pickleball tournaments were unable to play. The Pickleball group even tried to squeeze in a game on Sunday but the

weather just would not allow it. Golf was can-celled with both cours-es too wet to use. The Car Show and Walk-A-Thon was cancelled because of the rain. In spite of all the weather related cancellations, the Charity Challenge Party was held Sunday afternoon. The big raffle prizes were assigned as well as the 50/50 raffle winners. Both the Live & Silent Auctions took place with many pleased bidders. The food & beverages were well re-ceived & the golf prizes were given away to the registered players as if they had actually played

a round of golf. With all the combined monies earned from the Charity Challenge Golf Tournament, the Chili Cook Off, the Challenge Bingo event donations from the Tennis Club and the Pickleball Club plus monies gath-ered on Sunday, we managed to earn over $25,000 which will be forwarded to the University of Arizona Can-cer Center. Paola Werstler, from the Cancer Center, was present Sunday at the party and she was happy to see many friends from prior years.

Paola Werstler andLeslie Freedman

Pete Riedel, Paola Werstler and Paul Brown

LookIng For coMMITTEE VoLUnTEErSInterested in helping your Community? We are always looking for volunteers for our Committees. Recreation Committee, Landscape & Facilities. The Architectural Control Committee has 3 openings. If you would like to serve on this Committee, please fill out an application at the Administration office or call 623-561-0099.

VoLUnTEEr oF ThE YEarEvery year around this time, Westbrook Village looks for residents that have given their time & talents to West-brook Village, & consistently exceed the expectations of the club or position they volunteer for - if you have some-one you would like to nominate for Volunteer of the Year, please e-mail their name & a synopsis of their accom-plishments to [email protected].




Renewal by Andersen will be holdinga Seminar on March 26th

at the Lakes Recreational Centerat 12:30 pm

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Presented by Pacific Northwest Club

CRAB FEED DINNER DANCE

LAKES RECREATION CENTER

SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2013 Doors open 5:30 PM, Dinner served 6:30 PM

$30.00 per person

Open to everyone in WBV and Guests

Catering provides Dungeness crab, Caesar salad, garlic bread, fruit and great desserts

and decaf coffee!

Live music & dancing rounds off the evening.

BYOB & CRAB PICKING TOOLS

Sign up at the Lakes or Vistas Rec. Center by Feb. 28thQUESTIONS? CALL GLENN GARFIELD 623-566-0306

Contact: Julie Shawcross(Event Coordinator, Westbrook Village) [email protected]

• Wedding • Anniversary• Reunion • Birthday • Shower

• Business Meeting & much more!

We Can HelpIf you are thinking of planning a...



WESTBROOKVILLAGE

ITALIAN AMERICAN CLUB

14th AnnualSpaghetti and

Meatball Dinner

SUNDAy, MARCh 24Vistas Ballroom

Served NOON to 4PM$8.00 Adults & $6.00 Children (10 & Under)

Dinner includes: salad, meatballs, bread, soda & ALL the Spaghetti

you can eat. (BYOB)

A portion of the proceeds from this Dinner will be contributed to local charities.

Purchase tickets at the Vistas or Lakes Recreation Centers

DeADLIne for all ARtICLeS orAD copy is the 28th of each month

to be published toward the endof next month.

Call Betty 623-939-7511or email: [email protected]




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We’re excited to welcome 2 more volunteers from Cambridge Crossing: Joan Carlson & Lee Allinger. Both are fairly new to Westbrook and ready to begin their helping careers! Thanks to Joyce Bersano, long-time Helping Hands volunteer for her recruiting effort. I must apologize for not acknowledging all the won-derful people in this community who make a practice of taking care of their homebound neighbors’ needs, giving aid and assistance on a regular basis. The only way they make it into this article is if I person-ally hear about them. So if anyone wants to nominate a neighbor for recognition, please give me a call! On that note, I’d like to nominate Jeff & Cindy Broderick as outstanding neighbors, who have been going far and above being good neighbors for many years. The recipient of this loving care and concern didn’t want to be mentioned. Cindy & Jeff are some of unsung he-roes in our community, who answer distress calls at all hours and are always willing to drop everything to help. They do it willingly and graciously, without ques-tion or thought of self, and they have our highest re-gard. You are ALL appreciated! We also want to men-tion that some of our volunteers have expressed an interest in doing visiting, playing cards, or reading to people. If you have a special need, please give ei-ther Roz Farnsworth or Betty Sullivan a call and we’ll check our “special list” to see if we can accommodate your request. Finally, we thank the following people for donations received last month. Gene Pinkerton donat-ed a 4-wheel walker & cane, Mark B. Monroe donat-ed a wheelchair & 2 walkers and Lou Telles donated cash. Thank you for supporting our organization and its mission to be there for each other.Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compli-ment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have

the potential to turn a life around. – Leo BuscagliaHelping Hands volunteers are committed to helping each other – we invite you to join us! Founding Co-Chairs Betty Sullivan 623-566-3399, Myra Singer 623-566-2691, Coordinators Roz Farnsworth 623-322-6688, Gloria Pawluk 623-566-5997, Betty Bishop 623-566-1908 or Bill Reisener-Equipment 623-572-3017.

WE nEED YoUr hELP!WEStSiDE AnimAL ShELtEr

bLAnkEt DrivEAll these precious animals ask is a blanket to lay on and keep

their shivering little bodies warm and off the cement...

If anyone has any old blankets, sheets, dog beds, pillows, bedspreads or mattress pads that you no longer use, I will take them to the Westside Shelter every Thursday of every week OR you can drop these items off at Erickson Chiropractic Clinic, 91st Ave. & Union Hills, 8996 W. Union Hills Dr. #103. 623-566-4694. Office located on Northeast corner behind Walgreens. My name is Cristi. I can be reached at 623-628-7066.




WILLoWbrook UnITED METhoDIST chUrch19390 n. 99th Ave., Sun City 623-974-5637

PeORIA DIAMOnD CLuB. The club is a nonprofit organi-zation whose volunteers participate in the daily operation of Spring Training at the Peoria Sports Complex. Through extensive volunteer efforts the club is dedicated to support-ing the many community programs that educate & enrich children’s lives while enhancing their future. For 19 years our organization has contributed to hundreds of commu-nity youth programs while impacting thousands of children. There are many opportunities to support our cause. If you’re interested in membership, sponsorship or volunteering visit www.peoriadiamondclub.org or call 623-773-8710.

* * *Get FRee HeLP WItH tAX RetuRnS! AARP Tax-Aide offers free tax counseling & preparation service for low & middle income taxpayers with special attention to those 60 & older. This service will be offered Feb. 1 to Apr. 15: Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays 9am-12 noon at the Westbrook Vil-lage Lakes Rec Center: 19251 N Westbrook Pkwy (Peoria)

* * *SeAttLe MARIneRS & SAn DIeGO PADReS tICKetS. Tickets for all Seattle Mariners & San Diego Padres games at Peoria Sports Complex on sale. The complex will host 37 games, including 2 World Baseball Classic stances. In-dividual game tickets $7 to $28 with discounts available for group purchases & season ticket packages. Tickets online

Willowbrook uMC Services & new Member Info. We offer 2 worship services at 8:30 AM & again at 10:15 AM on Sundays. Sabbath services are at 5:00 PM & is a ca-sual gathering & might include an art sermon by our very own Reverend Steve Marshall. Seekers Sunday School starts at 10:00 AM in the Library Lounge. Reverend Steve Marshall is officiating the Easter Sun Rise Service on Sunday, March 27 at 6:15 AM in the Wil-lowbrook courtyard. Be sure to come back for the 8:30 AM or 10:15 AM Easter message at our regular time.March 2 & 3 is food donations weekend - If you plan to attend Willowbrook Church on one of these dates remember to bring canned foods that will be donated to the Salvation Army. Cash donations received will be shared with Valley View Community Food Bank.new Member Information meetings - We invite you to join us for the New Member meeting Sat., Mar. 9 at 4pm in the Library Lounge & Sun., Mar. 10 at 10am in the Conference Room. Our new members may join on Sat., Mar. 23 or Sun., Mar. 24 at the service of their choice.Lenton Worship Services every Wednesday in March at 7:00 PM meets in the Chapel through March 20. Speakers will share with us the path that drew them to the cross. Our hope is their witnesses will help us con-nect with our own experiences of faith and faithfulness.March 17 - 3:00 PM The Desert Brass conducted by Charles Musgrave will present lots of favorites and some fun surprises in the Sanctuary. Purchase your tickets at the door for $5.00 and children 12 and under are free. March 26, 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM – “Are you Ready for the Future?” community program presented by the Personal Assistance Program at Willowbrook. The 3 speakers are Tom Fenner, representing Hospice of the Valley; Chris Lutzel will focus on Veteran’s benefits & at-tendance for veterans & Elder Law & legal issues. Re-freshments provided by P.A.P. & Hospice of the Valley.All programs presented by the P.A.P. are strictly informa-tional and provided as resources only. Willowbrook UMC does not endorse or promote any outside agencies due to our non-profit status.March 28 – Maundy thursday Communion Service at 7 PM will feature “Golgotha” a meaningful narrative re-enactment witnessing to the experiences of those clos-est to Jesus and to his arrest and crucifixion. Everyone is welcome to join any or all of our scheduled events. WILLOWBROOK uMC GRIeFSHARe at 9:30 to 11:30 AM, every Wednesday. March 6 is God’s Prescription

for Grief; March 13 is Stuck in Grief; March 20 is Grief’s Top 20 Lessons, Part I; and March 27 is Grief’s Top 20 Lessons, Part II. Understanding grief’s uniqueness and God’s prescription for grief. GriefShare meets in the Li-brary Lounge for both men and women. The class pro-vides support and encouragement for those experienc-ing the pain of loss. Each session is “stand alone” so it is not necessary to attend these sessions in sequence or being at just a certain place in the cycle. Contact Rev. Linda De Atley for more information at (623) 974-5637.KRIS KRAFteRS SeWInG GROuP meeting March 7 & 21 at 9:00 AM in Wilson Fellowship Hall. If you want to learn how to sew, crochet, knit or have a talent you’d like to share, please join us. Men are invited to participate.eVeRy SAtuRDAy – 7:45 AM Willowbrook Bowling team invites newcomers to join them at the Bell Recre-ation Center 16810 N 99th Ave, Sun City. Get out and about and meet new friends and have fun. No experi-ence required and bring your happy face.WRIte yOuR LIFe StORy class meets every Wednes-day but the 27th in March from 2:00 until 4:00 PM in the Music Room. You’ll learn to record your stories for your children, grandchildren, and other family members. All are welcome to participate.

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PacIFIc norThWEST cLUb. The Annual Crab Feed is March 9 at the Lakes Rec Center. Tickets avail-able at both Rec Centers at $30 including membership dues for 2013. See our ad in this issue for additional info. All WBV residents invited to join us.

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NEWS RELEASES

bUDDY nEEDS YoUr LoVE9-YEAR-OLD CHIHUAHUA. Needs a loving home. He is not a yippy-barking dog, very lovable, smart & well behaved. He has had his wellness check up & vaccines. He loves going for walks, belly rubs & just being close to you. He would do best in an only dog situ-ation as he likes all of the atten-tion.

If you would like to meet Buddy call 623-362-9101



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ShEEPShEaD. Jerry Karl 623-566-0581. Come & join us for a fun & challenging game of cards & a great place to meet new friends. Sheepshead Club meets every Friday at 1 p.m. in the Learning Center back card room. All level of players welcome, beginners, novices & experts. We will give lessons to anyone interested in learning a new and exciting game.

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SEnIor roLLErS. ellen Howells 623-825-4907. 50+ mixed league. Mon. 1pm Brunswick Zone, Glendale, 17210 N. 59th Ave. 602-978-1777. 30-week season starts Sept. Openings for singles or teams of 4. Call Tom Goetz 825-6335 or Len Piwko 825-6641.

TabLE TEnnIS. Ken Macumber 623-572-0265. We welcome other residents & visitors to join us in all levels of singles & doubles. We have extra paddles if you don’t. If after you join our club, we are happy to accept a $10.00 donation towards equipment. We meet Monday, 10am at the Vistas. We also meet Wednesday and Friday 1pm.

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bILLIarDS. Dave Cleaver 623-561-0178. Playing 8 Ball with 2 man teams & changing partners each week. Openings for regular weekly players & substitutes. If any men/women are interested in playing call me. Play Thurs. evenings 6:30pm at Lakes Billiards room.

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at www.padres.com or www.mariners.com, 800-677-1227 or at Peoria Sports Complex box office, 16101 N. 83rd Ave.

* * *enGIneeRS CLuB OF tHe WeSt VALLey. “PaleoBio Origins of Multicellular Life” is the topic for discussion by Mark Zamoyski at our March 1 luncheon meeting. The col-lection of fossils from northern Arizona provides a snapshot in time of a biodiversity explosion event in progress 250 mil-lion years ago. The club is a social organization that meets at 11:30am on 1st Fri. each month, Oct. thru June, at Bri-arwood Country Club, 135th & Meeker in Sun City West. Membership is open to anyone who has worked in or had close ties to engineering or scientific fields. Many spouses attend regularly. Most members are retirees & several live in WBV & Ventana Lakes. Additional info available on club website: www.engineersaz.com. Cost is $18. Visitors al-ways welcome just call Reservations (Dave) 623-544-0942.

* * *SHOeBOX MInIStRIeS. Provides for victims of domestic violence & homeless families. Items packed in shoeboxes & distributed to 50 shelters in the valley. Items needed: bar soaps, washcloths, razors, toothbrushes/paste, combs/brushes, deodorants, sanitary supplies, socks (especially womens’) Band-Aids, q-tips, cottonballs, emery boards, standard size or hotel size shampoo, conditioner & lotions. Donation baskets at both Rec Centers.

* * *Sun CIty CHRIStIAn WOMen’S CLuB BRunCH March 15 at 9am Sun City Country Club 9433 N. 107 Ave. Sun City. Sponsored by the Sun City Christian Women’s Club. A Non-Denominational Group, Open to the Public. Affiliated with Stonecroft Ministries. Speaker: Brenda Copeland will present a musical concert. She has been singing since she was 3 & is a cancer survivor. Cost: $16.00 (Note change in cost). Reservations/Cancellations due by Fri. A.M., Mar. 8. Call Betty 623-362-1231 (Cell 623-341-6019) or Lois 623-815-9184 or E-mail Winnie at [email protected].

TEnnIS cLUb. Catherine nagy. Rain... it makes the green things greener but it does not make it easy to host a Charity Challenge Tennis Event. Despite the washout Jan. 26, a hearty group gathered for a chat & a donut while the puddles enlarged. We look forward to our very own Wimbledon Tennis followed by lunch com-plete with Champagne, strawberries & cream on March 2. For players interested in a trip to Sun City West, there is a Senior Tennis Tournament April 4-7 for all levels. For info call 623-214-8935 or view www.swinginto-springaz.com. The club welcomes new members at the Ladies’ Ladder on Monday & Wednesday morning & at the Men’s Ladder on Tuesday & Thursday mornings. Check the time of play at the Lakes Tennis Ramada. For info regarding the club please call 623-566-0548.

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WbV PIckLEbaLL. Liz Lage 623-566-2864. The club was represented at the City of Surprise Tournament in Jan. Congratulations to Laurie Wilhelm & Mike Wroug-ton for winning the Gold Medal in the Mixed Doubles category & to Laurie Wilhelm & Maureen Dooling for a Bronze Medal in the Lady Doubles category. Our WBV Charity Challenge Pickleball Tournament was to be held Jan. 26 but because of the rain, we were unable to play. We did enjoy our ‘After the Games Pizza Social’ on the Vistas Patio. The plan is to reschedule the Tournament at a later date. Pickleball is an enjoyable sport. If you would like to join the fun, we offer free Pickleball les-sons! It’s no pressure, just come to the Pickleball courts on Mondays at 5pm & meet our instructor David Moore.

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naTIonaL Mah Jongg LEagUE. Players of all skill levels are invited to play Mah Jongg every Friday from 1-4 p.m. in the FALC (Fine Arts Build-ing). We’ll be using the new 2013 National Mah Jongg League cards. Cards are available for $8.00. Free les-sons are available the last Friday of the month for those who call ahead & sign up. Call Judy Pellish 623-362-1046 to arrange for lessons. This is a friendly game & all are welcome! Questions? Call Judy Pellish 623-362-1046 or Arline Carter 623-572-4347.

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VISTaS TUESDaY LaDIES’ brIDgE. Millie John-son 623-825-7855. We invite all lady bridge players to our social bridge group. We play at the Vistas Rec Center every Tuesday. Please plan to arrive by 12:45 so we can start playing promptly at 1pm. We com-plete our 4 rounds of bridge at approx. 4pm. A sign-up folder is kept in the Vistas Lobby for your conve-nience. Please join us - there is no long term commit-ment, just a chance to meet your neighbors & play a relaxed afternoon of bridge. Cost is $1.00 a session.

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MonDaY SocIaL brIDgE. Group open to all resi-dents in good standing with the WVA. Men/women welcome. Begin play promptly 12:45pm so players should be there 12:30pm. Everyone pays 50 cents for prizes & winners of the day are responsible for setting up the next week. Sign up in Bridge Book at the Lakes Rec Center. Call Frank Cherf 623-566-0724.

* * *ShanghaI. Rose Godbehere 623-362-1588. Wed. 6:30 p.m. at the Lakes. Newcomers welcome (men and women). It is an easy game to learn and fun to play.

* * *WrIghT-PaTTErSon Mah Jongg. Mary Mac-Cracken 623-566-3312. Group plays every week Mondays, 12:30pm at the Lakes in the Ballroom by the stage. New-comers welcome. We use the Wright-Patterson Rule Books & teach new players. We go to lunch 11:15am 3rd Mon. each month & sometimes start play later that day.




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Pan. Rose Godbehere 623-362-1588. Wed., 12:00 at the FALC. A fun game of cards for men and women.

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SUnDaY nIghT FUn brIDgE. Dan McCarthy 623-572-7779. We invite you to join our friendly, fun-lov-ing group for an evening of fellowship & no pressure bridge. We guarantee a pleasant evening. Bring a part-ner & come to the FALC. Play begins promptly 6pm.

crIbbagE. Joan Dare 623-566-5927. We are a relaxed group with good teachers. Join us Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. at the Lakes if you would like to try the game.

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PokEr cLUb. The Lakes Poker Club is looking for new members. Call Sonny Roccaforte 623-271-0029.

* * *ProgrESSIVE hanD & FooT. Easy to learn form of Canasta. We now play Progressive Hand & Foot 2 after-noons a week Tues. & Thurs. 12:15pm. Both games at Lakes Rec Center. Come either or both days. Call Susan McDonald 623-414-3697. Jim Carter 623-748-9184.

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rEaLLY FUn brIDgE. Ted Cooper, 1-877-841-3334. Wed. 9am-11:30am. Vistas Rec Center. Just bring a partner. All bridge players are welcome.

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PInochLE. Annette Colombo 623-362-8189. Mon. Lakes Rec Center. Games start 7pm Sharp. Single deck - Partners. $1.00 pp covers coffee & prizes to high scorers. Come join with a friendly group of men & women.

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DUPLIcaTE brIDgE. Director Joan Du Chemin 623-566-1046. Monday afternoon game starts 12:30pm. To sign up or need a partner call Joan 623-566-1046. If you are signed up & have to cancel call me.

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WbV LaDIES’ MaraThon brIDgE. Our an-nual awards luncheon is Thurs., April 4 at 12:30 p.m. at the Vistas Rec Center. We have not yet finalized the menu & do not know the cost at this time. We will be playing bridge after the luncheon & there will be prize money for that day’s play. Please get your score sheet to Mary Bogo, 8508 W. Utopia Rd., Peoria, AZ. 85382 as soon as possible after the completion of your games & no later than March 31. Call Mary Bogo 623-362-9845 or Kathy Snider 623-561-6975 with any questions and to make reservations for the luncheon.

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WbV PLaYErS. Dale Baker. Ready for a night at the theater? “No Time Like the Present” by Karen

VILLagE VoIcES. Dee Bolke. Do you remember when you could put a nickel in the ‘Nickelodeon’ & play your favorite song? If you do, you are sure to en-joy the Spring Concert of Village Voices, which will in-clude many more of your old favorites. You will need a ticket, which will be available at either Rec Center at $10 or $9 for Cactus Club members. The concert is Sun., April 14 at the Vistas Rec Center at 2pm. Village Voices has welcomed several new members & return-ing members to the chorus & we appreciate their con-tribution. If interested in scheduling appearances by the chorus or the smaller groups, contact Peggy John-son 623-572-2902. You still have time to join us & if you’re interested call Pat Phillips 623-566-4186.

DESErT DancErS. Sharon Matyskiela 623-566-1548. Now that the Follies are over, the Desert Danc-ers have one more major event to look forward to, the Gotta’ Dance 2013 show on April 28. Unfortunately, after April two of our most talented & valued mem-bers will no longer be dancing with us. We would like to take this opportunity to say farewell to Veronica Johnson & Mary Lanham (pictured) whom we have treasured for many years. They both have storied ca-reers in the art of dance & have blessed WBV with their amaz-ing duets & routines as they have all over the West Valley. We will miss them tremendously! Come to the show April 28 to see their final performances.

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ThUrSDaY MornIng LaDIES’ brIDgE aT ThE LakES. E.J. Wulf 623-362-9699. Here we are into 2013 & still room for you to join us at Bridge. We want to welcome back some of our former members that have drifted away. Do come back! We miss you! It is “same o same o” - Sign up in the Bridge Book found in the Lakes Lobby & arrive by 9:00. We begin play at 9:15 after you have a delicious cup of coffee.

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VISTaS WaTEr aErobIcS. Mar. 1. St. Patrick’s Day Happy Hour on the Vistas terrace from 4pm-6pm. Sign up required. BYOB/appitzers to share. Mar. 25. 8am-11am Breakfast on terrace. Hosted by board - sign up required. Kickoff for Female Troop Drive starting at Breakfast on terrace 25th thru April 15. Donation bins at both Vistas & Lakes. These products are for our Female Armed Forces. Questions call 623-362-1046. E-mail: [email protected]

hanD & FooT ThUrSDaY EVEnIng. We play the progressive form at the Lakes Thursday evening promptly at 6:30 pm. All levels of play welcome. Instruc-tions provided for the Regular Hand & Foot as well as a 2-handed version called Hand, Foot and Tail. Join us for an evening of fun, cars and fellowship.Info call Shirley Bissett 623-566-4608. Linda Hofman 623-566-3366.

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Roggenkamp opens Thurs. March 14 & runs through Sun. March 17. For $12 ($13 at door) you can enjoy BYOB Happy Hour at 6:15pm, play at 7:00 pm on Thurs. or Sat. Friday night’s show (March 15) has an earlier BYOB Happy Hour (5:30 pm) & catered din-ner at 6:00 pm for $30. Sunday’s matinee is at 2:00 pm. The cast including 4 new members (Barbie MacBride, Tim Valdisera, Mary Wright, Cassaundra Brooks, Jeff Strickman & Marilou McIntyre) will entertain you with escapades of a time traveling couple who jump 50 years into the present. Each night a Readers’ The-ater performance of 1 finalists script from our 2012 10 Minute Playwriting Contest will follow: “Odd Man Out” written by Dan Webster (Thurs), “Play on Words” by Patsy Dewire (Fri.), “Respite” by Greg Pizzolato (Sat.) & “Foretold by the Stars” by Sharon Moore (Sun.) Would you like to join us in preparing future performances? Help us celebrate our 10th year as Village Players starting this fall. Look forward to cake for everyone & a full year of merriment. We meet monthly the 2nd Mon. in the Vistas at 7 pm. Our next meeting is Mar. 11. For inquiries e-mail Max Allen: [email protected] or call 623-523-3997.

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WbV LaPIDarY & SILVErSMITh cLUb. Create your own style of ‘bling’. Explore, learn & create innovative handcrafted jewelry utilizing bead - string or wire; wire wrapping; glass fusing; chain maille & silversmithing. Expertise provided by knowledgeable members & guest artists. Club located at the Lakes Rec Center. Monitored workshop open Mon., Wed. & Fri. 9-Noon. Additional workshop hours & instructional classes posted at both Rec Centers as well as the window at the Lapidary Shop. Club membership $20.00. The club offers a friendly, safe place to experience or expand your creativity. Check out our blog spot: westbrooklapidary.blogspot.com to view what members of the club are doing. Pres. Judi Rand 623-566-5327. V.P. Barbara Carrington 623-566-1434.

STaInED gLaSS cLUb. All residents welcome to visit or join whether a novice or super experienced in stained glass art. Sam Fitch is our instructor 623-570-8820. Questions Jan Warren 623-566-1991.

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WbV WInE cLUb. Meets 4th Tues. each month in Lakes Ballroom 6-8 pm. Usually a ‘theme’ night where each individual tasting wine brings a bottle from the ‘theme’ wine region, an appetizer to pass & your own wine glass. If there is a speaker who supplies the wine, there will be a charge at the door. Season starts Oct. 23 with wines from Germany. Contact Sharon Meeker [email protected] or 398-8441 after 4pm.

babY booMEr SocIaL cLUb. Born between 1944-1964 (or close to it?) Singles & Couples. Get Up, Get Out & Enjoy Life! 1st Fri. each month. FALC Bldg. (where the Posse lives) 6-7:30pm. Bring your own glass, ice & drink, an appetizer to share & your name tag. Contact Louise Mead. [email protected] 623-523-2776.

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WbV hIkIng groUP. Hikes held every Fri. thru mid-April, except during holidays. They range from 5 to 8 miles in length & vary from moderate to strenu-ous. Leave from the Lakes Rec Center parking lot at 6:40am. Wear sturdy hiking boots, hat & sunscreen. Bring 2 qts of water, lunch & personal 1st-aid supplies. Volunteer drivers reimbursed 10¢ per mile. 1st-time hikers should call hike leader, Allen Miller 623-825-6447 or Don Kent 623-566-9806 before coming. All hik-ers should notify Miller by Wed. noon before the Fri. hike so arrangements can be made for transportation.

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hoME&garDEn cLUb. Amy Miller 623-455-3537. Come enjoy the camaraderie of the Farmer’s Market! Sunday, March 10, Lakes Parking Lot. 9am-1pm. Have you tried the artisan breads yet? They are truly remarkable! New & returning vendors will of-fer a wide selection of food, produce & handcrafted items. Bring the best to your table! Save this date: Home Expo/Fall Festival Sat., November 9, 2014.

ITaLIan aMErIcan cLUb. Lee Arra. Big event is 14th Annual All You Can Eat Spaghetti Dinner Mar. 24 from Noon-4pm at the Vistas Rec Center. Tickets for sale at both Rec Centers - $8 for adults & $6 for children 10 & under. Come enjoy a delicious meal & meet our mem-bers who will be there working to make it a wonderful lunch. February was our Valentine’s Day celebration, the Open House at the Lakes & a 2 niter to Laughlin which included tickets to the Jack Jones Concert. IAC is open to all residents. Join us 2nd Mon. each month Sept.-May at the Vistas for coffee, conversation & fun activities.

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WbV roaDrUnnErS rV cLUb. At our rally there were 20 RVers & 4 guests that made the trip to Solvang, CA during the coldest week in January. We headed to the Flying Flags RV Park in Buellton, CA next to the Danish community of Solvang. Our hosts were Jo & Larry Laird. They supplied a delicious breakfast at the RV Park’s Clubhouse. Some of the interesting places we visited were Solvang’s Bakeries, shopping at Solvang’s Farmers Market, Old Mission at Santa Barbara, Pismo Beach, Chumash casino, wineries & lunch at the Santa Barbara wharf. Our wonderful hosts also served a spe-cial Italian Ziti/sausage dinner & all the trimmings prepared by Jan & Mike Shane. We all enjoyed dinner at the famous Andersen’s Pea Soup Restaurant & cele-brated Dean Shaw’s 70th birthday with a cake. Another special event was a Chili Cook-off enjoyed by all. We all sampled 5 different chilis made by our RVers. It was a close contest with Butch Rasmussen winning this year. Thank you Jo & Larry Laird for a fantastic job as our hosts. We missed you Jan and Mike Shane.

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WbV book cLUb. Betty Sullivan. The ‘Life of Pi’ by Yann Martel is our book selection for Mar. 21. Jo Earn-shaw will lead the discussion at the FALC at 1 pm. ‘Life of Pi’ is a fantasy adventure novel published in 2001. Pi, an Indian boy explores issues of spirituality & prac-ticality from an early age. He survives 227 days after a shipwreck while stranded on a boat in the Pacific Ocean with a Bengal tiger. Lunch prior to book review will be at the Links Restaurant at 11:30am. Call Linda Mickel-son 623-825-8544 for reservations. Other questions, call Diana Scribner 623-541-602-1661.

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WbV WoMEn’S cLUb. Ruth Ann Haas 523-444-9691. On Mar. 13 we will meet at Tagliani’s, 8349 W. Bell Rd. Luncheon choices: Eggplant Parmesan, Spinach Mani-cotti & Sausage Lasagna. Price of $24 includes rai-sin bread pudding for dessert, garlic bread, salad, soft drinks, tax & gratuity. Sign up at either Rec Center by Mar. 10. All WBV women invited to attend! You may at-tend 2 meetings before being asked to join. If you would like a ride, please call Diana Salins 623-561-9791 or call me. We will be happy to make arrangements for you! We’re excited to announce a Fashion Show on April 10 at 11:30 at the Union Hills Country Club. Fashions this year will be from Cold Water Creek. They will be show-ing their new Spring Fashions. Watch for more info at the Rec Centers & sign up sheets available in March. Ev-eryone is invited, members, friends & neighbors.

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WbV PoTTErY cLUb. the Claymates. Addie Lar-son 623-249-2798. Claymates are using their creative abilities designing many unique clay pieces. Whether using the pottery wheel or the art of hand building, projects are created that continue to inspire. For those who want to learn, need guidance or who just want to try something new, try the variety of classes offered. Members are able to sell their creations to the commu-nity which are displayed in the front window of the studio. Join, experience, play with the clay & create. Interested? Come to the monthly meeting held the 2nd Wed. of the month, 9 am in the Pottery Room. The open house Feb 10 was a success. Thanks to all who volun-teered & attended. President, Talmon Hertz 623-537-4530, handbuilding educator, Sue Cielek 623-566-8035.

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SPEcIaLTY cLUbScoMPUTEr cLUb. Arlene Haas. Club Website: www.wvcc.us & email: [email protected] WVCC Phone: 623-255-8812. COMPUTER TALK on Thursday, April 4, in the Lakes Ballroom will feature Joe DiMichael of COI (Captains of Industry) presenting a demonstration on Microsoft Windows 8. He will discuss the two sides of the operating system, the desktop side and live tile side and for those of you who wish you still had a start button in Windows 8, there’s an app for that and Joe will show you how to install it. Remember not to miss the March 7 program, Ask the Experts - be sure to bring tablets and smartphones. All WBV residents are invited to attend. The club continues to accept donated computers systems, but not printers. Please drop them off at the Lakes Recreation Center reception desk. Classes for club members continue in February and March and descriptions are available on our club website.

• AIRPORT / TRANSPORTSErVIcE DIrEcTorY

WooDShoP cLUb. norman Palmer, [email protected] 623-566-2691. Photos show the raw material used for the bowls & a finished product. Residents are wel-come to bring minor repairs to the shop & a monitor or worker will be glad to assist. If it is beyond their skill, a professional will be suggested. If we have helped, a contribution to the shop will be appreciated. Our new can bin is in. That oversize blue bin is for your convenience in leaving cans. Income derived from the sale of cans enables the club to replace equip-ment as necessary, elimi-nating need for us to go to the Board for funds. We are self-sufficient between this income, dues & contribu-tions. Due of $20 per mem-ber including monitors is now past due. Without a new membership card you will be denied use of the shop. You can pick up your current card at the Lakes front desk. Interested in joining? The same desk has ap-plication papers. We still need monitors to enable us to keep the shop open 5 days a week. Becoming a monitor requires additional safety training & as a rule, 4 hours a month. If you are interested, please contact me.

nEIghborhooDSLakEVIEW ESTaTES. Tuesday, April 9 is our Springtime Dinner Gathering at the Lakes Rec Center. Plans are being made for our fun-filled event. More details will follow. Please plan to join us. We always have fun!



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PhoTograPhY cLUb. Rusty Pinckney. We have several field trips planned for 2013. We hope the recent rains afford wildflower photographic opportunities. Our monthly meetings include lively interactive discus-sion as well as an informative program on one aspect of photography. A recent program featured a competition between the women & men members. Judge J. J. (Gerlitz) provided impartial scoring. Watch for an image in future issue of Lifestyles. Our recent field trip was a visit to the Japanese Friendship Garden in downtown Phoenix to capture the beauty that fortunately was not disturbed by the recent freeze. In March the club will attend the Spring ACCC Spring Round Up when ASU graduate & pro-fessional photographer Kerrick James will speak. Our meet-ings afford opportunities for members to learn from oth-ers & glean new ideas and/or techniques about photog-raphy. Photo of the month is a creative image by Bette Kren-zke who captured an ice for-mation on her fountain during the cold snap in Jan. The club meets the 1st Tues. each month at 7pm in the FALC at the Vis-tas Rec Center Sept. thru May. Anyone interested in pho-tography is welcome to come at 6:30 for informal photo chat then stay for the 7:00 meeting. For more info call Bob Cielek 623-566-8035.WBV LIFESTYLES • MAR 13 31

WBV WOMen’S CLuB January 9 Luncheon at My Big Fat Greek Restaurant at Westgate.

Members of the Ceramic Club continue to work on a variety of different proj-ects. This month, we are sharing photos of work accomplished. One shows beautiful containers done in watercolor tones. The other, a lovely cross de-noting the holiday sea-son. We encourage you to call us or come to a class & look at the many other pieces that might interest you. We often go to lunch & enjoy each oth-ers company. Call Marcia Barbour 623-547-7982 or Colette MacKin-non 623-566-2503.

* * *VILLagE 9’ErS goLF groUP. Chuck Morse 623-566-7985. We had a “celebrate your heritage” pot luck dinner Jan 23. A royal feast with dishes from around the world.

agUa FrIa kIWanIS. tal Rice 623-566-5969. [email protected] Each year our club returns to the Peoria El-ementary & Alta Loma Elem. schools for our annual

RIF’s project. Books are bought by our club & given to the chil-dren to be taken home. This proj-ect is accom-plished Jan. thru Mar. After they have been read to & receive their books, this class

gets ready to sing their thanks to the reader. We have besides our members, many wives & friends who as-sist us, read in English to the many classes of students in morning & afternoon sessions. After our Christmas Big See’s Candy fundraiser, the Ringing of the bells & packing of 725 Christmas Food Boxes for the Salva-tion Army, came our Annual Pancake Breakfast fun-draiser a huge success even though we had a rainy day, next will be the parking cars at the Ball Park for Spring Training. Those available assist every other Tues. following our regular weekly meeting a couple hours, at the Valley View Food Bank. We welcome you to join us. Be our guest at 1 of our breakfast pro-grams & check us out. We meet each Tues. at 8am for Breakfast at Faith Presbyterian Church located on Del Webb Blvd., just a few blocks S. of Bell. We’re a large club, have interesting speakers & enjoy giving back, by helping with many youth & community programs. Check out our website: www.afkiwanis.com & call me.




ThE ShErIFF’S PoSSE oF WESTbrook VILLagEInSTaLLaTIon oF nEWoFFIcErS - Jan. 17

Commander Jerry Johnson, Commander Gloria Almrud with Sheriff Joe Arpaio discussing the events of the evening.

Color Guard posted the “colors.” Dispatchers - the communications hub of the WVA Posse.

Commander Gloria Almrud being sworn in by Sheriff Joe. Sgt’s Mcnutt & Sandvig also sworn in by Sheriff Joe.

the room was packed with standing room only for this installation. Sheriff Joe was a “hit” as always. Congratulations to all the newly appointed Posse members, and thank you to all the members that have served and continue to serve the Westbrook Village community. Photos Courtesy Madeline A. Keller



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Commander Gloria Almrud getting her new bars.

A very proud group!

Dispatcher of the year norma Davis. Deputy of the year Cathrine Clauer.Chrys Clark 5 year Pin & Certificate.

Commander Gloria Almrud to Commander Jerry Johnson and his beautiful wife.

Councilman Bill Patena and his lovely wife.

Board member, VP & Commander Jerry Johnson.Board member, treasurer Dave Mason. City of Peoria Commander. Board member, President Peter Atkins.

Board member, Director John McBride. not in attendance due to illness Board member Ron Lyzniak.




Al Kitchen, Auctioneer.

TEnnIS ToUrnaMEnT: The players were ready to play on Saturday, but the rain prevailed.

chaLLEngE ParTY: Good food and drinks, along with live and silent auctions, and big raffle results were all part of Sunday’s Challenge Party.

Chef Peter pitches in.

Cindy Swallow and Lyn Prout.

Quilt auction donation.

Silent Auction donations.

terry Robinson welcomes party goers.

the tennis Club.

WESTbrook VILLagE 2013charITY chaLLEngEPhotos Courtesy WBV Photography Club




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chILI chaLLEngE: The Chili Challenge had 13 competitors but everyone left a winner.

PIckLEbaLL ToUrnaMEnT: The Pickleball group made a valiant effort on the weekend, but the rain persisted.

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