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DESERT HARBOR—A 55+ COMMUNITY—APACHE JUNCTION, AZ—MAY 2019

Mother’s / Ladies Day Sunday May 12, 2019

Seating at Noon, Serving 12:30 only

First ever Special Day for all the

Ladies in our park

Residents Only No Guests

The men will cook and serve you

a great brunch consisting of:

Scrambled Eggs, Hash Brown Patty,

Bacon, Blueberry & Vanilla Scones,

Fresh Fruit, Flower Cupcakes,

Coffee, Tea, Mimosas or

Orange/Apple Juice

Please sign up by May 5th

50-50, Door Prizes And More !

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From the President’s Desk—Dave Borchardt

A lot of our winter residents have left us for their cooler summer homes and we wish them safe travels and look forward to their return later this fall. May looks like another fairly busy month starting with our last resident meeting of the summer on May 4th, our annual Cinco De Mayo salsa contest (with free Margarita’s) on May 5th, a special breakfast put on by Bob & Karen Chapin on the 9th, our first ever Mother’s/Ladies Day on the 12th, the May pot luck on the 18th which is a Mexican theme and ending the month with our Memorial Day indoor bar-b-q on the 27th. Please be sure to sign up for these events and more importantly, please be sure to show up. Just a reminder we will not have resident meetings in June-July-August but will return on September 7th. To all the residents that have helped with various activities and events this past year I can’t thank you enough. We simply could not have done it without your help! Thank You !

President (term 2018-2020) Dave Borchardt Lot #142 612-790-7549

Vice President (term 2018-2020) Bruce Wicken Lot #37 612-418-5194

Secretary (term 2019-2021) Connie Riter Lot #81 315-657-3078

Treasurer (term 2019-2021) Richard Granata Lot #99 860-922-3642

Board Member (term 2017-2020) April Doud Lot #31 509-881-1130

Board Member (term 2018-2021) Bonnie Harrison Lot #40 480-304-2449

Board Member (term 2019-2022) Karen Kroschel Lot #197 480-645-5486

ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATION

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WEB MASTER, DICK SMITH, 480-983-5819

DESERT HARBOR ACTIVITIES COORDINATORS

ACTIVITY COORDINATOR TELEPHONE

BEAN BAG CLIFF TESSMER 480-671-1414

BINGO PAULA BARKER WAYNE MILLER

712-490-7118 480-688-6903

BUNCO BECKY GARDNER 480-288-9068

CLOSET QUILTERS CAROLE HOBSON 480-288-6270

CLUBHOUSE DECORATING LeANA PEARSON 763-300-7128

GENEALOGY ESTHER LOUGH 480-288-8579

LADIES SOUP & SALAD IN PARK CONNIE RITER 315-657-3078

LADIES LUNCHEON OUT OF PARK BEA GOUDESEUNE 602-703-0220

MAHJONGG ESTHER LOUGH 480-288-8579

PING PONG DON-JUDY CHILDERS 480-982-3664

POKER DAVE DROUIN 602-459-9039

SHUFFLEBOARD WAYNE MILLER 480-688-6903

TAI CHI MIDGE DROUIN 602-459-9039

WATER VOLLEYBALL CORALEE DIKE 920-740-4867

WELCOME BILL & SHARI HAUCKE 928-978-4457

SUNSHINE BONNIE HARRISON 480-304-2449

DESERT HARBOR MANAGER, 480-288-8876

NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE Co-Editors: Connie Riter & Dave Borchardt

Writers: Midge Drouin, Jane Boudreau, Barb Nienkark, Cami Weiss

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BIRTHDAYS - ANNIVERSARIES

MAY BIRTHDAYS MAY ANNIVERSARIES

If you wish to add your birthday and/or anniversary or make any corrections to the list, please call Dick Smith at 480-983-5819

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Thank You!

DAY NAME LOT

1 Lew Smaldino 155

2 Naomi Howard 16

2 Rick Young 9

3 Bonnie Miller 161

4 Marvin King 41

5 Alan Goodwin 200

9 Matt Bailey 117

10 Kristina Boelen 79

11 Kathy Leach 148

11 Jerry Miller 170

11 Marjean Horn 145

12 John Kesler 126

14 Patricia Murphy 205

18 Larry Heming 136

19 Hans Nikolaas 79

20 Connie Riter 81

23 Sharon McCall 114

23 Deborah Williams 176

25 Betty Zaslawsky 159

27 Michelle Harris 36

28 Justine Hilliard 101

30 Barbara Nienkark 192

31 Ken Camp 98

31 Henry Hamelin 56

DAY NAME LOT

3 Brian Johnson & Sandy Ebeling

180

5 Jim & Nanci Klos 150

13 Peter & Elvira Jackson 55

13 John & Janie Kalmakoff 165

17 Paul & Paula Barker 106

18 Douglas & Sharry Hermes

127

29 Thomas & Coralee Dike 63

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WELCOME NEW RESIDENTS

BRIAN JOHNSON SANDY EBELING Brian & Sandy recently moved into lot #180 from Maricopa here in Arizona. Brian & Sandy have one son. Brian enjoys brew-ing beer, meat smoking and car repair. Sandy en-joys photography, family and their dog. Welcome Brian & Sandy to Desert Harbor!

DAVID & DURITH FAHLGREN David & Durith recently moved into lot #108 from Missouri and will be part time residents. David’s likes biking, walking, the gym and reading. Durith enjoys cooking, walking and reading. Welcome David & Durith to Desert Harbor!

RANDY HUDSON Randy recently moved into lot 67 from Illinois. Randy’s main hobby or interest is Baseball and he is a huge (if you can’t tell) Chicago Cubs fan. Randy’s brother & sister in law also live in our park, Scott & Char Hudson. Welcome Randy to Desert Harbor!

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RICK & JANE YOUNG Rick & Jane recently moved into lot #9 from North Carolina and will be part time residents. Rick enjoys hiking, biking and kayaking while Jane enjoys sewing. They have one child. Welcome Rick & Jane to Desert Harbor!

LYNN DOCKENDORF Lynn recently moved into lot #166 from Illinois and will be a full time resident. Lynn enjoys swimming, golf, cards and ping pong. Lynn has one daughter and one grandchild. Welcome Lynn to Desert Harbor!

GARY & HELEN PALMER Gary & Helen recently moved into lot #29 from California and will be full time residents. Gary enjoys model trains. They have three children, 8 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. Welcome Gary & Helen to Desert Harbor!

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JERI WOLF Jeri recently moved into lot #178 from San Tan Valley and will be a full time resident. Jeri enjoys reading, golf, bingo and traveling. She has two children, three grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Welcome Jeri to Desert Harbor!

SHANT & LETTY MEEROIAN Shant & Letty recently moved into lot #11 from Cottonwood AZ and will be full time residents. Shant enjoys hiking, swimming, cooking and mu-sic. Letty enjoyr crafts, art, exercise and hiking. They have one child. Welcome Shant & Letty to Desert Harbor!

HENRY & ALICE HAMELIN . Henry & Alice recently moved into log #56 from Alaska via New Mexico. Henry enjoys guns and metal detectors and Alice enjoys dancing. They have four children, seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Welcome Henry & Clice to Desert Harbor!

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NO RESIDENT MEETINGS JUNE-JULY-AUGUST JUNE 15 Saturday Pot Luck 4:30 HH 5:00 Food (French Theme)

16 Sunday Father’s—Men's Day Brunch 12:00 noon Ladies will cook & serve 21 Friday Ice Cream Social JULY 4 Thursday Indoor Bar B Q 20 Saturday Pot Luck 4:30 HH 5:00 Food (All American Theme) AUG 17 Saturday Pot Luck 4:30 HH 5:00 Food (Hawaiian Theme) SEP 2 Monday Labor Day Indoor Bar B Q 7 Saturday Resident Meeting 9:00 am (coffee & donuts provided) 21 Saturday Pot Luck 4:30 HH 5:00 Food (Italian Theme) OCT 5 Saturday Resident Meeting 9:00 am (coffee & donuts provided) 19 Saturday Pot Luck 4:30 HH 5:00 Food (German Theme) 31 Thursday Halloween (Details to be announced)

NOV 2 Saturday Resident Meeting 9:00 am (Coffee & Donuts provided) 28 Thursday Thanksgiving Pot Luck (Turkey Provided)

DEC 7 Saturday Resident Meeting 9:00 am (Coffee & Donuts provided) 25 Wednesday Christmas Pot Luck (Ham Provided) 31 Tuesday New Year’s Eve (Details to be announced)

ALL EVENTS, DATES AND TIMES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE

UPCOMING EVENTS

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SPECIAL BREAKFAST Hosted by Bob & Karen Chapin at their lot #131

Thursday May 9th — 8:00 am

Bob and his crew will be cooking up a scrambled breakfast consisting of corned beef, eggs, hash browns and onions. They also will have pancakes and homemade donuts. The toppings for the donuts will be cinnamon sugar, powdered sugar and vanilla or chocolate icing or of course you can have them plain. Coffee will also be provided. There is no charge for this breakfast but Bob will have a “Donation Bucket” for those who wish to chip in to help offset the costs associated with making this breakfast. Bob says he will continue making breakfast until one of these three things happens: 1.) He runs out of food 2.) He has no customers left 3.) His cooking crew has had enough

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HOST AND HOSTESSES NEEDED We need Host and Hostesses for our monthly pot lucks

as well as our special events

MAY 5 Cinco De Mayo ACTIVITY BOARD 12 Mothers/Ladies Brunch (we have plenty of help) 18 Pot Luck Mexican Theme HERM & SHERRY WEINERT CLARK & KAREN KROSCHEL 27 Memorial Day Bar B Q (host & hostess) JUNE 15 Pot Luck French Theme DAVE & MIDGE DROUIN DAVE & BEV BORCHARDT 16 Fathers/Mens Brunch (ladies will cook & serve) 21 Ice Cream Social (host & hostess) JULY 4 Bar B Q (host & hostess) 20 Pot Luck All American Theme (host & hostess) AUGUST 17 Pot Luck Luau Theme (host & hostess)

If we don’t have hosts and hostesses we won’t be able to have the event

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LADIES OUT OF PARK LUNCHEON By Bea Goudeseune

B.J.'s Restaurant & Brew House was the ladies choice for April’s out of park luncheon .. I do believe all ladies who attended would give the food and service a 5 !! We would highly recom-mend it ... Remember, on the third Tuesday of each month we try a different restaurant and for May we will be dining at Nando's Mexican Cafe, 6715 E McDowell Rd, Mesa.. Meet at the Clubhouse at 10:45am and we can carpool .. The in park luncheon is the first Tuesday of the month, in the clubhouse at noon .. Enjoy this Spring weather!!

SOUP ‘N SALAD LUNCHEON FOR APRIL On April 2

nd at noon, the ladies of the Park met in the Clubhouse for their monthly luncheon “in”. We

had about 12 ladies who attended and brought several soups, many delicious desserts, and mouth-

watering salads. Several ladies brought extra bowls to take samples home of the delicious food pre-

pared. We also had a 50/50 raffle, giving half earned to the Activities Committee. The next soup

and salad luncheon will be held on May 7th and all ladies are invited to join – just sign up in the Club-

house and bring a dish to pass. We plan to continue these luncheons throughout the summer. It

gives us all a chance to relax and talk with people we have not seen in a while. We also have a la-

dies luncheon “out” and that will be held on May 21st. There is a sign up sheet for this as well and

we meet at 11 am in the clubhouse to be sure everyone has a ride. This month, we are going to

Nando’s. Come join us!

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Vermicelli Salad Sandy Baumstark Lot 60

16 oz. Vermicelli (Fettuccine) Pasta 1 TBL. Accent Seasoning 2 TLB. Lawrey Seasoning Salt 3 TBL. Lemon Juice 4 TBL. Wesson Oil 1 Cup Celery (2 stalks) chopped 1 Cup Onion chopped 1 lg. Green Pepper chopped 1 ½ Cups Mayonnaise 1 ½ Cups Shredded Cheddar Cheese 1. Break Pasta into pieces. Cook as directed on package in UNSALTED water. Drain, Rinse, Cool 2. Add first 4 ingredients, mix well, cover, and refrigerate overnight. 3. Add remaining ingredients, Mix well and refrigerate. 4. Add black pepper to taste.

HOT DOG COOKOUT by Jane Boudreau

On Wednesday, April 10, 2019 the Actives Organization hosted a Hot Dog Cookout. The grills were again manned by our superb Grill Masters Wayne Miller and Bob Chapin. Bob was again turning our grilled onions to top the grilled dogs. In addition, chili, cheese and other condiments were available to dress the hot dogs. Side dishes were provided by residents and a variety of chips were available for the dinners to enjoy. We of-ten forget to thank our set up crew who ensure the tables and chairs are set up for our events. Thanks to all for a job well done, It is estimated 90 residents and guests attended the event. The signup sheets indicated 132 planned to at-tend. We noticed several residents signed up more than once for this event. We want everyone to signup however, doing so multiple time resulted in additional supplies being purchases. We do thank you for your enthusiasm. Following the dinner portion of the evening our DJ Dave Borchardt hosted a Karaoke session. The group who remained enjoyed the opportunity to sing and listen to others perform. For those of us who do not want to sing we enjoyed the talents of others, A Cinco de Mayo Salsa contest will be held on May 5th from 4 to 6. We will have a barbeque on Memorial

Day, May 27th at 5 pm. Please remember to bring your own beverage, Signup sheets will be available in the

clubhouse. Please sign up early which allow the board to purchase enough supplies for the cookout.

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Celebration of Easter by Midge Drouin

On Easter Sunday our community here at Desert Harbor celebrated Easter Sunday Dinner at the clubhouse from 2:30pm until 4:30pm. There were 82 people signed up, but 70 showed up. Coleen Kitzman said grace before we ate. There were about 6 residents that helped with baking the hams. We had plenty of side dishes to pass--delicious salads, bread, potatoes, and fruit. The dessert table had plenty to offer also. We had plenty of ham for people to take home. The fifty/fifty table took in $140.00 so half was won by Bob Chapin who was the lucky recipient of $70.00. A thank you goes out to the host and hostesses for setting up and cleaning up and all the people who contributed to make this affair a success. Every-one seemed to have a great time. See you all at the next pot luck.

From Judy Childers and the older DH residents… Hey! New and old residents!! We are looking for more card players for Thursdays at 1 pm in the

coooool clubhouse! We play a form of Canasta called Ponytail. Come and learn the game. It’s

easy….you play with a partner …. And it’s a lot of fun……and it’s free!

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Summary of April Residents Meeting

Dave Borchardt began our monthly meeting at 9:05am leading us in the Pledge of Allegiance. There were about 72 residents present. He asked that the 50/50 be closed, and then welcomed Karen Kroschel to the Board, as the newest member at large. Dave then asked if there were any new residents and there were two – Rick and Jane Young in #9 from North Carolina. He then took roll call of the Board and all were present. The minutes, copies of which were on the tables, were approved as written. The treasurer’s report was also approved, as written. Under Officer’s Reports, Karen mentioned the Women’s Expo at Mesa and Main on April 27 and 28. We could ride the shuttle down to the Expo, buying tickets at the Circle K on Ironwood. More information on the sign-up sheet in the back. She also mentioned the Mother’s Day Brunch from 11 to 2 pm on Mother’s Day, it would be called “Ladies Day,” and the men with Karen’s help will cook the food. Carol Rysavy spoke on the book sale indicating that it was “super wonderful” this year, having a “free wheeling cost of the books.” Keep bringing your books and magazines to the Clubhouse. Tom Dike said he collected $28.55 for cans this month. Keep cleaning them before you recycle them. Howard spoke on the meeting of the Watch Group, saying they would have a meeting after the residents’ meet-ing – they are switching to “Day Watch.” Jane spoke on the money earned on the Fun Day, saying that $5,97l.14 was collected, $5,46l.30 after expenses. Dave thanked Jane and Bonnie for their excellent service. The Appreciation Party made $737.25 profit. From the front Office – they would like us to read a brochure if you have natural gas in your home. LeAna Pearson will be in charge of the decorations. The Guilty Pleasures Band was well received and we approved $600 to hire them next year for March 28, 2020. We cooked 140 hamburgers and hotdogs during the event this year. Dave asked if we would like to have Bernie and Red back next year – it was unanimous that we did NOT. We would like Tim Eggebraaten to return, but he is leaving singing for go-ing into “motivational speaking.” The new attendance drawing was drawn by Sherry Weinert, and she drew #16, who was not present. So next month it will be $50. Sign up for Pot Lucks, Cribbage, Ladies Luncheon Out, For bigger events we need a clean-up crew. Someone asked about the TV Paula was to purchase and Dave said it was here and Ernie was going to hook it up on Monday. The 50/50 raffle was 057955 and was held by Larry Heming, who received $69. At 1 pm today there will be a meeting with those hoping to build the car wash next to us. We adjourned at 9:45 am.

Respectfully submitted, Connie Riter

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DESERT HARBOR TEXAS HOLD EM SPRING 2019 TOURNAMENT Our semi annual Desert Harbor Texas Hold Em Fall Tournament was played on Saturday & Sunday, March 30 & 31. We had a great time playing and look forward to this Fall tournament.

Left to Right: 1st Place Dave Drouin, 2nd Place Phil Briggs 3rd Place John Brassell, 4th Place Bev Borchardt

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DESERT HARBOR CRIBBAGE TOURNAMENT

The April cribbage tournament was held on Tuesday April 9th with a total of 12 people playing. Two people tied for the high hand with a 24, Cliff Tessmer & Dave Drouin. Char Hudson had the high card with 4 wins and 1 loss. The next tournament will be on Tuesday May 14th at noon. Please come out and join us, it’s a lot of fun.

Thank you to Scott and Char Hudson for hosting the tournament.

Bunco Results by Becky Gardner

Hello to all my Bunco players. Sorry I have not been able to attend, but I left you all in good hands with Cheryl Sunderman and my husband Sid. Bunco Results for April 4th were Sandy Baumstark for Most Buncos and most losses. Marie Rasmussen had Most Wins and Traveling. Jackie Hatfield had 3rd Most Wins.

April 18th winners were Joyce Myers for most Buncos Jackie Hatfield for Most Wins. Charlene Hudson for 2nd Most Wins. Arlene Wicken won 3rd Most Wins and traveling. Don Childers took home most losses. Thank you everyone for your support . Our May dates are the 2nd, 16th, and the 30th. Come join in.

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Escape the Heat this Summer by Connie Riter

Summer is right around the corner, so it’s time to plan your summer getaways. We have set up a plan with Sinclair Travel Agency (on Main and Recker) and Free Spirit Travel (in Gilbert) that depending on the type of trip and the cost, they give us money back for everyone who makes reservations through me. Many of the trips sell out quickly and others don’t get enough to avoid cancellation, so if you see something you are inter-ested in doing, please don’t wait to make your reservations. May 9, Williams and Bearizona. $99 Travel to the historic town of Williams on Route 66. Enjoy the wide variety of wildlife at Bearizona, from majestic bison and nimble big horn sheep to stealthy wolves and ador-able bear cubs. May 18, Jerome Historical Homes Tour. $99. Recently voted as one of “America’s Coolest Small Towns” the former gold mining town is one of the most popular sites in Northern Arizona to visit. Historic homes will be open for touring. Upon arriving in Jerome, you will board their vans and travel to several of the homes. Others are within walking distance. Please note: This tour is not wheelchair accessible and requires quite a bit of walking. June 9, Mystery Tour. $99. These tours always sell out. We’ll travel down the road a bit and stop some-where you wouldn’t want to miss. Then we’ll continue to our lunch stop which we know you will enjoy. There’s another stop on the agenda, right around the corner, and then we’ll return home. June 9-13th Sierra Nevada Journey, $1950 pp/double. Includes roundtrip airfare from Phoenix. Fly to Sacramento and discover Old Town. Then travel to Reno on Amtrak through Donner Pass, along the Truckee River. Visit Lake Tahoe and enjoy the MS Dixie cruise on the crystal-blue lake. Walk through time in Virginia City. June 22. Prescott Bluegrass Festival and Lunch. $99. Travel to the mile high city of Prescott for the annual Bluegrass Festival. Enjoy a music-filled day and stroll the historic downtown streets of Prescott for shopping, eating, and old fashion saloons. Lunch is included. 4th of July in Washington, DC July 1 – 5. $1795 pp/db. Includes roundtrip airfare from Phoenix. This all-encompassing tour of Washington takes you to all the National Monuments, Memorials, Government Build-ings and Museums, but the highlight is the NEW National Museum of African American History and Culture, the NEW Museum of the Bible. Hop-ON/Off Bus and fireworks. July 17-23. Wine, Rail, and Redwoods. $2895 pp/dbl. Includes roundtrip air fare from Phoenix. Experi-ence the best of what Northern California has to offer. Visit one of the world’s most romantic cities, San Fran-cisco, ride historic rails through stunning redwood forests, take in the breath taking beauty of the Pacific Coast and Yosemite National Park and experience the sights and sounds of Wine Country. July 17 – 19. Pageant of the Masters. $650/ pp dbl. The Pageant of the Masters is a remarkable presen-tation of “living pictures” where the cast creates classical and contemporary artwork, innovative makeup and costumes, live narration, and a full pit-orchestra. Includes Sawdust Festival, dinner and breakfast daily. August 9-17. Alaska Cruise aboard MS Eurodam. $2375 pp/dbl. Seven night Alaskan cruise. You will encounter massive tidewater glaciers, iconic wildlife, and magnificent coastline. Visit the ports of Juneau, Sitka, Ketchikan, and Victoria BC. Includes airfare, a pre-night in Seattle, and ship transfers. Sinclair Travel has a wonderful Rose Parade Package prepared: Dec. 29 – Jan. 1st $839 pp dbl. Depart Mesa by bus at 8:45 am. On route, lunch on own. Day 2: Tour the Float Warehouse to see the floats under construction and Warner Bros. Studios. Includes breakfast and lunch. Day 3: Tour Reagan Library and Lunch at the Air Force One Pavilion. Enjoy dinner at a local restau-rant. Day 4: Following an EARLY breakfast, check out and depart for the Parade. You will receive a com-memorative program and a Rose Parade pin. Return to Mesa. Includes breakfast and box lunch. March 5 – 11, 2020 – Azaleas, Plantations, and Cajuns $2319pp/dbl. Visit Baton Rouge, Natchez, Lafayette,

and New Orleans. Trip includes round trip HOME PICK UP. Airfare, including bag fee. 13 meals. Natchez

with two antebellum homes, an accordion factory, several plantations, Mardi gras parade float factory, Gator

Farm and Swamp farm. Also WWII museum. Stay at Drury Inn and Suites.

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RESIDENT SHOWCASE by Connie Riter

We are starting a new column in the newsletter highlighting a resident who is crafty and who everyone should get to know. For our first issue, we are spotlighting Midge Drouin who lives in #203. Midge and her husband, Dave, have been married for 45 years and moved here from Connecticut 12 years ago. They have two daughters, Jamie and Jessica. They are going back to Connecticut this summer to visit friends as well as for Midge to learn more crafty work. What does she do besides teach tai chi, dancing (when asked to teach), chair yoga with light weights, and Zen tangle classes? She plays poker and cuts hair! But her greatest passion is creating new and different crafts. She has illustrated several Zen tangle books, designed greeting cards (although this is not her primary craft), and made coasters with Zen tangle designs and with fabric. She has also continued to make “natural jewelry” with baubles, beads, feathers, and jewelry stones she has purchased at sales. She has made many different Christmas ornaments, using corks, rings, jute, and ribbon. Midge has a collection of beautifully designed stones and gourds and her latest art is making dream catchers and decorating them with feathers which she makes of jute. “I have to keep busy,” she says. “That is why I am always trying to learn something new – and I am self-taught!” (If you know a resident you would like to be considered for a future article, please let a board member know.)

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DESERT HARBOR BEAN BAGGERS Saturday Nights at 7:00 pm Come out and try your luck

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Hello from Sunshine Home Sales. We’ve been serving home sale and listing needs of Desert Harbor residents and the East Valley for over a decade. As your Desert Harbor neighbor at Lot 173, Karen has your best interest at heart. Please feel free to call anytime with questions or concerns regarding the listing and sale of your home. With over 30 years of combined experi-ence in the industry, we know the local market and will find you a new home, or sell your pre-sent home at the best possible market price.

Karen Majur Hagit (Heidi) Francis Cell: (480) 250-2219 Cell: (602) 309-9678

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INFORMATION

GARBAGE Picked up every Monday and Thursday morning (please don’t put your food garbage out the night before because the Coyotes love to rip it open). If one of the following holidays falls on a week-day, the garbage will be picked up one day later: Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day RECYCLE We have dumpsters located on the west side of the clubhouse. There is one yellow color container for paper and cardboard. We get money for the paper and cardboard so PLEASE use it as it helps the Activity Club’s treasury. This is for paper and cardboard only nothing else. There is a small container that is marked Aluminum Cans Only. Aluminum Cans Only, Nothing Else. MAIL The mail person that delivers our mail will put the “red flag” up when he/she is done. If you have outgoing mail, just put it in the outgoing mail slots and it will be picked up. Please do not put the red flag up, let the mail person do it. WEB SITE www.desertharboraz.net You can find lots of information there including updates to our calendar NAME BADGES Custom made name badge with your name & lot number Contact Mike Kereluk, lot #82, 480-987-8587

FOOD BANK There is a cardboard box in the clubhouse marked “Food Bank”. Please bring non-perishable items to put in the box. Please do not bring outdated or expired items, we just have to throw them away. MEDICINE You can drop off your old prescription medications at the Apache Junction DISPOSAL Police Dept., 1001 N Idaho Rd., Monday through Thursday from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm DRIVERS LICENSE & TITLE-REGISTRATION 575 N Idaho Rd Ste 600 Apache Junction 85119 www.azdot.gov APACHE JUNCTION CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 567 Apache Trail Apache Junction 85120 www.ajchamber.com

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DESERT HARBOR RESIDENTS OFFER SERVICES

NAME LOT SERVICE PHONE

Midge Drouin 203 Haircuts, Styling, Blow Drying 602-459-9039

Esther Lough 123 Puppy Sitting 480-288-8579

Connie Riter 81 Bus Trips 315-657-3078

Jean Myers 44 Pet & House Sitting, Drive to Store, Doctor’s 480-671-4481

Office, Airport, House Cleaning

Bob Myers 44 Yard work, odd jobs 480-671-4481

Liz Pawlowski 6 Odd jobs, anything you can’t do yourself 623-385-5429

Karen Majur 173 Sunshine Home Sales 480-250-2219

Richard Nienkark 192 Light landscaping, irrigation, gutter cleaning 480-288-0568

Karen Ayo 25 House cleaning, Elder care 480-383-9071

Jim Jackson 57 Computer help (call after 1:00 pm) 480-625-1364

Pat Pederson-Ed Kelly 69 Hummingbird Homes, Inc. 480-832-6241

Elaine Granata 99 Hairdresser 860-922-3681

Wayne Miller 161 Tree & Bush Trimming, Yard Maintenance 480-688-6903

Ed Williams 176 Watch Repair & Watch Battery Replacement $4.00 480-558-1579

Includes labor & cleaning

Karen Hamillton 111 House Cleaning, Holiday decorating 602-291-7574

Greg Sather 10 House Painting Interior and Exterior 602-558-0612

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MAY 2019 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

AM

6:50 Water Aerobics 9:00 Tai Chi - Yoga 10:00 Ping Pong

6:50 Water Aerobics 10:00 Ping Pong

6:50 Water Aerobics 10:00-12:00 Water V-Ball 10:00 Crafting

6:50 Water Aerobics 9:00 Tai Chi Yoga

6:50 Water Aerobics 10:00 Ping Pong

7:00 Coffee Donuts 10:00-12:00 Water V-Ball

PM 12:30 Poker

1:00 Mahjongg 6:30 Bingo 6:30 Billiards

2:30 Pizza Lot #131 6:00 NDQ Poker 6:00 Cards

1:00 Mex Train 6:30 BibleStudy 7:00 Shuflboard

1:00 Cards 1:00 Quilting 6:30 Billiards 6:00 Cards

4:00 Happy Hour

5:30 Poker 7:00 Bean Bag

1 2 10am BUNCO 6pm Poker

3 4 9:00 am Resident Meeting

MIKE

5 Cinco de Mayo Salsa Contest 4 pm

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12:00 Noon Ladies In Park Soup & Salad Luncheon

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12 12:00 Noon Mothers/Ladies Day Special Brunch

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12:00 Noon Cribbage Tournament

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17 5:30 Poker

18 Pot Luck 4:30 HH 5:00 Food Mexican Theme

CAROL

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