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Useful Information

Please remember that there are dumpsters located behind the clubhouse specifically for recycling:

cardboard (broken down and flattened), paper, plastics (#1 & #2), cans. Please do not fillup the garbage dumpsters with these items. Do not leave glass beer bottles by the dumpsters (seebelow). Your use of the recycle bins benefits the association.

You may recycle your old household batteries in the basket provided on the front counter in the clubhouse.

GLASS RECYCLING IS NOW AVAILABLE

Any food or beverage container made of glass can be recycled. When my car trunk is full, I'll make a run, soyou can bring well-rinsed glass containers to me (Carolyn Taylor) at Lot 127, or you can call/text me at 480-376-3716 and I'll pick it up from you. As I have no idea how much glass will be recycled in our park, I'm justguessing that I can handle this alone. Should I be underestimating the amount, I may need help. If you havea truck or SUV and would be willing to assist if necessary, please let me know. The Association won't receiveany rebate for this but, as with hazardous waste and battery recycling, we can contribute to reducing pollution.

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If someone you know is under the weather,

had a recent surgery, needs a caring thought,

please be sure to contact Aleta Nybakke(#205 480-807-0919)

If you are in need of temporary medical

equipment such as a transport chair, crutches,

walkers, bedside commode, riser toilet seat,

canes, please contact:

Eva Watson #204 480 818-1160

Carole Burrows is continuingBob’s project of collectingused eyeglasses, cases, andcell phones for the LionsClub. A collection box islocated on a shelf in theclubhouse for this purpose.

Thank you for your continued support.

Fountain East Security PatrolOur evening security patrol is a volunteer opportunity foryou to help keep our park safe and secure; however, it isevery resident’s responsibility to be aware of suspiciousactivity and/or people in the park. If you feel somethingis not right, if you see someone on a bicycle or walking inthe park who does not belong, you should contact thePOLICE immediately.

With so many of our residents gone, we must rememberthat it is the responsibility of each of us to secure ourhomes. As residents, we should also be aware of whatmay be happening at our absent neighbor’s home...yourvigilance keeps all of us safe and secure.

If you would like to participate in our evening securitypatrol, please contact: Bob Clark (#66 602-499-0800)

Fountain East

Veterans Association(FEVA)

FEVA offers the opportunity to retire

your tired and worn flags with honor

and respect. Please deliver your torn

and damaged flags to Dick Baird (#109).

Your flag will be honorably retired by

the Elks Lodge-sponsored Boy Scout

Troop with an official and proper

ceremony.

FROM THE MANAGER

Hello everyone, I hope this finds you all well.

I want to let everyone know that there is now acomputer in the clubhouse for all the residents to use toset up email accounts and Paylease accounts. For allof the residents who require their statements beemailed to them, it will be necessary to register withPaylease in order to receive emailed statements as theoffice will no longer be doing it. It is only necessary toregister; you will not be required to pay with Paylease.

The new entry code system for the gate is beingimplemented. Those who are in residence have seenthe memo. As more of our residents return, we willaddress this fully.

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That is all I have for now, I hope everyone is having a

good summer. Thank You.

Bill Walker, Fountain East Manager

Canada Day celebrates the birthday of Canada. 150

years ago, on July 1, 1867, Canada became a new

federation with its own constitution by signing the

Constitution Act - formerly known as the British

North America Act.

Canada Day is a national statutory holiday

celebrated in all provinces and territories and it is

a day off for most businesses.

Most communities across the country will host

organized celebrations for Canada Day, typically

outdoor public events, such as parades, carnivals,

festivals, barbecues, air and maritime shows,

fireworks, and free musical concerts, as well as

citizenship ceremonies.

Happy Birthday, Canada!

and Thank You for....

Instant replay, sonar, butter tarts, IMax, peanut

butter, the paint roller, insulin as a diabetes

treatment, the Macintosh apple, and of course

poutine...plus a whole lot more!

We have the following new residents in the park.

Please take a moment to welcome them.

#231 Dale Ramsey

#235 Peggy Calhoun

Updated information for park residents:

#3 Diane Cramer 728-200-2457

Carol Ponichtera 480-799-1992

#275 Patty Martino 480-231-3034

Bruce Satoe 602-570-1251

We say goodbye to the following:

#231 James Latham

#235 Gary Gabriel, Tim Mitchell

Wishing each of you a bang-up birthday!

July 1 Helen Guenette, Beth Sidner

July 3 Brandon Anthony

July 6 Diane Longdale

July 15 Carolyn Lunch

July 19 Annette Crittenden

July 20 Eva Watson

July 27 Allen Newsome

July 28 Connie Peters

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Pinochle Tuesdays at 6:30pm Clubhouse

Poker Wednesdays at 6:00pm

Saturdays at 10:30am

Billiards Room

Dominos Wednesdays at 6:30pm Clubhouse

Cribbage Thursdays at 1:00pm Clubhouse

Chase the Ace Thursdays after potluck Clubhouse

Somba Fridays at 9:30am

Saturdays at 6:30pm

Clubhouse

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Morning Aquasize Class will resume as soon as the pool is operative. Watch for the water!

Stitched with Love

Mondays at 9:15am-Noon

Clubhouse

For more information: Janice

Young

#115, 480-807-8560

The group sews for the neo-natal unit at

Maricopa County Hospital. You do not have to

know how to sew in order to help with the many

projects. Special Note: If you have any

flannel or cotton sheets and/or pillowcases

(without holes) in pastel colors, donate them to

this group so they can make their special

blankets. Also, if you knit or crochet, baby

hats are needed. Please check to see what

sizes and styles are needed.

Thursdays at 5:30pm

Out for Dinner

Instead of Potluck, we will be going out to

dinner on Thursdays. Sign-up sheets are

in the clubhouse hallway. Please join the

gang for a meal you don’t have to fix,

dishes you don’t have to wash!

Good Morning Coffee

Saturday at 8:00am

Clubhouse

Come hear the news, purchase event

tickets, visit. Enjoy your cup of coffee, or

tea, and a sweet roll. $2/person

Tuesday, July 114:00pm

Happy Birthday Happy Hour

Bring your own beverage, an appetizer to share, and

your own place setting.

No sign-up, no cost!

Come join the fun!

Questions or information? Contact Carole Burrows

Wednesday, July 1211:30am

Out to LunchJoin your friends at various restaurants for this

monthly lunch throughout the summer. This month’s

lunch will be at Red Robin (6632 E. Superstition

Springs Blvd.).

Don’t forget to sign up.

For more information, contact:

Joanne Rebilas (#32) or Alice Spearman (#167)

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The first monthly birthday happy hour was held on

June 6. It was well attended with lots of yummy

eats. We celebrated the birthdays of (l-r) Cindy

Pryor and Jan Wilhite. If you are celebrating a

birthday in July, if you want to join your fellow

residents, chat, eat, and sing happy

birthday.....please join us in the clubhouse at 4pm on

July 11. Everyone loves a party!!

Thank you, Carole Burrows, for coming up with the

idea.

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5th Saturday Breakfast-Waffle Bar

July 29th-9:00am

Come prepared to feast on waffles with a great selection oftoppings (including berries, syrups, sauces, chocolate chips,whipped cream and assorted crunchies), bacon and sausage.

Purchase tickets at Saturday coffee or from Carolyn (#127) orPatty (#180).

$6Tickets must be purchased by July 23rd.

If you are unable to attend in July, we will be repeating thismenu on September 30th.

Don’t forget to bring your own place setting

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On June 14 the Out-to-Lunch gang went to Chili’s. 22 were there.

It was a good day to enjoy the company of our Fountain East

friends. Thank you Joanne Rebilas and Alice Spearman for

making the arrangements.

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Spinach-Tortellini Salad (A LOT!)

2 pkgs ( 9 ounces each or one 20-ounce package)small cheese tortellini, cooked, drained and chilled

2 small jars (about 6 ounces each or one large 20-ounce jar) marinated artichoke hearts, drained andcut if pieces are too large

1 red pepper, chopped (optional)1 yellow pepper, chopped (optional)1 red onion, sliced½ pkg fresh baby spinach

Dressing

Combine:

2/3 cup mayonnaise ½ cup grated fresh Parmesan cheese1/3 cup lemon juice

Mix and chill for 2 hours before serving

Turkey Pasta Salad (Serves 6-8)

2 cups corkscrew pasta1 cup chopped turkey1 cup chopped celery1 med. red onion, chopped1 med. green pepper, chopped1 pkg. (1 ounce) Ranch dressing mix1 cup sour cream1 cup mayonnaise1 tsp. garlic salt½ cup slivered almonds1 tsp. paprikaGreen pepper rings and tomato slices, optional

Cook pasta according to directions, drain & rinse. Place in 2 ½ quartsalad bowl. Add turkey, celery onion and green pepper; toss to mix. Combine dressing mix, sour cream, mayonnaise & garlic salt. Add topasta mixture & mix well. Sprinkle with almonds and paprika. Garnishwith pepper rings and tomato slices as desired.

When a salad becomes the entrée.

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