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Love Life to the Fullest.
OCTOBER 2015 | ISSUE 18
Dine-Around
October 8th & 22nd
“Dine-Around” is enjoying dinners
together at local restaurants in the area
and takes place the 2nd and 4th Thursday
of every month at 5:30pm. Everyone is
responsible for getting to the Restaurant
on their own or by carpooling, and paying
for their respective drinks/meal. If you’d
like to attend, please RSVP so I can make
reservations.
October 8th at 5:30 pm
Acacia Real Food & Cocktails
3001 E Skyline Dr, Tucson, AZ 85718
(520) 232-0101
October 22nd at 5:30pm
The Gallery Grill BBQ Night
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September 16th
2:00-4:00 In the
Journey Model
If you have any questions, please
call Lydia at 520-744-5041
or 719-648-7553 (easier to reach #).
SEPTEMBER LADIES DISCUSSION
GROUP RECAP
Twelve ladies had lunch in a private room at the Cafe D’Art on the
grounds of The Tucson Museum of Art, after which we started our
tour of the museum. It had several floors of exhibits, including
a lot of Southwestern art. We saw the modern art exhibit, the
Columbian exhibit and several others. Then there was a tour of
the Corbett House, which was furnished in the original way of the
early Tucsonans, and brought back a lot of memories for many of
us. All in all, it was a lovely, educational experience and everyone
was pooped toward the end, due to a lot of walking. Also, for
anyone interested, their gift shop has a lot of great interesting
gifts! Watch for an email blast a little later about the October
group meeting. Be sure to mark your calendar for OCTOBER 21,
2:00 (red please) at the Journey Model. There will probably be a
guest speaker. Keep spreading the word to the new ones about
our group and bring a new homeowner with you!
Keep enjoying our new lives in paradise and always remember
how lucky we are to be here!
520-744-7490
RSVP to Kathy at kcooper@aamaz.com
If you’d like to attend, please RSVP so I can
make reservations. It’ll be under Del Webb at
Dove Mountain. If you need to cancel your
reservation, please call the restaurant and let
them know.
If you have any restaurant suggestions,
please e-mail them to me!
Lydia
DWDM Men’s Social
Groups Presents…..
Featured Articles
October 2015
Coffee, Cactus & Conversation
Ladies Monthly Discussion Group
Wellness Tip of the Month
HOA News & Information
Save the Date
Saturday, November 14th Saguaro
Center Dusty Boot Preview
Coffee, Cactus
& Conversation
Saturday, Oct. 10th, 2015
9am-11:00am
In the Journey at the Model Park!
(Directly across the street from the
Sales Office)
Join us for bagels, donuts, yogurt
and fruit & granola
This is a casual fun, energetic
environment and the perfect way
to get to catch up with friends
and meet new neighbors!
BURGER QUEST!!
October 13th; 11:30am
BOOK GROUP
October 8th; 2:00pm-4:00pm
In the Journey Model
October 8 - The Roundhouse by Louise
Erdrich
November 12 - Behind the Beautiful
Forever by Katherine Boo
December 10 - Tessla, A Man Out of Time
by Margaret Cheney
The meetings are the second Thursday of
every month. If you have any questions,
please call Ann at 510-229-0548
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The Burger Quest is a Del Webb
men’s social group which meets the
2nd Tuesday of every month at 11:30
AM at the park on Grandview.
We will car pool to the selected
restaurant beginning in October. Our goal is to
have fun, get to know your neighbor and continue
the quest to find the best burger and cold beer joint
in town! Because we need to make reservations in
advance, we are limited to 15 crazy and wild guys.
Please have interested Del Webb men to call Dick
Sweet to reserve their spot.
RSVP to Dick at 303-726-4429.
Del Webb at Dove Mountain
6738 West Cape Royal Trail
Marana, AZ, 85658
Toll Free 866-210-7583
Dove Mountain News
Groups, Clubs and Exercise & Wellness
Wellness Tip of the Month
Wellness: a consistent deliberate effort to achieve the highest potential for a total well-being.
Pumpkins are good for more than carving
When you think about pumpkins, you probably think Halloween jack-o’-lanterns and pumpkin pie. But there are other ways to
use pumpkins. They can grace doorsteps or be part of a centerpiece on your Thanksgiving table.
Pumpkins are so much more than decorations, though. They’re packed with antioxidants and nutrients. The pulp is an abundant
source of vitamin A and the seeds full of zinc.
You can eat any pumpkin, but the smaller pumpkins — often referred to as pie or sugar pumpkins — are sweeter. Wash and
then cut pumpkin in half. Remove and reserve the seeds. At this point, you can microwave or bake the pumpkin halves to make
it easier to remove the skin and cut up the flesh. Then try these creative ways to enjoy pumpkin:
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Roast with other squash or root vegetables
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Dice and add to soups or stews
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Roast and puree to use in lasagna or as ravioli filling
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Toast the seeds and eat as a snack or use as toppings for soups and salads
Morning Walking
Group
BOCCE BALL
Starting October 1st!
Wednesdays at 5:30 At the park on Grandview Trail
Grab your neighbor
and GO!
Meet at the park on
Grandview Trail every
weekday at 9:00am
It is so easy and fun and you don’t have
to be athletic. Anyone can learn and
play! Bring a new neighbor! In the case
of rain, we will skip to the next week! It is
a great way to meet some people you
do not know!
Light & Fluffy s
e
Pumpkin Pancak
Mark your calendar for each
Wednesday evening at 5:00!
recipe
Ingredients
1 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
2 tablespoons sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
Directions
2
1/2 teaspoon ginger
1/2 teaspoon nutmeg
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 pinch clove
1 cup 1% low-fat milk (can be any kind)
6 tablespoons canned pumpkin puree
2 tablespoons melted butter
1 egg
1. Whisk flour, sugar, baking powder, spices and salt in a bowl.
2. In a separate bowl whisk together milk, pumpkin, melted butter, and egg.
3. Fold mixture into dry ingredients.
4. Spray or grease a skillet and heat over medium heat: pour in 1/4 cup batter for each pancake.
5. Cook pancakes about 3 minutes per side. Serve with butter and syrup.
6. Makes about six 6-inch pancakes.
Area Information & Events
Dove Mountain News
HOW ABOUT AN
INFORMATIVE
ADVENTURE?
TAKE THE “SURPRISING MARANA” BUS TOUR!
Saturday, Oct. 10 & Sunday, Oct. 11, 2015
9:00 a.m. or 12:00 noon
Our adventure includes the lime kilns along Silverbell, and the bat colonies. Learn
about the old Borquez Ranch site, Hohokam, Los Morteros, Butterfield Stage station,
and Anza Expedition sites. What is the fate of the Eisenhower “Air Force One”, and
the darker side of the Lil Abner’s Steakhouse story? We continue with farming in
Marana, hot air ballooning, the Prisoner of War Camp, UA Experimental Farm, and
much more. Wander with us through history in our Exhibit Room, and visit the elegant
Council Chambers at the Civic Center. Knowledgeable commentary, as we traverse
the many surprising historical sites within the Marana area.
Departing from the Marana Civic Center
11555 W. Civic Center Drive, Marana 85653
(Between Sandario and Lon Adams, north of Barnett Road)
$10.00 per Adult - $5.00 per child 12 and under
(Payment is by cash or check when you board the bus.
Please hold your payment until we are actually boarding
after the Exhibit Room.)
Reservations required; email jfsmith@maranaheritage.org or call 520-5725601. Our message phone is 682-3405; we will return your call.
How Can I Help?
Going out of town and need someone to check on your home?
Just moving in and need help with unpacking or organizing? Need
assistance with daily chores? Someone to look after your furry
loved one while you are out of town or take your pup for a walk?
I Can Help!
Our SUPER awesome neighbor and friend has a service available
to you so you can rest easy while you are away or trying to get
settled!
Linda Reynolds
523-324-1125 | Lreynolds5231959@gmail.com
What’s Going on at
The Gallery Grille
Fish & Chips
Friday, October 2nd 5-8pm
Happy Hour
(Thursday-Sunday) 4-7pm
$2pints | $4 Well Drinks | $4 Wine
Gourmet Pizza & Salads
Sunday Nights 4-8pm
BBQ Specials Ribs
Thursday Nights 4-8pm
Oro Valley
Farmer’s Markets
Saturdays- Steam Pump Village 10901
N Oracle Rd. on Oracle Rd. North of the
Home Depot Retail Center.
Market Hours
Every Saturday 8am-12pm
Launched in 2004, the market was
born out of the Oro Valley Parks and
Recreation Department and the Oro
Valley Town Hall’s vision to celebrate
community. It has quickly become an
important community focal point for the
area. Friends, families and neighbors
stroll through the market every Saturday
morning. Heirloom Farmers Market at
Oro Valley has a wonderful, friendly and
relaxed atmosphere.
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Dove Mountain News
Other News & Information
Del Webb at Dove Mountain is Managed by: Associated
Asset Management-AAM LLC
Billing Questions (866) 516-7424
Monday—Friday 8:30am-5:00pm
Useful ARC Request &
Design Guideline Tips:
Please read the section of the Design Guidelines that
pertains to the request/alteration/change you are
submitting. If you submit a request that is in direct conflict
with the Design Guidelines it will be denied.
Please include as much information as possible. Your
submission will be returned with a request for more
information if anything is missing. Please include the
following:
• ARC Submission Form
Utility companies may remove plants that hinder their
access, and the replacement will be the responsibility of
the homeowner.
The front of every lot has a public utility easement.
This is designed to keep the homeowner from altering
access to areas like the pedestals or boxes provided
by the utilities in the event work needs to be performed
in this area. The original slope that was created at the
time of grading in order to supply proper access of utility
boxes/pedestals should be maintained. These areas
should not be altered. If you have placed landscape rip
rap or plants around or near the utility boxes that hinder
their access you can expect to get a “poison pen” letter.
Contact Information & Important Numbers
• Type of Material to be used - (attach samples /
Kathy Cooper
Community Manager
520-744-0977
• Color to be used – (attach samples / pictures /
Del Webb Customer Care
1-800-664-3094
• MUST INCLUDE A PLOT PLAN AND A DRAWING
Arizona Animal
Experts
520-531-1020
pictures / brochures):
brochures):
INDICATING LOCATION OF SUBMITTAL AND
INCLUDE APPLICABLE MEASUREMENTS AND
DIMENSIONS.
Scan all documents and email to kcooper@aamaz.com
or drop them off at the Sales Office.
Useful Compliance Tips:
Design Guidelines; Page 26-UTILITY BOXES/FIRE
HYDRANTS
Control of vegetation around public utility boxes must
allow for observation, maintenance and repair crews to
access front panels and utility box doors. No structure
or other obstacle may be installed blocking utility box
access.
Design Guidelines; ARTICLE IV – ARCHITECTURAL
LANDSCAPE STANDARDS & REQUIREMENTS –Page 6
In planning landscaping and construction, consideration
must be given to allow access for the maintenance
of areas that have TV cable, electrical boxes, water
meters, etc. Plants will not be allowed, that will hinder
utility maintenance personnel or meter readers.
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Desert Wildlife
Services
520-743-1411
Rancho Vistoso
Urgent Care
520-818-2000
Continental Reserve
Urgent Care
520-901-3500
Oro Valley Hospital
520-901-3500
Northwest Medical Center
520-742-9000
Northwest Fire Dept.
520-887-1010
Marana Police
Department
520-382-2000
Waste Management
520-744-2600
Tucson Water
520-791-3242
Trico Electric
520-744-2944
Southwest Gas
877-860-6020
Comcast
520-200-7761
CenturyLink
520-884-2530
Post Office
520-682-3561
Town of MaranaParks and Recreation
520-382-1950
The Gallery Sports Club
520-744-6900
The Gallery Grille
520-744-7490
The Gallery Golf Club
520-744-2255
Harkins Theatres
520-230-4730
Century Theatres
520-742-6512