2010-12 - Golden Vista Resort

December 2010
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Mark your Calendar!
Everyone is invited to attend and help us celebrate the season
at the Sewing Room Christmas Party/Raffle
Thursday December 9, 2010
4:30 pm raffle tickets sold
5:30 pm raffle
7:00 pm Program - Sunshine Acres Choir - The Illuminates
Bring finger food to share with the choir. Donations for the choir will be taken.
Donated items/gift cards can be given to Carol Mowery @430
or Bev Enderson @1069, or to any sewing room member.
Watch for raffle ticket sales at Wednesday BBQs on the Patio
Friends Christmas Program
Sunday December 19 @ 7 PM
Enjoy an evening of
singing by Golden
Vista residents
including Neil Burkel
who will be performing
your favorite
Christmas Carols and
Songs.
Pick up your free ticket and plan on
bringing some canned food to donate
that night.
We have a limited number of tickets for the
ever popular musical “Annie” on the stage at
the Broadway Palm Dinner Theater on Sunday, December 12 . We’re going to the matinee performance which includes a wonderful
selection of foods from their ample buffet.
Doors open at 11:45 am & show starts at 1:15
pm.
Treat yourself and get tickets now to this favorite musical about an orphan girl & her dog
who are placed for a week in a luxury home
as part of a publicity stunt & how she wins the
hearts of everyone. Features such memorable songs as “Tomorrow” & “It’s a Hard Knock
Life”.
Refreshments will be served.
Friday, December 4th is the light rail outing to the Tempe Festival of the
Arts. This arts & crafts fair is well known in the southwest and it’s fun to
stroll around, even if you’re not in a buying mood.
It’s a short ride on the rail to this great arts & crafts fair. Your only cost is $1.75 if
you’re over 65 & $3.50 if you’re a youngster to ride the rail. It starts at 10 am so
meet at the platform on Main Street in Mesa, near Sycamore street at 9:30 am. We will have directions
for you in the Activities Office. We’ll meet for lunch at 11:30 am at Monti’s Restaurant, 100 S Mill Ave.
Mary Hollan, singer/pianist will be
The spirit of Christmas fun will be alive and
rocking on December 12, 2010 at 7:00. The
price is still only $1.00. Besides singing the
"lighter" songs of Christmas, we may be able
to provide more than singing. Guess you will
just have to come and see for yourself.
All are welcome to
come and join the
Rattler'
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the December show.
Practices are in the
Ballroom on Mondays
from 10:00 am until 12:00.
Christmas Lights Tour 6 pm
Wednesday, December 15th
Cost is $25 per person for the tour guide, bus
transportation & pie afterwards
We'
ll be departing early in the evening on a
Christmas lights jaunt to enjoy some of the
wonderful holiday displays here in the valley. There
are neighborhoods that go "all out" to be festive and
spread the cheer. We'
ll also be stopping at the
Arizona Temple which offers its yuletide display of
over 600,000 twinkling lights set in the picturesque
desert landscape of trees and cacti and blankets
the grounds and the
reflection pool.
performing ”A Very Mary
Christmas!” on Thursday,
December 23rd at 7 pm in
the ballroom . This musical
production will include a
collection of secular holiday
favorites plus a few wellknown sacred carols. Mary has performed with
Chubby Checker, Mary Wilson of the Supremes,
The Drifters, and the Coasters throughout the
United States and abroad. Her crystal voice and
elegant piano skills will be certain to capture the
holiday season with a touch of class. Come and
join in the celebration! Tickets: $5 or $6 at door.
Wine Tasting
Wednesday, December 29
7 pm
Jerome Winery & Bitter Creek
Winery will be presenting a tasting
at our park for $15 per person.
Sample 6 or more of their wines,
learn about their unique characteristics: taste, aroma, texture, flavor,
etc. Find out how grapes are
grown & wine is made. You will
have the opportunity to purchase
and/or order bottles with free delivery. You will
go home with more knowledge about wines than
your neighbors plus a souvenir glass. Sign up &
pay in activities office. Deadline is 12/22/10
After our lights tour,
we’ll return home & have some pie & ice cream.
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Back by popular demand!
Tuesday, December 28 7 pm
Free Admission
Come have a cup of coffee, dish of ice
cream and/or perform: Reading, poem,
whistle, play an instrument-2 min. limit.
Contact June at 2808 for more information
or to perform.
Please bring toiletries to the Dec. meeting for the childrens home:Tooth Brushes, Tooth Paste & Hair Brushes
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Casino & Sightseeing Tour:
Prescott, Arizona’s Christmas City
Monday, December 13th
Cost is $10 which you get back
when you get there, plus a complimentary lunch at
Bucky’s Casino, view the World’s Largest Gingerbread
Village, tour Whiskey Row & antique shops and see
the Christmas lights before you head back to Golden
Vista. Free shuttle service between Bucky’s Casino
& Yavapai Casino with live blackjack and live poker.
Departure time is 9 am and you need to sign up in the
Activities Office by Wednesday, December 10 unless
busses are already filled.
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1 pm in the ballroom
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The Activities Office will be
providing the hams and you are invited to sign up
and bring a dish to share with 16 people. Only 16 to
a table; if you have more, get another table and we
will locate it next to yours! The ham cooker is also
the table host and is encouraged to decorate your
tables. Pick up hams Monday, Dec. 21 at noon.
Sign up on the bulletin board. If you take a sheet,
let the Activities Office know If you plan to bring
family/guests who do not live in the park, please
notify the Activities Office and plan to pay $2 per
person.
Deadline to sign up is: Friday, December 18th
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Come to our 1st Country Store
of the season, Wednesday,
Dec 8th from 10:30 am to 1:30
pm in the ballroom, outside in
front parking lot and in the
entranceway in front of the
main office.
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Visit with your new and old friends
Have Lunch and do some Christmas
Don’t miss the
CLOTHING SALE
scheduled for
Wednesday,
December 15th in
the ballroom from
10 am to 2 pm.
Come shop before
& after the
Wednesday BBQ.
These are new clothes with brands like Koret,
Dunner, etc. This vendor also has watches for
sale and he gives a percentage of the sales to
the Activities Office.
shopping for yourself and others.
There will be some great deals plus
raffle drawings!
There will be some of your favorite vendors and
some new ones. If you are interested in
reserving a table, please contact Joyce
# 2896 or Glenda # 2967. Space is going fast.
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and anyone
who wants to listen or dance are welcome
to join us: Thursdays from 1:15 - 3:00 pm
in the ballroom except December 9, January 13 and March 10 (3:15 - 5:00). No
jam session March 17. Players, please
arrive at 1:00 to help set up.
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Sundays at 10 am
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There will be a Christmas Eve Service on
Friday, December 24th at 7 pm in the
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Dessert Speaker Series:
The December 1 speaker is the Fire Chief for the Apache Junction Fire
District. He’ll be here to relate some of his & the district’s experiences
and to answer your questions. Tickets are $1.50 for the 7 pm program
which includes a delicious dessert at the conclusion of the talk. Ticket
Deadline is Monday, November 29 at 4 pm
What’s a Water Ranch?
The Gilbert Water Ranch, located at Greenfield and Guadalupe in Mesa is a great place to: take a walk, exercise
your dog, let your grandkids play, enjoy with your winter
visitors, watch the thousands of seasonal birds, fish in an
urban anglers’ pond, gain access to a canal bike path &
more!
Join Dale Thayer on Thursday morning December 9th
for a carpool trip to this popular community facility with
easy to walk pathways. Meet in front of the library at 8:45
am. We’ll depart at 9 am & return by noon.
Drivers are needed so please indicate on the sign up sheet
in the hallway if you’re willing to drive & the number of
people you can take. This outing is free but please tip
your driver a couple of bucks each for the gas. Water,
snack, hat, sunscreen, binoculars, easy walking shoes are
suggested.
Limit of 20 for the first outing. Sign up on the bulletin
board. Need more information, call Dale at 2142 or stop
by space 142.
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Barleens Arizona Opry
Sat. Dec. 11
Tickets are $27 for the dinner & show
Savory chicken dinner with mashed
potatoes and gravy, home-made stuffing, vegetablemedley, cole slaw, whole
wheat roll and “Opry chocolate cake.”
All meals include coffee and lemonade.
Beer, wine and soft drinks are available
at an additional cost. Ice cream sundaes and Root Beer floats available for
purchase at intermission.
Only a few tickets remain for this
Christmas Show
Are you ready for
Saturday breakfast?
Sandy & George &
crew are ready to
serve you a delicious breakfast on
Saturday, December 4th featuring French Toast instead of
pancakes & again on December 18th with
pancakes. For only $3 you get either the
French Toast or pancakes (depending on
the schedule), eggs & sausage or biscuits
& gravy, eggs & sausage plus juice & coffee...what a deal! No need to bring plates
& utensils..just bring your own coffee cup.
Due to many requests, we will be offering
both decaf & regular coffee.
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Performance Thursday, January 13th at 7 pm
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Tickets are $6 in advance & $7 at the door
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Broadway Palm Dinner Theater
Saturday January 15 matinee
Chili & Corn Bread Supper
The musical “Chicago” has everything that
makes Broadway great: a universal tale of
fame, fortune and all that jazz; one showstopping-song after another; and the most
astonishing dancing you'
ve ever seen. Cost
is $43 & includes a wonderful lunch buffet
plus this fabulous musical.
Limited number of reserved seats
available. Doors open at 11:45,
show starts at 1:15 pm
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Saturday, January 29, 2010
We have hired a company to come out & put on a Casino night
complete with professional dealers & tables of black jack, poker
& roulette. You’ll play black jack, poker, roulette with “funny
money” & cash that in for raffle tickets at the end of the event.
Raffle prizes include a flat screen TV, camera, gift cards, etc.
CASINO NIGHT
Get your game ticket early & avoid the rush: if you buy your
$20 ticket which will be traded at the tables for chips, we’ll put 5
extra drawing tickets in the raffle . Game ticket purchased in
January will get you 3 extra drawing tickets.
This is a major fundraiser with a portion of the proceeds going to the Packages from Home
Organization which sends “care” packages to our active duty military around the world.
Billiards Club
Swiss Steak Dinner
Buy your tickets now for the
Tuesday January 18th dinner
On Feb. 1,3 and 5, the Entertainers
will present South Pacific, a nostalgic
musical set on a Pacific Island in World
War II. The original production
premiered 60 years ago and rocked
the nation with its stand on racial
prejudice. Considered by many to be
the most famous musical of all time, it is filled with a star studded cast, songs that most of you are familiar with, and a story
that is unique and unforgettable.
We will also present Guys and Dolls, a zany, hilarious musical
that will make you laugh continuously. Set in the 1940'
s, it will
come alive with original costuming, scenic backdrops and
settings, and a cast who will deliver their comedic lines as
gamblers and their dolls. The story is guaranteed to tickle your
funny bone and seeing your neighbors and friends in this inimitable production will enhance your entertainment. Our actors,
singers and dancers are exceptionally talented. This is a show
you do not want to miss! At $5 or $6 a ticket, it is your best buy
this season!!! (reserved seating only---Tickets on sale now.
After last year’s rave reviews,
we expect an early sell out for
this season’s dinner so get your
tickets now. Come & support
the Billiard Club & enjoy a
delicious Swiss steak, real
mashed potatoes, awesome
gravy, vegetables, a dinner roll &
dessert. All for just $8.50.
Help support this club by
buying your dinner tickets
early.
Starting Monday
December 6th:
CERAMICS CLUB
The 1st & 2nd Timothy study will move
to the Game Room
(above the Library)
on Monday'
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1:00 - 2:30 pm. Julie
Hollingsworth will be
leading this group.
Let your friends
know.
The Ceramics Club is
open and looking
forward to seeing all
existing members,
as well as new members. Please check
the door for schedule,
and stop in and see what our club and facility
has to offer. Our annual donation to join the
club, as well as for a reserved shelf is only
$10.00 per year. If a monitor is not available
in the room, please call Carol Culver at space
717 to join. All returning monitors should
check with Carol for your keys.
The group that was studying Revelation last winter will
have the Card Room on Monday'
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This group is in the process of finishing their study so they
cannot add anyone to the group.
Note: Starting Monday January 3rd the Game Room
group will start a study on "The Sermon on the Mount".
Everyone is welcome to be in this group.
Thursdays.
Welcome back…our 20102011 hiking season has begun, Check the bulletin board
for the trailhead & itinerary on
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BINGO NEWS
Bingo every Monday night
at 7PM. Come and join the
fun and maybe win a pot.
The more people we have,
the bigger the pots.
Paul and I are stepping
down and would like someone to take over the
running of bingo beginning next November.
Please think about taking over, if no one comes
forward, there will be no bingo in the fall.
Please contact Bobbie & Paul at 2067 if you have
questions.
VISTA VOICES STARTING JAN 5TH
Calling all last year’s Vista Voices members
to get ready to start
practices on Wednesday
Jan 5th. Also if
anyone new would
like to join us, please
contact our director,
Bobbie Lioce, at lot
910 and phone number
505-238-8279 for an audition.
News from
our resident Garden Guy: Bill Vandermay
Our flower planting day
went very well. We started
about 7:30 with about 3000
flower plugs and we were
all finished by noon. All of
the volunteers that came
out to help deserve a big
THANK YOU! It is a lot of
work but I think that the
residents of Golden Vista
really enjoy the results. One thing that was different this year was the flower
beds. The new Landscape Crew did an excellent job of getting them all prepared. Also, if you look around the park
you will see that whole park is looking better.
Now that the flowers are all planted, we could still use a
few more volunteers to tend the beds. On some beds we
only need help until the first of the year when more residents will arrive. There are also some small beds available that wouldn'
t take very long to weed and deadhead.
We are also still looking for a few volunteers who would like
to help out with the roses. If you'
re interested in helping
with the flowers or the roses, you can sign up on the sheet
in the hallway or just give Bill a call at 2990.
The practice schedule for 2011 will be
Wednesdays for small groups/sections: 1 - 3
PM and Fridays: for full chorus: 9:30 am 12:00 noon. The performances will be March
3rd and 6th, 2011.
Our music will be a Choral Review of Broadway Musicals, Spiritual selections, and Johnny
Cash music.
We would love to have some new singers join
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Tennis/Pickleball Club
Remember Club Meeting Date-- First Monday in January--Jan. 3, 2011 Navajo Room
at noon.
Dues are still $10. per year- per member.
Open Group Play on Courts: Tennis on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8:00 am
Pickleball -- Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 8 am
Reserved court sign-up sheets on board at court.
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"Still time to make a bracelet for your special someone, sister, girlfriend, Mom, Aunt for Christmas"
There are still two Fridays open before Christmas to make a bracelet. December 10th and 17th. We meet in the game room from 9-12
a.m.
We will continue with the New Year in January . I still have a few different ones in mind to make. A sparkly crystal bangle that rolls onto
your wrist your style? We will do that one also. One will be put in the
activities office to look at.
Looking forward to seeing your name on the sign up sheet.
Any questions, call Barb Moody 480-982-0321 Thanks
Comedy Club will have their first
meeting on Wednesday, December 1 at 1:00 in the upstairs game
room.
Any new members are welcome-please call Bob Witczak at 2428
for details or just come to the
meeting.
We will also meet on December 8
and 15.
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Saturday, December 4
1 pm in the game room
Bring $5
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Contact Barb Shinabarger #76
Watercolor Class by Kay Hagarty
December 6, and 13, 2010
8:00 --11:45 AM
Arts and Crafts Room (Upstairs next to
sewing room)
$25.00 If you need equipment an additional charge of $5.00.
All skill levels welcome. ?? 2598 or cell
319-230-7589
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SCRAP BOOKING
Come join us to work on your photo albums. We share our tools and ideas plus
have a great time.
We will begin
meeting on Jan. 3
in the Card Room
from 9-12 and
every Monday
thereafter.
Any questions
you can see Julie at Space 642 or call 9-6842249
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BILLIARDS is the CUE to GOOD SHORTSMANSHIP
Another fun filled season
has once again commenced at Golden Vista.
All the billiard players are
back playing the game
they love and are looking
forward to the league play,
tournament play and just
plain old fun play.
Golden Vista has three
teams in league play again
for the 2010/2011 Season.
The girls will be playing in
the Kachina and start league play every Thursday commencing on December 2, 2010. Following are the teams representing Golden Vista:
Team 1 – Barbara Chamberlain/Jean Noordt
Team 2 – Edie Newton/Myrna Seeman
Team 3 – Dorothy Falke/Jean Frank
Team 4 – Ellie Draback/Rosetta Grinnell
Team 5 – Marlene Goulet/Lois Ring
Team 6 – Lillie Lackey/Liz Porter
Good luck goes to the above teams and have a great season
similar to last year.
The first men’s team will play in the Mesa East league and
will commence play in mid November and play on Monday
mornings. A complete list the players will be in next month’s
newsletter.
The final team representing Golden Vista is the second
men’s team playing in the Superstition League. There are six
two man teams that starting playing on November 10th. The
teams are:
Team 1 - Len Mason/Al Schumann
Team 2 – John DiBiase/Gary Larson
Team 3 – Richard Meyer/DeLace Rombough
Team 4 – Bob Dahrouse/Dan Murphy
Team 5 – John Isley/Bob Whitmore
Team 6 – Jim Kindt/Coy Swanger
The results for the Superstition Team from their November
10th play was a total of 33 wins and 21 losses putting the
team in first place by 1 win over the second place team.
Watch for announcements of in-park tournaments for all billiard players in the coming days and weeks.
Come into the billiard room and see the updated painting
around the room. It gives the billiard room a great-improved
look. A big thank you goes to Barbara Dalton for a job well
done.
The club meetings
have just gotten
underway and class
schedules are being worked
on. You can see
what classes are
being offered on the
Golden Vista Website, on our bulletin
board or at a
Wednesday meeting. Remember you must be a paid member to take a
class. Membership is still $10.00 for an individual or
$15.00 for two members of a household. We have four
choices for internet access: the park WIFI, Dish Cable,
Jabba Communications (formerly 4 Pair) DSL, and, of
course dialup.
Remember, Golden Vista has a new zip code,
85119. You may want to replace your business cards
and mailing labels. You can see our samples and place
an order at each Country Store during the season. Of
course, you can call Jennifer, 2533 or Arvella, 2765
anytime during the month with orders.
The computer room is open for internet use on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.
There is a $1.00 cost for non-members. Please wear
your name badge and sign in when you enter. With the
cold and flu season upon us, please use our Hand Sanitizer before going to the computers.
We are always looking for people to teach something
new. If you are new to the park or have simply never
joined us on Wednesday, please share your computer
knowledge with all of us. Once again we are in need
of a housekeeper for the computer room. Please consider this important and much appreciated job. Two
people can get it done in very little time. Used ink
cartridges can be deposited in the plastic bin next to
our bulletin board in the mail hall.
If you wish to place an ad with the computer club
please fill out the form and leave with the amount due
in the Ad box in the mail hall or follow the instructions
in-park ads'and send
in the GVRV.US website under '
your information to Email: ads@gvrv.us
Be sure to send the amount due to the address:
Golden vista Computer Club
3710 S. Goldfield Road Apache Junction,
AZ 85119
SHUFFLBOARD CLUB NEWS
The Shuffleboard Club had its first Executive Committee
meeting on November 5th, and the activities for the year
were identified.
The big news is that shuffleboard has now formed its
own Club. A Charter is in place, thanks to Lloyd Sandau
and his committee of volunteers. Club membership is
$5.00 for the season, and memberships can be purchased from any Executive Committee member. This
year’s Executive Committee is as follows: President –
Bob Kuziw; Vice-President – Kent Watson; Secretary –
Verena Wardley; Treasurer – Renee Storley; Maintenance – Ken Wardley; Jackpot – Lloyd Sandau and Dick
Tatarniuk; Park Rep – Garry Bachmeier.
Jackpot is played Monday through Friday at 9:00AM. It’s
a fun way to interact with other shuffleboard players, and
win a dime in the process! Everyone is invited to come
to learn the game – playing instruction will be available –
details TBA. Watch for posters and check on Channel 7
for dates.
Tournament dates for the season are as follows:
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Watch for the date for the Shuffleboard Club’s Fun Nights
which will be held once a
month throughout the season.
It’s an opportunity to get together in a social setting to play
some fun games on the courts. Watch for details.
We have a very active Club, and congratulations go to
the following people who were on winning teams at the
recently completed Western National Shuffleboard Tournament. From Team BC One – Ken Trimble, Jim Gates
and Bill Visser; From the Alberta Grizzlies – Ron Williams; from the Alberta Chinooks – Joan McPhillamey,
Ken Wardley and Verena Wardley.
We are sorry to report that Ardith Martin took a fall during
the first week of November, and is currently recovering in
a rehab center. We wish her well during her convalescence. Also, we lost two long-time members of the shuffleboard community – Louie Smith and “Flip” Dunn. We
extend our sympathies to their respective families.
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Can-Am(Any) Doubles: Nov 29 – Dec 2, Ken Wardley,
Director; Holiday Mixed Doubles:Dec 27 – Dec 30
Kent Watson, Director, Golden Vista Singles Jan 24 – 27,
2011, Bob Kuziw, Director, GV In-Park TBA
The 2010-2011 Daytimer/Calendars are being offered for
sale from any Shuffleboard Club member, and from the
Activites Office for $5.00 each. We appreciate your support by purchasing this calendar.
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We need an additional to
get coffee ready each evening to set out the next
morning on the patio. Rose
Olson has volunteered & is
making the coffee now but it
would be great if someone
could alternate days with
her. We have volunteers to take it out of the
kitchen & plug it in but need another person
to fill the pot with water & coffee in the evening. Let Jan or Mary know in the Activities
Office if you can help.
COMMENTS FROM THE ARC OFFICE
Paula will be back doing massages on the
1st & 3rd Wednesday of the month - Dec
1st & 15th, Jan 5th & 19th, Feb 2nd &
16th, Mar 2nd & 16th. Appointment times
from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm. Cost is $35 for
1/2 Hour; with $15 Non- Refundable Deposit and $50 for 1 Hour with a $25 NonRefundable Deposit. Sign up and pay in
the Activities Office.
As many of you know we have new equipment to put into the wifi towers in the park.
The equipment consists of new motherboards, radios, etc. We continue work on
the new equipment and are preparing it for
testing. Once it tests ready for performance we will be installing it into the towers.
During installation wifi will be temporarily
down until we reconnect everyone. We will
announce when installation is ready to begin so that residents can prepare for the
down time.
Once again your patience is greatly appreciated and we hope to have the wifi problems solved very soon.
You may contact me, Jeff Elkins at 480671-1980.
Have a wonderful Holiday.
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LINES FROM
LARRY, RESORT
MANAGER:
Board of Directors Election
There are 3 positions (3 year
terms) on the
Golden Vista
Board to be filled
in the
upcoming election. The board
has overall responsibility to
oversee financial matters and plan the future
of our community. If you would like to be a
part of this important responsibility, pick up
an application form at the front desk. Deadline for filing is Friday, January 7, 2011 at 4
pm.
The candidates forum will be held on
Tuesday, January 11 at 1:30 pm in the
ballroom. Voting will conclude on Tuesday,
February 15th with the announcement of the
new directors at the annual meeting.
Help your community!
Pick up an application at the front desk.
I wish to thank everyone for their support
and kind words for me
as the new Manager. I
am looking forward to
the challenges ahead
and to working with the Board and the
various committees. Times are changing
and together we can work towards making
the Park the ultimate 55+ HOA community in the valley of the sun. The key word
is YOU. We need to know what you are
thinking in order to do the job right. I can
not please everyone but doing what is best
for the Park is my overriding concern.
A resident suggested to me that a Town
Hall Meeting might be a good way to
open communications. I really like the
idea and wish I had thought of it myself.
We will have the first meeting on
December 14, 2010 at 1:00 pm in the
Ballroom. It will be an informal meeting
where you, the residents of the Park can
come and offer your ideas and thoughts.
The staff will also be there to answer
questions and address your concerns. The
meeting will be moderated as we will
have to keep some kind of order. I believe
this open kind of forum where people can
speak their minds in a constructive way
will be beneficial for all of us.
My door is always open if you would like
to talk to me one on one.
As always I welcome your comments and/
or questions at manager@gvrv.us and the
Board of Directors at board@gvrv.us.
Thank You to all who
helped with the Boys &
Girls Club Halloween
Party in October: from
left to right: seated: Herb
Grills, IonaGrills, Standing: Bobbie Breuklander,
Roberta Goulet, Glenda
Omat, Sharin Noran,
MaryVonne Casteel,
Helen Borner, Dorothy
Falke, Nyla Mansdorfer,
Jan Miller, Lillie Lackey ,
Kathy Maske.
Thanks also to all who
donated candy.
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Starting January 3rd , you can reserve your spot
for our Grand Canyon Trip scheduled for April 4 & 5.
Cost is $225 per person for two night stay, dinner,
tour guide, & much more. Details are available on
the bulletin board in the hallway
Call Now!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AT GOLDEN VISTA
VALLEY OF THE
SUN CITY TOUR
Monday, January 24th
Depart at 8 am
Cost: $22
February 8th
A chance to see, learn about and enjoy many
different areas of the Valley of the Sun, including
Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Phoenix and
Tempe. We'
ll see the beautiful campus of Arizona State University, the Country Club Estates,
Camelback Mountain and Old Town Scottsdale
with its art galleries, boutiques and cafes. We'
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have a chance to stop at the Arizona State Capital to see exhibits and learn about Arizona'
s fascinating history. After the tour, we’ll have lunch
(on your own) at Arizona Mills Mall.
$69 per person based on double occupancy
Depart Golden
Vista at 8 am
Includes round trip
bus transportation,
overnight at
Quechan Casino Resort, 2 for 1 dinner,
$10 free play & at least one trip each day
to the border where you’ll walk across.
Sign up deadline is January17th.
Trips/Tours for the 2010-2011 Season
Dec. 13-Prescott Tour-day trip w/ casino, Xmas lights, city tour-$10-on sale now
Dec. 15-Christmas Lights Tour: evening trip-$25-on sale now
Jan. 24 -Phoenix, Scottsdale Tour-$22-on sale now
Jan. 31-Mazatzal Casino, Payson-day trip: fundraiser-$10
Feb.8- *Algodones: overnight: $69*-must have passport
Feb 19.-Globe trip: day trip-TBA
Feb. 28-Mazatzal Casino, Payson-day trip: fundraiser-$10
Mar. 11-Wine trip: day trip, Southern Arizona-TBA
Apr. 4-5 -*Grand Canyon: overnight-2 nights: $225* (includes Flagstaff & Jerome)
Reservations: Day trips: 2 months prior; overnight to Algodones: 2 months prior; Grand Canyon: January 3