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VOLUME 22 NUMBER 13
18 W. Pinewood Blvd.
P.O. Box 18977 • Munds Park, AZ 86017
(928) 286-9827
August 25, 2014
Wounded Warrior Project ~ A Successful Community Achievement!
Munds Park Community Church
Saturday 5 p.m. Service
Sunday Services
9:00 a.m. - Sunday School for all ages
10:30 a.m. - Worship for all people
Come Worship with Us!
Catholic Mass is held at Munds Park
Community Church
Mass times are at 7 p.m.
September 6th
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The 4th Annual High Country Charity Golf Outing benefitting the “Wounded Warrior
Project” was a great success and achieved the highest amount of money raised in northern
Arizona for the Wounded Warrior Project. The festivities were kicked off on Friday night,
August 8th at High Country Home & Garden with live music by the band, Thomas Oliver
and Hot Foot. There were over 300+ Munds Park community members who came and
showed their support in the fundraising event. A BIG THANK YOU to the community who
provided enormous amounts of food and generously donated items for the Raffle and Silent
Auction. A lucky raffle ticket holder won a big screen T.V.!
On Saturday, August 9th the golf tournament was held and again, a community effort
made for a wonderful day of golf, food, refreshments and music. A $12,000 trip was won by
one of the lucky golfers.
Moose Walsh was overwhelmed with pride and appreciation said, “To all the sponsors,
golfers, volunteers and supporters who participated in this years golf outing on August 9th in
Munds Park, AZ give yourself a standing ovation because the final number is in. I am proud
to announce that we raised $70,500 and it is being sent to the Wounded Warrior Project
today. I am humbled and overjoyed by the generosity of so many people coming together to
help the men and women of our military.”
“Thank you again and we will look forward to next years event.
Have a wonderful year and look for the announcement in April, for next years event.”
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Marine Corp Honor Guard
Bill Simon & Noribi pictured
with The Fallen Soldier Battle
Cross, the memorial for the
deceased soldiers
Moose and Noribi, the guest
speaker from the Wounded
Warrior Project
The Cossey Family
Neil, Kent, Hank & Reid
Harry, Sailor National
Anthem
**A BIG Thank you to Greg Herriman photography for providing these beautiful photographs**
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Foodie's Paradise on Old Route 66
By Stacey Wittig
Vagabonding Lulu Travel Writer
What's all the foodie buzz about the Turquoise Room
Restaurant on old Route 66 in Winslow, Arizona?
Arizona Highways, the New York Times, and the
Seasonal Chef are applauding the success of Chef John Sharpe in the remote high desert of
Northern Arizona. One of my friends and her husband recently traveled over 100 miles to
celebrate her 35th wedding anniversary there. Retired folk groups from local churches are
filling vans with patrons on a pilgrimage to the Turquoise Room.
They are all raving about the food, service and
ambiance. I shouldn't be surprised about all the accolades
when I look at Chef Sharpe's resume.
John Sharpe and his wife Patricia opened the
Turquoise Room in fall 2000 after owning four restaurants and a catering business in southern California for
many years. His career began in England as an apprentice
chef in a five-star hotel. Graduating from the Westminster
Hotel School, he moved to Switzerland, where he worked
and studied for three more years. Sharpe spent another
two years cooking in other European countries before
moving to Los Angeles in the mid 1970s.
Chef John Sharpe,owner
of the Turquoise Room
Restaurant
A contributing and defining part of his latest restaurant
in Winslow is the Churro lamb cassoulet. Churro lamb is
totally and completely unique to the Northern Arizona high desert. From a foodie point of
view, savoring Churro lamb in the southwest is tantamount to experiencing Brest chicken in
Brest, France. The meat expresses the soil, climate, culture of the Navajo region for which
Churro was bred.
Other place-based items on the menu include certified Angus Choice Prime Rib Roast au
jus (“Best end-cut I’ve had in years,” proclaims one well-heeled traveler), traditional Hopi
Piki bread and elk medallions.
Chef Sharpe uses local ingredients and incorporates into his menu many indigenous
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foods that are both important food sources and also
important to the ritual and spiritual and symbolic
lives of the Native Americans of the region. “I’m
not limited anymore to simply southwest cuisine... I
try to be a bit more local-foods focused with the
restaurant now,” reveals Chef Sharpe. As a member
of Chef’s Collaborative he works to encourage local
growers to provide the restaurant with sustainablygrown foods of all kinds.
La Posada Inn Winslow
Founded in 1993, Chefs Collaborative provides
its members with tools for running economically
healthy, sustainable food service businesses. Chef Sharpe is also involved with Slow Food
USA which envisions a future food system that is based on
the principles of high quality and taste, environmental sustainability, and social justice.
In keeping with those values, Chef Sharpe buys Churro
lamb from nearby Navajo herders, traditional Piki corn
bread from Hopi pueblo women, and goat cheese from
local farmers. Squash blossoms come from Phoenix and
there’s “halibut caught by Native Americans from Alaska
in the kitchen now,” said Chef Sharpe when I was there.
Walk back into time at La
Posada Inn, home of the
Turquoise Room
Located in the romantic La Posada Inn, a grand dame of
the railroad era, The Turquoise Room Restaurant, Martini
Lounge and Espresso Bar will be YOUR favorite 'paradise
on old Route 66'. www.theturquoiseroom.net 303 E 2nd St,
Winslow AZ 928-289-2888
*photos by Stacey Wittig
Stacey Wittig is a freelance writer based in Munds Park, AZ. Her culinary adventures
have led her up the Inca Trail in Peru eating fried caterpillars and roasted guinea pig,
across the plains of northern Spain on El Camino de Santiago enjoying tapas and steamed
barnacles, and through the vineyards of Cinque Terre along the Italian coast sipping
Chianti Classico . “Arizona is a remarkable place to call home,” declares the wandering
writer who loves the sour cream enchiladas at Flagstaff’s El Charro restaurant.
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by Jan Toth
R.I.P. CAREY WHITE
I had some bad news last week… a friend and former volunteer passed away unexpectedly and
much too early. Carey White was the Pastor at Munds Park Community Church, a volunteer firefighter/EMT and a friend. He helped my mother through her fight with cancer, even visiting her when she
went to Phoenix. He stopped by to see my mother the day after she died, he had tears in his eyes
when I told him. He had planned to get there a couple of days earlier but life had gotten in his way. I
hope I made him understand how much his visits had meant to my mother.
Carey went out of his way to help the community and its residents during any type of family emergency. When a death occurred, he often stayed with spouses until family could make the 2-3 hour
drive up the hill. He was always at the hospital visiting his parishioners and any other Pinewood residents who might be in the hospital. I don’t remember the exact years he was part of our department
and community, but he was a truly caring and giving man as long as I knew him.
He always had a smile and a hardy laugh. He was “harassed” by the female department members
during training. He became our “training mannequin” and we often swung him upside down in the
Evac-U-Splint, made him blush when he had to strap Gina onto the backboard and when someone
unobtrusively stuck a foam nozzle down the back of his turnouts. He took this all with a smile, a
laugh and a sense of humor. He only asked that we not use the Lord’s name in vain… a tall order for
some of us, but we tried.
Back in the day…. As today, our department was filled with caring, dedicated and, at that time,
well trained volunteers. Carey was one of them. I missed him when he left Munds Park, and I miss
him now that he has gone home to the Lord he loved and in whose image he existed.
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THE GOOD OLD DAYS…. What ever happened to them? I remember when we used to sit quietly
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it was. Between all of us, we were pretty good at trivia. We got through more often than not, in fact,
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through on a question of what groups of animals were called… I got it right… They asked me how I
knew and I told them I had the list in my file cabinet. Pete used it in his EMT class. The first time I
ever got through on the trivia line was the Monday before my Paramedic written test and I was sitting
home in my pajamas with my medical dictionary on my lap. The question was related to a type of
phobia which were all listed in the back of the medical dictionary. I am willing to bet I was the only
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The first fall I was here, when the roads were still dirt, we had a party in a cul-de-sac that Brad
lived on. We all brought food and beverages and we built a huge bon fire in the middle of the cul-desac. The next year they paved the roads so we had to take the “Flatlanders” party outside the Park. We
moved it a couple times and finally settled on the opening on the right about one mile out on FS 240.
It was close enough that everyone could come out for food and we still were able to respond quickly
to emergency calls. We had snow one year and had to move it into Bill and Gina’s garage. One year
we all (at least those not on duty) decided to make it an overnight camp out. I slept in the back of my
car in a sleeping bag, some had tents, some had campers and one even slept on a boat. One year we
had Uncle George and his little green tractor dig a hole and we buried a pig and turkeys! Most of the
time we had brats, hot dogs, and hamburgers with all the side dishes and fixings. The parties started at
11 a.m. and went to 2 and 3 a.m. but they got much shorter as we got older. Like 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Brad always took care of fire wood for the bon fires and we had huge bon fires. Most of the time
several of us sat around until it went out and covered it with dirt. But one year it was so big we had to
go back and get a fire truck to put it out. There was a lot of friendship, comraderie and just plain fun.
Not to say the new generation isn’t fun, we just all have different tastes and we’re in a different
world.
But the good old days are fond memories!
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The Quick Cook
Who Doesn’t Like Dessert?
by
Sharon Arthur Moore
You know how it is. You’re tired, busy. You
throw something together for dinner that is
quite adequate.
But you don’t like to do adequate, so step up
your game with an array of single serving
dessert options that took almost no time to do
but look as if you run a five-star restaurant.
(Not really. I made that last part up. But an
array of dessert options will improve your diners’ memory of dinner.) Thus, Quick Cook
Tip #9:
QC Tip#9
Wow ‘em with dessert if dinner is ordinary.
Okay, sounds good right? But three dessert
options? Seriously?
Yep! People like options. Makes them think
they’re at a fine eatery. And these are easypeasy. All it takes is a little prep, and you’re
good to go. Put them on a tray or buffet table
and let people choose one or more.
And these desserts are soooo good, I am
including them in an upcoming culinary mystery book I’ve tentatively titled it Devil’s
Food Wake (a witch story with the murder of
a coven member). That should be a good book
for dessert recipes.
Now who doesn’t like dessert? My husband is
mad for chocolate. Even more than my
women friends, so I make lots of chocolate
desserts. Given how hot summer can be, even
in Munds Park, I especially appreciate
desserts that don’t heat up the kitchen.
Here are three for you! The first uses avocados as the base for pudding. Weird? Maybe,
but it is tasty! The second is a one-minute
microwave cake that is too easy! And the third
is a dessert that is actually good for you,
almost a health food.
should be yummy with fresh fruit on top or
served on pound cake.
You know me, I’m not much on pre-packaged
food stuffs, but I have made an exception for
this too-easy microwave cake recipe for when
I need a dessert in a minute--literally a minute.
I also do sometimes make my own cake mixes
for microwave cake, just so you know. But for
quicker and easier, try:
One-Minute Chocolate Microwave Cake
1 box Angel Food Cake Mix
1 box chocolate cake mix
Thoroughly combine the two cake mixes and
store in a gallon zipper plastic bag.
To make a single serving:
5 heaping tablespoons cake mixture
3 tablespoons water
1 teaspoon mini-chocolate chips
1 teaspoon finely chopped nuts
In a 12-ounce mug, thoroughly mix cake mixture with water. Stir in chocolate chips and
nuts.
Microwave on high for one minute. Let sit for
five minutes.
Serve as is or top with more mini-chocolate
chips, ice cream, whipped cream, or fresh
berries.
Eat from the cup or up-end onto a plate by
running a table knife around the cake edge.
The final recipe one has made the Internet
rounds, so you might have seen it. No real
recipe, but simple to replicate:
Cut banana into four equal sections crosswise.
Beat until smooth. Refrigerate in mixing bowl
or individual dishes for an hour.
Wrap in foil and freeze for a 3-5 hours until
solid.
Imagine what else you could put in to modify
the basic recipe. I’m going to use Greek
Honey Yogurt next time instead of the cocoa
powder. I’ll leave off the caramel and sea salt
but add chopped pistachios (since it will be
greenish). It will serve more people and
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Frozen Chocolate-Nut Bananas (serves 2)
1 very ripe banana
Mini-chocolate chips (maybe 1/2 cup)
Finely chopped nuts (maybe 1/2 cup)
Salted Caramel Dark Chocolate Avocado
Pudding (4-6 servings)
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Sea salt to taste
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Roll banana in nuts, pressing into the banana
flesh all around and on ends.
Roll in mini-chocolate chips, pressing into
banana flesh all around and into ends.
Serve as a finger-food dessert. (To make it
easier or less messy to eat, before freezing,
cut each of the four sections into bite-sized
chunks and serve frozen with toothpicks.)
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Call Dave
1300 Antelope
MLS#158941
Stunning chalet,3 bd(2 master suites),2 baths + Loft
Gorgeous inside and out
Furnished
Call Dave
$140,000
$379,900
17235 S. Iron Springs
MLS#157248
Large bedrooms, Well maintained cabin, newly updated
kitchen w/newer appliances
2 BD, 1 BA
Call Debi
Reduced
New Listing!
$135,900
620 E. Turkey Trail
MLS#157411
Move In Ready!
3 Bd/1 & 1/2 Ba, Lrg Gr
Rm, Firepl, Garage,
Cabin Only Area!
Call Dave
Call Debi
$139,000
$159,900
530 Turkey Trail
MLS#154549
Priced to Sell!
2bd/1.5ba, Cabin area only
gas heat, carport
Large Covered Deck!
Call Dave
Furnished DW, Close to
National Forest, Open Kitchen,
Fenced in yard, Oversized Shed.
2BD/2BA
1015 E. Pinewood Blvd
MLS#157939
4 Large BD, 3 BA, Spa Room,
New Countertops & Appliances
2 car garage
Call Dave
$189,000
685 E. Reindeer
MLS#159082
3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Lg Great
Rm. Huge Deck, Central Heat
Neat as a Pin!
Call Dave
17290 Alegria Place
MLS#158861
2 BD, 2BA
Extra large DW
Newer carpet, ceiling fans, A/C,
Central heat, Shed w/electric
Call Debi
LOTS: 17135 S. Deer Run Rd. - $65,000 • 350 E. Hillside Dr. - $69,450 • 1365 E. Jaguar Ln - $139,000 - 1000 E. Caribou Rd. - $139,00 • 17830 Hopi Rd - $75,000
135 Bison Dr - *Reduced* $76,000 • 17540 Blue Jay - 1 Acre Lot - $174,900 • 765 Oak Dr -$63,900
TOWNHOUSES: 17810 S. Walapai #69 - $250,000• 17810 S. Walapai #67 - $192,500• REDUCED!
Don Tillery
Designated Broker Owner
Ofc: (928) 286-1030
Debi Bright, REALTOR®
Associate Broker
Brightdebi@aol.com
Cell: (928) 699-7703
SERVING PINEWOOD REALTY FOR 26 YEARS
Dave Kraemer, REALTOR®
SuperDavesRealEstate@msn.com
Cell: (928) 380-3639
Debbie Kraemer
REALTOR®
Cell (928) 814-0144
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LOCAL: 928-286-1030 / Phoenix: 602-252-1402
Open Saturday thru Sunday: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm • www.pinewoodrealty.com
REALTY
WE SUPPORT OUR
TROOPS
PROFESSIONAL; INTEGRITY; NOTABLE; ETHICAL; WISE; OBJECTIVE; OBLIGATION; DISCRETION
Don Tillery, Designated Broker/Owner
Please check out our NEW website! It now includes ALL listings in Pinewood! www.pinewoodrealty.com
As it connects with the Multiple Listing Service it will also be seen by anyone who connects to realtor.com
$149,900
$157,900
$269,900
17275 S. Zia Place
430 E. Laguna
1583 sq ft; 3 BR; 2 BA; Bonus
Room; Wdstv plus FAP
Garage, well-treed corner lot.
MLS#158804— Sam/Bob
115 Lodge Drive
"Clean as a Whistle"
describes this 3 BR; 2 BA Mfg.
Home; Metal Roof; All laminate
floors; Lrg Deck; Well Treed,
Oversized Cul-de-Sac Lot.
MLS#155738- Sam/Bob
$279,900
17710 Maverick Circle
3 Bdrm, 2 bath Chalet. Vaulted
T&G ceilings, Wrap around deck,
Updated flooring, cabinets &
counter-tops. New paint inside &
out. well treed cul-de-sac lot.
2 BR ; 1 BA down 1 huge Loft/Mstr
Suite up; T&G throughout; Gas FreeStanding Stove; Lg Coverd Deck; RV
Parking; 7200 sq ft Lot. Must see.
MLS#157871 — Sam/Bob
$167,900
$239,900
1375 Pinewood Blvd
2 BR plus loft to sleep 4; 2 BA;
Fireplace; Electric Wall Heaters;
Open Plan; Large Storage Shed
on Awesome Well Treed Lot.
MLS#159108 - Bob/Sam
MLS#158991 - Sam/Bob
$139,900
$185,000
17460 Big Sky Drive
3 BR 1.75 BA; LR with Propane
Frpl; Fam Rm; AZ Room;
Garage; Carport on
well-tree lot.
MLS#158809 - Sam or Bob
$125,000
$175,000
17195 Mescalero
Beautiful 16 wide; 2 BR 1.75
BA; Split Plan; Enjoy the many
trees from the Lg. Cov. Deck
and More.
MLS#159469-Sam/Bob
$199,900
16945 Sequoia
1550 sq ft.; 3 BR; 2 BA; Huge LR;
FAP heat plus free-stand stove;
Master + Office steps out into
Deck viewing the Nat'l Forest.
$234,900
17810 Walapai#48
17330 S. San Carlos
Pinewood Fairway Townhouse. 2
Mstr suites + huge loft. Wood
burning firepl, newer flooring and
granite counter tops. Deck has
panoramic views of forest and
mountains.
2BR; 2 3/4 BA+1/4 BA
Master Ste w Jacuzzi; Frpl;Lg
Stor Rm w elect.+Deck; Frpl in
LR; 3 car gar;F.A.G.; 2 Decks
Concrete Drive
$239,900
$324,000
!
!
Sale
17119 S. Iron Springs Rd
2 BR/1BA Cabin w/woodstove
Elec Wall Unit; LR has slider doors
exit to a very lg deck; Beautiful Lg
Treed Lot; SHORT SALE
MLS#157694 Sam/Bob
17345 S. Mescalero
3 BR 1&3/4 BA; 1417 sq ft
modified A-Frame; propane
free-standing stove; 2 decks.
MLS#158044— Sam/Bob
$219,900
$249,900
$229,000
430 E. Turkey Trail
17810 S. Walapai #46
Immaculate Remodeled End
Unit,1500 Sqft Townhouse
2 master suites;huge loft/
bdrm Firepl; Lg covered deck
MLS# 155036 - Sam/Bob
3 BR ; 2 BA Cabin with Bonus Rm; 2
FRPL; FAE Heat; HUGE FAM. Rm.
Wood & Tile affords
warmth & comfort.
MLS#158398- Sam/Bob
When you want results you can count on
Sam Tillery, REALTOR®
sammicedez@aol.com
Cell: (928) 699-1862
Thank You for a
Great Summer
Season!
17395 S. Sahuaro Pl
MLS#159256
2BR ; 2 BA (each 3/4); Huge
AZ Rm; on a well-treed
9400 sq ft. lot.
Ask for Sam/ Bob
• Pinewood Realty •
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1330 Big Bear Tr
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Elegant 3/2+L;T&G Cath Ceiling;
Lg Kitch; Frpl:Central A/C/Heat; 2
Decks; well-treed lot with paver
driveway. MUST SEE!
MLS155075 - Sam/Bob
17385 Sequoia Dr
3 BR; 1.75 BA; Large Arizona
Room; 2 Car Garage;
8150 sq ft well-treed lot.
MLS#158358 — Bob/Sam
$ 169,900
$79,900
660 E. Trout Creek Rd
2BR*;1&3/4 BA; Master Ste is a loft
BR with Ba;Cath Ceilngs; T&G
throughout makes it a true cabin
Wood Frl; Stor Rm; Well treed lot
MLS#157704
Ask for Sam/Bob
17145 S. Redwood Dr
2BR; 1BA Single Wide
LR Frpl: F.A.E.;Furnished as
viewed; 2 Decks; Well Treed
Consistently the #1 producer in Pinewood
Bob Joncas, REALTOR®
Sandy McCracken, REALTOR®
Associate Broker
sandymc3323@aol.com
bobjoncas@aol.com
Cell: (928) 606-3323
Cell: (928) 853-8542
Nancy Whitworth, REALTOR®
nacymai@aol.com
Cell: (602) 796-0372
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17550 Munds Ranch Road, Exit 322
928-286-1309
Karaoke every Friday night
Come & Join us
for Line Dancing
17700 N. Munds Ranch Road, Exit 322
928-286-0235
Free Small Coffee
with any
Gas Purchase!
Come and check out our food menu
~appetizers, burgers and wings to name a few!~
Live Bands
Saturday Nights!
all
Firebcial s!
Spe Shot
0
$3.0
Sports Bar Hours
ICE • BEER • PROPANE EXCHANGE
Friday and Saturday- 5:00 p.m.
Now serving hard liquor,
beer and wine
Best gas prices in Munds Park!
•Stop in the office for an events calendar•
Labor Day Events
at
The Munds Park
RV Resort
August 29, 30 & 31st
Saturday, August 30th
Friday, august 29th
Join us For KaraoKe
& Line dancing
Bar opens 5 p.m.
at 6:30 p.m.
Sunday, August 31st
BBQ starts at 12:00
Cornhole Tournament
at 1:00 p.m.
The sign up is at 12:00 p.m.
and is located in the parking lot in
front of the Rec Hall in the
RV Resort Parking Lot.
Bar
opens at 11 a.m.
$1.50 Draft Beer
Live Entertainment with the
popular band of Munds Park
The Backstage Crew
$5.00 per person
or
$10.00 a team
CA$H PRIZES
FOR 1ST, 2ND & 3RD
PLACE
August 25, 2014
Pinewood News
PINEWOOD PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION
P.O. Box 18673
By Bill Spain
PPOA Citizen Awards Chair
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FOUR PEOPLE WERE
KILLED IN ARIZONA IN 2013
BY LIGHTNING STRIKES
INCLUDING TWO TOURISTS
AT OAK CREEEK OVERLOOK
Chuck Steen Receives PPOA Citizenship Award
And Is Example Of True Community Stewardship
JUST A FEW MILES FROM
MUNDS PARK.
Community Emergency Alert Siren
Lightning: A twenty second long sustained blast of the siren means seek cover from
open areas…leave the golf course, do not take cover under trees…go in-doors as soon
as possible.
All Clear for Lightning is three short blasts
Chuck Steen is always smiling….and laughing….and
cajoling those around him to be involved in the
Fire: A blast of sixteen seconds on, followed by eight seconds of in a series of four
cycles announces a fire emergency in the local area
local community. Chuck has given hundreds of
Attack: Six seconds on and three seconds off for a sequence of three cycles
hours of volunteerism to Munds Park over the
ALL CLEAR: Six seconds on and three seconds off for a series of three cycles for Fire
and Attack
years and was the lightning rod behind the lightning siren that rings out loud over our community whenever there is danger of
possible lightning strikes in our vicinity. The vote to name Chuck Steen as a recipient of a “Citizenship Award” was unanimous among the PPOA Board of Directors,
chosen from a candidate field of six finalists.
“Chuck is a very persistent and focused man,” said Dick Drinen, President of the
PPOA Board. “In his good natured way, he doesn’t let road blocks stop him from
achieving the ultimate goal,” added Drinen, “Which is a major reason why we
were successful in implementing the siren safety program. He found many innovative ways to make the installation happen in a reasonable and cost effective
manner,” commented Drinen.
Chuck “Siren” Steen worked with the
company that manufactures the siren
located above the Pinewood Fire Station
along with the Fire Chief to install the
safety device. He overcame one road
block after another to make the multiyear process become a reality. The siren
effectively notifies Munds Park residents of possible lightning danger as well as
other possible emergency scenarios including threat of fire or attack. The safety
device was installed in 2012 replacing an antiquated system that was difficult to
hear.
Lightning caused 23 deaths nationwide in 2013 with Arizona and Florida having
Besides his earmark success with the installation of the emergency siren and
the raising of funds and reducing of costs associated with the program, Chuck
also served in a variety of ways for the benefit of the community. He was a
very active member of the PPOA Board for ten years and served as the
Communications Chair, initiating the “Happenings Column.” He was Roster
Chair and also participated in Community Relations, Park and Rec and the
Environment Committees. Chuck was instrumental in the initiation of the Park
Bench seating that is placed all along Pinewood Blvd. for the use of the local
community. Chuck involved himself in a lot of the smaller details that others
were not interested in but the community benefits from.
Chuck Steen has been a Captain in the Neighborhood Watch Program for Unit
10 A for several years. He was instrumental in the development of the Sanitary
District Advisory Committee who was responsible for the recruitment and
selection of Jim Wilson, our current sanitary district manager. Chuck even
developed the employment contract pertinent to Jim’s hiring. He has owned
property here with his lovely wife, Dee, since 1979, originally living on Wildcat
off Mustang until building his log cabin dream home “On Golden Pond.” The
Steen’s hosted the PPOA annual year-end party for nine years before retiring
from the PPOA board a few years ago. Dee and Chuck have been married for
44 years and have two children and two grand-children with another one on
the way expected in September. Chuck founded a mini-storage business back
in 1977 when only twenty of them existed. He enjoys wood-working and making fine craftsman furniture and riding ATV’s with friends in the surrounding
forest near Munds Park.
the highest number of strikes. Safety devices such as the siren installed in Munds
Park have brought lightning deaths to the lowest level ever in 2013. The high
point of lightning deaths occurred in 1943 with 432 deaths nationwide. Arizona
has always been one of the highest lightning strike areas in the country.
The idea of getting struck by lightning has always been equated to something
rare and unlikely, but records show dying from a strike is more common than
from other natural phenomena. Since records began in 1940, more than 9,200
people have been killed in the U.S. by lightning. This compares to around 7,400
killed by tornadoes, 7,500 killed by floods and 3,300 killedby hurricanes.
The individuals selected to receive the PPOA Citizenship Award receive a gift
certificate for $100 from the organization in recognition of their efforts. More
importantly, the award winners, who represent the best in volunteerism, both
civic and philanthropic, are recognized by their peers and constituents as setting an example and tone for inclusiveness, helpfulness and caring for others.
These leaders give back to the community in a kind, generous and selfless
manner…without an agenda and for long periods of time. Chuck Steen is a
true example of this kind of leader and is missed by those he shared time and
talents with on the Pinewood Property Owners Association Board.
August 25, 2014
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P.F.D. Auxiliary
Eighth Annual
Proudly serving the Munds Park Farmers Market!
We will be at the Farmers Market on Labor Day
from 10am – 2pm!
See you there!!
Mary Hennenfent
Star Representative
602 320 3501
mary.silverchickgmail.com
Fundraiser
Deborah House
Business Representative
602 448 6499
deborah.house1@gmail.com
Stop by our Silpada Booth
and register for a chance to win
a pair of Silpada Earrings!
Saturday, September 20th
11am- 2 pm
Pinewood Fire Station
Tickets - $10.00
(Limited Tickets)
Firefighters will compete with teams from PFD Auxiliary,
C.E.R.T., PPOA & Provident Partners
Tickets are available at the Fire Station
or contact Rob & Cinda Renaud at 928-286-0088
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John Marion
AI R
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Motorsports Addict Inc.
4th Generation Roofer
Service • Repairs • Installs
928-527-3787
cell 602-790-5337 OWNER SERVING MUNDS PARK 17 YEARS
Ask about metal roofing
ROC 245494
*Full Mobile Service @ your door!*
Formerly Munds Park ATVs
Robert & Sharon David
We Accept all Major Credit Cards
.
Vincent Painting
Yearly Service, Repairs, Tire Sales & Service
Residential / Commercial
Interior / Exterior
Detail oriented
Rick Vincent / owner operator
Now also servicing Small Engines
Snow Blowers, Generators, Lawn Mowers,
Chain Saw Sharpening
(928) 793-3344 (602) 573-4444
Motorcycles - ATVs - UTVs - Trailers - Snowmobiles
painting since 1977
Call 602-390-6107
August 25, 2014
Pinewood News
MUNDS PARK
TREASURES
LOOKING FOR A PLUMBER?
We Want to Help You
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Is
Celebrating its
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Come In for big Labor Day
Discounts!
The store will be open on
Friday, Saturday & Sunday
We’re Prompt & Dependable with Over 39 Years Experience
WE CHARGE BY THE JOB • NOT THE HOUR!
Lanie & Dennis
Criner
Owner, Operator
• Service & Repair
• Sewer & Drain
Cleaning
• Gas Lines Installed &
Repaired
Call Carol @928-607-3465
Joy @928-699-8860
Located on West Side of Freeway,
Next to the Beauty Salon
This is our 25th Season!
We will be open
Monday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday
Please stop by or call for an appointment
COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL
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Serving all of Northern Arizona
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More than 40 years of law enforcement
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• Home Security Check
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• Year-round Services
• Licensed by Arizona Department of Public
Safety
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• Water Heaters
• Frozen Pipes Thawed &
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We have many new items and yard art!
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Investor Loans
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NO COST
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As a Munds Park resident since 1983 and
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and take pride in bringing a higher level of
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I have demonstrated a track record of success for nearly 26 years and have always
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So make things easy on yourself by giving
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NMLS#180265
William Joseph Kuemper
NMLS#75243
license #1619480
928-699-8868
Available 24 hours/7 days a week
P.O.Box 17338
Munds Park, Az 86017
Fax # 951-547-6070
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Web page http://www.123prmg.com/Branch/Default.aspx?UserID=23315
pinewoodservices@gmail.com
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August 25, 2014
It is my pleasure to announce our new Executive Chef, Rick
Morales. With over twenty-five years of experience in the culinary
industry Rick’s always hung his hat on producing high quality food
in a consistent manner. He has worked and consulted with multiple
catering companies, most recently with the PGA tour and his background also includes an Ala Carte stint as Executive Chef with
Mack Daddy’s restaurant and Moon Valley Country Club. He has
also worked with individual clients to create personal solutions to
their dietary needs.
Pinewood News
Lobster Dinner &
Clam Bake
Labor Day Weekend
$35.00++
Rick wishes are to build a solid culinary team and that team is
already getting great reviews for our specialty nights. Italian Nights
on Thursdays and Prime Rib on Saturdays have been very well
received.
Friday, Saturday & Sunday – August 29th, 30th & 31st
You will also see Rick roaming around the dining room, greeting
members and their guests and asking for feedback. This, in my
mind, is a mark of a great Chef that truly cares about the success of
his world.
Regards,
Reserve your
Lobster NOW!!!
Tom Wiland
General Manager
5:00pm – 9:00pm
928-286-1100
Labor Weekend
Food & Entertainment
SPECIAL BBQ BUFFET
Speciality Night’s by
Chef Rick
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
AUG 30TH & 31ST
12 - 4PM
$10.00++
Thursday ~ Italian Buffet
Friday ~ Fish Fry
Saturday ~ Prime Rib
5:00 - 9:00PM
(PLUS REGULAR MENU)
Pinewood Country Club invites all of our Members and their Guests
to enjoy these festivities.
Interested in Joining Pinewood Country Club?
Call Tom Wiland
for immediate assistance
at 928-286-1100
Tyme Will Tell
S aturday Aug 30th,
12-4pm
Sa m Monday Night
Blues Band
Sunda y, Aug 31st
12-4pm
Pinewood News
17410 San Carlos — $172,500
August 25, 2014
895 E. Oak Drive - $294,000
1309 E. Couger St — $119,500
15
165 Bison— $205,000
Owner Will Carry
Rustic cabin, 2bd/2ba, loft, vaulted ceilings,
fenced yard, lots of parking. Quiet neighborhood. Furnished, Priced to Sell
. 605 E. Turkey Trail — $205,000
3bedroom, 2bath 1,660 sq. ft on a large
9600 sq. ft. lot. Gas Heat, Wood stove
large great room and priced right!
735 E. Reindeer Dr — $164,500
Outstanding Features in this 3bd/3.5ba
Loft, Vaulted Ceilings, Gas Log Firplace
Large Lot, 4 Decks, Incredible Interior
740 E. Trout Creek— $217,500
Mini-Chalet, 3bd/1.75 ba, Detached Garage
on a Heavily Treed Lot, Covered Decks
Front and Back, Propane Gas Heat
17870 Golden Pond — $292,500
2010 Manufactured Home on Canyon Lot
2bd/1.5ba, Split Bedrooms, Gas Heat
22x14 Room Addition
595 Pine Trail Rd-$125,000
Chalet Style Cabin, 2 Bedroom, 2
Baths, Huge Loft, Greatroom,
Located on a Heavily Treed Lot
1330 E. Caribou Rd — $144,500
VACANT LOT
Fantastic Building Lot in
Oakwood Subdivision
Manufactured Home backing National
Forest & Canyon, Split 2bd/2ba
Large Redwood Deck,
1355 E Fishlake Dr — $274,000
17025 Orchard Place — $195,000
Walk to LAKE ODELL
Sale Pending
Well Maintained 3 bedrooms, Open Great
Room, Fireplace, Open & Covered Decks,
Cabin is Completely Furnished including
the Large Mounted Elk Head
New Listing!
12,247 SqFt Cul-de-Sac Corner Lot
2,542 SqFt, 3bd/2ba + Den, 3 Fireplaces,
Gas Heat, Decks, Carpet & Tile Floors, 2
Car Garage, Large Washer/Dryer Room
Chalet Style, 2 bedrooms + Lofts
2 baths, Great Room, Rock Fireplace
Open Deck, 9,151 SqFt Lot
Great Location, Nice Views
2010 Manufactured Home backs National
Forest, 1,080 SqFt, 3bd/1.75ba, Large
Covered Deck, Golf Cart Garage
Move-in Ready, Furnished
17975 Green Mountain Pl
$399,900
900 E. Salmon Creek
$299,500
Charming & Secluded
Mountain Retreat
2,542 Sq Ft, 3 bedrooms, 2.75
baths, Great Room, Fireplace,
Gas Heat, Covered & Open
Decks, Separate Den with Bar,
on 12,247 SqFt lot. Home is
completely furnished.
On 2 Lots / 21,082 SqFt
Fantastic Views, 3,100 SqFt
3 Large bedrooms, 2 baths
Huge Great Room, Fireplace,
Wood Stove, Gas Heat, Air
Conditioning, New Kitchen &
Baths, New Granite, Wood,
Carpet & Tile Flooring.
Covered Deck, 2 Car
Garage plus Large Work
Shop.
Mountain Dreams Realty 928-286-9335
Visit our Web Site - www.mountaindreamsrealty.com
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August 25, 2014
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August 25, 2014
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Single Seniors
Caretaking
By Annie Weissman
“As a local fulltime resident for more than a
decade, I know the features and benefits of
Pinewood whether you’re buying or selling.”
We single people have to help each other, especially when one of us is sick
or has surgery. A friend of mine had a gastric bypass last week. That’s an elective
surgery, but she felt it was necessary and I supported her. She has diabetes, high
blood pressure and bad sleep apnea. She did a sleep study earlier this year and they
stopped it because she stopped breathing fifty-six times in one hour! She’s claustrophobic and couldn’t get used to the mask of the breathing machine. I checked on
her every morning from February until I moved up to Munds Park in May. We usually read the paper together and have tea and coffee. If she didn’t call me, I was
worried she had expired from SADS (Sudden Adult Death Syndrome.) Many peo-
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ple she knew had gotten rid of all three conditions by having the bypass. So she did
it for health, not her looks.
Her son, among others, couldn’t figure out why she was taking such drastic
means. Why couldn’t she just lose weight on her own?
She’d tried: twenty years of seeing a fat doctor and getting weekly B12
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always came back. She calls her weight “super glue fat” because it refuses to let go.
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I took her to the hospital early and the surgery went well. All of this doctor’s patients go to ICU after recovery. I thought the care would be outstanding but
I was wrong. I was the one who disconnected her many attachments and accompanied her on her mandatory hourly walks. I’m sure if you’ve had a loved one seriously ill in the hospital in the last ten years, you know that a friend or family member needs to be there to make sure care is delivered.
My friend looked healthy right after her surgery, but then she has rosacea.
She’s an assertive person, but refused to make a fuss. She had major water retention but they sent her home at 8:30 pm on Sunday night, of which she was delighted. She had to have oxygen. It was quite challenging for me to set up the condenser
and all the paraphernalia as I am mechanically deficient. I gave her pain med and
she slept all night first time in years.
She was still on a liquid diet so I stayed on one too, in solidarity, although I
do admit to eating ice cream bars when I went across the way to my house.
The next morning we looked for medication instructions. The hospital ha d insisted
that the doctor had given them to her in an appointment the week before. When she
called the surgeon’s office, the nurse said she would email the instructions but
never did.
We took our dogs for a walk and she pointed out to me that her belly looked nine
months pregnant. I suggested she weigh herself. We were both shocked that she’d
gained twenty pounds! I’d never heard of anyone gaining weight after bypass
surgery. I know she stayed on her liquid diet since there was nothing else in the
house. How could this be?
As a former nurse, she explained to me fancy terms for water
retention. She took a diuretic, but only lost five pounds. A
friend, who had the surgery and lost and kept off two hundred
pounds, came over. She was shocked at my friend’s water
retention. We took pictures of her feet. Her poor little toes
looked like sausages.
The good news is that she no longer has to take medications
for high blood pressure or diabetes. As of this writing, a week
after surgery, she still is seven pounds heavier than when she went in for the operation. It must be that superglue fat refusing to give up.
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Pinewood News
PINEWOOD NINERS GOLF ASSOCIATION
By Carla Marks
Sales Rebound Quickly With
Monsoon Deluge and Pent Up
Demand Aiding The Recovery
“ Broker Tidbits” By Bill Spain,
Provident Partners Realty,Designated Broker
The spring season is fully behind us now and the results were
encouraging. Although sales were adversely affected by the wildfires of May and June, the overall results were the best the Park
has seen in many years. In analyzing the “CMA” (Comparative
Market Analysis) overall sales for Munds Park for 2014 versus
2013, the Park had a 52.6% increase over the prior year in total
volume. 2014 sales totaled $15,743,450 in total sales for zone
7340, Munds Park versus the previous year of $10,322,349.
Eighty-five transactions closed in the spring season in 2014 versus
fifty-nine in 2013
Interestingly, the sales volume statistics also reflected that the
high sale in 2014 thus far was a new build sale of a 2700 square
foot home off Krolak Way which sold for $520,000. Last year’s
high was also off Krolak way and was $469,500. The low sale was
a lot for $56,500 this year versus one last year for $40,000.
Average sale price increased from $174,975 last year to $185,217
in 2014…. A 5.8% increase.
Pending Sales, Pending Taking Back-ups and Active with
Contingency have hit a year-long high of thirty transactions in the
hopper as of this article’s writing. More importantly, they total
more than $6,206,300 in listing volume which is a huge number
for one month. The only components showing a decrease this year
to last year is percentage of list price being attained. Last year
total properties were selling for .94% of asking price and this year
that percentage has fallen to .92%. This may be a factor of owners
over-pricing their properties earlier in the season and having to
reduce their asking price in order to elicit an offer.
It is encouraging to see the market rebound so quickly from the
awful June performance. Based on the current trends it is highly
likely that a strong sales performance could continue through the
third quarter poising this year to end on a very successful note! If
you are thinking of selling your Munds Park home please give me a
call for a market analysis and overview of your specific home.
Thank you for your business.!
It’s hard to believe that we are approaching the end of August. Time
has been flying by at a rapid pace. It doesn’t seem possible that many
will soon be thinking about relocating to their winter homes. We do
have several more weeks of golf ahead and we are grateful for that.
The Play of the Day on August 6th was the President’s Cup
Tournament. The results were as follows:
DIANE SCHNEIDER won with a Score of 29
Rosalind Ruch 2nd Place
Score of 32
Kathy Vogt
3rd Place
Score of 32 (Score Card Playoff)
Brenda Scott
4th Place
Score of 33 (Score Card Playoff)
Congratulations to these winners!!
Due to heavy rain, there was no golf on Wednesday, August 13th.
The fourth Medallion Round is being played on August 20th. I will
have those results in the next issue. Also coming up will be the ever
popular Dice Game on August 27th and “Two Best Balls” (ABCD) on
September 2nd. The Club Championship will take place on Monday,
September 8th (Front 9), and Wednesday, September 10th, (Back 9).
September 10th will also be the date of our final General Meeting &
Luncheon. Please do try to attend. This is the meeting where you can
register for next year’s membership and it will also be the Election of
Officers for the upcoming 2015 Season. The nominees are:
BRENDA SCOTT
PRESIDENT
BECKY PALUMBO
VICE PRESIDENT
LORI PRESCOTT
TREASURER
GERI BORG
SECRETARY
Please be sure to sign up in the Pro Shop for upcoming Wednesday
Play Days, as well as for the September Luncheon. As always, we are
happy to welcome new members. If you would enjoy a weekly round of
9 holes of golf with a fun friendly group of ladies, please contact Lori
Prescott at (602) 390-2648.
Our only requirement is that you be a full member of Pinewood Country
Club, in order to be eligible to play. We have beginning golfers through
very experienced golfers in our group and all are welcome.
Pinewood News
August 25, 2014
19
Financial Focus
Work to Become a Better Investor
On Sept. 1, we observe Labor Day — a
celebration of the American worker. Of
course, you work hard at your own job,
but, when you think of it, every worthwhile
endeavor in life requires significant effort
— and that’s certainly the case with investing. The harder you work at it, the more
likely you are to make progress toward
your goals.
So as you think about investing, consider the following areas in which you will
need to apply yourself:
• Work to identify your goals. It’s important that you know just why you’re investing. Do you want to send your children (or
grandchildren) to college? Do you want to
retire early? What sort of retirement
lifestyle do you envision? What kind of
legacy do you want to leave? Identifying
your financial goals is the necessary first
step toward achieving them.
• Work to know your own risk tolerance.
It’s essential that you know your own
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• Work to avoid bad habits. Many
investors chase after “hot” stocks or try to
“time” the market. However, hot stocks can
cool off quickly, while
efforts to predict market highs and lows are
doomed to fail — because no one can
accurately forecast those points. You will
want to be especially diligent about learning to look past the headlines and beyond
short-term price movements in the financial markets — because too many people
overreact to these events. If you can avoid
these bad investment habits, you’ll be
doing yourself a favor.
• Work to follow a consistent investment strategy. If you invest over the course
of several decades, you are going to see a
lot of ups and downs in the financial markets. And when the markets get choppy,
you may be tempted to take a “time out”
from investing. But if you do this repeatedly, you will certainly interrupt the progress
you need to make toward your financial
goals. If you can develop the discipline to
follow a consistent investment strategy and
to keep investing in all types of markets,
you have a pretty good chance of “smoothing out” the effects of market volatility
over time. And, as a bonus, you’ll be far
less likely to concern yourself over day-today price fluctuations.
• Work to review your progress. Along
with your financial advisor, consistently
review your progress toward your goals.
Your investment professional should establish your portfolio review frequency and
meet with you to discuss your investments
at least once a year.
So, there you have it — some ideas on
how you can work to be a better investor.
This article was written by Edward Jones for
use by your local Edward Jones Financial
Advisor.
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August 25, 2014
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MUNDS PARK COMMUNITY
EMERGENCY SHELTER
Around three years ago Munds Park experienced a storm severe enough that
Interstate 17 was closed. One of the results of that action was a group of
stranded motorists needing food and lodging in our area. So our community
residents sprung into action opening the Church giving shelter to those in need.
Due to this incident, the MUNDS PARK COMMUNITY EMERGENCY
SHELTER was established. With some assistance from Red Cross, the Munds
Park Community Church was officially designated as a shelter in case of any
type of disaster that could occur in our area.
As of today, we have a supply of food, toiletries, blankets, cots and a group of
volunteers along with the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)
dedicated to help sustain 100 people for three days. Several issues that come
with an emergency shelter have been addressed in order to keep the shelter
running in an efficient manner, but it doesn’t mean that we couldn’t use the help
of additional volunteers who live in Munds Park full-time or part-time. For
example, some of those coming to the emergency shelter may have a pet travelling with them and the shelter cannot have pets; it would be of great service if
members of our community could take a pet to their home temporarily.
Residents who can play an instrument or enjoy organizing games to entertain a
group are a valuable asset. Even if you could just come down for a couple of
hours to give the core group of volunteers a little break. That would be appreciated. If you would like to be on our list of helpers, please contact our
Emergency Shelter Manager at 602-828-3272.
Our wish is that we never have to activate the emergency shelter again, but it
never hurts to be prepared!
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$219,000
$189,000
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3 Bedroom, 2 Bath
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$183,700
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$139,500
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17981 S. Walapai Rd #55
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$159,500
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$159,900
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620 W. Reindeer Dr
Adorable A-Frame, 1 Bed, 1
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$159,000
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17480 S. Mescalero Dr
17065 S. Teal Place
3/2 Cabin, 1960 Sq Ft, Front
Covered Deck, Back Porch, View
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16990 Sequoia Drive
17170 S. Iron Springs
2 Bed, 2 Bath, New Metal
Roof, Fenced yard
$310,000
$239,900
1175 Hillside Drive
17980 S. Walapai Rd #13B
2/1 Log Cabin, One Car Garage,
Cathedral T&G Ceiling
3/2 , 3 car Garage
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Close to Forest
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Furnished, Updated, Clean
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August 25, 2014
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William J. Spain
Designated Broker®
$269,900
$289,500
$285,000
$318,900
1215 E. Cougar St
17475 Sequoia Dr
870 Salmon Creek
$329,900
$299,900
$349,900
Beautiful Canyon Views
Detached Guest Suite
3/2 in Main Home
A-Frame on Canyon
Multiple Decks,
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Four Bedroom, Three Bath
Wood Floors, Stove-FP,
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Bonus Rm, Fireplace
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1325 E. Wildcat Dr
3/2, T&G Cathedral Ceiling,
Two Car Garage, Newer Roof,
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$349,900
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3/2, Huge Canyon Deck,
Spectacular Views
Downstairs Gameroom
17845 Silverlake Dr
3/2,Two Car Garage,
Multiple View Decks, Granite
SS Kitchen Appl
$379,900
1385 Big Bear Trail
2254 sq. ft. Chalet Style, log cabin
3 bedroom, 2 bath 105 acres,
fully fenced, solar
$399,900
3/2 on near acre lot. Big
private deck, side yard deck
with firepit
3/ 2.75 Great Rm,
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MB Suite, Two Car Garage
$409,900
$392,500
3/2.5 Log Style Cabin, Great
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145 E. Sandia Circle
Private One level Chalet, MultiDecks, 3/2, 2 car garage
$449,000
$449,000
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$429,900
17280 S. Mescalero
17655 S. Pinto Circle
5/5 - Huge Family Compound
CabinTwo plus car garage
and carport, Solar Home
4 /2.5 Cabin, 2 Car Garage
Huge Fenced Yard,
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$479,500
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18045 S. Walapai Rd
Golf course area home
Garage & Carport, Open
Floor Plan Focal Stone
Fireplace
805 E. Oak Drive
550 Crestline
$390,000
77 Lakeview Court
Stoneman Lake
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1380 Fishlake Dr
4/3, many decks, 2 car
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$1,290,000
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5/5 With Five Fireplaces
2.5 Acres, Stunning
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17385 Mountainside
4/3, 2007 Build Logside Cabin,
Two Car Garage, A/C
Stone Front Fireplace
$649,000
175 E. Apache Rd
4/3.5 Bath Home on 1. acre
Jacuzzi, A/C
570 E. Crestline Rd
3/2, 2 car, great decks
acre plus!
17900 S. Silverlake Dr
1115 E. Raintree Rd
4/2.5 View Home, Two
Carage Garage, Newer Roof,
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4/4, 3 Car Garage, Office
Wrap Lakeview Deck
$499,900
$499,000
$379,900
1220 E. Lake Meadow Circle
.80 Acre Chalet, 4/2, paver 2
Car Garage
430 E. Cochise Rd
17920 Half Moon Road
Nearly Two Acres, Log Cabin Retreat 4
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William J. Spain
Designated Broker®
$300,050
$229,000
17270 Grizzly Ridge
SFD, 3/2, Screened Porch, 2
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12,900 Lot
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$114,900
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1216 E. Cougar Street
$165,000
$162,000
2007, 3/2 with a detached
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17130 Big Sky Drive
3/2, 1620 Sq Ft, Two Covered
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3/2, Logsided 2004 DW
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Furnished Great View
17265 Big Sky Drive
3 bd/2ba, Big Covered Trex
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17120 S. Bowstring
3 bedrooms, 1.75 bath.
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$172,500
$85,900
225 E. Oak Drive
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$149,900
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Awesome Cul-De-Sac Lot
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$119,000
$149,900
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17030 Sequoia Dr
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William J. Spain
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$180,000
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17215 Grizzly Ridge
1090 E. Hillside
17385 S. Peyote Dr
Newly remodeled - wood
floors, granite counter tops,
T&G paneling, stainless
appliances
2/2, Split Floor plan,
Fenced Yard, Deck
$74,500
$239,000
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$159,900
370 E. San Felipe Place
Nicely Remodeled home, large
lot, Lg covered deck, 2 bedrms,
1.75 baths
17150 Sequoia Drive
3/2 Spacious Remodeled DW
with Rm Addition,
Fr Covered Deck
$134,000
$125,900
Beautiful Big Front Covered
Deck, 2 Bed, One Bath
1151 E. Caribou Road
2 Bedroom, 1.50 baths,
great lot, covered deck, very
clean
$118,000
$117,900
$139,000
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Single wide mfr home
w/ 2 bedrooms/1.75 bath.
Large deck w/jacuzz
1211 E. Cougar St
Canyon Cabin with
Awesome Views, 1700 Sq
Ft, Focal Stone Firepl,
15,707 Sq Ft Lot
124,900
$116,900
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135 E. Cedarwood Dr
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2 Bed, 2 Bath
Furnished, Workshop
17265 Alegria Place
Vaulted Ceiling
Split Floor Plan, Two
Bedrm, 2 Bath, 2 Decks
$115,000
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$98,500
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2 Bed, 1 Bath
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$94,500
Two Bedrm, One and a Half
Bath,Bonus Rm, Huge Covered
Deck Great Yard
17020 S. Teal Pl.
Forest Location,
Two Bedroom, 1.75 Bath
Superb Views
$199,900
$89,000
405 E San Felipe Pl
1080 E. Caribou Road
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Furnished Three Bedrm
2 Bath, Oversized Lot
Very Nicely Treed
$84,900
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140 E. Cedarwood Dr
2 Bedrm, 1 Bath, Furnished
w/ Wonderful Screened Patio
$87,500
725 E. Cedarwood Dr
Ramada Covered, Two
Bed, One Bath, Great Deck
Nicely Treed Lot
Upgraded Beautiful
Mountain Home. 2/2 on a
Great Cul-de-sac
$85,000
$85,000
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2 Bed, 2 Bath, Carport
Singlewide with nice
covered deck in great
area.
64 Wood Spring Road - $1,795,000
220 E. Navajo Rd 3.66 Acres - $299,900
145 E. Navajo Rd #147 .81 Acre - &189,900
54 E. Oak Drive .50 Acre - $169,900
1140 E. Cactus Wren .25 Acre - $159,900
1095 E. Chalet Place .20 Acre - $99,900
17385 S. Pinnacle Pl .19 Acre - $98,000
145 E. Navajo Rd Lower #148 .90 Acre- $109,900
145 E. Navajo Rd Upper #148 1.05 Acre - $109,900
17950 S. Golden Lake Trail .21 Acre - $119,000
17720 S. Stallion Dr - $99,500
1300 E. Cougar Rd
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290 E. Hillside Dr
3bd/2ba, Large front
covered porch, workshop, playhouse
004 Fox Ranch Road - 2.44 Acres - $175,000
Long Park 9.77 Acres - $150,000
435 Hillside Dr 6826 SQ FT - $99.000
840 E. Reindeer 10,025 SQ FT - $89,900
1405 E. Big Bear 6000 SQ FT - $85,000
17110 S. Iron Springs - $85,000
1216 E. Lake Meadow Circle 8115 SQ FT- $80,000
505 E. Meadow View Dr .29 Acre- $79,000
17795 S. Hopi Rd .79 Acre - $78,900
76 Lakeview Court 1.00 Acre - $55,000
4660 E. Navajo - Rimrock Lot $49,900
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Labor Day weekend is the final sale of our traditional CINNAMON
ROLLS and it will be here before you know it! Contact Sandy if you
want to order the unbaked cinnamon rolls anytime this summer and
pick them up at her house. Sandy will also take orders for our baked
cinnamon rolls, then you just pick them up on Saturday, August 30th
between 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. at the fire station. All we ask is that the
money be collected ahead of time. No matter what, there will still be
baked or unbaked cinnamon rolls
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and what appears to be a river through Munds Canyon.
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BEAUTIFICATION
August 25, 2014
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“We’re Having A Garden Party”
MPBA SPONSORS
GARDEN PARTY
TO INFORM
COMMUNITY OF
NEW ROAD
MAINTENANCE
DISTRICT
PETITION
I went to a garden party to reminisce with my old friends
A chance to share old memories and play our songs again
When I got to the garden party, they all knew my name
No one recognized me, I didn't look the same
CHORUS
But it's all right now, I learned my lesson well.
You see, ya can't please everyone, so ya got to please yourself
People came from miles around, everyone was there
Yoko brought her walrus, there was magic in the air
'n' over in the corner, much to my surprise
Mr. Hughes hid in Dylan's shoes wearing his disguise
CHORUS
lott-in-dah-dah-dah, lot-in-dah-dah-dah
Played them all the old songs, thought that's why they came
No one heard the music, we didn't look the same
I said hello to "Mary Lou", she belongs to me
When I sang a song about a honky-tonk, it was time to leave
After four years of working to establish a method to enhance the front entrances to Munds Park on both the East and West side of the frontage road embankment, the MPBA Beautification Project is one step closer to being able to initiate the project. In June the group met with local county officials and
the Arizona Department of Transportation as well as representatives from several local philanthropic agencies (Munds Park Business Alliance, Pinewood
Property Owner’s Association and, Pinewood Sanitary District) and businesses to explain the required process in order for the group to move forward with
the Beautification Project.
A Road Maintenance District is being developed to include the entire commercial district of Munds Park. The area will include all of the properties adjoining the freeway on the West side of the I-17 and all of the commercial properties that adjoin or abut the area to the East side of the freeway. Polling ballots were distributed to all property owners either via US Mail or in person. Each parcel owner was asked to participate in the initial balloting so that we
would know whether or not we have the required 51% participation to initiate the RMD.
Lucinda Andreani, Deputy Director of Public Works for Coconino County agreed to have the county have the petition drafted if 51% agree beforehand and
that the county will pay the legal expenses with 70% participation. By July 25th, which was the requested reply date, more than 51% of the parcel owners
had agreed to participate so the RMD will be moving forward. It is the committees hope that more than 70% of the parcel owners will participate which
will allow all monies raised to date to be spent on Beautification…trees, bushes and water and not on legal expenses.
Businesses and property Parcel owners adjacent to the entrance are being asked to support a Road Maintenance District so that the Beautification project can be accomplished within the county and ADOT guidelines.
The funds raised and grants received will be deposited with the county under the new RMD, then the Beautification Project would be completed. Once completed, the Road Maintenance District would be dissolved by the
inaugural directors appointed to the board. No cost to Taxpayers….no tax implication because of the immediate
dissolution of the district once the work was completed. A Win-Win for all Munds Park Property Owners!
All Commercial District Property owners are invited to attend the Garden Party on September 3, 2014 from 4:00-6:00 pm at 17825 Golden Pond. There
will be renderings of the proposed Road Maintenance District (RMD) as well as representatives from MPBA, PPOA, PSD and the three appointees to the
board, Dan Hellman, president of Pinewood Country Club, Dick Drinen, Chairman of the Pinewood Sanitary District Board and Len Friedlund, PresidentElect of the Munds Park Business Alliance.
September 3, 2014 from 4:00-6:00 pm---Call 602-622-1196 for more Information.
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17395 S. Sahuaro Place
17195 Mescalero
MLS# 159469
This Adorable Cabin has two Bedrooms and two three-quarter baths;
Lovely Great Room with Vaulted T&G Ceilings ; Wood-Burning Fireplace; 2
Double Doors Entering on to a Huge Arizona Room with views looking out
upon a small canyon. The Master Bedroom has its own exit on to a small
deck which also looks upon the canyon. The Kitchen entertains a large
window over the sink which allows more views. The Refrigerator and Microwave conveys with Property. OPEN PLAN; great for entertaining. The
second bedroom also has it's own exit onto a small deck. Make sure you
check out the quaint loft! The Arizona Room could be made into square
footage as well! All of this on a gorgeous 9420 sq ft Well-Treed Lot
located on a peaceful cul-de-sac.
This 1056 sq ft Mobile Home has the advantage of 2 extra feet width-wise which
makes it 16 ft wide and vaulted ceilings throughout making it more spacious and
open. It is a SPLIT PLAN for privacy; Master Suite is at the back of the unit Guest
Suite is at the front conveniently placed next to a Full Bath. Large open Kitchen with
room for a six top table and chairs and a small breakfast bar; window over sink; Refrigerator conveys with the property. What a great Laundry Room with cabinets plus
a huge shelving to be used as a Pantry. Washer and Dryer also convey with the property. Step out onto the completely Covered Deck amidst many varieties of trees and
plants. Add a storage shed and it is all you need
not to mention a circular driveway!
Call Sam/Bob
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17810 S. Walapai Rd. #48
16945 Sequoia
Mfg Split Plan; 2 BR; 1 Bath on one end and Master Suite on the other end with full bath
garden tub and shower; a bonus room with large window looking upon the Forest; sliders
take you out to a covered deck from which to quietly and privately enjoy the COCONINO
NATIONAL FOREST. This unit is 1440 sq ft plus approx. 100 sq ft more added on. The LR
is huge with a built-in library and a propane free-standing glass front stove which adds to the
ambiance. The cabinets in the kitchen will take a while to fill; along with a built-in table and
tons of counter space; dining area with large hutch; FAP heat; screened in deck facing the
forest road. A corner lot which is fenced and
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MLS#158201
$175,000
CallSam/Bob
928-286-1030
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Realty
Pinewood Fairway Townhouse...
Owner May Carry
Remodeled Townhouse with open floor plan, vaulted ceilings, skylight and
wood burning fireplace. 2 Master suites, both with bathrooms, one upstairs
and one downstairs. Huge loft with walk in closet could be another bedroom,
den or office. Newer granite counter tops. Newer wall to wall carpeting and
ceramic tile. Comes furnished. Large covered East facing Trex deck is
shaded by trees and has panoramic views of the mountains and surrounding
forest. One year Home Warranty included in sale.
MLS#158745
$199,900
Call Bob/Sam
928-286-1030
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Pinewood Players
August/September 2014 Events
Calendar
Cardenas
Painting
Date
We Do Your Painting Right
Event/Performance/Activity
August 28, 29, 30
“Cactus Flower”
Thursday, Friday, Saturday evening performances 7:00pm
NOTE: Special Thursday Night performance August 28 at
7:00pm Pinewood Playhouse
September 4, 7
Reader’s Theatre “Cabaret Nights”
Thursday 7pm, Sunday 2:30pm
In the Pinewood Country Club Show Room
Tickets on sale in the country club lobby Wednesday 46pm and onthe Pinewood Playhouse patio during Box
Office hours
September 6
“Wrap Party”
Pinewood Country Club – 11:30am - luncheon and
entertainment
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Manager (623) 680-3369 or visit the Pinewood Playhouse Box Office located just east
of the swimming pool area on the Pinewood Country Club campus. Box office hours:
Wednesdays and Saturdays 10:00am to 12:00 noon.
For more information on these activities and events visit our web
site: www.pinewoodplayers.com
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pictures in the Pinewood News.
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$349,900
This terrific chalet offers views of
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Great family retreat with 3 Bedrooms and 2 1/2 Baths.
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• Hope Cottage/Sunshine Rescue
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For fifty years, this Flagstaff institution
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Pinewood Players Announces Auditions for 2015 Season
By Bill Kane, Lynn Rouyer and Marsha Propps
Auditions will be held Saturday, August 30 at Noon for the three adult plays to be done next summer at the Pinewood Country Club
Library, located in the Pinewood Country Club. The plays will be in June and August of 2015. Plays selected are:
1st Play – Hallelujah Girls, directed by Lynn Rouyer
2nd Play – Be My Baby, directed by Bill Kane
3rd Play – Whose Wives Are They Anyway, directed by Marsha Propps
Below are synopsis’ and character descriptions for the three plays. Please join us on August 30 if you are interested in auditioning for any of these plays.
Hallelujah Girls – by Lynn Rouyer
Do you have a bucket list? Or are you putting off til tomorrow what you would love to do? Well, time is precious and the girls of Eden Falls, GA realize this
after their dear friend's funeral. The action in this rollicking Southern comedy takes place in SPA-DEE-DAH!, the abandoned church-turned day spa where
this group of friends gathers every Friday afternoon. If they are going to change their lives and achieve their dreams they have to get on it NOW! But Sugar
Lee, their high-spirited, determined leader, has her hands full keeping the women motivated. Carlene's given up on romance, having buried three husbands. Nita's a nervous wreck from running interference between her problematic son and his probation officer. Mavis' marriage is so stagnant she's wondering how she can fake her own death to get out of it. And sweet, simple Crystal entertains them all, singing Christmas carols with her own, hilarious lyrics.
The comic tension mounts when a sexy, ex-boyfriend shows up unexpectedly, a marriage proposal comes from an unlikely suitor and Sugar Lee's arch rival,
Bunny, vows she'll stop at nothing to steal the spa away from her. By the time the wo9men rally together to overcome these obstacles and launch their new,
improved lives, you've got a side-splitting, joyful comedy that will make you laugh out loud and shout “Hallelujah”.
The Cast: The characters should be portrayed as real people, not Southern caricatures.
Carlene Travis: (50's) A no-nonsense gal with dry wit. Married three times, Carlene says she's been branded the “Black Widow of Eden, Falls” and that her
'romantic life is history'. She's convinced by Sugar Lee to take a chance on Porter. Carlene is Crystal's sister.
Nita Mooney: (50's) A very sweet, simple country woman. Nita works for the county, but really lives vicariously through romance novels and their storylines
(which she has memorized). She h as a freeloading, lawbreaking son. Nita is a glass MORE than half full kind of person.
Crystal Hart: (50's) Daffy and loveable. Very creative, extroverted, and undaunted. Crystal regularly dresses in costume and sings her own lyrics to popular
Christmas songs. Crystal is Carlene's sister. Actress should be able to sing confidently, but not necessarily perfectly.
Sugar Lee Thompkins: (50's) The ideal of a Southern woman. Dramatically attired in an explosion of color, Sugar Lee is vivacious, strong and smart. It is
her idea to turn the old church into a day spa-as she says, “a place where women can come and shed their worries, refocus their lives, and walk out feeling
like they're on top of the world”. She doesn't comprehend that her past may be the on obstacle that she cannot overcome to save her small
business.
Bunny Southerland: (50's) Upbeat and seemingly pleasant, Bunny wears an ever ready sunny smile all the while being deliciously judgmental and passive
aggressive. The self-proclaimed social arbiter of Eden Falls, Bunny feels status is all important. She wants to take the church from Sugar to open a museum
in her name.
Bobby Dwayne Dillahunt: (50's): Unaware of his rugged good looks, Bobby has a self-depreciating sense of humor and a charming manner. He dated
Sugar in high school and wanted to marry her. Since then, he describes his life as a 'couple of failed marriages, couple of failed businesses, and a couple of
knee operations'. Bobby is now in construction and Sugar reluctantly hires him.
Porter Padgett: (50's) A good hearted, gregarious blowhard. Porter doesn't know when to shut up and tends to talk louder than most people. He really enjoys his own humor and has a big 'horsey laugh'. Porter works for the post office and lives with his mother.
There is the potential for another male role that is the chauffeur, whipping boy for Bunny. And of course, there may be a woman or two that visit the SPADEE-DAH.
Be My Baby – By Bill Kane
This is the newest play by Ken Ludwig, who wrote several of the very funny plays we have done recently: Lend Me A Tenor and Leading Ladies, for example. Hal Holbrook and Dixie Carter as they two leads evoked cheers and a standing ovation every single night of its world premiere in 2005. The press described it as “a funny, feel-good kind of show that makes you warm all over.”
The play tells the story of John, an irascible older “country boy” and an uptight “city” woman, Maude, who take on the journey of a lifetime. They are brought
together when his ward marries her niece. Then, when the young couple decides to adopt a newborn baby, the older couple has to travel thousands of miles
to California to pick up the child and bring her safely home. The problem is, John and Maude despise each other. To make matters worse, they get stranded
in San Francisco for several weeks and are expected to jointly care for the helpless newborn. There they form a new partnership and learn some startling
lessons about life and love.
Besides the two older leads, there are good supporting roles for the young couple. In addition, there are half a dozen small roles (doctor, nurse, judge, waitress, housekeeper, etc.) that are ideal for some first time actors to give a try.
Whose Wives Are They Anyway – By Marsha Propps
The cosmetics company has been sold and two of its Vice Presidents, David and John have planned a weekend off before the new CEO arrives
on Monday. With their wives safely off to New York on a shopping spree they check into the Oakfield Golf and Country Club intending to "golf
their brains out". The unexpected encounter with their new boss (who they were shocked to learn is a woman) turns their plans upside down.
She insists on meeting their wives, stating blithely " no one who went golfing for a weekend without their wife would ever work for me". Now
John and David have to produce wives and the hilarity begins. The cast of 3 men and 5 women will create non-stop laughter!
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PFD Auxiliary Flag Sales
Way To Go Nathan!
Top Ten Arizona
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Your Pinewood Fire District Auxiliary has under taken a
fundraiser this year of selling American flags. These flags
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August 25, 2014
COCONINO COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Pinewood News
5th ANNUAL HAND & FOOT TOURNAMENT A HUGE SUCCESS!
On the morning of August 5th, 36 Hand & Foot Players gathered to spend and
enjoyable day at The Pinewood Country Club to compete for this year’s tournament championshio. The atmosphere was festive with balloons and colorful informational posters. Door prizes of $5 each were awarded throughout
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 85-3, PROVIDING FOR the day to 22 lucky players. The club served a delicious buffett that drew high
compliments. Thanks to Austin and Paul for making this tournament another
THE REGULATION AND PROHIBITION OF THE RUNNING AT
success! Co-chairwomen Lynn Kelly and Wilma Lentz are most appreciative
LARGE OF DOGS AND VICIOUS DOGS IN THE UNIN- of all the helpers who participated in setting up.
THANK YOU ALL!
CORPORATED AREAS OF THE COUNTY OF
Pictured below are the winners of this year’s tournament:
COCONINO.
Anita Heyn, lower right
1st Place
SECTION THREE
Barb Janes, lower center 2nd Place
Cynthia Gledhill, upper left 3rd Place
The owner, or other person acting for the owner of a dog shall at all times keep
Dottie Wood, upper right 4th Place
such dog from being or running at large upon the streets, sidewalks, alleys, or pubPat Ratner, lower left
5th Place
ORDINACE NO. 2007-03
lic property of unincorporated areas of the County, unless such dog is restrained by
a leash, cord, rope or chain of not more than 6 feet in length and of sufficient
strength to control the action of the dog. This provision also includes land under the
control of both State and Federal Government.
The owner or person acting for the owner, of a dog shall at all times keep such dog
from being or running at large upon or about the private premises of any person
who has not granted permission therefore.
While the dog is on the owner’s property, such dog shall be confined within the
owner’s property by a suitable enclosure. A suitable enclosure must consist of
proper fencing that is maintained and appropriate for the keeping of a dog, proper
locking mechanism, proper height, and built in such a way that a dog cannot dig or
crawl under fencing. Suitable enclosure may include an: invisible fence that is properly maintained, or a dog run that allows the dog to comfortably move around but
does not allow the dog to jump over the top or dig under. If a suitable enclosure is
not available, such dog shall be restrained by a leash, cord, rope, or chain that is at
least 10 feet in length and moves in such a way not to tangle the dog and shall be
confined within the boundaries of the owner’s property.
This excerpt was taken from: az-coconinocounty.civicplus.com/DocumentCenter/View/446. For more information go to:
coconinocounty.gov then click animal management.
A concerned community member called The Pinewood News inquiring about the dog leash law. The caller said there had numerous
large dogs wandering the area with no owners in sight.
This is just a reminder to all the summer visitors and guests of community members who come during our beautiful summer months that
all dogs need to be on a leash and not wandering around
neighborhoods.
Services & Responsibilities
The Coconino County Public Health Services District's Animal Management staff
offers a wide variety of services. Animal Management officers:
•Investigate public complaints of loose or vicious dogs, suspected rabid animals and reports of abuse - Call (928) 679-8756 to file a complaint regarding
a dog at large, barking dog, or dog bite.
•Perform routine patrols - Animal bites are investigated Rabies vaccination
clinics are provided. Schedules and locations vary. Call (928) 679-8756 for
current schedule.
•Issue dog licenses - We issue dog licenses part of the Rabies Control Program. Call (928) 679-8756 for more information.
•Inspect kennels and pet stores - Inspect kennels and pet stores are inspected for compliance with County codes.
•Enforce state and local statutes and ordinances associated with domestic
and wild animals to protect public health and safety
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August 25, 2014
Birds of Munds Park #57
The Case of the Fallen Feather
by Margaret Dyekman
We were visiting family in San Diego a couple of weeks ago and in the middle of
the at-home happy hour there, I received a text and photo from Andy: “We found
this feather while hiking in Munds Park. What bird is it from?” At first glance I
didn’t know, so I showed the photo on my phone to Andrew, our niece’s husband,
who (conveniently for me) works in one of the bird departments of the San Diego
Safari Park, previously called the Wild Animal Park. Andrew was sitting in front
of the television with the rest of the men watching pre-season football. He manages a department that handles rare bird egg incubation and raising chicks and has
cool projects like transporting captivity- bred California Condors for release into
the wild in Idaho.
Pinewood News
Take Care of your Trees
by
Mike & Roslyn
Merristem Tree Service
Advice From Your Local Arborists: Synthetic Vs. Natural Fertilizers
Fun Fact: The oldest living tree known to man is a spruce located in
Dalarna province in Sweden. It is 9550 years old and dates back to the
last Ice Age. However this spruce stands at a whopping 16 feet tall
and closely resembles Charlie Brown's Christmas Tree.
Andrew didn’t know whose feather it was either, so he
Here in northern Arizona you might often find yourself standing in front
asked me from across the room, “What is your cell phone
number”? He then texted me, and I texted back to him the
of a wilting, discolored, kind of sorry looking plant despite proper waphoto sent to me by my hiking friend. Next Andrew texted
tering and optimal weather. Immediately one’s mind defaults on fertilthe photo to two of his Safari Park work colleagues, Tiana
izer as your solution. But what kind should you use? To begin, there are
and Jenny. Almost immediately one of them responded
two categories of fertilizers: natural and synthetic. Synthetic fertilizers
back: “What habitat”? He texted back: “High elevation,
are probably the most popular option because they make large corpopine forest”. Then Jenny sent us a link to a photo she found
rations piles of money resulting in better marketing. Don’t get me
feather photo by Andy using the internet connection on her phone – and it was
wrong MiracleGrow is very effective at what it claims to do and its apdead on! A Northern Flicker tail feather. In the meantime,
plication is extremely user friendly but the “best”, in my humble opinboth Andrew and I were using our bird apps (I use iBird and also Peterson’s) on
ion, it is not. Synthetic fertilizers add basic nutrients to your plant by
our phone to pull up more photos. In the span of about five minutes and with the
using salts to make those nutrients available to the plant. These salts,
awesome help of technology, we were able to text back to Andy the identity of the
however, kill virtually all of your soil’s beneficial biology such as fungi
tail feather. The rest of the wine-and-beer sipping relatives in the room were
and bacteria. The beneficial soil biology is the natural process by which
thinking we were bird nerds, but we were actually quite proud of figuring out the
your plant accesses the nutrients naturally occurring in your soil. Once
mystery of the Fallen Feather.
The Northern Flicker we have in Munds Park,
Flagstaff, and even the desert around Phoenix is
the Red Shafted species. The Yellow-Shafted
Flicker is found in the East. However, the two
forms have hybridized extensively and are now
considered one species called “Northern
Flicker”. There is also a “Gilded Flicker” that is
found in the southwest deserts, but it is much
Red Shafted Flicker
harder to see. The Northern Flicker is a large
woodpecker that has a black crescent on its breast, red side mustaches, and is
pretty easy to identify when flying because of its prominent white rump patch. It
tends to forage on the ground, eating ants, beetles, and other insects. It is more
likely to fly on your hummingbird feeder and suck out the sugar water with its
long tongue rather than frequent a seed bird feeder. Why did this one lose a tail
feather? It’s molting season! Nests were built, eggs hatched, and babies raised.
So now is the time to grow in new feathers to prepare for the next season.
The Fallen Feather episode really makes me appreciate again the many forms of
technology we have at our fingertips. It probably was entertaining watching Andrew and me excitedly solve the mystery of the feather by texting, surfing the internet, scrolling through our bird guides, and sending photos using just our cell
phones. My favorite birding app is iBird Plus and it quickly seems to be replacing
my books. However, I still treasure the very large Audubon’s “Birds of America”
volume my parents bought me when I was 11 years old. Not only does it have extensive information in it, but it also takes me back to happy times pouring over the
pages and first discovering the many species of birds we have here in the States
and their unique characteristics.
You can reach me at margaretdyekman@cox.net, and you can read all the archived Birds
of Munds Park articles and leave your comments at www.birdladyblog.wordpress.com.
I welcome your questions, reports of sightings, and your ideas for future articles.
the soil has been depleted of these microbes, your plant is now completely dependent on synthetic fertilizers. Not only are you now forced
to feed your plant chemicals but synthetic fertilizers are extremely toxic
to all life. If you have ever been overzealous one season with applying
MiracleGrow, you might have noticed that your plants and grasses turn
yellow and die, a result we refer to as “fertilizer burn”. I am, if you have
not already noticed, a devout proponent of natural methods. Natural
fertilizers such as compost, manures, and worm castings benefit your
plant because of their high content of beneficial microbes and nutrients. If you search around, you can find natural fertilizers that are also
easy to apply such as compost tea. Many might associate natural fertilizers with the pungent smell of a horse stall or chicken coop however a
well matured compost pile smells like nothing but healthy dirt. Compost and worm castings also provide optimal soil structure. Here we are
surrounded by nothing but compact clay and rocks so soil structure is
just as if not more critical than fertilizing nutrients. Soil structure refers
to the drainage and moisture retention characteristics of soil. So although the synthetic fertilizers might be on sale at Home Depot, trust
me, a good natural fertilizer is much more of a bang for your buck. Stay
informed, your plants will thank you.
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MeristemTree@gmail.com
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DID YOU KNOW?....
The first Labor Day was held in 1882. Its origins stem from the desire
of the Central Labor Union to create a holiday for workers. It became
a federal holiday in 1894. It was originally intended that the day
would be filled with a street parade to allow the public to appreciate
the work of the trade and labor organizations. After the parade, a
festival was to be held to amuse local workers and their families. In
later years, prominent men and women held speeches. This is less
common now, but is sometimes seen in election years. One of the
reasons for choosing to celebrate this on the first Monday in September was to add a holiday in the long gap between Independence Day
and Thanksgiving.
www.timeanddate.com/holidays/us/labor-day
A 501C3 tax exempt organization
AND donations are tax deductible.
Members and non-members have been generous to the PFD Auxiliary
throughout the year and it is truly appreciated. If our organization could
function without asking for your help, it would be great, but unfortunately we are
one of those organizations that will always be in need of
donations. Just to let you know how important your donations are to the
Pinewood Fire Department, here are just a few items that we were able to purchase because of your support. An icemaker, dishwasher, refrigerators, bed
mattresses, emergency rope rappelling equipment, all weather safety jackets, a
CPR video, automated external defibrillator (AED), two saws, an inverter, fire
hosing and a new hydraulic power pump also known as the
Jaws of Life!
Help us continue to give it back to the community and keep the
Pinewood Fire Department the best in Arizona
Please send your donation to: PFD Auxiliary
P. O. Box 17455
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August 25, 2014
Pinewood News
The Director’s Chair
Pinewood Players News Clips
“Cactus Flower ” Unveiled
by Dan Slocum
Last chance to see “Cactus Flower”
There are still a few opportunities left to see the show
everyone is talking about! The final three performances of “Cactus Flower” will
be staged on Thursday, August 28, Friday, August 29 and Saturday, August 30.
All performances begin at 7:00pm. “Cactus Flower” will take it’s place among
the premier productions to hit the Pinewood Playhouse stage and the community will be talking about this classic production for seasons to come. So do not
miss your chance to see one of these entertaining season finale performances.
Reserve your seats now for best selection!
See ticketing information below and buy your tickets now for this final production of the 2014 Theatre in the Pines season. Remember, there is a special
Thursday night performance and you will have the opportunity to win one of
several valuable prizes so you get your tickets now!
Special Thursday Night Performance – Dinner! Prizes! Fun!
Laughter!
There will be a very special Thursday night performance of “Cactus Flower” on
August 28 at 7:00pm. The Pinewood Country Club will offer a special discount
for theatre goers on their Thursday ‘Pasta Night” dinner. Just show your theatre
ticket to your server to obtain a $1 discount off the regular price of the pasta
buffet and a free non-alcoholic beverage. At the theater, prizes will be awarded
to lucky ticket holders! So kick off your Labor Day celebration by enjoying dinner, a great play and a chance to win very valuable prizes! Get your tickets for
the special Thursday night performance now! See ticketing information below.
Scheduling Note: Please note that this performance will replace the traditional
Sunday Matinee in the second week of the run. This special schedule has been
arranged to allow our patrons to enjoy the Labor Day weekend activities with
family and friends and still have an opportunity to see this fantastic production
of “Cactus Flower.”
Mark Your Calendar! “It’s a Wrap” scheduled for September 6
The 2014 Pinewood Players “Wrap Party” is scheduled for Saturday, September
6 at 11:30 am in the Pinewood Country Club Show Room. Large portions of fun,
entertainment and good food will be served up during this season’s final member’s event. The menu will include tossed green salad, roast turkey, mashed potatoes & gravy, succotash and a variety of desert bars & beverages (tea, coffee,
water). Join us to celebrate the close of another entertaining and successful
season of Theatre in the Pines. Please contact Kassie Walters at (928) 286-9198
for reservations for this fun filled event.
Cabaret Nights, Reader’s Theatre will close the 2014 Season
Join us for another fun-filled Cabaret Nights, Reader’s Theatre production! A
whole new set of hilarious skits are on tap! The final performances of the 2014
season will be presented on Thursday, September 4 at 7pm and Sunday, September 7 at 2:30pm in the Pinewood Country Club Show Room. If you thought
the previous productions were fun, “you ain’t seen nothin’ yet!” Warning: Uncontrolled laughter will abound while watching "Sorry About That Lord" directed by Doug Pusateri, "Surprise” directed by Doug Pusateri, "Brownies"
directed by Annie Weissman, "Chocolate" directed by Doug Pusateri and "A
Slight Misunderstanding" directed by Jackie Wolff. There have been six consecutive sell-outs for the Cabaret Nights shows so buy your tickets now or run the
risk of missing the fun of seeing these highly entertaining vignettes performed
by your friends and neighbors. Tickets are on sale in the Pinewood Country Club
Lobby on Wednesday during Happy Hour. Tickets may also be purchased during
Box Office hours on the patio of the Pinewood Playhouse. Cash bar will be available in the Show Room prior to performances and at intermission.
“TICKETS for all remaining 2014 performances are on sale now and can be purchased
online at www.pinewoodplayers.com or at the Pinewood Playhouse Box Office directly
east of the pool area on the Pinewood Country Club campus. You may also call our
Ticket Manager at (623)680-3369 for reservations. Box Office hours are Wednesdays
and Saturdays, 10am to noon. For more information visit our web site at
www.pinewoodplayers.com. Pinewood Players entertain the community by presenting
live theatre and by providing various venues where children and adults learn about the
performing arts through participation in workshops,
drama camps and plays of all kinds.
Visit our web site: www.pinewoodplayers.com for
more information about Pinewood Players
By Don Miller
Hollywood or Pinewood?
Ingrid Bergman??
Melanie Westmark
Walter Matthau??
Bill Gibney
Goldie Hawn??
Cheryl Parker
These are some of the remarkable cast of Pinewood Players final play of the
season, "Cactus Flower." You will watch the transformation of a "Prickly Old
Maid Dental Nurse" Stephanie Dickinson, played by Melanie Westmark, into
an outgoing lovely delicious flower! You'll awwww, as womanizer and expert
liar, Dr. Julian Winston, played by Bill Gibney, discovers what he had and almost lost. You'll empathize as the silly and naive Toni Simmons, played by
Cheryl Parker, discovers just how she has been played by her "married" lover.
You'll be surprised when Igor Sullivan, played by Bill Spain, shows up in
Toni's apartment dressed in only a towel and a smile! Harvey Greenfield, the
seedy, conniving friend of Dr. Winston, played by Lee Henry, will keep you
laughing as he tries to keep getting free dental care for all his girl friends.
Mrs. Dixon Durant, "Ms. Frozen Foods," played by Phyllis Schurz, will amaze
you when you discover what is more important to her than dental health.
Your heart will pound along with Sr. Arturo Sanchez, South American U.N.
Delegate, played by Carlos Navarrete, as he woos the delicate Nurse Dickinson. You'll share the disgust of Angie, one of Harvey's dentally challenged
girlfriends, played by Sunnie Saperstein, as she watches the playful shenanigans of all the other characters. You'll be entertained by Stanley the
Waiter/Stanley the Music Lover, played by Stan Debber, as he bumbles
through life in the '70's.
"Cactus Flower" may be the final play of the season, but it may prove to be
the funniest journey back in time you will experience this year! It has been
an amazing experience working with the talented cast of the Pinewood Players and also working in and around many others in the Pinewood Players
community. My Producer, (Candy, my wife) and I have been amazed at the
contributions by members, and the willingness to part with some of their belongings to be used as props and scene dressings. The incredibly talented
construction crew that brought the sets and some of our larger props to life,
Stage Manager, Georgia Osborne, who is responsible for the play once we hit
the stage, her assistant Candy Miller, Phyllis Schurz, who is coordinating the
Cast Party afterward, the behind the stage crew, including Phyllis, Carlos, and
Sunnie as well as Pam Uveges, Rosie Martin and others that haven't been recruited yet, have made this production of "Cactus Flower" something that
will be remembered for a very long time. Hurry online, or to the ticket office
to get your tickets now, or you might be disappointed! Special offers for the
Thursday night performance include door prizes, like a "Cactus Flower"
Wine and Cheese basket, a "Cactus Flower" Margarita and Chip basket, and
several Succulent Gardens. Another offer, thanks to an agreement with the
Pinewood Country Club includes $1 off their remarkable Thursday night
Pasta Buffet plus a free drink (non-alcoholic) between 5pm and 5:30pm if
you show them your ticket to the Thursday night performance! So get your
tickets and do dinner and a show Thursday evening, August 28th!
Pinewood News
The Girl You Left Behind
by Jojo Moyes
A true story made headlines November 4, 2013. A trove of approximately 1500 works of art confiscated by the Nazis in WWII were
seized in a Munich apartment. The value was estimated to be $1.3 billion by artists such as Picasso, Matisse and Chagall. The news went
on to say that determining the rightful owners of the works decades
after they were either sold under duress or seized could take years.
August 25, 2014
Where in the World
is The Pinewood News?
One might think this would be a great premise for a novel and The
Girl You Left Behind might just be that novel. Published earlier this year, it was obviously written before this news broke. The work of art at the heart of this story is of
course fictional as are the events surrounding it. The painting entitled “The Girl You
Left Behind”, was painted in the year 1915 by a French artist, Eduardo Leferve, and it
resurfaces in the year 2001 in London.
There are actually two girls left behind in this story. The first is Sophie Lefevre whose
artist husband Eduardo goes to war for France in 1916. The second is Liv a young
widow in London whose husband dies prematurely in 2000. Their stories, some eighty
years apart, are connected through a painting of “the girl” who is actually Sophie
painted by her husband. The painting resurfaces in the story in Liv’s bedroom. It was a
gift from her husband on their honeymoon. The two girls are united by a passion for
this painting which represents both their husband’s love and devotion to them.
The dual timeframe storyline almost a century apart flows effortlessly from one to the
other, although Sophie’s historical storyline is, I believe, the stronger of the two. Sophie, struggling to keep the family’s hotel afloat under the German occupation of
France, hangs her portrait in the hotel where it is a daily reminder of the proud self-reliant girl her husband saw. She wants this reminder as the German invasion causes her
to feel that the “glowing girl willful in her confidence” is slipping away due to enemy
oppression and poor nutrition. Although the opening scene would have readers doubt a
lack of confidence when she confronts the German Kommandant’s accusation that she
is harboring livestock. It is my favorite scene in the book.
The risk she takes in hanging the portrait in a public place is that it is also visible to all.
When the German Kommandant notices the painting, his comments reveal that he is a
cultured man. The portrait is the catalyst that causes Sophie to risk everything—reputation, family and her life—in hopes of seeing her Eduardo again.
What follows is a wary connection made between the Kommandant and Sophie that
leads to tragic circumstances
Ninety years later the portrait hangs in Liv’s bedroom, as a cherished memento of her
husband and their honeymoon. On the one-year anniversary of her husband’s death,
Livy meets Paul and his friendship is the first stirring of feeling she’s had for anyone
since the death of her husband. Unfortunately, Paul works for a company specializing
in the return of artworks looted during wartime. I think you can see where this is
headed. Instead of a blossoming relationship, they are now on opposing sides. The tension mounts as the case of rightful ownership goes to court. Documents produced at
the trial take us back in time to Sophie’s ordeal and we discover, as Paul Harvey would
say, “the rest of the story”. Was the portrait stolen from the Lefevre family or was it
gifted?
Liv, like Sophie, takes a great risk as she defends her right to keep the portrait as she
becomes subject to unthinking public hostility. Although the painting disappeared during WWI, she gets hate mail urging her to end the suffering of the Jewish people persecuted in WWII. Return what is rightly theirs. Both heroines are united in their
determination to fight for the thing they love most-- whatever the cost.
As one review, which I totally agree with, says, “JoJo Moyes does a majestic job of
conjuring a cast of characters who are charismatic, credible and utterly compelling.”
Moyes places her characters in extremely difficult situations where the stakes are high
no matter what decision they make.
JoJo Moyes, who lives in London, is a former journalist turned novelist. Her novel Foreign Fruit won the Romantic Novelists’ Association Novel of the Year Award in 2004.
In closing this summer of book reviews in Pinewood, I wish all book lovers time to curl
up with many good books till we meet again next summer.
Vy Armour writes a bi-monthly book review column for the Ahwatukee News
where she and her husband Don owned a bookstore (Pages) in the 90’s.
They have been summer Pinewood residents since 1996.
Vy can be contacted at vyarmour@gmail.com.
July 29th at Sergeti National Park in Tanzania, Africa
Pictured r-l -Michael Hull, Elizabeth Simchak, Elliot
Hull, Margery Simchak, Houston Hull (holding PWN),
Frank Simchak and Melanie Hull.
August 13th at The Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame in
(my hometown!) Cleveland, Ohio
Pictured l-r -Haley, Jim & Sharon Emery
Take a picture holding a copy of The Pinewood News when
you are on your next road trip or vacation and email it to us
at pinewoodnews@hotmail.com
Thanks to all who have submitted these great pic’s!
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Pinewood Farmers’ Market™
Season Sponsor: Sam’s Club
When: Every Saturday, Through - Labor Day
Location: Munds Park Community Church
Time: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
FREE to general public!
Saturday, August 30, 2014
CLIFF CASTLE CASINO ADVENTURE LABOR DAY SHOW! BE ADVENTEROUS
DAY! Book a once-in-a-lifetime BREATHTAKING helicopter tour featuring the oneof-a-kind red rocks of Sedona, Arizona coupled with a quiet, romantic dinner at the
infamous Storytellers upscale restaurant at Cliff Castle Casino by calling 928-5672645. Or, book an ATV tour with Arizona OFF ROAD ADVENTURES (928-451-
Pinewood News
Pinewood History - Preview
Today you hear a lot about what is Pinewood and what is Munds Park. Some say
Munds Park is the “downtown” area and Pinewood is to the east and north of
where the “arches used to be.” If you don’t know where that is, it’s the corner of
Pinewood Blvd and Fairway or the west end of the golf course. But did you know
that our little community is made up of several subdivisions… the first being
Northern-Aire. Northern-Aire is the property just north of Pinewood Blvd and
South of the golf course.
Did you know that Oakwood, just east of the Country Club, was not named for the
Oak trees here in Munds Park, but a man who owned the property whose name
was Red Oakes!
Northern-Aire Development Company purchased the Lake O’Dell property in
1958. Between 1958 and 1960 the current golf course was constructed. Lake
O’Dell water was used for livestock, wildlife, and vegetables. In the twenties and
early thirties, Henry Burrus purchased the homestead and grew onions, asparagus,
cabbage and carrots as well as alfalfa and grain.
1777) for your entire family and experience the beautiful Verde Valley
up-close-and-personal! BOOK YOUR FAMILY TOUR NOW before the kids return to
school; both tours can be booked at the PFM Bike Rental booth or the Verde Valley
booth. This show also features over 70 vendors and artisans, Mobile Food Trucks,
FREE Rock Climbing Wall, Face Painter, Bill Simon’s Desert Warriors (Military Vehicle Exhibition), PFM Mascot, and live music by Acoustic Guitar Rock Singer/Song-
Awhile ago while passing on information to people heading out into the forest,
Gene Riffle saw sheep! Yes, thousands of sheep! It is not an uncommon sight in
the spring and early summer. For many years and even today, sheep were driven
through here from the Casa Grande area to summer grazing in Northern Arizona.
Believe it or not, sheep in Arizona once numbered in the millions. They were
driven from around the Casa Grande area up to the Mogollon rim and South of
Flagstaff for shearing and breeding. I was not able to get any pictures, but I will
keep looking.
writer Tammy Z!
When I looked on the internet for sheep ranchers I found that there were a couple
“driveways” to Northern Arizona used extensively by the sheepherders. Two families who still trail their sheep are the Auza and Manterola families. They historically trail their sheep from the winter range in Casa Grande to the summer pastures
in the north. Today, they truck the sheep from Casa Grande to Cordes Junction, and
then trail the sheep north. Trailing the sheep is good for the health of the sheep and
improves lambing in November. The Black Canyon and Beaverhead-Grief Hill
Sheep Driveways have been used for over a century. There is an outdoor exhibit in
Black Canyon City Heritage Park that presents the story of the trails and the two
families. You can also visit Cordes Station which has been owned and operated by
the Cordes family for 125 years. It was once a bustling, hustling stage stop for all
travelers including the sheep herders and now gives you a look into the past.
There is another accessible and interesting part of this history, the Sheep bridge
over the Verde. The road is accessible from two different main roads. FR-24 is an
improved dirt road which runs through the Seven Springs recreation area. This
road starts at the end of the Carefree Highway and is easily passable by passenger
vehicles with 2 wheel drive. The intersection with FR-269 will be evident as they
are the only two main roads in the area.
Sudoku
Solution
FR-269 can also be accessed off of I-17 at the Bloody Basin Rd East exit. As you
pull off the highway you will come to a dirt staging area with a description of the
area. From here just continue heading East through some ranching country and you
will eventually come out at Sheeps Bridge. The bride was built in 1943 and the
walkway is 475 feet long and 3 feet wide. Before the bridge sheep were lost to the
dangerous Verde river crossings. The bridge was entered into the National Registry of Historical places in 1978. Then in 1988 it had to be rebuilt because the
original was in disrepair.
Shortly after the intersection of FR-269 and FR-24 the road becomes somewhat
more bumpy and it would be wise to slow your vehicle down to a near crawl to
avoid breaking loose any of your fillings. A passenger vehicle MAY make it down
to the bridge, but it would be advisable to at least have some clearence between
yourself and the ground.
Sheeps Bridge is located near 34° 5'18.24"N, 111°42'28.04"W.
For the last few years I have talked a lot about a history of the Pinewood Subdivision and have been gathering information and taking notes and now I’m ready to
start getting it together. This is a small preview and I will start next summer with
the story…. Bear with me and contact me if you have any pictures or other early
Pinewood information.
Thank you
Jan Toth
August 25, 2014
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BOOKMOBILE
Flagstaff city-Coconino County Library visits Munds Park
every month year round!
It is nearly 40 ft. long & carries DVD Movies, Books, Music C.D.’s,
Large Type Material among other things.
Flagstaff library books may be returned to the bookmobile and requests can be made for
the vehicle to bring specific materials from the Main or Branch Libraries. The bookmobile
visits the Park every second Wednesday of the month (except October)
Schedule is;
September 10 & October 15th
Pinewood Country Club Parking lot
WednesdaySept 10, 2014
@ 10:45 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
Crossword Puzzle Solution
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What it Means When You Hear It!
Attention Please!
It is important that everyone In Munds Park know
the following signals that will be sent as they are
needed from our new siren:
LIGHTNING: A 20 Second Long Sustained BLAST
OF THE SIREN
FIRE: A 16 Second ON, 8 Second OFF—A Sequence
of 4 Cycles
ATTACK: 6 Second On and 6 Second OFF Repeated
for 3 Minutes
ALL CLEAR: 6 Seconds On and 3 Seconds Off for A
Sequence of 3 Cycles
(American Signal confirmed that with the exception
of the Lightning signal, all of these tones and cycles
are standard throughout the country. There is no
standard for lightning warnings.)
THANK YOU TO OUR MILITARY
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
EMERGENCY ......................................................9-1-1
Coconino County Sheriff Dispatch....................928-226-5198
Pinewood Fire Department - Office..................928-286-9885
US Forest Service-CNF....................................928-526-0600
AZ Game & Fish...............................................928-774-5227
Flagstaff Medical Center...................................928-779-3366
Department of Public Safety (DPS)..................928-773-3600
Dept of Transportation (Road Cond).................928-774-1491
Pinewood Sanitary District................................928-286-9166
Munds Park Post Office...................................928-286-1845
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and once a month October through March. The publisher reserves the right to refuse
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Letters may be edited for clarity and length. Printing letters to the editor is at the
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2014 Stockholder’s Event
August 17, 2014
Dear Stockholders,
The 2014 Stock holders Golf Event was blessed with great weather, golf conditions, and food provided by the Food and Beverage Department. The team who captured the 2014 Stockholder’s Golf Event
was the team of Dic Kaupie, Jan Kaupie, Lowell Dorman and Nedra Dorman with a score of 39.
Below, are the results for the gold event. Again, the Golf Shop would like to thank everyone for
their participation in the 2014 Stockholder’s Golf Event.
1st Place
Trophies
Score: 39
Kaupie, Dick
Kaupie, Jan
Dorman, Lowell
Dorman, Nedra
2nd Place
Foursome Round of Golf
Score:40.25
Anderson, Duane
Anderson, Ailene
Thompson, Andy
Thompson, Linda
4th Place
Play with The Pro Round
3rd Place
Metal Sports Bottle
Score:40.67
5th Place
Score:41.25
7th Place
Beall, Don
Trompke, Jerry
Reid, Bill
Highest Score 1/2 Golf Lesson with Brian
Score:40.25
Brugh, Scott
Brugh, Megan
Goldstein, Ron
Goldstein, Rosemary
Plastic Sports Bottle
Edlebeck, Ken
Lynch, Cleve
Kuemper, Bill
Correction, the team of Peterson, Peterson, Ringer and Hutto did not have
the highest score due to an additional malfunction. The team above is correct
Score:41.75
Smith, Dan
Smith, Cindy
Lane, Byrl
Lane Cathy
Score:55.25
Allen, Terry
Score:40.67
Donahue, Luke
Donahue, Tracy
Pierik, Martijn
Pierik, Trine
Hall, Cary
Hall, Lasena
Froderman, Troy
6th Place
Proxies
#4 Closest to the Pin
for the Men
Pierik, Martijn
#11 Closest to Pin
for the Women
Scott, Brenda
#4 Closest to Pin
for the Women
Hoffman,Sandi
#16 Closest to Pin
for the Men
Kriekard, John
#6 Closest to Pin
for the Men
Thompson, Andy
#16 Closest to Pin
for the Women
Harkey, D.C.
#6 Closest to Pin
for the Women
Kaupie, Jan
#10 Longest Drive
for the Men
Donahue, Luke
#11 Closest to Pin
for the Men
Ackley, Bill
#10 Longest Drive
for the Women
Smith, Carolyn
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Nature Valley and National Geographic Visitor Center Open New
Arizona National Scenic Trail Exhibit
by Steele Wotkyns
The Arizona National Scenic Trail will now be celebrated worldwide. The 800-mile-long Arizona Trail is showcased in a brand
new, large-scale exhibit at the National Geographic Visitor Center in Tusayan, near the entrance to the Canyon’s South Rim. The
exhibit, sponsored by Nature Valley, was unveiled to the public during an inspiring grand opening ceremony late in the afternoon
of August 14.
The new Arizona National Scenic Trail Exhibit fills the National Geographic Visitor Center’s interior courtyard and features a large
map of Arizona depicting the entire trail along with wall graphics explaining the Arizona Trail’s diverse terrain, plants and animals.
“It’s like a virtual tour of the Arizona National Scenic Trail,” said Janet Rosener, General Manager, National Geographic Visitor
Center. “The display really captures the natural beauty that exists throughout the state, as well as the diversity of trail users who
find adventure on the Arizona Trail. We are sure that our visitors from around the world will take a great interest in the Arizona
Trail because of this exhibit.”
The Arizona National Scenic Trail Exhibit grand opening was a wonderful and fitting event
with speakers, dignitaries, plus board and staff members of the Arizona Trail Association.
Janet Rosener of the Visitor Center made the opening remarks and served as emcee.
Other speakers included Matthew Nelson, Arizona Trail Association Executive Director; Art
Babbott, Coconino County Supervisor District One; Greg Bryan, Mayor of Tusayan; VIPs
from Pink Jeep Tours and teachers from the nearby Grand Canyon School. In addition to
commemorating the new Trail exhibit, the grand opening also highlighted Nature Valley’s
support and their teamwork with the NGVC to support the Grand Canyon School. Romy
Murphy of Pink Jeep Tours was introduced as the new volunteer maintenance steward for
trail section 37C of the Arizona National Scenic Trail. Dippin' Dots Ice Cream was also on
Arizona Trail Association board members and staff, elected site for the grand opening and they donated proceeds during the event to benefit the Arizona Trail Association.
and agency officials and Pink Jeep Tours staff with Janet
Rosener, General Manager, National Geographic Visitor
Center (in white shirt) at the August 14th grand opening
celebration of the new Arizona Trail Exhibit at the National
Geographic Visitor Center Grand Canyon.
photo: Steele Wotkyns, WotkynsPRplus
"We are pleased to be able to provide support both for raising worldwide
awareness of the incredible majesty and diversity of the Arizona National Scenic Trail as well as contributions to our local school and community,” said
Rosener. “This May we co-sponsored a community event supporting Arizona
Trail awareness and stewardship and last year the Grand Canyon School was given $1,300 by collecting Nature Valley granola
bar box tops.”
This May the National Geographic Visitor Center was also a gateway community event sponsor with other Town of Tusayan businesses of The Arizona Trail Trek. Accomplished Arizona hiker, Sirena Dufault, walked the entire Arizona Trail – from Arizona’s
border with Mexico, through the Grand Canyon to the Utah border – during two and half months raising funds for the nonprofit Arizona Trail Association from online crowd funding and from donations at gateway community events.
At the end of the gala grand opening in August, Ms. Dufault read a poem about the Arizona Trail by the late Dale Shewalter, the
father of the Trail. Shewalter first had the dream and the vision and then provided many years’ worth of energy and organizing to
get the Trail built.
“Each year, the Visitor Center receives hundreds of thousands of visitors,” said Matthew Nelson. “And for many it is their introduction to the natural wonders and human history found within Grand Canyon. Now, visitors will be surrounded by inspiring images
and get an informative initial tour of the Arizona Trail the moment they step into the courtyard.”
The National Geographic Visitor Center, located one mile south of the entrance to Grand Canyon National Park South Rim, and
Nature Valley are proud sponsors of the Arizona Trail Association and the Arizona National Scenic Trail Exhibit. An Arizona Trail
segment is only a few steps away from the National Geographic Visitor Center. The Visitor Center also provides visitors with
Grand Canyon information, maps, park passes, Pink Jeep Tours and has an IMAX® Theater, which shows hourly the popular
Grand Canyon: The Hidden Secrets film. Visit explorethecanyon.com and the Arizona Trail Association’s website (aztrail.org) for
more information.
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MUNDS PARK COMMUNITY CHURCH
UPDATE
Saturday 5 p.m. worship
Sunday 10:30 a.m. worship
service for everyone
TONY CHAPMAN CONCERT
SUNDAY, AUGUST 31, 6PM
Join us on Sunday, August 31st for a free piano
concert presented by our own Tony Chapman. As
you know, Tony provides the music for our winter
services and is an accomplished musician and
composer. A free will offering will be taken with
the proceeds going to Faithwork's medical mission trips. Following the concert join us for a free
ice cream social. It will be a great night.
FINAL SATURDAY SERVICE AUGUST 30
Many thanks to Ray Chester and Lynn Rouyer for
their leadership in our summertime Saturday
evening services. Attendance was excellent and
the teaching (Ray considers himself a teacher not a
preacher) and music were a wonderful way for all
of us who attended to end the week.
I DIDN'T KNOW THAT
Enoch, who walked with God and was no more
(Genesis 5:22-24) and Elijah, who was caught up
by a whirlwind into heaven (II Kings 2:11) are the
only two men in the Bible who never died.
We live in interesting (okay, scary) times (wow, is
that an understatement). Take comfort in that the
words “Be not afraid” appear in the Bible over
360 times.
by Mac Jett
www.mpcchurch.com
guages. Actually more if audio translations are
counted for unwritten languages. By comparison
the works of a well known and revered author—
William Shakespeare—have only been translated
into 50 languages. To date, this column has not
been translated into any other language (sorry, I
couldn't resist).
STILL GOING ON AT MPCC
Ladies Fellowship meets every third Saturday at
10:00 am and runs through September.
Mens Bible Study, conducted by Bill Searcy,
meets Tuesdays at 7:00 pm..
Ladies Bible Study, conducted by Carole Dirks,
meets Tuesdays at 9:30 am.
WHO ARE WE?
We are a non-denominational church, which simply means that regardless of your denominational
background (or lack of same) you are welcome to
attend and worship with us Saturdays at 5pm
and/or Sunday mornings at 10:30am. Adult and
children's Sunday school begins at 9am Sunday
mornings.
HOSPITAL VISITATION
If you or someone you know is in, or is going to
be in, the hospital, and if they would appreciate a
visit from Pastor Rex please call the church (928)
286-2022) to let us know.
service for everyone
Please leave a message if your call to the church is
not answered personally.
ONGOING AT MPCC
On the first Saturday and Sunday of each month
the church offers Communion to all who are present. This is an open Communion, which means
you do not have to be a member of the church to
participate.
The second Sunday of each month is potluck Sunday. Everyone is invited whether you bring food
or not. This is a great time to meet people in a casual environment, make new friends and enjoy
good food. The potluck follows the 10:30am
Sunday service.
PASTOR REX SAMPLE
Rex Sample is the pastor at MPCC and is, in his
own words, a 24/7 pastor. He can be reached at
the church (928) 286-2022 or at his personal
phone number (928) 310-6402.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
If you don’t have a church home here in Northern
Arizona, we hope you’ll consider joining us. We
would love to see you at any, or all, of our weekly
activities.
The Bible has been translated into over 2,000 lan-
Free Wood Cutting Opportunity to Enhance Wildlife Habitat
FLAGSTAFF —The Arizona Game and Fish Commission has authorized for the first time, by permit only, fuel wood cutting and
removal on the Lamar Haines Wildlife Area (LHWA). The purpose of the wood removal is to decrease the threat of a catastrophic wild fire, protect the area’s unique cultural and
historical value, and to improve the area’s wildlife habitat. The
LHWA is 12 miles northwest of Flagstaff off Snow Bowl Road.
The public can only obtain a permit from the Flagstaff Game and Fish office
starting August 29, with the wood cutting season opening Sept. 1 and running
through Nov. 15, 2014.
* Fuel wood cutting is only for dead and down wood, no live standing or dead
wood may be cut.
* All permit holders must be 18 years or older.
“The department has decided to provide this unique opportunity in an effort to
maintain a healthy wildlife area while giving the public the chance to collect
free firewood”. Says Arizona Game and Fish Department Wildlife Program Manager Carl Lutch. “There is a lot of dead and down wood at Lamar Haines and we
need help removing it to improve the habitat for the wildlife.”
Anyone obtaining a permit must adhere to several requirements:
Did you know? The LHWA is owned by Game and Fish and consists of approxi-
* The wildlife area will be closed to wood cutting on Sept. 27 while crews are
out working on projects at the wildlife area.
The property was originally patented under the Homestead Act by Ludwig Veit
* All permit holders must sign agreement and waiver of liability forms and
carry the agreement form with them while cutting, gathering, and transporting firewood.
partment in 1948 as a water source for wildlife on the southwest slope of Agas-
* Fuel wood cutting is for personal use only and can’t be sold.
* The permit is only issued for the LHWA and does not include other department wildlife areas, public, or private lands.
* Vehicle access is authorized only within the LHWA while actively engaged in
wood cutting and gathering, no off-road driving is allowed.
mately 160 acres of relatively undeveloped old growth forest and wet meadow.
in 1892, and purchased by the Jenks family in 1928. It was acquired by the desiz Peak. Currently, it is a valuable wildlife area located in old growth forest
habitat.
The Flagstaff Game and Fish Office is located at 3500 S. Lake Mary Road and is
open Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. More detailed directions to
LHWA will be available when obtaining the wood cutting permit.
To learn more about other department owned wildlife areas go to
http://www.azgfd.gov/outdoor_recreation/WildlifeViewingAreas.shtml
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