Activities Office MAY & JUNE 2019 MAY & JUNE ISSUE # 1
JUNIPER RIDGE RV RESORT The Juniper Buzz Buzz Juniper The
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PARK ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS DANCE TO THE LAKESIDERS
May 31
6:30 - 9:30 PM: $9.00, AT DOOR $10.00.
JO JO’S TACO TRUCK WEDNESDAY JUNE 5, 11:30 JO JO’S TACO TRUCK WILL BE PARKED BY THE KITCHEN DOOR NEXT TO THE PATIO JOJO’S WILL BE SERVING THE FOLLOWING:
SHREDDED BEEF TACO $3.00 BURRITOS $4.00 SONORAN BACON WRAPPED HOT DOG W/BEANS, CABBAGE, PICO de GALLO, & SPECIAL SAUCE $4.00 REGULAR HOT DOG $3.00 BBQ SANDWICH $4.00 SOFT DRINKS $1.00
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MEMORIAL DAY TRIBUTE THE STORY OF TAPS
If any of you have ever been to a military funeral in which ‘TAPS’ was played, this brings out a new meaning of it.
We in the United States have all heard the haunting song, 'TAPS.' It's the song that gives us the lump in our throats and usually tears in our eyes.
But do you know the story behind the song? Reportedly, it all began in 1862 during the Civil War when Union Army Captain Robert Ellicombe was with his men near Harrison's Landing in Virginia. The Confederate Army was on the other side of the narrow strip of land.
During the night Captain Ellicombe heard the moans of a soldier who lay severely wounded on the field. Not knowing if it was a Union or Confederate soldier, the Captain decided to risk his life and bring the stricken man back for medical attention. Crawling on his stomach through the gunfire, the Captain reached the stricken soldier and began pulling him toward his encampment. When the Captain finally reached his own lines, he discovered it was actually a Confederate soldier but the soldier was dead.
The Captain lit a lantern and suddenly caught his breath and went numb with shock. In the dim light he saw the face of the soldier. It was his own son. The boy had been studying music in the South when the war broke out. Without telling his father the boy had enlisted in the Confederate Army. The following morning, heartbroken, the father asked permission of his superiors to give his son a full military burial despite his enemy status. His request was only partially granted.
The Captain had asked if he could have a group of Army band members play a funeral dirge for his son at the funeral. The request was turned down since the soldier was a Confederate. Out of respect for the father, they did say they could give him only one musician.
The haunting melody we now know as 'TAPS', used at military funerals, was born. The Captain chose a bugler. He asked the bugler to play a series of musical notes he had found on a piece of paper in the pocket of the dead youth's uniform. continued to page 4 - The story of Taps
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MEMORIAL DAY TRIBUTE THE STORY OF TAPS
GONE THE SUN From the lakes. From the hills. From the sky. All is well. Safely rest. God is nigh.
Fading light. Dims the sight. And a star. Gems the sky. Gleaming bright. From afar. Drawing nigh. Falls the night.
Thanks and Praise. For our days. Neath the sun. Neath the stars. Neath the sky. As we go. GOD is NIGH. This we know.
I now have an even deeper respect for the song than I did before. Remember those lost and harmed while serving their country. Also remember those who have served and returned, and those PRESENTLY SERVING IN THE ARMED FORCES.
TO OUR MEN AND WOMEN IN UNIFORM. PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE. GOD BLESS YOU AND THANK YOU FOR OUR FREEDOM!!
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EVENTS . PATIO SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 1 8 - 12 NOON SIGN UP FOR PATIO SALE IN THE ACTIVITY OFFICE
Birding in the White Mountains This summer the White Mountain Audubon Society will offer a 4-part series about the many species of birds found in beautiful Navajo and Apache Counties. Power Point Presentations will be given at the Pinetop Lakeside Town Hall from 5 to 6 PM on Fridays, June 7, July 26, August 23 and September 13. Follow-up optional Field Trips of 1 mile will be held the next day - Saturdays, from 7 to 9 AM at various birding hotspots. The June 8 bird walk will be held at the White Mountain Nature Center, 425 Woodland Rd, Lakeside. Although the program will be geared for beginners, there will be challenges for experienced birders too and each session will contain different material. (Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Dogs only allowed in carry packs. Bring binoculars, water, hiking shoes to field trips.) For information contact Mary Williams, 480-235-1792, [email protected]
SPARE CHANGE CONCERT LAPIDARY LUNCH ON THE PATIO BY SID STEPHENS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19 “DATE CHANGE” SATURDAY, JUNE 22 TIME &MEAL: TBD 7 PM ON THE PATIO SID WILL PERFORM SONGS HE COMPOSED GOLF POTATO BASH DINNER COFFEE SERVED FRIDAY, JUNE 21 - TIME: TBD DROP YOUR SPARE CHANGE INTO SID’S GUITAR CASE, ALL PROCEEDS GO TO THE MILITARY ORDER OF THE PURPLE HEART FOUNDATION . EVERYONE IS WELCOME , BYOB.
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EVENTS Johnny k & kompany dance band
They kicked off The sun bowl season w/music from 50’s, 60’s & 70’s , classic rock and Country, i.e. Stand By Me, rock around the clock & more favorite oldies
Saturday June 8, 6:30 pm tickets $9, at door $10.
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LUNCH: 11:30 AM CHEF SALAD, CROISSANT, DECADENT DESSERT, LEMONADE, ICE TEA & COFFEE $8.00
SIGN UP IN THE ACTIVITIES OFFICE IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE A MODEL, NEED A VARIETY OF SIZES.
OPENS @ 9:00 AM FOR SHOPPING IN THE GRAND LODGE FOR NEW IMAGE DON SCOTT FASHIONS
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EVENTS
Sunday, June 16 7:00 pm Show $12.00 Grand Lodge
Dynamic …entertaining and endearing! Kenny is full of life…and he gives it all back. Diana Kelly…Merritt Mountain Music
Kenny Hess could well be Canada’s best kept Country Secret… “Country Music Hall of Fame’s Singer Songwriter” Larry Delaney, Editor of Country Music News
This George Strait like baritone, looks like Ricky Van Shelton and moves like Dwight Yokam, but is much less a clone then he is a very effective performer of his original material… - Music Row Magazine (Nashville)
CODE BLUE LOCAL DANCE GROUP RECOMMENDED BY LAKESIDERS DANCE BAND
Rick, Rich & Lynn All have impressive resumes for music. Dance to the tunes by: Jewel, Ozzy, Pasty Cline, Benstar, Crocker, Aretha & more!!
SATURDAY DANCE JUNE 15, 6:30 PM, $9.00, at door $10.00
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EVENTS WELCOME BACK DANCE WITH ARMOUR GOMEZ
TUESDAY, JUNE 25
6:30 PM TICKETS $9.00, AT DOOR $ 10.00.
WOODSHOP FUNDRAISER JUNIPER RIDGE
WOODSHOP WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26 4:00 PM
PULLED PORK DINNER: BAKED BEANS, COLE SLAW, DILL PICKLE SPEAR, POTATO CHIPS & COOKIE $8.50
SHOW BY COYOTE COUNTRY, FOLLOWING DINNER IN THE GRAND LODGE BYOB & BYOTS
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EVENTS
SATURDAY, JUNE 29 7:00 PM Tickets $15.00, at Door $16.00. Arizona based Brad Zinn is a clean comedy magician and has toured all over North America and entertained from Canada to the Caribbean and from Hollywood’s Magic Castle to The Strip in Las Vegas & the London Palladium. He has worked with such celebrities as Dick Van Dyke, Lynda Carter (Wonder Woman), Shirley Jones, Richard Crenna, Harry Anderson, Cliff Robertson, Damon Wayans, Paul Rodriguez, Marty Allen, and many others.
“Who’s Who in Entertainment” and “International Men of Achievement” lists his credits in film, stage, radio, and television.
JRR OLYMPICS JULY 15-19 KARAOKE WITH
POOCH & CURLEY SATURDAY, JUNE 22 Sign up beginning June 3, $5.oo per person. SATURDAY, JULY 13 A great way to meet new people. FRIDAY, AUGUST 16 Questions: Bruce Moore #221 phone:760-899-7513 BYOB & SNACKS
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EVENTS ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW PICKLEBALL SOCIAL HOUR COMMITTEE (ARC) JUNE 12, 4 - 5:30 PM ARC MEETING - TUESDAY 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM ON THE PATIO ADMINSTRATION OFFICE ROOM #2 OPEN FLOOR DISCUSSION =++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ CONCERNING PICKLEBALL MONDAY 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM INCLUDING FOLLOWING TOPICS: ACTIVITIES CLUBHOUSE CONFERENCE ROOM FORMING A PICKLEBALL ADVISORY GROUP ASSISTANCE TO RESIDENTS TO FILL OUT ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW SPACE MPROVEMENT HOW TO UTILIZE THE CLUB MONEY DOCUMENTS & HELP WITH ARC DOCUMENTS DISCUSS THE PICKLEBALL AND QUESTIONS. FUNDRAISER ALEX SHAFFER BYOB & APPETIZER TO SHARE
CRAFT CENTER OPEN HOUSE EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO CHECK US OUT
POTTERY, LAPIDARY, THURSDAY, JUNE 13 AT 8:00 AM & SEWING ROOM BRING GLOVES & WEAR WALKING SHOES SIGN UP IN THE ACTIVITIES OFFICE THURSDAY, JUNE 20, MEET IN FRONT OF THE ADMINSTRATION 1 - 3 PM OFFICE, EVERYONE WELCOME!! TEA & COOKIES BREAKFAST PROVIDED AFTER CLEAN UP WILL BE SERVED
WEIGHTWATCHERS SINGLES DINNER CLUB IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN A WEIGHT SUNDAY, JUNE 2, WATCHERS PROGRAM WE WILL MEET 4:00 PM PATIO FRIDAY, JUNE 7 AT 10:00 AM IN THE FIRST MEETING FOR “SINGLES” ALL JRR ACTIVITIES CLUBHOUSE, CONFERENCE SINGLES ARE INVITED TO JOIN US. ROOM. WE WILL DISCUSS A JRR WEIGHT BYOB AND SNACK TO SHARE LOSS GROUP AT NO CHARGE OR JOIN QUESTIONS THE NATIONAL WW PROGRAM CAROL - 520-730-8840
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EVENTS AND INFORMATION LIONS CLUB CANCER WALK Rick Howell Give the Gift of Sight & Hearing! Recycle your (past coordinator) is Glasses, Glass Cases, looking for someone Hearing Aids and Cell to take over the 2019 cancer walk. If you would be Phones. willing to take over the cancer walk, please “Working or Not”, these donations will benefit contact Rick. If no one steps up to take over, there victims of Domestic will be no cancer walk this year. Abuse. Rick @ 505-410-7704. Place recycled items in the Lions Box in the Laundry Room PAR TEE LOOP NEIGHBORS SAVE THE DATE: Sunday, June 9 @ 4:00 PM on the Patio Last season Par Tee Loop Neighbors were winners of the Cancer Walk neighborhood party. See the Par Tee Loop Neighbor flyer for details. Pat Ball
VETERAN’S VILLAGE NEWSLETTER PLEASE SAVE NEEDS HELP The newsletter will be Aluminum can tabs to help DO YOU HAVE HALF A support the Ronald DAY OR MORE TO SPARE available monthly on line McDonald House. The funds TO HELP OUR VETERANS or a hard copy can be generated from recycling AT WALKING DOWN picked up in the Activities these aluminum gems help RANCH? Office. If you have a offset the House’s expenses. CONTACT THE RANCH @ 602-689-8056 correction to a published Bring tabs to the Activities SUMMER HOURS article or have an article Office for delivery to the for the July newsletter, Ronald McDonald House. 9 AM - 4 PM email: walkingdown- please call or email . [email protected] Karen by June 17th. Little things can make a big
E: khumphrey@hoamco difference.
Ph: 928-537-4805 opt 4 THANK YOU!
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EVENTS AND INFORMATION
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SUNDAY MAY 26, JUNIPER RIDGE RESORT SUNDAY CHAPEL SERVICE Timber Mesa fire will do 10:00 AM THE NAMES OF THE ssure checks RESIDENTS WHO SERVED IN THE MILITARY AND Following HAVE PASSED WERE REMEMBERED AT THE Coffee & Donuts SUNDAY SERVICE.
ARCHIVES CLUB APPETIZER SOCIAL In 2010 Juniper Ridge Resort celebrated the 25th TUESDAY, JUNE 18, Anniversary of the ground BRING AN breaking for the Resort. In APPETIZER TO SHARE 2015 we celebrated the 30th anniversary. To recognize the occasion the archives club 4:30 PM assembled four albums of juniper ridge GRAND LODGE owners. We have continued that by adding BYOTS & BYOB another album of new owners since 2010. If you are not listed in the previous books or are a new owner, please pick up a form in the grand lodge - to the left of the front door toward the fireplace, in a box on the bookcase. Please complete the form, re- turn it with a photo to the same box. It must be a 4x6 photo. If you have any questions: please call Judy Tompkins (559) 972-7926.
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DANCE AND INFORMATION Wednesdays
Texas 2 step 9 - 9:45 AM
Tuesdays & Thursdays & Started May 14 Arizona 2 step Grand Lodge MONDAYS 9:45 - 10:30 AM Improver Class 10:30 - 12:00 NOON
9 - 10 AM STARTS JUNE 10 GRAND LODGE Beginners’ Class Kent & Sandi Reedy 10 - 11 AM Carolyn & Ron Ancell
Newbies’ Class (Absolute Starter) 11:00 - 11:30 PM starts June 19 FRIDAYS Grand lodge INTERMEDIATE LINEDANCING Beginning couples 9 - 11 AM dance class JON OSBORN Cheryl Covey
COFFEE & DONUT SPONSORS FOR MAY COFFEE & DONUT SPONSORS FOR JUNE
MAY 13, Paul Robinson, Robinson Golf Carts Jun 3, Dana & Kim Thompson, Teamwork Ins. 928-537-9999 480-635-1915 Jun 3, Betsy & Chad, Squire Foot & Ankle, May 13, Compass Medical Center, 928-457-0961 Jun 3, Angie, Summit Health Care, 928-537-4375 Dr. Justin Woodside - 928-536-5525 Jun 10, Karen Seiph, Karen’s Country Bake Shop 928-537-5104 May 20, Tom Clancy, Sky Med, Lunch @ 12:00 Jun 10, Cheryl Hanson, Cool Foam 480-216-8666 Jun 10, Deron, PM-MH Insurance Svc 937-935-1950 May 20. The Battery Guy - 928-242-9709 Jun 17, Ken Sutton, Sutton Weed 928-369-6415 Jun 17, Bruce, Az Precession Mechanical May 20, John, Ballard Senior Home Care 928-242-4293 928-234-3094 Jun 17, Tyfie Robinson, Pure Relaxation 928-358-7118 Jun 24, Eugene Keywalt, Mountain Auto Glass May 27, Rick Howell, BTM - 928-532-0023 928-215-5459 Jun 24, Chenell Bullard, Zealous Salon 480-276-9255
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WORSHIP AND MUSIC
UKULELE GROUP
CHAPEL SERVICES CHURCH MUSIC
SUNDAY, MAY 26 MONDAY & THURSDAY 10 - 12:00 Noon 12:30 - 2:00 PM TUESDAYS Grand Lodge GRAND LODGE 10:15 - 11:30 AM Pastor ted northrop ACTIVITIES CLUBHOUSE STARTS JUNE 3 “THIS IS “AN Lift up your voices Beginners Welcome! INTERDENOMINATIONAL Bring your Ukulele. SERVICE AND EVERYONE IS STARTS JULY 2 thru WELCOME!! Everyone is welcome! AUGUST
SUNDAYS MENS & LADIES BIBLE STUDY Thursdays 1 - 4 PM WEDNESDAYS 1:30 - 3:30 PM GRAND STARTS JUNE 5 STARTS JUNE 6 LODGE 10 - 11 AM ACTIVITIES CLUBHOUSE ALL ARE WELCOME ACTIVITIES CLUBHOUSE TO LISTEN TO OUR PASTOR DALE GROSS JANIE NORTHROP PRACTICE. BRING SNACKS COLETTE JACKSON COLETTE & BILL AND DRINKS. JACKSON
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JUNE INFORMATION AND SIGN UPS
ACTIVITIES & EVENTS IN JUNE OLYMPICS JUN 1, Saturday, Patio Sale, 8:00 AM - Noon Starts week of July 15 -9 JUN 1, Saturday, Line Dance Party, 6:00PM
JUN 2, Sunday, Singles on the Patio, 4 - 6PM First Meeting (Other dates 9,16, 23 & 30) JUN 2, Sunday, Classic Country Band , 12 - 2 PM ( Other dates June 9,16, 23, & 30) JUN 3, Monday, Church Music, 12:30 PM - 2::00 PM (Other Dates June 10, 17, & 24) JUN 4, Tuesday, Stretch & Strength, 8:00 - 9:30 AM (Other Dates June 11, 18, & 25) JUN 4, Tuesday, Line Dancing, 9 - 11AM ( Other dates June 11,18, & 25,) Need volunteers for plan- JUN 4, Tuesday, AED Training, Clubhouse , 1PM ning of the JRR Olympics JUN 6, Thursday, Stretch & Strength, 8:00 - 9:30 AM (Other Dates June 13, 20, & 27) week, need Committee JUN 6, Thursday, Line Dancing, 9 - 11AM (Other dates 13,20, & 27) Members and Judges. JUN 6, Thursday, Church Music, 12:30 PM - 2::00 PM (Other Dates June 13, 20, & 27) JUN 6, Thursday, Bingo, 7 - 9PM Weekly Meeting, Mondays JUN 8, Saturday, Johnny K & Kompany – Dance 6:30PM, $9.00 at door $10.00. 1:00 PM Starting June 3, Jun 10, Monday, Information from Game & Fish Officer 8:00 AM Clubhouse Conference Rm JUN 10, MONDAY, CABLE ONE - 8:00 - 12 NOON TECHNICIANS ON SITE TO HELP YOU WITH CABLE & INTERNET SERVICES, CONFERENCE ROOM ACTIVITIES CLUBHOUSE Questions: Bruce Moore JUN 10, Monday, Couples Country Pattern Dance, 10:30 AM - 12 PM (Other dates #221 760-899-7513 June 17, & 24 JUN 12, Wednesday, Don Scott Fashions, & Salad Lunch, 11:30AM $8.00 JUN 13, Thursday, Bingo, 7- 9 PM SIGN UP SHEETS JUN 14, Friday, Town Hall Meeting, Grand Lodge, 10 AM LOCATED IN ACTIVITIES JUN 15, Saturday, Farmers Breakfast, 8AM - 10:30 AM AED TRAINING ARC JUN 15, Saturday, Code Blue – Dance, 6:30PM. $9.00. at door $10.00 AEROBIC EXERCISE JUN 16, Sunday, Kenny Hess Show, 7PM, $12.00. at door $13.00 BARN QUILTING JUN 18, Tuesday, AED Training , Clubhouse, 1PM BIKING JUN 18, Tuesday, Appetizer Social 4:30 PM BOWLING JUN 19, Wednesday, Texas & Arizona 2 Step, 9 - 10:30 AM (Other dated TBD) BRIDGE JUN 19, Wednesday, Lapidary Lunch on the Patio, Time TBD GOLF CART PARADE Jun 20, Thursday, Bingo, 7 - 9 PM HIGHWAY CLEANUP JUN 21, Friday, Golf Potato Bash Dinner, Time TBD HIKING JUN 22, Saturday, Spare Change Concert by Sid Stephen on the Patio, 6:30PM MAH JONGG JUN 25, Tuesday, Welcome Back Dance w/ Armour, 6:30 PM, $9.00. at door $10.00 MILITARY SERVICE JUN 26, Wednesday, Woodshop Pulled Pork Dinner. 4:00 PM, Show to Follow, $8.50 PATIO SALE PICKLEBALL JUN 27, Thursday, Bingo at 7- 9:30 PM SHUFFLEBOARD JUN 28, Friday, BOD, Grand Lodge, 10 AM - 12 PM WALKING GROUP JUN 29, Saturday, Brad Zinn “The Great Comedians” Show, 7PM $15.00 at door $16.00
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CARDS AND GAMES
Bridge
Tuesday BINGO 6:15 - 9:00PM Game Building THURSDAY 7 PM Room C Grand Lodge Chicago bridge Lodge MONDAY & THURSDAY 1 - 4 START MONDAY, JUNE 3 JOE SIRKS Monday Duplicate bridge FRIDAY 1 - 4 START FRIDAY, MAY 31 10:30 - 12:45 LYNN MCNAMARA & JOE SIRKS TEXAS 1ST, 3RD & 5TH $5.00 HOLD-EM Lessons Available START MONDAY, JUNE 3 MONDAY, SIGN UP SHEET IN ACTIVITIES JEANIE O’BRIEN 1 - 4 PM GAME BUILDING ROOM C GAME BUILDING ROOM C WEDNESDAY, 6 - 10 PM 3 CARD PEGS & FRIDAY, 1 - 4 PM JOKERS SATURDAY, Mondays & Fridays 1 - 4 PM 6:15PM - 9:00PM SANDY NELSON BETTY BOOP CARMEN +++++++++++++++ GAME BUILDING ROOM A LADIES TEXAS JOKERS & PEGS HOLD-EM TUESDAY MONDAY FRIDAY 9 - 11 AM 10:15 - 11:30 AM 6 - 8 PM GAME Game building PHIL BUILDING VENTURACCI room c ROOM B GAME BUILDING ROOM B
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CARDS AND GAMES
MAH JONGG POKER
TUESDAY & THURSDAY 6:30 PM START JUNE 4 BEGINNERS WELCOME CLAY JOHNSON GAME BUILDING ROOM B AMERICAN MAH JONGG THURSDAY, 9:30 - 12:00 PM SUNDAY, 1 - 4 PM
WEDNESDAY, LESSONS, SIGN UP IN ACTIVITIES 9:30 - 11:30 AM START JUNE 6
JEAN CARROLL 928-369-8447 GAME BUILDING ROOM C SUNDAY INTERNATIONAL
1 PM - 4 PM MONDAY, 1 - 4 PM MARIE HARTMAN CATHEY NELSON START JUNE 3 GAME BUILDING ROOM B GAME BUILDING ROOM C WESTERN
TUESDAY & SUNDAY, 1 - 4 PM
JOYCE SANDERS
START MAY 18 ACTIVITIES CLUBHOUSE - CONFERENCE ROOM NATIONAL PONYTAIL CANASTA MAH JONGG 4 FUN MONDAY THRU SUNDAY TUESDAY, 9:30 AM & SUNDAY, 1 - 4 PM 1 - 3:30 PM CATHEY NELSON START MAY 18 GAME BUILDING ROOM A CAROLE VANDERPOOL ACTIVITIES CLUBHOUSE - FRONT ROOM
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CARDS, GAMES AND MUSIC
MEXICAN TRAIN WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY & SUNDAY 1:00 - 3:30 PM 6 - 9 PM BONNIE TOVAAS KATHY JAMES ACTIVITIES CLUBHOUSE GAME BUILDING RO-
WEDNESDAY MEXICAN TRAIN & CHICKEN FOOT 6:30—8:30 PM
TUESDAY CAROL MCCORMICK 6 - 9 PM GAME BUILDING ROOM C LUCY DAVID GAME BUILDING ROOM A Music jam session Tuesday 2:00 - 4:00 Pm START Tuesday June 4 Open music jam, all instruments welcome voices too!! Grand lodge Walter cooke & sara schurr
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CRAFTS
WOODSHOP WELCOME BACK WOODSHOP MEMBERS! LOOKING FORWARD TO NEW MEMBERS AS WELL! THE SHOP IS OPEN FOR THE SUMMER SEASON, HOURS OF OPERATION ARE PENDING ON MONITORS ON DUTY. THE MORNING SHIFT 9:00-11:30 AM. Next meeting will be June 13 @ 9:00 AM. We will be discussing two very important subjects as follows: • Fundraiser
• Monitor sign up
Be thinking about becoming a monitor, morning or afternoon. The shop needs your support to keep open. leT’s have anoTher producTive and safe season. LANNY RAY, PRESIDENT
BARN QUILT PAINTING Monday 10 - 4 PM - Classes Sunday 1 - 4 PM - Open Painting Crafters’ Room Multi-purpose Lodge Starts June 1 Thru Sept Sign up in the Activities Office Sue Bomers, Instructor
CARDMAKING WORKSHOP $5 Fee June 11 class canceled, moved to Wednesday June 12, 9 - 11AM Crafters’ Room Multi-purpose Lodge Starts June 1 thru Sept Connie Myers
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CRAFTS AND SEWING
SCRAPBOOKING
Fridays 10 - 12 & 1 - 4 PM Crafters Room Multi-purpose Lodge Starts June 7 thru Sept Eydie Heslip
BEADING GROUP THURSDAYS 1 - 4 PM Crafters Room Multi-purpose Lodge Start Date June 6 thru Sept Pamela Quatroy
JRR QUILTING & SEWING 1st meeting June 4 @ 1:00 PM Clubhouse Conference Room Members will have access to the quilting room 24/7 Membership $10.00 Classes are offered throughout the Summer Season Linda Stoneburner, President “QUILTING ROOM CLOSED TEMPORARILY”
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CRAFTS, FITNESS AND SPORTS LAPIDARY ARE YOU INTERESTED & IN THE FOLLOWING: SILVERSMITHING MONDAY & FRIDAY AEROBIC EXERCISE 9 AM - 12 PM CAROL STEPHEN BIKING CLUB HIKING CLUB WALKING GROUP
POTTERY MONDAY & FRIDAY SIGN UP IN THE Monitors on Duty ACTIVITIES OFFICE 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM @ THE CLUBHOUSE
Pottery will start May 28. Pottery information is posted in craft building. ELEANOR SLOAN
ORGANIZED PLAY
TUESDAY & THURSDAYS Wannabes Golf 4:00PM Thank you Ron Borders for Start June 15, on Court #2 the excellent Wannabes BILL & COLETTE JACKSON teaching program you ran for TED & LISA KENNEDY the golfing community at JRR We will miss you! GATE HOSTS NEEDED
3 OPENINGS LEFT FOR GATE HOST NEED HELP ON SUNDAY CONTACT SUE DOUGHERTY 952-936-9801
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FITNESS AND SPORTS
GUYS AND GALS SCRAMBLE SATURDAY 7:45 AM - Debby Gorman & Lisa Kennedy - Starts June i WATER AEROBICS FRIDAY SCRAMBLE - LISA KENNEDY Monday start time is after coffee & donuts FRIDAY 7:45 AM - Starts June 7 Tuesday, Thursday & Friday LADIES 9-HOLE - LEAGUE 8:30 - 9:30 AM TUESDAY 7:45 AM - Debby Gorman & Starts June 10 Lisa Kennedy - Starts June 4 Norma Davis MIXED 18-HOLE - Starts June 5 WEDNESDAY 7:45 AM - LARRY MCGOUGH HORSESHOES MEN’S 9-HOLE - Starts June 3 MONDAY 7:45 AM - LARRY MCGOUGH Tuesday & Thursday 8:00 AM GOLF - 18-HOLE SILVER CREEK FRIDAYS Started May 14 DIXIE NOTHWANG Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat, & Sun GOLF PRO SHOP OPENED MAY 17 Open Play Clay Johnson TENNIS
men’s open round rob IN FRIDAY 8 - 10 AM LADIES OPEN ROUND ROBIN WEDNESDAY 8 - 10:00 AM
MIXED OPEN ROUND ROBIN
MONDAY 8 - 10 AM has again offered Juniper Ridge Residents a DONNA BROWNLEE - TENNIS COURTS OPEN JUNE 3 discounted rate for 18 holes of golf including cart for $42 plus tax. Play will begin on June 14 Tuesday, Thursday and each Friday morning there after. To make & Saturday your reservation call Silver Creek directly at 8 - 10 AM 928 537 2744 by the Wednesday of the week you wish to play. Identify yourself as a Juniper Started Tuesday May 14 Ridge resident. You may sign up as a single or if Judi Kennel you want to make up your own twosome, three- Lessons - Phil Siekiewicz - Teach 4 at a time some, foursome you may do so. If you have any Sign up in Activities Office questions call Dixie Nothwang at 623-640-3536. Pickleball played at Tennis Courts
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FITNESS AND SPORTS
STRETCH & STRENGTH W/ SHIRLEY “BOWLING” YOGA
TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS 2:00 PM 8 - 10 AM START MAY 28 PONDEROSA LANES WATCH FOR LOCATION & START $10.00 INCLUDES 3 DATE GAMES AND THE POT
QUESTIONS: CARRIE TRAYLOR TUESDAY & THURSDAYS ROSEMARY HOWELL 8:00 - 9:30 AM STARTS JUNE 4, GRAND LODGE 602-549-2353 SHIRLEY CERESA
SIGN-UP IN ACTIVITIES SHUFFLEBOARD OFFICE WEEKLY, ON OR BEFORE MONDAY FOR LEO STEWART IS BOWLING THE WORKING TO GET THE FOLLOWING TUESDAY COURTS IN SHAPE, IF
YOU WOULD LIKE TO BILLIARDS HELP LEO, CALL 602-580-0330
Round Robin: Tuesday & Friday 1 PM
Venture Inn: Thursday Tournament 8 AM Friendly Games Week Days 1 PM Billiards - Open Play All Other Times
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED STARTS JUNE 4 IN PLAYING WE ARE GOING TO START A BILLIARD CLUB IN THE NEAR FUTURE SHUFFLEBOARD SIGN UP IN DICK MOON 480-250-3033 THE ACTIVITIES OFFICE
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
USE 911 FOR EMERGENCY CALLS ONLY ! Police News Non-Emergency # 928-537-5100
Visit Juniper Ridge on the web: www.juniperridge.com Check out our website to see the upcoming events.
JUNIPER RIDGE OFFICE, & ACTIVITIES OFFICE
GENERAL MANAGER: PHIL PHILLIPS ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER: GLORIA BUSHNELL SENIOR ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: SHANNON COREY ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: BECKY HALL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: LAURA QUICK ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR: KAREN HUMPHREY
JUNIPER RIDGE BOARD MEMBERS
PRESIDENT: LARRY WEIDNER
VICE PRESIDENT: BRIAN COUVILLION
TREASURER: CHARLES EISENBISE
SECRETARY: ALEX SHAFFER
MEMBER AT LARGE: DON DOUGHERTY
JUNIPER RIDGE RV RESORT Office Hours: 9 AM - 4 PM - Administration Office Activities Hours: 9 AM - 2 PM - Clubhouse
1911 Juniper Ridge Resort Rd, Show Low, AZ 85901 Main Office Phone: 928-537-4805 Activities Office Phone: 928-537-4805 option 4 24