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Offi cial Paper For Dreamland Villa Retirement Community Vol. 12 No. 4 April 2017 16 Pages DVRC Briefs Welcome to Karaoke (NEW) Dreamland Villa Social! Sunday, April 2, 9, 23, 30 by Cyn Munday dreamlandvilla.org for a complete reaches out to help you feel welcome. Welcome to your new Dreamland listing of activities and a little history Now with the weather warming up a 5 p.m. – 8 p.m. Read Hall Community. A sincere welcome to of Dreamland Villa. There are a variety few of the streets are holding Block all of our new residents! It’s nice to of activities especially scheduled for Watch parties and we hope you have an have a friendly greeting and to meet the winter season where we hope you opportunity to participate since this is some of your neighbors here in your will join in and participate. Please very important to keeping our homes safe DVRC Board Study Session community. Please come and join us take a moment to look over the website and clean. for an Informational Social meeting calendar. There are many links to aid We look forward to meeting you soon Tuesday, April 4 for all new residents on April 12 at 7 in your search. and our volunteers will greet you warmly p.m at Read Hall in the Offi ce Complex Retirement should include having with our friendliest smiles. Please do at 320 N 55th Pl. Our mission is to be fun, getting to know more friendly folks not hesitate to call the offi ce at 480-832- 9 a.m. Read Hall informative and friendly. Our volunteer with the same interests and doing those 3461 with any questions you may have group is committed to meeting you for things we always thought about during regarding Dreamland Villa. Again, we this purpose. our working days when we never found are glad you are here and genuinely hope Please visit our website at www. the time. A good neighbor is one who you will come and join us! Singles Club Potluck Tuesday, April 4 Thank You Volunteers 6 p.m. Read Hall Computer Club Meeting Wednesday, April 5 9 a.m. Read Hall DVRC Board Meeting Tuesday, April 11 9 a.m. Read Hall Singles Meeting Wednesday, April 11 9 a.m. Read Hall New Resident Orientation Tuesday, April 12 Image submitted by Andrea Hill 7 p.m. Read Hall Here’s another example of community spirit in action – our newly repaired and painted windmill on our nature trail. Pancake Breakfast Saturday, April 15 7:30 – 9:30 a.m. Coffee Social Saturday, April 22 7:30 a.m. Read Hall Singles Meeting Tuesday, April 26 9:30 a.m. Read Hall 2 Dreamland Villa Citizen • April 2017 President’s Message By Pat Clark but two months in a row. Then last month, some articles that were submitted for publishing, didn’t make it into the paper. Hello all and welcome to I am so apologetic to all of those aff ected. Our new editor April. Your new board of and I have discussed it at length, and she’s pretty sure she directors will be sworn in at WHERE RETIREMENT DREAMS COME TRUE! has a solution. a meeting of annual fee paid Thanks to all who attended the spaghetti feed. The profi ts DREAMLAND VILLA CITIZEN members, preceding the study Mary Barry, Editor are earmarked for the Bocce Ball folks. They need some session scheduled for Tuesday, lanes resurfaced, and it is very expensive. Anyone willing to the fourth. Your board is at fi ve The Dreamland Villa Citizen is a monthly newspaper donate to this cause, please come forward as well. members again this year, and Let me put my Lapidary Shop monitors hat on here, and produced for the Dreamland Villa Retirement Community should be at seven. Anyone by Miller Media Services. thank everyone who has donated your aluminum cans this interested in volunteering to year. The funds go towards keeping the, very expensive to serve a year as a board member DREAMLAND VILLA RETIREMENT COMMUNITY run, shop open. We joke that Lapidary is nothing more than th is encouraged to get me a ‘spousal daycare’, as it’s a place to drop off a husband or 320 N. 55 Place, Mesa, AZ 85205 • Tel: 480-832-3461 message into the offi ce. Fax: 480-832-7585 • Website: www.dreamlandvilla.org a wife for the morning, so the other spouse can have some I am so sorry that there have ‘alone’ time. But we have some very crafty folks in Lapidary, Pat Clark been a rash of mistakes in that turn out some really nice stuff , that can be purchased as STAFF the last couple of months of the Irene Nissen, Receptionist/Secretary well. The camaraderie in there is great, and I want to thank all Citizen. The worst mistakes caused folks to show up for the of those who have graced us with your presence this season. Dan Hardy and Bob Kettenhoven Maintenance potluck, food in hand, only to fi nd the hall empty, not one, Vicki Mitchell, Administrative Manager See you around the Villa. Glenn Johnson, Maintenance Deadline for monthly editorial submissions is the 5th day of each month; deadline for all other submissions Please Use the 2017 is the 10th day of each month and should be sent by email to Mary Barry, Editor, at [email protected]. Dreamland Villa Directory Advertisers! by Ward Jennings, Secretary/ 2017 Directory and who advertise in the 1980 Maricopa County Zoning Treasurer the Citizen. We are of the opinion that Ordinance. For the fi rst time since 2014, these real estate agents, for the most Please use the advertisers in the 2017 Dreamland Villa distributed a part, know how to more accurately Dreamland Villa Directory whenever Community Directory. The 2017 provide proper advertising disclosure possible. This is imperative if you wish Directory was paid for by the 29 for the houses for sale in Dreamland to receive a new 2018 Dreamland Villa advertisers who were willing to invest Villa. Directory without cost to the residents. their money in anticipation that the Example: at the beginning of March residents of the Dreamland Villa 2017, the Arizona Regional Multiple Community would use the services Listing Service showed 22 “Active” they were advertising. houses located in the Dreamland For advertising information call Miller Media Services In order for Dreamland Villa to Villa Community. Ten of those Tel (480) 361-4431• Fax (480) 347-9167 again receive advertising dollars from listings identifi ed the house for [email protected] those 2017 advertisers, it is essential sale as having HOA fees. This that the residents of Dreamland Villa is a false disclosure, since the The Dreamland Villa Citizen is provided to the Community support them by using their services. Arizona Court of Appeals 2010 by Miller Media Services at no cost to the DVC Club or The 2017 Dreamland Villa Retirement opinion rescinded Dreamland residents through the support of its advertisers. Due to the Community budget did not anticipate Villa’s HOA status. Another limited amount of available space, all submitted material using the residents’ annual fees to eight listings failed to disclose that may be edited or omitted as deemed necessary by the publish a 2018 Community Directory. the houses in the Dreamland Villa publisher and community club representatives. The offi ce staff has met with the real Subdivision are located in a 55+ estate agents who advertised in the age-restricted Subdivision based on Dreamland Villa Citizen • April 2017 3 Dreamland Villa Meet The Sopapilla Memory Bricks Administrative by Cyn Munday Cheesecake Pie The time seems to race by and before you know it, the Services Manager from Aggie Forsyth winter season is over and folks are leaving us again for 2 (8 oz) pkgs cream cheese, softened the northern states. If you have not been by our Memory by Kay Hawbaker Many volunteers who ¾ cups white sugar Garden lately it is a good time to stop by and sit for a spell 1 cup white sugar or just take a look at all the great bricks we have in our little worked with Helen Ike during the DVRC Key Care process 1 tsp. ground cinnamon garden. This Memory Garden is there for those who wish to 1 tsp. vanilla have a memorial for a loved one, or for yourself. So many have already met Vicki Mitchell, our Administrative ½ cup butter, room temperature wonderful folks have contributed so much to this community 2 (8 oz) cans crescent rolls over the years and it’s wonderful to see a brick in their name. Services Manager. She was hired the end of November. It ¼ cup honey We have quite a number that have been purchased for others Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Spray a 9 x 13 inch baking and it’s so appreciated. Our memory bricks enhance our was the sign on the billboard at Farnsworth Hall that dish with cooking spray. Community. Should you choose to purchase a memory brick, Beat cream cheese with 1 cup sugar and the vanilla until please pick up an order blank in the front offi ce of Dreamland brought her to apply for the position. She moved from smooth. Villa Community Club or visit our website for an order form Unroll crescent roll dough; using a roller pin, shape All bricks are just $50 each and take a few weeks for Dallas, Texas to Mesa in September. Her parents have each piece into a 9x13 piece. completion. The company doing the work is excellent and Press one piece into bottom of dish and spread evenly has helped us many times with our questions and orders.
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