H I D D E N V I L L A G E APARTMENTS 8605 N. 59th Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85302 • 623-931-2941 HiddenVillageAZ.com AT YOUR SERVICE Tammy Decker Property Manager Glenda Winfrey Leasing Agent Ray Lopez Bill Reynolds Maintenance Technicians HOURS Office Mon–Fri: 9am–5pm Sat: 10am–4pm Sun: Closed Clubhouse Open Office Hours Pool & Spa 9am–10pm Laundry Center 7am–10pm Barbecue Grills Available until 10pm CONTACT US Office & After Hours 623-931-2941 Emergency Maintenance 623-931-2941 Courtesy Patrol Valley Wide Security 480-777-0003 Email Hiddenvillagegle @hotmail.com Email for Work Orders Hiddenvillagegle @hotmail.com POOL NOISE It’s great to see our residents enjoying the pool. As you have fun, please remember to keep noise levels low. Sound carries over water and may disturb those residents who live near the pool. If you’re listening to music by the pool, please use headphones. Thanks for keeping down the sound. HITTING THE WALL To avoid creating unsightly chips and nicks in the walls of your home, we have installed doorstops to keep doors from swinging too far open. Please make sure your doorstops are working properly. If any are not, please contact the office to place a service request. # SERVICE REQUESTS We would like to remind our residents to contact the office if you have a service request. It’s tempting to stop our maintenance staff on the grounds, but in order to assist you, a service order first must be completed. Thanks for calling the office—we’re at your service! DISHWASHERS & DISPOSALS The phrase “use it or lose it” can be applied to your dishwasher and disposal. To maintain motors and hoses, please run your dishwasher through a complete cycle at least once a week. Disposals are best maintained when used daily to keep the blades working smoothly. Keep them running! KEEP YOUR COOL There’s an easy way to keep your cool and help your air conditioner run efficiently at the same time. Simply change your A/C filter every month. For your convenience, free filters are available in the office. Please stop in at any time. WELCOME HOME! OUR RESIDENTS make our community shine THANKS for making your home with us
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HIDDEN VILLAGE APARTMENTS
8605 N. 59th Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85302 • 623-931-2941 HiddenVillageAZ.com
AT YOUR SERVICE Tammy Decker
Property Manager Glenda Winfrey Leasing Agent
Ray Lopez Bill Reynolds
Maintenance Technicians
HOURS Office
Mon–Fri: 9am–5pm Sat: 10am–4pm
Sun: Closed Clubhouse
Open Office Hours Pool & Spa 9am–10pm
Laundry Center 7am–10pm
Barbecue Grills Available until 10pm
CONTACT US Office & After Hours
623-931-2941 Emergency Maintenance
623-931-2941 Courtesy Patrol
Valley Wide Security 480-777-0003
Email Hiddenvillagegle @hotmail.com
Email for Work Orders Hiddenvillagegle @hotmail.com
SPECIAL EVENTS
OUTDOOR CONCERTS thru AUG 29 Fountain Park, Westgate Entertainment District, Glendale. Live music every Friday and Saturday. Free. 6:30-9:30pm. 623-385-7502
DOG DAYS OF SUMMER AUG 1 Murphy Park, Glendale. Dog-related products, demonstrations, massages, treats, dog service organizations, prizes. Free. 7-10am. 623-930-4500
EXPERIENCE THE ANDES AUG 1–2 Musical Instrument Museum, Phoenix. Music & culture of South American mountain range, hands-on activities, live performances, wine tasting. Included with admission. 480-478-6000 MIM.org
ART UNRAVELED AUG 4–11 Embassy Suites, Phoenix/Scottsdale. Over 125 mixed media workshops, shopping extravaganza, internationally known artists. ArtUnraveled.com
FREE ADMISSION EVENING AUG 7 Children’s Museum of Phoenix. Hands-on play and learning. Free. 5-9pm. 602-253-0501
PROWL & PLAY AUG 8 Phoenix Zoo. Evening hours and ice-themed activities. $6-$8. 602-273-1341 PhoenixZoo.org
MOVIE NIGHT AUG 21 Goodyear Ballpark. Showing Annie at 7:30pm. Free. Concessions available. 623-882-3120
CORNFEST AUG 22–23 El Zaribah Shrine Auditorium, Phoenix. Arts & crafts show, sweet corn, music, kids’ activities. Free admission; $6-$9 for meal. 602-231-0300
AUG 15 Dierks Bentley: Sounds of Summer Tour AUG 25 Kelly Clarkson: Piece by Piece Tour AUG 26 Kid Rock: First Kiss—Cheap Date Tour AUG 29 Slipknot: Summer’s Last Stand Tour
AUG 1 Boston: 2015 Live AUG 7 Fifth Harmony: Reflection—The Summer Tour AUG 9 Idina Menzel: World Tour AUG 13 Lindsey Stirling: The Music Box Tour AUG 19 Colbie Caillat, Christina Perri, Rachel Platten AUG 28 Jill Scott: Summer Tour
GILA RIVER ARENA Glendale • 800-745-3000 • GilaRiverArena.com
AUG 12 Sam Smith: World Tour AUG 17–18 Taylor Swift: The 1989 World Tour AUG 21–23 Hello Kitty’s Super Cute Friendship Fest.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MUSEUM Phoenix • 480-478-6000 • MIM.org
AUG 7 George Brooks & Bombay Jazz AUG 10 Eric Johnson AUG 28 Willy Porter
SYMPHONY HALL Phoenix • 602-495-1999 • Phoenix.TicketForce.com
AUG 21 Diana Krall: Wallflower World Tour
Events may change. Please call ahead.
SPORTS
AZ DIAMONDBACKS BASEBALL Chase Field, Phoenix. $8-$170. 602-514-8400
AUG 7–CINCINNATI AUG 8–CINCINNATI AUG 9–CINCINNATI AUG 10–PHILADELPHIA AUG 11–PHILADELPHIA AUG 12–PHILADELPHIA AUG 24–ST. LOUIS
AUG 25–ST. LOUIS AUG 26–ST. LOUIS AUG 27–ST. LOUIS AUG 28–OAKLAND AUG 29–OAKLAND AUG 30–OAKLAND
AZ CARDINALS FOOTBALL Univ. of Phx. Stadium, Glendale. $40-$300. 800-745-3000
AUG 15–KANSAS CITY
AUG 22–SAN DIEGO
PHOENIX MERCURY BASKETBALL US Airways Center, Phoenix. $11-$225. 800-745-3000
AUG 4–TULSA AUG 7–MINNESOTA AUG 12–SEATTLE
AUG 16–INDIANA AUG 21–LOS ANGELES AUG 23–MINNESOTA
9AZ RATTLERS ARENA FOOTBALL US Airways Center, Phoenix. $10-$132. 800-745-3000
AUG 8–PORTLAND
ARIZONA UNITED SOCCER CLUB Scottsdale Stadium. $15-$25. 623-594-9606
AUG 15–ORANGE CNTY. AUG 22–VANCOUVER
AUG 29–LOS ANGLES
SPRINT TRIATHLON AUG 29 Anthem Community Center. Reverse order sprint triathlon. $29-$150. 4PeaksRacing.com
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MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
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AUGUST 2015
POOL NOISE It’s great to see our residents enjoying the pool. As you have fun, please
remember to keep noise levels low. Sound carries over water and may disturb those residents who live near the pool. If you’re listening to music by the pool, please use headphones. Thanks for keeping down the sound.
HITTING THE WALL To avoid creating unsightly chips and nicks in the walls of your home, we
have installed doorstops to keep doors from swinging too far open. Please make sure your doorstops are working properly. If any are not, please contact the office to place a service request.
SERVICE REQUESTS We would like to remind our residents to contact the office if you have a
service request. It’s tempting to stop our maintenance staff on the grounds, but in order to assist you, a service order first must be completed. Thanks for calling the office—we’re at your service!
DISHWASHERS & DISPOSALS The phrase “use it or lose it” can be applied to your dishwasher and disposal.
To maintain motors and hoses, please run your dishwasher through a complete cycle at least once a week. Disposals are best maintained when used daily to keep the blades working smoothly. Keep them running!
KEEP YOUR COOL There’s an easy way to keep your cool and help your air conditioner run
efficiently at the same time. Simply change your A/C filter every month. For your convenience, free filters are available in the office. Please stop in at any time.
WELCOME HOME!
OUR RESIDENTS
make our community shine
THANKS for making your home with us
AUG 7–8 WILLIAMS
COOL COUNTRY CRUISE-IN
928-635-1418
AUG 8 BULLHD. CITY
9TH ANNUAL RIVER REGATTA 928-754-4121
AUG 22 VALLE
THUNDER OVER COCONINO FLY-IN 928-635-5280
AUG 15–16 KINGMAN
HUALAPAI MTN. ARTS & CRAFTS 928-757-3545
AUG 8–9 WILLCOX
SALSA FIESTA & PEACH MANIA
520-384-2084
AUG 15–16 WILLCOX
SALSA FIESTA & PEACH MANIA
520-384-2084
AUG 21 BISBEE
OLIVER HOUSE GHOST HUNT
520-432-3308
AUG 24–30 CHINLE
CENTRAL NAVAJO FAIR
928-313-2096
EASY BREEZY LEMON PIE
Makes 6 to 8 servings
Ingredients 1 3/4 cups cold milk 2 (3.4-oz.) packages vanilla flavored instant pudding and pie filling mix 1 (6-oz.) can frozen lemonade concentrate 1 (8-oz.) container frozen whipped cream topping, thawed 1 (6-oz.) prepared graham cracker pie crust 1 lemon, thinly sliced
Directions Pour milk into a large bowl. Add pudding mix, and beat with a whisk until mix is completely dissolved. Add lemonade concentrate, and whisk in thoroughly. The mixture will be thick. Immediately fold in whipped cream topping.
Transfer mixture into crust and smooth over the top with a spatula.
Refrigerate for four hours or until firmly set. Garnish with lemon slices and serve chilled.
What’s
FLASH FACTS
Scenic Interstate 15 through the Virgin River Gorge
8 servingsIce Cream Sandwich Tower
Directions:
In an 8x8” deep-sided baking dish, layer 6 vanilla ice cream sandwiches in the bottom, cutting to fit. Spread half of the whipped topping over the sandwiches. Top with 1/2 cup of chocolate chips.
Repeat layers using 6 chocolate ice cream sandwiches.
Cover and freeze for at least 2 hours.
To serve, remove from freezer and allow to sit for 20 minutes. Drizzle chocolate syrup over the top. Slice with a knife heated in hot water.
Variations: substitute Neapolitan ice cream sandwiches, toffee bits, caramel syrup, or your choice of toppings.
Lightning bolts travel at speeds
up to 60,000 miles per second.
Lightning from thunderstorms
recharges the Earth and helps it
maintain its electrical balance.
Ingredients:
6 vanilla ice cream sandwiches
6 chocolate ice cream sandwiches
1 (16 oz.) tub whipped topping
1 cup (or to taste) dark chocolate chips
Small chocolate syrup
Lightning bolts have jumped 10
or more miles from their parent
clouds to an area of blue skies,
creating “a bolt from the blue.”
The Earth receives 100 lightning
strikes per second.
The electrical energy in lightning
puts nitrogen into the Earth,
fertilizing the soil.
The temperature of a typical
lightning bolt is five times
hotter than the surface of
the sun.
challenging, drive as you cruise through a network of river-crossing bridges and squeeze between 750-foot limestone cliffs which, in places, are no more than 70 feet wide. As the road ascends, the shoulder can seem a little too close to the edge of the sheer rock cliffs you’re motoring over.
As you might expect, the gorge posed an engineering nightmare. During construction, the river had to be re-channeled a dozen times and required eight bridges over a mere 13-mile span. A swamp buggy with 3.5-foot-wide tires was needed to traverse the boulder-strewn gorge and survey it. As crews carved and blasted their way through the rugged mountain terrain, the road was touted as “29 miles through 500 million years of geology.” While this roadway project was considered an engineering marvel, it was also one of the most expensive sections of interstate ever built at the time ($10 million per mile back in 1973).
The Virgin River itself runs 160 miles between Utah and Lake Mead and is credited for sculpting well-known Zion Canyon. The Virgin River Gorge has gone somewhat unnoticed, even though it’s been equated to a drive through the Grand Canyon. The Virgin River Canyon Recreation Area is located off I-15, about 20 miles southwest of St. George. Take the Cedar Pockets exit, where you’ll discover a beautiful wilderness surrounded by colorful cliffs and rocky canyons. This BLM area offers a developed campground with 75 sites, a picnic/day use area, access to the Virgin River, hiking trails, and a hilltop site, where geology and history are explained.
For other great scenic Arizona road trips, check out our side-panel listing.
It’s August, and the window of opportunity for one last, memorable summer road trip is closing quickly. But where
can you go that’s new and exciting ... virgin territory? Just check out Interstate 15, where a sweet, 29-mile stretch of freeway cuts across the remote, northwest corner of Arizona en route to Zion National Park. It’s called the Virgin River Gorge segment of I-15 between Littlefield, Arizona, and St. George, Utah.
This scenic four-lane freeway was once called “America’s most spectacular highway” because of the gorgeous views seen while navigating its twists and turns through the narrows of the Virgin River Gorge. It’s an eye-opening, if not
Shake up your weekend plans with a little family-friendly fun every second
Saturday in downtown Tucson. It’s all happening on Congress Street, between Toole and Church Avenues from 5 to 10 p.m. Each monthly event features live local bands jamming from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. on the Live Stage at Scott and Congress Streets. There’s room to dance and tables to sit back and enjoy the eclectic music. With polite, friendly crowds of 12,000 to 20,000, entertaining street performers, and 45 or so vendors,
the street scene feels like Ghirardelli Square in San Francisco. Rather than beer gardens, families can enjoy a Kids’ Area at 414 N. Toole. Starting at 6:15 p.m., it offers interactive activities for all ages, including a choo-choo. At 7:15 p.m., a free movie is presented.
This great event recently celebrated its fifth year and continues to grow in popularity and attendance. For more information, visit 2ndsaturdays.com, or call 520-545-1102.
Tucson’s Second Saturdays Scenic
The views expressed in this publication are not necessarily those of Take Note LLC or its staff.
Take Note LLC assumes no responsibility for anysubmitted text or illustrations. All rights reserved.
Avast ye scalawags and wenches of the high desert! Gather ‘round as we drop anchor in Bisbee, Arizona, August 7–8 to celebrate a wild weekend of swashbuckling high jinks. Hoist your glass and splash down exotic rum drinks starting at Screaming Banshee Pizza. Then walk the plank to the Pirate Bay beer garden in the Old Bisbee Brewing Company for more drink specials. Wear your finest puffy pirate shirt and matching buccaneer garb and win a handful of doubloons at the various costume contests hosted by several of the town’s taverns. Plunder and play as you carry out the town-wide mini stair climb and treasure hunt for prizes. Enjoy fire spinners, belly dancers, and pirate burlesque at Club Kilimanjaro plus music and artwalks everywhere. Remember, if you’re three sheets to the wind, have a designated driver. For more information, go to BisbeeAfter5.com.
Bisbee Pirates of the High Desert
STATE ROUTE 273, WHITE MOUNTAINSFrom Springerville, go south on Mountain Avenue, which turns into Main Street, for 1.6 miles to State Route 260 in Eager. Turn right onto SR 260 and continue 18.7 miles to State Route 273. Turn left onto SR 273 and continue 18.9 miles to Big Lake Recreation Area, where the road becomes Forest Road 249. Info: Springerville Ranger District, 928-333-4301 or fs.usda.gov/asnf STATE ROUTE 473, WHITE MOUNTAINSFrom Show Low, go east on State Route 260 for 26.6 miles to State Route 473. Turn right onto SR 473 and continue 10 miles to Hawley Lake. Info: White Mountain Apache Tribe, 928-338-4346 or wmat.nsn.us FOREST ROAD 300, MOGOLLON RIMFrom Payson, go north on State Route 87 for 28.5 miles to Forest Road 300. Turn right onto FR 300 and continue 43.3 miles to State Route 260. Info: Mogollon Rim Ranger District, 928-477-2255 or fs.usda.gov/coconino; Black Mesa Ranger District, 928-535-7300 or fs.usda.gov/asnfINDIAN ROAD 60, NAVAJO NATIONFrom Winslow, go east on Interstate 40 for 3 miles to State Route 87 (Exit 257). Turn left onto SR 87 and continue 20 miles to Indian Road 60. Turn right onto IR 60 and continue 24.4 miles to where the road rejoins SR 87 father north. Info: Navajo Tourism Department, 928-871-6436 or discovernavajo.com STATE ROUTE 89A, OAK CREEK CANYONFrom Sedona, go north on State Route 89A for 27.5 miles to Flagstaff. Info: Red Rock Ranger District, 928-203-2900 or fs.usda.gov/coconino STATE ROUTE 67, NORTH RIM, GRAND CANYONFrom Jacob Lake, go south on State Route 67 (North Rim Parkway) for 43 miles to Grand Canyon National Park. Info: North Kaibab Ranger District, 928-643-7395 or fs.usda.gov/kaibab; Grand Canyon National Park, 928-638-7888 or nps.gov/grcaCATALINA HIGHWAY, MOUNT LEMMONFrom the intersection of Tanque Verde Road and Catalina Highway in Tucson, go north on Catalina Highway (also known as General Hitchcock Highway or Sky Island Scenic Byway) for 30 miles to Summerhaven, near the summit of Mount Lemmon. Info: Santa Catalina Ranger District, 520-749-8700 or fs.usda.gov/coronado
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ANSWERS: rainforest, raindrops, Ukraine, rainbow trout, migraine, training wheels, raincoat, all terrain vehicle, refrain, dog trainer, wedding dress train, wood grain, restraints, drainpipe, brain, strainer, dish drainer, long grain rice, sprain, toy train, Mt. Rainier, grosgrain ribbon.
Take Note Phoenix, Arizona 623-780-9041 Cover Photo: Saguaro National Park near Tucson, Arizona
HIDDEN VILLAGE APARTMENTS
8605 N. 59th Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85302 • 623-931-2941 HiddenVillageAZ.com
AT YOUR SERVICE Tammy Decker
Property Manager Glenda Winfrey Leasing Agent
Ray Lopez Bill Reynolds
Maintenance Technicians
HOURS Office
Mon–Fri: 9am–5pm Sat: 10am–4pm
Sun: Closed Clubhouse
Open Office Hours Pool & Spa 9am–10pm
Laundry Center 7am–10pm
Barbecue Grills Available until 10pm
CONTACT US Office & After Hours
623-931-2941 Emergency Maintenance
623-931-2941 Courtesy Patrol
Valley Wide Security 480-777-0003
Email Hiddenvillagegle @hotmail.com
Email for Work Orders Hiddenvillagegle @hotmail.com
SPECIAL EVENTS
OUTDOOR CONCERTS thru AUG 29 Fountain Park, Westgate Entertainment District, Glendale. Live music every Friday and Saturday. Free. 6:30-9:30pm. 623-385-7502
DOG DAYS OF SUMMER AUG 1 Murphy Park, Glendale. Dog-related products, demonstrations, massages, treats, dog service organizations, prizes. Free. 7-10am. 623-930-4500
EXPERIENCE THE ANDES AUG 1–2 Musical Instrument Museum, Phoenix. Music & culture of South American mountain range, hands-on activities, live performances, wine tasting. Included with admission. 480-478-6000 MIM.org
ART UNRAVELED AUG 4–11 Embassy Suites, Phoenix/Scottsdale. Over 125 mixed media workshops, shopping extravaganza, internationally known artists. ArtUnraveled.com
FREE ADMISSION EVENING AUG 7 Children’s Museum of Phoenix. Hands-on play and learning. Free. 5-9pm. 602-253-0501
PROWL & PLAY AUG 8 Phoenix Zoo. Evening hours and ice-themed activities. $6-$8. 602-273-1341 PhoenixZoo.org
MOVIE NIGHT AUG 21 Goodyear Ballpark. Showing Annie at 7:30pm. Free. Concessions available. 623-882-3120
CORNFEST AUG 22–23 El Zaribah Shrine Auditorium, Phoenix. Arts & crafts show, sweet corn, music, kids’ activities. Free admission; $6-$9 for meal. 602-231-0300
AUG 15 Dierks Bentley: Sounds of Summer Tour AUG 25 Kelly Clarkson: Piece by Piece Tour AUG 26 Kid Rock: First Kiss—Cheap Date Tour AUG 29 Slipknot: Summer’s Last Stand Tour
AUG 1 Boston: 2015 Live AUG 7 Fifth Harmony: Reflection—The Summer Tour AUG 9 Idina Menzel: World Tour AUG 13 Lindsey Stirling: The Music Box Tour AUG 19 Colbie Caillat, Christina Perri, Rachel Platten AUG 28 Jill Scott: Summer Tour
GILA RIVER ARENA Glendale • 800-745-3000 • GilaRiverArena.com
AUG 12 Sam Smith: World Tour AUG 17–18 Taylor Swift: The 1989 World Tour AUG 21–23 Hello Kitty’s Super Cute Friendship Fest.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MUSEUM Phoenix • 480-478-6000 • MIM.org
AUG 7 George Brooks & Bombay Jazz AUG 10 Eric Johnson AUG 28 Willy Porter
SYMPHONY HALL Phoenix • 602-495-1999 • Phoenix.TicketForce.com
AUG 21 Diana Krall: Wallflower World Tour
Events may change. Please call ahead.
SPORTS
AZ DIAMONDBACKS BASEBALL Chase Field, Phoenix. $8-$170. 602-514-8400
AUG 7–CINCINNATI AUG 8–CINCINNATI AUG 9–CINCINNATI AUG 10–PHILADELPHIA AUG 11–PHILADELPHIA AUG 12–PHILADELPHIA AUG 24–ST. LOUIS
AUG 25–ST. LOUIS AUG 26–ST. LOUIS AUG 27–ST. LOUIS AUG 28–OAKLAND AUG 29–OAKLAND AUG 30–OAKLAND
AZ CARDINALS FOOTBALL Univ. of Phx. Stadium, Glendale. $40-$300. 800-745-3000
AUG 15–KANSAS CITY
AUG 22–SAN DIEGO
PHOENIX MERCURY BASKETBALL US Airways Center, Phoenix. $11-$225. 800-745-3000
AUG 4–TULSA AUG 7–MINNESOTA AUG 12–SEATTLE
AUG 16–INDIANA AUG 21–LOS ANGELES AUG 23–MINNESOTA
9AZ RATTLERS ARENA FOOTBALL US Airways Center, Phoenix. $10-$132. 800-745-3000
AUG 8–PORTLAND
ARIZONA UNITED SOCCER CLUB Scottsdale Stadium. $15-$25. 623-594-9606
AUG 15–ORANGE CNTY. AUG 22–VANCOUVER
AUG 29–LOS ANGLES
SPRINT TRIATHLON AUG 29 Anthem Community Center. Reverse order sprint triathlon. $29-$150. 4PeaksRacing.com
SUN
MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
30 31
AUGUST 2015
POOL NOISE It’s great to see our residents enjoying the pool. As you have fun, please
remember to keep noise levels low. Sound carries over water and may disturb those residents who live near the pool. If you’re listening to music by the pool, please use headphones. Thanks for keeping down the sound.
HITTING THE WALL To avoid creating unsightly chips and nicks in the walls of your home, we
have installed doorstops to keep doors from swinging too far open. Please make sure your doorstops are working properly. If any are not, please contact the office to place a service request.
SERVICE REQUESTS We would like to remind our residents to contact the office if you have a
service request. It’s tempting to stop our maintenance staff on the grounds, but in order to assist you, a service order first must be completed. Thanks for calling the office—we’re at your service!
DISHWASHERS & DISPOSALS The phrase “use it or lose it” can be applied to your dishwasher and disposal.
To maintain motors and hoses, please run your dishwasher through a complete cycle at least once a week. Disposals are best maintained when used daily to keep the blades working smoothly. Keep them running!
KEEP YOUR COOL There’s an easy way to keep your cool and help your air conditioner run
efficiently at the same time. Simply change your A/C filter every month. For your convenience, free filters are available in the office. Please stop in at any time.
WELCOME HOME!
OUR RESIDENTS
make our community shine
THANKS for making your home with us
AUG 7–8 WILLIAMS
COOL COUNTRY CRUISE-IN
928-635-1418
AUG 8 BULLHD. CITY
9TH ANNUAL RIVER REGATTA 928-754-4121
AUG 22 VALLE
THUNDER OVER COCONINO FLY-IN 928-635-5280
AUG 15–16 KINGMAN
HUALAPAI MTN. ARTS & CRAFTS 928-757-3545
AUG 8–9 WILLCOX
SALSA FIESTA & PEACH MANIA
520-384-2084
AUG 15–16 WILLCOX
SALSA FIESTA & PEACH MANIA
520-384-2084
AUG 21 BISBEE
OLIVER HOUSE GHOST HUNT
520-432-3308
AUG 24–30 CHINLE
CENTRAL NAVAJO FAIR
928-313-2096
EASY BREEZY LEMON PIE
Makes 6 to 8 servings
Ingredients 1 3/4 cups cold milk 2 (3.4-oz.) packages vanilla flavored instant pudding and pie filling mix 1 (6-oz.) can frozen lemonade concentrate 1 (8-oz.) container frozen whipped cream topping, thawed 1 (6-oz.) prepared graham cracker pie crust 1 lemon, thinly sliced
Directions Pour milk into a large bowl. Add pudding mix, and beat with a whisk until mix is completely dissolved. Add lemonade concentrate, and whisk in thoroughly. The mixture will be thick. Immediately fold in whipped cream topping.
Transfer mixture into crust and smooth over the top with a spatula.
Refrigerate for four hours or until firmly set. Garnish with lemon slices and serve chilled.
