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By Rick Melendez, Council Member
Citizens often say to me, "Rick, tell it as it is", and,
"Rick, cut to the chase." I promise to do just that in this article.
On May 20, Fountain Hills residents will vote on how
the Town of Fountain Hills should pay for fire and emergency medical
- , C T- services. The issue is on the ballot as Proposition 400.
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p A YES vote on Proposition 400 will allow the Town of Fountain Hills
. to levy a primary property tax exclusively for fire and emergency medical
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:1 adopted by the Town on January 16, 2003.
A NO vote will prohibit the Town from levying a primary property
tax and will leave in place the temporary one percent sales tax increase. It
will cause the Town, if it continues to offer fire and emergency medical
services, to possibly take money from other programs to cover costs.
The anticipated future cost for fire and emergency medical services
funding is approximately$2.6 million. Money to pay for these services must
come from somewhere. Under Proposition 400, it would be paid by the
property tax, allowing for stable, consistent revenues to fund fire and EMS
protection for Fountain Hills' residents. As I said before, money must come
from somewhere.
Under Proposition 400, annual tax on a $300,000 home would be
$239.51 or $19.95 per month—less than the cost of most utilities or cable
television. This is approximately the same amount paid under the former
AFountain Hills Fire District. If a new Fire District were formed, the primary
„, property tax authorized under Proposition 400 would be repealed
IP automatically. It would be replaced by a secondary property tax levied
and collected by the new Fire District.
I cannot legally and will not ethically attempt to influence your vote
"'' �_ • '• in this Town publication. However, I can and will urge you to consider
' " - carefully all aspects of the issue, seek information from all sources and
- vote according to what you think is
, best for you, your family, and for all
residents and businesses in Town. Ga. '. ,;. •' ,.t. •
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Proposition 400, visit the Town's ='; o
website at www.fh.az.gov or 4r.r. '. `
0 contact Sue Stein in Town Hall at r 41411 ���.
480-816-5107. If you are unable to 0r '4,.`'
_ _'�' _ 41'vote on May 20, please request an
early ballot from Maricopa County lm '* ' _� -
April - May Elections 602-506-1511. Your vote f •
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Parks & Recreation
www.fh.az.gov
OJNTAIN y`tC Town of Fountain Hills Public Notice
General Election - May 20, 2003
On Tuesday, May 20, 2003, the Town of Fountain Hills will hold a General Election for
qualified voters to decide Proposition 400, relating to a levy of a primary property tax,
designated specifically for fire and emergency medical services, and to elect a mayor. Publicity
pamphlets will be sent to each household in which a registered voter resides and will include information
on polling places, the proposition, and a sample ballot of proposition and candidates. PLEASE NOTE
THE MAILING LABEL ON THE PAMPHLET — IT WILL INDICATE WHERE YOU GO TO VOTE.
Polling places will be the same. Additional pamphlets will be available at Town Hall. If you have any
questions on where to vote or voter registration status, call 837-2003.
Important Dates
to Remember Early Voting By Mail
Thursday, April 17th ; Mail an early ballot request card to Maricopa
*Early voting starts. Qualified voters can vote ; County Elections before May 9tn
early by mail or in person. • Cards are available at Town Hall Building A
• Lobby, the Library, and the Community Center.
Sample ballots available for public inspection at :
Town Hall. • *Call Maricopa County Elections at 602-506-1511
• and request an early ballot or visit the County's
website at www.recorder.maricopa.gov to
Monday, April 21st • request a ballot.
Voter registration closes. All voter registration is ;
processed through Maricopa County. In order ; Early Voting In Person
to be eligible to vote in the May 20 election, ; Vote early in person beginning Thursday, April
th
voters must have submitted their registration to ; 17 through Friday, May 16 at Town Hall,
Maricopa County Elections by April 21. : Building A, east entrance, 16836 East
: Palisades Blvd.
Friday, May 9t" •
Election Day - May 20, 2003
Deadline to request an early mail ballot. • POLLING PLACE LOCATIONS
Thursday, May 15th • Polling places are open from 6:00 a.m.- 7:00 p.m.
The testing of voting equipment (Logic and ; Please Note: Polling Places remain the same.
Accuracy) is conducted at the Precinct Service ; PRECINCT#1: Christ's Church of Fountain Hills,
building, 2025 E. University Dr., Phoenix at 11:00 ; 15555 East Bainbridge
a.m. The public is welcome. • PRECINCT#2: Fountain Hills Community Church,
15202 North Fountain Hills Blvd.
• PRECINCT#3: Fountain Hills Community Church,
Friday, May 16th • 15202 North Fountain Hills Blvd.
Deadline to vote early at Town Hall by 5:00 p.m. ; PRECINCT#4: Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran
• Church, 16150 East El Lago Blvd.
• PRECINCT#5: Fountain Community Center,
Tuesday, May 20th • 13001 North La Montana Dr.
ELECTION DAY. Polls open 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. ; PRECINCT#6: Fountain Community Center,
• 13001 North La Montana Dr.
• PRECINCT#7: Fountain View Village,
Election Day - May 20, 2003 I 16455 E.Avenue of the Fountains
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The McDowell Mountain Preservation Commission Will Sponsor Photo Contest
In anticipation of more wildflowers and color in the desert this Spring we
are encouraging Fountain Hills residents and visitors to capture the images
on film or digitally.The contest will begin
--: ' r %„� in March and end in September, prior Photo Contest Rules
to October McDowell Mountain Month. The photograph should depict
The Commission plans to sponsor the desert and mountain
guided photo tours into the Town's landscape surrounding
n.i' mountain preserve to capture the Fountain Hills.
beauty and color in the mountains above Fountain Hills. The April The photograph must be an
tour is currently scheduled for April 5th from 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. original, submitted by the
Entries may be used by the Town of Fountain Hills in publications or in person who took the picture.
displays at town facilities. The deadline for the April/May contest is Only one entry per month.
April 24th and May 22nd. Please submit your entry to Karen Holloway The photo should be no
c/o McDowell Mountain Preservation Commission, Town of Fountain smaller than 4"x 6 and no
Hills, 16836 E. Palisades Blvd., Bldg. A, Fountain Hills, AZ 85268. larger than 9" x "12.
Do not mount the photograph
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so we can display it easily.
Fountain Hills Library
April and May in the library offer many wonderful programs and opportunities. : Write your name, address
For more information call Sandra Dunkin at 837-9793, ext. 211. • and phone number on the
back of the photo.
Computer Classes on Wednesdays Teen Council, invites teens to voice •
(1:30 to 2:30 p.m.)and Saturdays their opinions and get involved at
10:00 to 11:00 a.m.) Registration the library and the Teens and The , "Help Us, Help You"
is REQUIRED, and begins two Law meets on April 18th(3:30 p.m.
weeks before classes begin. to 5:00), and is presented by the The Fountain Hills Marshals
Fountain Hills Writer's Workshop Maricopa County Juvenile Probation Department is among the
meets April 18th and May 16th at Department and will discuss Arizona departments at Town Hall that
1:30 p.m. Bring your writings and Juvenile Law and juvenile rights. has undergone changes, some
willingness to create. Once Upon A Monday(10:00 a.m. of which include dispatch hours
to 12:00 p.m.) and Happily Ever of operation. New department
Fountain Hills Branch Reading Club hours are Mondaythrough
meets April 1st and April 17"'at 3:00 After on Thursdays(10:00- 11:00 g
p.m. Two titles per month will be a.m.)-stories,activities, crafts for Friday from 8:00 am - 5:00 pm.
read and discussed. Join us for toddlers and pre-schoolers. No When calling 837-8800, callers
coffee compliments of Starbuck's. registration required. Meet in the are given the following menu of
Conference Room. options after hours:
Onebook AZ — Book Discussions
meets April8" and April 24"at 3:00 Big Screen Book Club offers For emergencies dial 911
p.m. This exciting program opportunities to read the book and To dispatch police officers
hosted bylibraries and other see the movie. Meet in the
Conference room on April 2nd and concerning law enforcement
partners across the state related to zoning and ordinance
encourages everyone to read the April 23rdfrom 3:30 — 5:30 p.m• issues, dial 1
same book at the same time. Face Painting—On April 12th with the
WzardofFacepainting,John Wheeler. For animal licensing, Block
Music in the Library features The y p Watch fin er rint scheduein
Art of Music on April 26th at 2:00 Infants to six ear olds 1:00-2:00 m. 9 p 9,
p.m. and Afan(date and time not and 7 to 12 year olds 2:00-3:00 p.m. child restrain inspections, and
other crime preventions
yet determined). Teddy Bear Picnic—Bring your teddy
bear to the First Teddy Bear Picnic on programs, dial 2
April 21st, 10:00 a.m.to noon. For Court Services—dial 3
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Exercise & Fitness Classes
Pilates/AB5 101
Pilates is a core strengthening exercise program that is sweeping the country. Restore muscular balance, build
strength and flexibility,increase your coordination and improve your body alignment and posture. We have added
the ABS 101 component to this class for those of you who want to work on that six-pack tummy! Dress comfortably
and bring a towel or mat and water. Pre-registration is required.
Where: Community Center
Date: Tuesdays&Thursdays •.T'ai Chi Chuan
April 1"-April 24th •Many studies show Tai Chi has a profound impact on people's health. Come to
Time: 9:00 a.m.-9:30 a.m. •
.enjoy this ancient Chinese exercise used by millions for stress reduction,flexibility,
Course: #1792 •blood pressure,increased awareness,and body toning. Tai Chi promotes general
Fee: $24 per participant .fitness and harmony between our body,mind,and spirit.The slow,gently flowing
Instructor: Lindsey Greer •moves of Tai Chi Chuan are practiced daily worldwide.
Contact: Corey Hromek,816-5170 •
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•Where: Community Center
:Class: Beginners-April 2nd(6 weeks)
• Course:#1794
Wingslyde • Wed.,7:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m. ,�/'
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Introducing a new and exciting :Class: Advance-March 315t(4 weeks)
exercise program designed to help •Course: #1735
you achieve the highest level of body •
and muscle tone. Wingslyde is a • Advance-May 5th(4 weeks)
seven week program and it will .Course:#1789
challenge your physical and mental • Mon.,7:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
abilities building a solid foundation .Fee: $40 per participant T'ai Chi Chih
for self-confidence, balance, body •Instructors: Dick Wilson& This is a powerful healing art involving
control,and tone. . Kyle Wilson slow and easy movements. Benefits
Where: Community Center •Contact: Corey Hr. 816-5170 include reduced stress, increased
May 15th-June 28th . energy,balance,and much more.
Time: Thursdays,7:00-8:00 p.m. •
Saturdays,8:00-9:00 a.m. Where: Community Center
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Course: #1796 • Ballroom#4
Fee: $36 per participant • Class: Beginners and Intermediate
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Age: All ages • Date: Mon.,May. 19 -June 30th
Contact: Corey Hromek,816-5170 • Time: 9:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m.
• Course:#1785
•Kiddie R v ` ics Fee: $36 per participant
•
•Come explore movement and dance Instructor:Fredora Nightingale Powell
Cardio Kicktboxing :once again this spring with this Contact: Corey Hromek,816-5170
This is the best workout in town! Brun •program for pre-school aged kids!
up to 800 calories per hour as you tone :Participants will learn some simple Yoga
and strengthen your entire body. •dance moves, play games, and Enjoy this very relaxing exercise class
Cardio Kickboxing is a fun and :discover new songs! The kids will and become both physically and
exciting way to learn basic self- •also get to enjoy a snack with their mentally fit by experiencing the mood
defense, as well as getting slim and :new friends at the end of the hour. of music and deep meditation. Wear
trim. Please bring a towel and water. •Where: Community Center comfortable stretch-clothing, and
Pre-registration is required. • Ballroom#4 bring a mat and water.
Where: Community Center •Date: Mondays
Date: Tuesdays&Thursdays • April 28th,May 5th,12th,&19th Where: Inner Peace Yoga&Fitness
April Pt-April 24th •Time: 3:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m. Date: Sat.,May 3rd-June 7th
Time: 8:00 a.m.-9:00 a.m. •Course: #1784 Time: 9:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m.
Course: #1791 •Fee: $25 per participant Course: #1793
Fee: $36 per participant •Age: 2-6 years old Fee: $54 per participant
Instructor: Lindsey Greer •Instructor: Beth Baltrusch Instructor: Inner Peace Center
Contact: Corey Hromek,816-5170 •Contact: Corey Hromek,816-5170 Contact: Corey Hromek,816-5170
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Arts & Crafts Programs
Pottery & Clay Basics Colored Pencil Drawing
An introduction to basic ceramic Learn layering,blending,light pressure,erasing,lifting,shadow,and light
materials and techniques for techniques working with the pencil. Learn color testing,blending,equipment
beginners or hobby shop ceramists: care,design layout,matting,and framing.
hand-building,glazing,firing,and a
brief intro to wheel throwing. Both Where: Community Center-
functional and sculptural ceramics Art Room#1 Watercolor I & II
are covered. Wear old clothes and Date: Thurs.,April 3rd-May 15th Join instructor Joan Campbell as she
bring an old towel. $20 supply fee is Times: 4:00-7:00 p.m. teaches the basics of watercolors. Learn
payable to the instructor on the first Course: #1800 paper preparation, brush strokes,
day of class. Pre-registration is Fee: $50 per participant designing,composition,and more. You
required. Instructor: Karel Armstrong will benefit from instructor critiques and
Contact: Corey Hromek,816-5170 demonstrations showing various
Where: Community Center techniques and styles of painting with
Art Room#2 H■■ watercolors.
Date: Tues.,May 20th-July 8th Where: Community Center -
Times: 1:00-4:00 p.m. Art Room#1
Course: #1790 Date: Fri.,April 11th-May 16th
Fee: $99 per participant •� Ka a` Times: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Instructor: Anitra Watley-Allen ... - ourse: #1788
Contact: Corey Hromek,816-5170 ' •n Um ee: $36 per participant
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Instructor: Joan Campbell
Contact: Corey Hromek,816-5170
Art Club
The coolest club for kids! A hands-on experience making stuff to we• "•" •y with,and give as gifts. On-going themes:
drawing,design,and painting. First project:make the official"Art Club"tie dye t-shirt. A working artist will offer
Fountain Hills'little people a fun-filled flight into imaginative realms and stir their intellect.
•• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Art Academy _ •Tiny Tot Toddler Fun
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An accelerated art program for Middle - • Kids ages 2—6 are invited to be a part
School through High School students • of this arts and craft program taking
will be a fun,preparatory experience ,s J •
,place at the Community Center.
for college level art. Art history, • Parents are encouraged to participate
theory, and studio will be on-going 4 • . . . : along with their child! Register early
themes. Delve into commercialism • to secure your spot,because space is
and learn how artists"make it"in the ; Holiday Hoopla! limited!
real world. Student exhibitions will • Kids and parents are invited to help
culminate the class. ; us celebrate the upcoming holidays Where: Community Center
• by making some festive arts and Kindercare Room
Where: Community Center- ; crafts. There will be 10 different crafts Date: Saturday,May 17th
Art Room#1 • to create, plus snacks and music to Time: 9:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m.
Date: Tues.,April 8th-May 27th : add to the fun. Register early to enjoy Course: #1786
• all of the Hoopla! Fee: $11 per participant
Class: Art Club(lst-5th grade) • Age: 2-6 years old
Time: 3:15-4:45 p.m. •• Where: Community Center Instructor: Beth Baltrusch
Course: #1797 • Kindercare Room Contact: Corey Hromek,816-5170
• Date: Saturday,April 5th
Class: Art Academy(6"-12"'grade) •
• Time: 9:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.
Time: 5:00-6:00 p.m. • Course: #1783
Course: #1798 • Fee: $15 per participant ' ;
Fee: $72 per participant •• Age: 2-6 years old
Instructor: Justin Williams • Instructor: Beth Baltrusch .'41
Contact: Corey Hromek,816-5170 •• Contact: Corey Hromek,816-5170
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Adult & Youth Sports
Men's Softball
The Tuesday night men's league begins on May 27th and the Church league will begin on Monday,June 9th. Get
your teams together now because space is limited. Softballs and umpires are provided with first and second place
receiving shirts after the single-elimination tournament.
Where: Golden Eagle Park Tennis Lessons
Date: May-August Tom Lepisto and staff are back,but with
Times: Men's League-Course #1781 new days and times to reduce conflicts.
Tuesdays,6:30-10:30 p.m. All lessons are now Mondays and/or
Church League-Course#1782 1 C4:, Wednesdays at Golden Eagle Park.
Mondays,6:30-10:30 p.m. Junior and Adult lessons are available
Fee: $400 per team ." 'lie 1-�'1 Ado r in six week sessions.
Contact: Milo Bonnin,816-5132 f 1, I f s , y Where: Golden Eagle Park
® Date: March 31"-May 7th
(tV Class: Age 6-9
Mon.&Wed.,5:00-6:00 p.m.
` Recreational Senior Softball Course: #1759
-"' Recreational league plays on Class: Age 10-12
Youth Volleyball Wednesdays(ages 65+)or Thursdays Mon.&Wed.,6:00-7:00 p.m.
Boys and girls in grades 4-8 will learn (ages 50+)mornings at Golden Eagle Course: #1760
the basics of volley ball including Park. Any players not on a team are Class: Pee Wee(age 3-5)
passing, hitting, and serving. Pre- welcome to call and be placed on a Wed.,5:30-6:00 p.m.
registration is required. list for managers to contact. Course: #1758
Class: Adult Beginning
Where: Fountain Hills Middle School
Where: Golden Eagle Park Mon.7:00-8:00 p.m.
Multi Purpose Room Date: April 16th-July 2""' Course: #1756
Date: Mondays and Thursdays Times: 50+League-Thurs.mornings Class: Adult Intermediate
April 7th-May 15th Course:#1764 Wed.,7:00-8:00 p.m.
Time: 4:00-5:30 p.m. 65+League-Wed.mornings Course: #1757
Course: #1762 Course: #1765
Ages: 4th-8th Grade Fee: $130 per team Fee: Junior$68,PeeWee$32,
Fee: $45 per participant Contact: Milo Bonnin,816-5132 Adult-$56
Contact: Milo Bonnin,816-5132 Instructor: Tom Lepisto,816-6699
Contact: Milo Bonnin,816-5132
Day Trips Explore Your State
Let's get out of town! Join us each month as we take trips to various locations throughout Arizona. Tell friends
and bring your spouse. A great time is guaranteed! Space is limited,so register early. Trips leaving from the
Community Center starting in April.
lot
Where: Verde Canyon Railroad Hiking Series
Date: April 18th-Course#1730 We are continuing with another great season of hikes filled with beautiful
Fee: $44 per participant scenery and new friends made along the way. Please bring two quarts of
Where: Arizona Science Center water, a sack lunch, and comfortable hiking boots. We will be leaving
Date: April 29th-Course#1775 from Town Hall-North Parking Lot. , ll,m--17x
Fee: $24 per participant Where: Boynton Canyon,Sedona
Where: Riordan Mansion-Flagstaff Level-Easy
Date: May 215t-Course#1799 Date: Saturday,April 12th
Fee: $20 per participant Times: 7:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Course: #1751
Contact:Bryan Hughes,816-5135 Fee: $15 per participant s
Contact Corey Hromek,816-5170 * 4s'-'IP �-' r ^.4,
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Eggstravaganza Youth & Teen Special Interest/Events
Is Proudly Eggstravaganza
Sponsored by the This year, Fountain Hills Parks and Recreation's
G oyena Team - famous Eggstravaganza is proudly sponsored by the
Goyena Team-MCO Realty,Inc. Join us on Saturday,
MCO•• • • •• Inc. April 12tt promptly at 9:00 a.m.as hundreds of kids
Kids Are Cooking • scramble to pick up over 10,000 eggs stuffed with candy and other prizes on
This exciting new class teaches kids to • the ball fields at Golden Eagle Park. Hoppy Bunny will serve as Master of
cook. As they prepare foods kids will • Ceremonies,and will be available for hugs and pictures throughout the event.
learn about nutrition and basic health : The event is open to all kids up to seven years old, and all kids must be
accompanied by an adult. In the event of inclement weather or poor field
concepts that enhances well-being. •
Participants bring home new recipes • conditions the• event• will be reschedule• for Saturday,Apri:19t•h at 9:00 a.m.•
each week for the entire family to enjoy. Late Night
Where: Fountain Hills Middle School This exciting teen program is back featuring music,dancing,games,prizes,
Life Management Room and more! Join hundreds of kids at the Fountain Hills High School Gyms on
Date: Mon.,April 7th,14th,21st,&28th Saturday,May 24t"from 7:00-11:00 p.m. There is no charge for this program,
Time: 4:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. and students must bring school identification to check in. Parents must pick
Course:#1787 up their kids on time,no later than 11:00 p.m. Participants will be supervised
Fee: $20 per participant and are not allowed to return once they have left the program. Parents
Age: 6th,7th&8th grade volunteers are welcome. This program is sponsored by the Maricopa County
Instructor: Dr.Allyn Krieger-Fiedler Sheriffs Department through the Midnight Madness Foundation. Call Corey
Contact: Corey Hromek,816-5170 Hromek at 816-5170 for volunteer information.
f fill Fountain Hills Parks and Recreation
Program Registration & Release of Liability
Please PRINT
Main Contact
1 Address City, State, Zip
Home Phone Alt. Phone Emerg. Phone
Participant's Name Birth Date Sex Grade T-shirt Program Title Course Number Fee
Size
2
Please make checks payable to: The Town of Fountain Hills ( TOTAL
Signature of Participant (or parent/guardian if under 18) Date
By signing above I understand that no medical insurance is provided for Town of Fountain Hills activities and agree to assume the risk for any injury related to my participation 3
or the participation of my dependents. I agree to make no claims against the Town of Fountain Hills or any of its officers,employees,or volunteers for any injury or incident arising
from this activity, however caused, including liability for negligence. I am physically able(or my dependent is physically able)to participate in this activity. I consent to any
medical treatment my dependent needs while involved in this activity and I agree to pay for it. I realize that the Town of Fountain Hills is not responsible for lost or stolen articles.
For Office Use Only
Mail to: Parks and Recreation Department,ATTN: Program Registration
P.O. Box 17958, Fountain Hills,AZ 85269 Date Received
OR Deliver to: Fountain Hills Community Center, 13001 North LaMontana Check#
Cash Staff
IF YOU REQUIRE SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS, PLEASE CALL 480-816-5152 (VOICE) OR 1-800-367-8939 (TTD)
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The Senior Activity Center of Fountain Hills is open Monday through Friday,9:00 a.m.to 4:00 p.m.
The Center is located at the Town Hall Complex,16836 E. Palisades, Building C,facing north.
Participation fee of$10.00 is requested on a calendar-year basis. Contact us at 816-5888.
The Senior Center will be • Bingo• Hoths & Needles New Ideas?
closed on Monday,May 26th •• This fun group meets Mon., • Knitting and Crocheting •• If you have an idea for a
in observance of the • 1:00-3:00 p.m. Twelve • group meets every Tue. •
• morningat 10:30 • new program or trip,
• games with monetarya.m. •
Memorial Day Holiday. • • • contact Nancy,Marti,or
t • prizes: $3.00 for 3 cards. • .
• • Overnight Trips • Walt--we'll do our best
Fitness Classes • Computer Classes • Route 66 AZ Adventure • to meet your needs!
Fitness class fee is $2 per •• Re s>istration for a variety of . Apri124th-25th. Call for space. ,
session or le punch cards • computer classes beginning ' • Women's Group
are available for payment. • P • LaughlintTrip •
•
• in May is: • May 5 -7 . $60/person dlb. • Table Talk: Thur.1:00 3:00
Strength Training: Tue. & • Wed.April 9th,9 00 11:00 am • occp.with many perks. ••p.m.for lively discussion.
Thurs.8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. • Thurs.April 10th,1:00-3:00 pm •• Day Trips : Sixty & Single: Meets
Low Impact Aerobics: Tue. • Mon. April 14th,9:-11:00 am • Diamondbacks v.Marlins ' second and fourth Wed.,
&Thurs.9:l0a.m. 10:10a.m. • Call the Center for class • At BOB, April 29th at 5:00 • 1:30 3:30 p.m. to plan
Stretch 'n Tone: April - •• info: 816-5888 x5 • p.m.Tickets and bus$20$25. group activities.
Mon.&No classesed 4:00 5:00 p.m. • •
SeniorNet Lab open to any • Financial Seminars • AARP Driving Class
May.in • and all SeniorNet members • •
▪ Please call the Center for . "55 Alive"Defensive Dnivin
Line Dancing Class ; on Wed.from 9:30-11:30 a.m. •
reservations. class on Mon.,A ri114t&21 ,
Beginning and Intermediate • Sherlock?Holmes Club • • 8:00am-noon.To eLeivecredit,
S Tax-Free •IRA Withdrawals
class is Thur., 10:30 11:30 • Monthlymeetings "`i ' enrollees must attend 8 hours.
a.m. Advanced class is •• g 11th • Wed.,April2 ,1:00-2:30pm •
Mon.,7:00-9:00 p.m. mysteries on April and • Maureen Featherston •
• May 23 ,4:00-6:00 p.m. ••
presenting. • Services
Bridge ' Fishing Club •. Ten Ways to Wealth ••Call the Senior Activity Center
Contract bridge players meet • Trips in the Senior Services • Wed.,May7th,1:30-3:00pm • at 816-5888 for information on
Wed.9:30a.m.-12:30 p.m. ' P • • the following services:
• van to local •
or mountain • Maureen Featherston •
Cards & Pther • lakes. Call for schedule • presenting. • —Benefits counseling by
Card players meet Fri.,9:00 • and reservations. • The 10 Most Common ' appointment for Medicare
P Y • • • or Social Security.
a.m.-noon.Chess,Checkers, • Wood Carvers • Mistakes People Make •
picture puzzles, and board ; Join the Friday Carve Along •• Fri.,April 11 ,1:30-2:30 pm •• —Medical equipment loan
games also available. • from 1:00-3:00 p.m. Call • First Financial Equity of • program.
the Center for information. ' Scottsdale presenting. Call • —Home delivered meals.
Dominoes&Mah Jongg •• • 998-8415 for reservations. • Call Marti at the Center at
Dominoes meets Friday • Spanish Club • •
beginning at 1:00 p.m. and ' Practice your Spanish •' CaregiverSupporlGroup • extension 4.
Mah Jongg meets Tuesdays • language skills on Mondays . 2nd Wed: April 9th & May . —Assistance with referrals to
from 1:00-5:00 p.m. •• from 10:30 am-12:30 pm : 14 beginning at 10:00 a.m. : social and support services.
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How to Contact Us 13001 N. LaMontana Dr. U.S. POSTAGE PAID
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Town Website www.fh.az.gov Fountain Hills, AZ 85269 PERMIT NO. 531
Town Hall: 837-2003
Parks & Recreation: 816-5152
Marshals Department: 837-8800 Residential Customer
Sheriff's Department: 837-2047
Fountain Hills Fire Dept.: 837-9820 Fountain Hills, AZ 85268
Pubublicc Library: 837-9793
Community Center: 816-5200
Senior Activity Center: 816-5888
Fountain Hills School Dist.: .... 664-5000 .f
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