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Letters from Readers: 7/12/13

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(Lyn's note: Please feel free to send us any pictures you'd like included.  If your photos are for sale, let us know and we will put them under that category.  We have a special section for that purpose.  Check out Tom Baker's photos for sale.  He's the photographer who took that gorgeous photo in the Carefree Gardens Photo Contest that was both the judges' first pick and the public favorite.  It's now featured on the Town of Carefree website, and will be the cover of the 2014 Gardens calendar that will be for sale later this summer at Carefree Town Hall.  If anyone would like to buy a print of any of Herbert's photos, all profits will be donated to one of the local non-profit organizations.)  Here's the link to this week's Pictures of the Week.  http://carefreetruth.com/Carefree_Truth/Photos_7-8-13.html       Lyn, On the lighter and happier side of things, Jo will be featured either Saturday or Sunday morning at the 8:00 am hour on ABC Good Morning America channel 15. It's all about the anticipated birth of the royal baby. Bob Gemmill        Lyn - Good for Melissa -- "cold hard facts" ... that is what folks need to hear!  Good job, Melissa. Fred Groszkruger   I'll try to keep writing a paragraph or two every month to keep our progress and efforts in front of people.  Thanks for your help, Lyn.  You and Herbie have certainly made an extraordinary "Giving Pledge" to your community and you are VERY much appreciated.   Thanks for all you do for the Town, Melissa Price   Lyn, Excellent (as usual)....I am glad I am your friend - hope we have breakfast again soon! Have a healthy day,  Eileen       Lyn, Why did you not also include my written response in this "same email edition" of the Carefree Truth (that I sent you previously), as you stated you would, and/or my video reply?   Thank you, Mike Farrar  (Lyn's note: CFT #265 was part 1 and Mr. Farrar's response was part 2, #266, which was published the following day, as both were long.)     WOW! Quite a show going on. Are you sure Edgar Bergen hasn't returned? Tell Arthur Gimson to KGDS!! Ed Morgan       WHEW!!!!!  Quite interesting. Kay B.       I am glad that there was a reason for the American Revolution.  How stupid am I?  All these years I thought it was "Taxation without representation".  I thought that the silly Brits, back in 1763 wanted the US colonies to pay their share of the costs following the French and Indian War.  Ten years later, there was something about a Tea Party in Boston.  Nowhere was there much mention about different views and voices to be heard in debate.  All that stuff came later when the founding fathers decided to write the Bill of Rights, introduced in Congress in 1789.  That's 13 years after the Declaration of Independence which followed the American Revolution.    So sad, but at least there are 6 other members of the Town Council that appear to be level-headed. David Barrie       Interesting forum you have created.   A couple of things noted while reading the letter below: City of Phoenix:  ~1.5 million people and $3.5 billion budget Town of Carefree:  ~3500 people and $5 million budget The required level of professional support for these two entities might be different. John Blair (Lyn's note: Mr. Blair is referring to the letter from Mr. Farrar to Mr. Gimson.)   There was a reason for the American Revolution??? Carefree City Council meetings are par with revolutions?  Bury the SOB!!!!! Susan M.   I am not certain what the councilmen of Carefree have done that is worthy of what MIke Gimson is referring to that can be done more efficiently by an Economic Development Director.  Perhaps if several specifics could be cited, it would clarify how this director would improve the undertakings of Carefree.  I have always felt satisfied having the electorate select who governs their affairs and are immediately responsible for the results -- positive or negative.  Being a constituent of Chicago for most of my life, I know what it is like to go through a myriad of directors (or what ever they are referred to) who do not feel responsible to what an individual has to say.  Perhaps if this issue was enlarged to yield specifics and statistics, the informed electorate of Carefree could be the final decision makers as to this issue. Kay B.   (Lyn's note: The Town Councils over the years have made several major purchases.  The Carefree Water Company was owned by a couple who were letting it deteriorate to a point where it was becoming untenable, which would leave most Carefree residents without water.  They pocketed all profits, and made no effort to obtain CAP allocations or maintain the integrity, much less make improvements.  The water was cheap because they were pumping all of it from a rapidly dropping aquafor.  The Town acquired it for 4 million dollars, bought a CAP allocation that, in conjunction with the reasonable amount pulled from the ground water, will be sufficient to cover through buildout.  Much needed repairs were made and the infrastructure was brought up to respectable standards, including storage 5 water storage tanks.  They recharged the aquafor.  Fire hydrants were added in many locations and are continuing to be added as funds permit.  The Water Company is set up as a separate company from the Town, but the Council acts as the Board of Directors and makes the decisions.   A state of the art fire department was built on a small lot purchased by the Town, and Rural/Metro was contracted to staff it.  The Town owns the station, the fire truck and the equipment.  I just did a CFT issue on the station.  If you haven't done so, watch the YouTube Herbert did on it.  It's very cool.  The addition of the fire station and the townwide contract with R/M not only saved our residents the annual R/M $800-1,000 subscription cost, but also dropped the cost of homeowner's insurance for the vast majority of us, due to the improved rating for Carefree.  Ours dropped over $600 per year.  The Council also contracts with MCSO for police protection and traffic control.  The water, fire and police provide for the public safety and welfare.   They bought the original building in Carefree for a very good price.  The lot includes room to expand the building to include the court and council chambers in the future. An energy grant was obtained, and the old building was made much more energy efficient.  Here's a fun short video Herbert did on the Town Hall building. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=GtmnQsTA2MQ         As for the economic development effort, 12 years ago the Town turned the 4 acre big dirt "parking lot" that was rarely used for parking because it was a big dirt lot (often my Hummer was its sole occupant) into a park with an amphitheater that is used for events.  They enthusiastically approved the offered donation to recreate it into a spectacular Botanical Garden from the owners of Desert Foothills Landscape 3 years ago, and 2 years ago installed a play station for kids in addition to the Gila Monster slide that was placed around the time the park was new.    The faux gas lamps were placed along the interior streets to light the downtown in the evenings, and some were added at the entry streets last year.  The paths in the Garden were lit.  The sundial, which was looking pretty sad, was refurbished.  New street signs and merchant signs were added to help distinguish Carefree from its neighboring towns, and Carefree is being marketed locally, nationally, and internationally.  The number of upscale events that take place in the downtown on weekends during the season has been increased, and our Christmas Festival is one of the top rated events in the state.    Free Wifi is available throughout much of the downtown public areas.  Reliable cell phone coverage has been increased in most areas of Carefree due to the vote to allow a micro antennae system to be installed by a private company.    Mixed use in the downtown was historic, but when the town was incorporated, it was abandoned.  The Council voted at the July meeting to once again allow apartments on the second story of buildings in the downtown that can accommodate the required parking on their private property, replacing unoccupied office spaces, which should increase the foot traffic in a layout designed to be pedestrian friendly.   All this has been accomplished by a town that is debt free and has over $5,000,000,000 in unrestricted reserves in the bank.)   Hi,  I think Dr. Hitchon's submittal has summed up the past few months quite well.  Even though Council Members do not always agree (which is actually what makes us work better because we trigger ideas in each other that seem to improve and define projects further), I sincerely want to believe we all want the best for Carefree.  It sometimes takes awhile for a "team" to learn to trust that they can be candid with each other and that each member is positive about reaching the same end goal.  That means 'respecting' each others strengths and differences. Hopefully we look to understand each other better in the future and just remember the end goal -- to make Carefree an even more delightful place to live. Melissa Price   Good for Herb.  Lea   I am in awe of Herbie, who is an excellent writer and should be doing a column for us in the new paper.  How wonderful to learn of Melissa’s credentials too, another extra special woman in our community. I am reminded to watch the Youtubes which I will do right now. Sara     Wow. I think that says it all. Charlene Capek     Well said, and profound, Dr. Hitchon. John Blair   Farrar is a total yutz.  How disappointing after all you put into getting him elected. Laurie P.       Dr. Herbie:

A very well-stated opinion.

I have my own theory about why Mr. Farrar was the top vote getter in the 2011 primary election.  In those days, candidates were listed in
alphabetical order.  Farrar was at the top of the list.  Some voters were of the belief that they could only vote for one, despite clear instructions to the contrary.  Arizona has now changed its rules and candidates for office are listed in the order that their name was picked, at random, by an independent third party.  The reason Mr. Farrar squeaked back into office by two votes was because the Carefree voters have seen that there is a lot of negative talk and little action.

The 2011-13 Council was witness to many activities in which Mr. Farrar was present and expected to participate on a meaningful basis.  First, paired with Vice Mayor Price on Economic Development, a plan was issued, which was a good start but then the committee, as initially formed, moved into a new beginning without input from Mr. Farrar.

Mr. Farrar badgered the Mayor to be on the Marketing liaison committee.  He was referred to me.  I advised Mr. Farrar that I did not feel he could add anything to the committee.  The committee functioned well for two years.

Mr. Farrar then attached himself to the work undertaken by Glenn Miller on new merchant signs, with the majority of the effort from Glenn Miller. Despite continual delays for more and more input from anyone and everyone, Glenn Miller was able to get the project completed.  Putting more people on a task does not always mean that there will be an improved outcomes..."A camel is a horse put together by a committee."

Sadly, Mr. Farrar has a history of non-effectiveness.  On the other hand, Mr. Farrar is to be commended for his idea that the traffic circles on E. Cave Creek Road and Tom Darlington Drive be marked with the Town's name.

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www.ahsvet.com Need Directions? Map It!               At Animal Health Services Full Svc. Hosp. & 24/7 Pet Urgent Care Center, we are always ready to help pets in need. This week we will be taking donations for pets in the Yarnell and Congress fires. Bobbie Lind, CVT and technical supervisor is organizing pet donations and delivery to pets lost, injured, hurt and hungry.  Donations needed: Pet Food, Pet Blankets and Beds, Pet bathing products and any other pet related comfort items. Please bring your donations to Animal Health Services of Cave Creek by noon Sat. July 13, 2013. If you have any questions please call Bobbie at 480-488-6181. Thank-you for your kindness! We really appreciate your support and thank you for being part of our family! Animal Health Services Full Svc. Hosp. & 24/7 Pet Urgent Care Center (480) 488-6181 info@ahsvet.com       In place of our annual water drive, the HBACA is asking all members to join us this summer as we raise funds through our 501(C)3 charitable arm, Home Builders Care, for victims of the Yarnell Hill Fire. In addition to the 19 Granite Mountain Hotshots who died while battling the blaze, there are also many families who have lost their homes, animals who have been displaced and a charred forest. 

The HBACA will be working closely with State Senator Steve Pierce who represents Yavapai County to determine where funds are needed most. The money we raise may be directed to the Hotshots, rebuilding, reforestation efforts or, in keeping with Home Builders Care’s primary mission, assisting those families who have lost their homes.

100% of the proceeds raised through this drive will be dedicated to rebuilding and relieving damages caused by the Yarnell Hill Fire.

Home Builders Care will be raising funds throughout the month of July. Contributions may be made online at here: https://m360.hbaca.org/ViewEvent.aspx?id=83792&instance=0 Please join the HBACA and Home Builders Care as we work to help rebuild and provide aid to the Yarnell area.  Thank you, Mike Farrar       At Venues Cafe:    Join us for a fabulous evening on Sunday July 14th  For one evening only, we continue our 2013 cabaret season with "Broadway in the Desert".    For tickets go to: www.Desertfoothillstheater.org Ticket price of $40 includes wine and appetizers with all proceeds going to support DFT. We will also have a gift card promotion...for a $5 donation you can win a $100 gift card to Venues Cafe. Featuring Valley and local favorites  Ken and Brenda Goodenberger    Yes, your favorites from Wicked, Phantom, and Les Mis are all here. But there's also the chance to hear some new favorites from the likes of Avenue Q, Chess, and Hairspray. Lyrical ballads, passionate love songs, and just-plain-funny musical comedy numbers.  If you would like to enjoy a three course meal with your performance for an additional $35 you have your choice of the following:    First Course Mixed Spring Greens, craisins, candied walnuts and gorgonzola lightly tossed with a pear vinaigrette  Second Course 
Choice of Blackened Tilapia with a tomato cilantro chutney  served with Jasmine Rice and Chefs Vegetables or Pork Albert, medallions served in a white wine mushroom Dijon Sauce with garlic mashed and Chefs vegetables or Chicken Cordon Bleu, Chicken breast lightly breaded stuffed with ham and provolone with garlic mashed and Chefs vegetables Dessert Chef's Homemade Peach Cobbler ala mode     BROADWAY IN THE DESERT DFT Cabaret at Venues Café! Get out of the heat and join DFT for a “cool” evening of favorite Broadway show tunes performed by Ken and Brenda Goodenberger.  The Goodenbergers are known throughout the valley and have appeared on the DFT stage in the past. Their voices blend in perfect harmony and the evening is one that will not soon be forgotten. ý ”Ken Goodenberger and Brenda Goodenberger were both amazing last night in excerpts from "A Little Night Music" at a Centennial event.” Kenneth LaFave – Composer, Reviewer Click here to listen to a sample of their work: http://goodenberger.com/media/Who_Am_I_Clip.mp3 Kiwanis members will get a live sneak peek on Wednesday (July 10) at your  meeting. Tickets are $40 and include a glass of wine and appetizers. 100% of this ticket price goes to support Desert Foothills Theater.  DFT is a program of the Foothills Community Foundation. For $35 more you can get dinner as well.  Purchase tickets to our two remaining cabarets together and receive $5 off each ticket!   BUY NOW at: https://www.vendini.com/ticket-software.html?t=tix&e=12d9aa683d2296bd2d5770124b7d8f73   FCF’s DESERT FOOTHILLS THEATER FY14 OFF TO A GREAT START Desert Foothills Theater (DFT) is pleased to announce it has received notification of grants from the Scottsdale Cultural Council and the Arizona Commission on the Arts totaling $10,000.  In addition, Desert Foothills Youth Theater (DFTYT) just received THREE National Youth Arts Awards and 10 nominations (both are announced at once for this organization) for our 2012/2013 season.  The National Youth Arts Awards winners are: Best Actor in a Leading Role, Musical, Mason Reeves for The Leading Player in PIPPIN Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Musical (junior division), Spencer Claus for Charlemagne in PIPPIN Best Hair/Makeup Design (only award given in this category), Katrine Bjerg for Aristocats. If you have not seen one of our youth productions yet, make a point of it this year. You will be AMAZED. A full complete list of our nominees will also be found on the DFT website. MB Reeves          Desert Foothills Library Missoula Theatre Workshop Let's Make-up  Thursday, July 11 at 10:30 AM Ages 6+   Without the support of visual image, the most talented of actors can portray only a narrow spectrum of characters.  Make-up is the foundation and the most basic visual image for all performers.  This workshop teaches students of all ages by demonstrating (on a few participants) corrective, old age and fantasy make-up for the theatre. Please note, this workshop is specific to theatre make-up techniques and is not a "face painting" experience.   Hosted by the Missoula Theatre and in association with CCUSD Education and Community Services, this workshop is for kids ages 6-17.                  Carefree Cave Creek Chamber of Commerce Upcoming Schedule of Events   Events for the Week of   July 8 - July 14  Did YOU Know  We have just celebrated the day of our Independence.  There are a lot of interesting facts that surround this day!  Did YOU know that it was 156 years from the time the Pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock until our Independence was declared?  Did YOU also know that the very first celebration of Independence Day was in 1777 and Congress approved the use of fireworks for the celebration?  Now fireworks are synonymous with the 4th of July festivities.  Harold's Corral and the Smokehouse sure put on a great firework show for us here in Cave Creek! Here are a few more very interesting fun facts surrounding our Day of Independence. Did YOU Know -  There were 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence?  The average age of these signers was 45.  The youngest was Edward Rutledge and Thomas Lynch, Jr, both were 26.  The oldest delegate was Benjamin Franklin (70) of Pennsylvania. The lead author of The Declaration, Thomas Jefferson, was 33.   Did YOU Know - 1 out of 8 signers of the signers were educated at Harvard (7 total)?  Also, four each at William & Mary, Yale, and Princeton.  George Wythe was a professor at William & Mary and one of his students was Thomas Jefferson. Did YOU Know - 24 of the signers were Lawyers and 4 were physicians?   Did YOU Know - After signing the Declaration, John Hancock remarked that Congress must now "all hang together"? Benjamin Franklin replied, "Yes, we must indeed all hang together, or most assuredly we shall all hang separately."  John Hancock was before his time with the lingo - "hang together" - how cool was he!   Did YOU Know - The initial date the resolution of independence was approved in a closed session of Congress was July 2,1776? The next day, John Adams remarked in a letter to his wife Abigail: "The second day of July, 1776, will be the most memorable epoch in the history of America. I am apt to believe that it will be celebrated by succeeding generations as the great anniversary festival. It ought to be commemorated as the day of deliverance, by solemn acts of devotion to God Almighty." Congress revised the Declaration for final approval on July 4, 1776.    Did YOU Know - The only two signers of the Declaration of Independence who later served as President of the United States were John Adams and Thomas Jefferson? Both John Adams and Thomas Jefferson (bitter rivals) died on the same day, July 4, 1826, the 50th anniversary of the Declaration. - WOW!    Did YOU Know - Benjamin Franklin was not a supporter of the Bald Eagle.  He wrote in a letter to his daughter Sarah Bache in 1784: "For my own part I wish the Bald Eagle had not been chosen the Representative of our Country. He is a Bird of bad moral character. He does not get his Living honestly. You may have seen him perched on some dead Tree near the River, where, too lazy to fish for himself, he watches the Labour of the Fishing Hawk;  And when that diligent Bird has at length taken a Fish, and is bearing it to his Nest for the Support of his Mate and young Ones, the Bald Eagle pursues him and takes it from him. I am on this account not displeased that the Figure is not known as a Bald Eagle, but looks more like a Turkey.  For in Truth the Turkey is in Comparison a much more respectable Bird, and withal a true original Native of America. He is besides, though a little vain & silly, a Bird of Courage, and would not hesitate to attack a Grenadier of the British Guards who should presume to invade his Farm Yard with a red Coat on."     Did YOU Know -  Congress made Independence Day an official unpaid holiday for federal employees in 1870.  (In 1938, Congress changed Independence Day to a paid federal holiday).   Did YOU Know -  There were an estimated 2.5 million people living in the newly independent nation in 1776. Total U.S. population in 2012 was 316.2 million.  The spirit of Independence Day is not only about the United States officially becoming it's own country, it's about celebrating the values that the country was founded upon - life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. We all have great opportunities and that is why we celebrate this great day!! Enjoy your week!! Evening Mixer Wednesday July 10   Tatum Ranch Golf Club Wednesday, July 10 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. Located at   29888 N. Tatum Ranch Dr, Cave Creek       Come and see for yourself that Tatum Ranch Golf Club is one of the most active and fun Private Golf Clubs in Arizona.  Come out of the heat for some refreshments and business building. $5 for Members  $10 for Non-members ***   Don't forget about the Raffle!!! Raffle and 50/50     *Bring an item to raffle and give a 30 second commercial about your business.  Great way to share information about your business to a captive audience.   *Purchase raffle tickets to win a prize  or a chance at the 50/50.   $5  for 3 Chances to win $10 for 7 Chances to win Restaurant Specials This Week July 8 - July 14     Armando's Mexican Food -  Armando's distinguishes from other Mexican food restaurants because we only use the Highest Quality meats like Certified Angus meat without Hormones.Visit their website and see! Bakery Cafe at el Pedregal -  Our charming bistro and bakery located at  el Pedregal in North Scottsdale, just a short walk from the resort. This popular breakfast and lunch restaurant is inspired by classic patisseries and offers sandwiches on freshly baked breads, made-to-order salads, cookies and pastries.  This Wi-Fi café is a comfortable spot for a morning espresso and croissant; a healthy lunch; or just sipping a glass of wine. Bryan's Black Mountain Barbecue - YEE HA - MOUTH WATERING SUMMER TOMATO SANDWICH IS BACK!  The Molasses Dijon Spread and the Smoked Salt, layered with slivers of sliced red onion, topped with watercress and those grilled pillows of heaven sandwich the colors of summer! You won't know what hit you - but the taste of summer is a sure bet! COME ON BY AND SAY HELLO,CAN'T WAIT TO SEE YOU. Cafe Bink -Cool off at Cafe Bink in the Carefree Marketplace.  New summer hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. and Sunday 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m., closed on Monday.     Carefree Station - Now through September 30, we'll be observing new summers hours. Monday through Friday, we'll only be open for happy hour and dinner. During the weekend, we'll now be serving Saturday and Sunday brunch, plus dinner.       Cartwright's Sonoran Ranch House - Join us July 17 for Arizona History Dinners Speaker: Marshall Trimble as he talks about Boom Towns and Mineral Mania: From The Town Too Tough to Die to the Ghosts of Cleopatra Hill.  $55 per person.  Call 480-488-8031 for reservations, seats fill up fast. Cave Creek Smokehouse and Pour Shop Patio -  Meatloaf Monday; Tuesday is Mel's Live Auction and Karaoke; Wednesday is Reverse Happy Hour and Welcome to the Bull Riders!;  Thursday is FREE Texas Hold'em; Saturday - Juke Joint is in the Cellar; Sunday is NASCAR! Cellar 13 -  NEW SPECIALS! White Truffle Garlic Flatbread: layered with artichoke hearts, baby portobellos, and red onion. Topped with mozzarella and parmesan. Mediterranean Salad: tossed in a sun-dried tomato vinaigrette with red bell peppers, olives, grape tomatoes and cucumber. Topped with feta and ciabatta croutons. Stuffed Tomatoes: Ripe tomatoes stuffed with seasoned bread crumbs and gouda. Served with a small mixed-greens salad with olives and parmesan. The English Rose Tea Room - Observing the English tradition of Afternoon Tea is our trademark. We offer an extensive menu of authentic foods served with loose leaf teas. From a simple scone with Devonshire cream to the Duchess of Bedford's Formal Afternoon Tea, there is something for every discerning Tea Lover's palate. Giordano's Trattoria Romana - Giordano's Early Bird Special  - Now through August 31st from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m.  $20 all inclusive--Glass of House Chianti or Chardonnay, Giordano's House Salad and choice of entree from a selected menu.Call for reservations 480-595-0233.      Harold's Corral -   Happy Hour Monday - Friday 2:00 p.m. - 6 p.m.  Drink Specials, Food Specials and half off appetizers.  Reverse Happy Hour Monday - Thursday 9:00 p.m. - Midnight! Live music Thursday and Friday night!  Free Dance lessons on Friday at 7:30 p.m.   Horny Toad - Monday - all you can eat Beef Ribs $16.99.  Friday - all you can eat Fish Fry for only $14.95!! LIVE MUSIC by Hat Man Dan and the Creekers - Friday and Saturday 6 - 10 p.m. and Sunday 1 - 5 p.m. Indian Village - Enjoy Fresh Hot Indian Fry Bread while checking out all of the native souvenirs.  Palo Verde at the Boulders -Experience traditional American fare, such as succulent burgers and salads, great sandwiches, grilled steaks and seafood. Enjoy in a relaxed atmosphere the panoramic views of the Sonoran desert and the  6th fairway of the award-winning South Course.   Spotted Donkey at el Pedregal - Fresh, lively, and energetic, the Spotted Donkey Cantina embraces Arizona's southwestern influences with "cantina-style" dishes and western flavors in a relaxing atmosphere. The restaurant also features its own proprietary double-barreled Herradura Tequila Reposado.  Features of the month Fish and Shrimp Tostadas and Veruca Salt.  For reservations, check us out on OpenTable.com Tap Haus -  July 11th,  and every Thursday through August 22nd, 2013 kids and parents can enjoy dinner and a movie on our 20ft HD Screen in our Private Dining Room!  Parents and Students will receive 20% off of their total bill for the evening! (Excludes Liquor)  Call today to reserve your table! (480) 488-3300.   The Grotto Cafe - The Grotto Café's patio is arguably the most beautiful patio in Cave Creek. Now offering 100% All Natural Smoothies, a great way to start your day or keep you going!!         Tonto Bar and Grill -  Join us from 3-6 p.m. daily in the bar for happy hour. Enjoy $1 off draft beers, $8 well martinis, $5 well cocktails and featured wines, $6 Tontoritas and $5 appetizer specials.  Call 480-488-0698 for reservations      Venues Cafe - If you haven't been in, come check it out!  100 days of Summer. We have a new Happy Hour from 2:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m Everyday! Prices starting at $2. Try our new frozen margaritas or our frozen fresh blueberry/strawberry daiquiris. Saturday morning join us for Cruiz-In Car Club show at 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.  Breakfast Buffet for only $9.95. Things To Do July 8 - July 14 Evening Mixer at Tatum Ranch Golf Club - Wednesday July 10 - See Attached Flyer.    Carefree Farmers Market -Friday July 12 -The reduced vendors present during the summer are 2 fresh vegetable vendors, a Range-fed meats vendor, and a wild honey vendor.  Also during the summers hours the market is held under the awnings of the Amphitheater Stage at the CF Desert Gardens. 7:00 a.m - 11:00 a.m. Fruits of the Desert at Spur Cross - Friday July 12 and Saturday July 13 - Come join us on a quest to find and taste some of the edible plants that have sustained the native peoples of this region. We will harvest and taste one of the most important foods, the fruit of the saguaro cactus, as well as look to see what else is available this time of the year. Bring plenty of water. NOTE: This program is part of the "County Parks are getting Wet 'n' Wild this Summer" promotion. At the end of the program, we will give away a free family four-pack (4 free tickets to the Wet 'n' Wild Water Park) 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Cruise-In at Venues Cafe - Saturday July 13 - Breakfast Buffet and Hot Rods!  Buffet to include scrambled eggs and scrambled eggs with cheese, bacon, sausage, toast, potatoes and fresh fruit along with bottomless coffee for $9.95. 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Clay Mine Hike at the Cave Creek Regional Park - Saturday July 13 -  Join us for an adventure as we explore our Clay Mine! This will be an easy 2 mile hike (round trip). Once inside, we'll discuss the history of this mine and learn how its contents were used to cure all ailments. We will supply the hard hats. Please bring water, a flashlight and sturdy shoes. Meet at the Nature Center parking lot and follow the signs to the mine. 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Summer Cabaret at Venues Cafe - Sunday July 14 - See attached flyer For more information regarding these or any other events of the area visit www.carefreecavecreek.org          July 15th is the Deadline!!   All of the forms have been mailed or emailed.  If we do not receive your form back with additions or corrections we will print what we have on file.  Remember, the Chamber Community Guide will be mailed out to over 21,000 homes and businesses of the community.  We will also have an additional 2,500 to hand out through out the year!  Great opportunities to promote your business!!      You should have received your orange form.  Make sure everything is correct, sign and send it back.  Call or email Jen if you have not yet received yours.   If you are interested in advertising in the Guide  click here.  Again, 24,000 copies to be mailed and handed out!!  Submit a picture to be considered for the cover of the guide by July 15th. We would love a beautiful picture of our community to have on the Cover.  Show off your creative side!  If you have any questions feel free to call the Chamber office   480-488-3381 Summer Cabaret Sunday July 14  Specials 
   Rubbish Works -Happy 3rd Anniversary Special -  $30.00 off any Size load -   Visit www.rubbishworks.com/phoenix or call 480-545-1220.     Cave Creek/Carefree Curves -July 1-31, 2013 - Curves of Cave Creek / Carefree will be having a food drive for the Foothills Food Bank and is offering free memberships to new members for July and August so come in for a Free Fitness Assessment and get started. Call today 480-437-1088.     Mumbo Jumbo Boutique -  New summer clothing in. Come early for the best selection! Also, for the month of July, all our sandals are 50% off! As always, we have a great sale rack to check out! 36889 N. Tom Darlington Dr. Carefree, AZ or call 480-575-5858 National Bank of Arizona - Offering solutions for the small businesses like ANYTIME REMOTE DEPOSIT EXPRESS -  if you deposit fewer than 25 checks a day or SMALL BUSINESS DIRECT DEPOSIT - if you wish to offer direct deposit of payroll at a low monthly fee or MERCHANT SERVICES - accept credit or debit cards in person, by phone or through your company's website.  Call Jennifer McGirr with any questions 480-595-2897.  Waldorf Astoria Spa at the Boulders -Mid-Week Meltaway $99 Enjoy a 50 Minute Signature massage or Signature Facial Monday through Thursday. Waldorf Astoria Signature Massage - This unique therapy may be tailored exclusively to you to concentrate the therapist's efforts in especially taut regions. (50 min valued at $145) Waldorf Astoria Signature Facial -Our signature organic facial experience is customized specifically to the needs of your skin.  Providing beneficial elements of organic fruits, vegetables and herbs, your facial will include a cleanse, exfoliation, mask and finishing moisturizing products (50 minutes valued at $155).     Anne's Boutique- Beautiful Earrings NOW ON SALE $15!! ALL JEWELRY , BELTS, HATS & HANDBAGS 20% OFF THRU JUNE at Anne's Boutique. STOREWIDE SUMMER SALE 20%-50% OFF EVERYTHING!!         Sonoran Beauty Supply - For the month of July, 10% of all Tame and Sonoran Beauty hair care products sold will be donated to The 100 Club of Arizona in honor of the Granite Mountain Hotshot Crew. Take advantage of this opportunity and stock up on your products in July!     POWER Lunch Tuesday July 16  Tuesday, July 16   11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Topic: Business Planning    "A business plan?...I don't need no stinkin' business plan...I'm too busy"      Sound familiar?  You're not alone.  The fact is that a well thought out business plan can make you more money.  In this interactive session, we'll be providing an approach to business planning with a focus on the benefits, and the reasons why every business should have a plan.  We'll discuss simple financial models and the development of financial goals as the basis for the business plan.  We will also discuss a methodology for identifying goals that are relevant to both the business and the individual.  Come hungry and with an open mind, you won't be disappointed.      Presented by Larry Balboni SCORE Representative     The Cave Creek Tap Haus
6900 E Cave Creek Road, Cave Creek    $20 registration (includes lunch and any additional material)    Networking and Lunch 11:30 - 12:15 p.m. Presentation at 12:15 - 1:00 p.m.       Please RSVP 480-488-3381 Come feel the POWER!!        Golf Specials    The Boulders Club Golf rates starting from $55!  Valid May 27th to August 31. To book your tee time, please visit http://www.theboulders.com/World-Class-Golf/Book-a-Tee-Time, or call 480-488-9028.   Dove Valley Ranch Golf Club - Summer is upon the desert! But with high temps come the unbeatable golf rates. Check out our tee times specials page for great season rates that just cant be beat. Rates starting at $39.    Rancho Manana Golf Course - Golf is Always Cooler in Cave Creek as our higher elevation and mature shade trees usually provide temperatures at least 5-7 degrees less than most of the valley.  And now, our summer special sale rates are here with golf fees* just $29.95 after 11:30 everyday and morning times are $33.95 Mon-Thur and $39.95 Fri-Sun.  You can also play after 4:00 for $25.95.     Tatum Ranch Golf Club - You are invited to discover Tatum Ranch Golf Club! Featuring 18-holes of Robert Cupp designed Championship course and boasting exceptional golf course conditions, recently completed renovations to our Grille, recently renovated pool areas, Tatum Ranch Golf Club is one you won't soon forget. Summer rates are as little as $35.  Reserve your Tee Time now! CPR Training    Monsoon is here  If you have lived in Arizona for longer than one year you are well aware of the "Monsoon Season".  With the humidity just right, lightning, rain and not to mention all of the dust, you know that these days can be very dangerous if caught outside or driving in your car. Thanks to the good guys (Ron Welch) of Karsten's Ace Hardware, we were notified of a very useful App for your smart phone.  It is called Dust Storm and it was developed by a group at University of Arizona. This app is very informative.  It will inform you of a dust storm that is headed your way, Survival Kit essentials, and very important safety tips if you are caught in a storm. This app will allow you to enter important phone numbers, insurance policy numbers and more - everything you need just in case of an emergency.   All of this and it is FREE!  Click here to find out more information from AZfamily.com. Scheduled Events Evening Mixer Restaurant Specials Things To Do Chamber Guide Specials Golf FREE Mentoring Advertise Trainings Our Sponsors Contact Information  748 Easy Street PO Box 734 Carefree AZ  85377 Jennifer Miles Office Manager 480 488 3381 Fax 480 488 0328 Visitor Center Summer Hours 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.    ** New Board Members ** Chris Kempster Chairman Asset Protection Concepts Evelyn Johnson Immediate Past Chairwoman Cave Creek Museum Jennifer McGirr Incoming - Chairwoman National Bank of Arizona Patrick Jones  Treasurer  Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Sonoran Desert Lifestyles Rita Brady Secretary Rubbish Works Jeff Penzone  Director  Images AZ Linda Skartvedt Director   Realty ONE Group  Ron Welch Director Karsten's Ace Hardware Brian Jones Director Common Sense Financial  Dr. Debbi Burdick   Ex- Officio  Cave Creek Unified School District  Mentoring Thursdays    Make your appointment today with Larry Balboni.  He is our representative from SCORE here to help in all aspects of your business needs.  All mentoring is FREE!  All mentoring sessions are on Thursdays at the Foothills Community Foundation from  9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.  Click here to sign up with Larry for your Free Mentoring.  (Click the green box on the SCORE website on the right hand column and fill out your information requesting Larry Balboni on Thursdays.    There are many great organizations in our community that rely on the help of volunteers.  Here are a few that are looking for that special someone to help them out.  Cave Creek Museum If you like to meet people, make a difference in the community, or enjoy History.  The Cave Creek Museum is the perfect match for your volunteer talents.  We need volunteers from Docents to Stamp Mill Enthusiasts and everything in between!  Help connect Yesterday to the Future by volunteering.  Call 480-488-2764 or email evelyn@cavecreekmuseum.com     Treasure Gypsies   6061 E Cave Creek Rd.  We are looking for dependable volunteers to work at our store. We are looking to fill shifts on Tues 10-5, Wed 10-5, Friday 10-2  & Sun 11-4.   100% of the proceeds from Treasure Gypsies go to support the Animal Guardian Network's many life-saving and assisting programs. Treasure Gypsies is a subsidiary of Animal Guardian Network. Call Carrie at 480-488-7000      TIERRA MADRE HORSE SANCTUARY Volunteers are needed 365 mornings a year - to clean stalls & water tubs, groom horses, walk horses, feed horses & play with horses. Tierra Madre Horse Sanctuary is the forever home to 31 horses that were previously abandoned, neglected, injured or abused. The two things they all share, now, are that they're happy & healthy. Contact Jim Gath at 480.747.1070 for more information.   Foothills Caring Corps  Looking for something to do this summer? The Foothills Caring Corps has got Special Volunteer Summer Projects! We have several boxes of historical documents that need to be scanned on the printer. We'd like to encourage a couple teams of volunteers
to assist us! Please call Nancy for the Historical Document Scanning Project at 480-488-1105.        Desert Foothills Library The Desert Foothills Library and Chapter2Books are always seeking volunteers. Opportunities are available to work assisting patrons in the Library and the book store. If you like to help people and provide the highest levels of customer service this could be a good fit for you. If you have computer skills then you might be a able to help with regard to selling books online. In the first instance you can call Terri Engebretson on 480-488-2286 or download and complete an application on the Library's website www.dfla.org       Wish List 
   Fill the shelves for summer!   Pasta Sauce Juice Crackers Peanut Butter Cereal Canned soups Canned Chili   Canned Stews Canned Tomatoes Tomato Sauce   Tomato Paste Canned Tuna Canned Chicken Spam Canned Salmon Canned Pastas Cans of Broth  Condiments Diapers size N, 1 ,5, and 6 There are many locations around town that are accepting non-perishable donations.  Summer time is a very important time to fill the shelves at the Food Bank.  Keep your eyes peeled for these locations and consider donating one or more of the needed items. The Foothills Food Bank is now located at:     6038 E Hidden Valley Drive Cave Creek.  Advertising??  Are you looking for creative ways to advertise your business?  Did you know that the Chamber's website can offer you that?  The cost to place an ad on our website is $200 for 6 months.  That breaks down to less than $35 per month. Our website on average gets 6000 visits per month.  78% of the visits are new visitors to the site.  On average, 7 pages are viewed by each of these visits.  On most of the pages of our website 2 ads display.  That is a lot of exposure for your business!!  Visit our website at www.carefreecavecreek.org and see for yourself all of the opportunities for your business to be seen. For any additional information or to find out how you can advertise on the Chamber's website call the Chamber office and ask for Jen at 480-488-3381 or email Jennifer@carefreecavecreek.org.    Trainings and Seminars Click below to see what up coming trainings/seminars are available to you from each of the listed companies.    Help Wanted 
    *EXPERIENCED CAREGIVERS, CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANTS OR NON-MEDICAL CAREGIVERS OR CNA'S IN TRAINING   IMMEDIATE OPENINGS  IN THE Cave Creek/Carefree areas FOR LOVING, CARING INDIVIDUALS WHO LOVE HELPING OTHERS!      Assisting Hands Home Care is an AWARD WINNING non-medical in home agency that helps clients with their Activities of Daily Living one-on-one service in their residence of choice.    Caregiver requirements:    Must be dependable and reliable and have a passion for helping people Speak fluent and understandable English Have an impeccable DMV record Be able to pass an extensive background check Have solid business related references* CPR and First Aid certified** Negative TB test**   *Caregiving for a family member counts as experience! **ASSISTING HANDS WILL HELP DIRECT YOU ON HOW TO GET CERTIFIED AND TESTED.   CALL: John, Kristen or Terry (480)767-3246  For further details and to schedule and interview NOW!   *** 
 PART-TIME RELIEF MANAGER NEEDED FOR NORTHEAST VALLEY SELF STORAGE FACILITY - This is a sales & customer service position. - Applicant must have excellent telephone & communication skills, basic knowledge of computers, strong attention to details. - Must have own transportation including valid AZ Driver's License. - Primary duties include sales, office administration, greeting existing & prospective customers, handling inquiries over the telephone, internet & in-person. - Renting vacant storage units, completing lease agreements with all related paperwork. - Workday's are mainly Sunday & Monday and coverage for vacation of managers. - Compensation: $$9 - 10.00 hour (d.o.e.) Tatum Ranch Storage Solutions 29201 N Cave Creek, AZ 85331 Cave Creek, AZ 85331   - Please respond via fax #480-585-2101 and attach resume.     ***     
   Foothills Community Foundation is seeking a part-time Marketing Coordinator (MC) to support and implement marketing and communication efforts for our programs and fund development activities and raise the profile of the organization.   Job Responsibilities : The Marketing Coordinator is a hands-on position supporting the development and implementation of FCF's marketing plan for productions and events and marketing communications including print, online and digital media platforms. Specific responsibilities  include : Box Office Sales and Management; Program Ad Development; Development Committee and Event support; Programs marketing; Materials Layout and Design. Experience and Skills:    ·    Two years marketing communications experience preferred  ·        Excellent communication, organizational and writing skills  ·        Demonstrated ability to work cooperatively as part of a team, to be flexible and     learn new skills quickly   ·        Excellent computer skills and demonstrated effectiveness with social media, MS     Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher and PhotoShop  ·        Graphicdesign/layout experience is preferred  ·        A self-starter who remains focused while working under deadlines and can still maintain a sense of  humor  ·        Manage and work within budget and timeline goals, with an ability to complete      work efficiently   and communicate risks as appropriate  ·         Understand and communicate well with staff, partners,   donors  and volunteers  ·         Focus on priority work in the face of many demands onone's time  ·         Non-profit sector experience is  a plus       Applications: Interviews will be the first week of July, and applications will be considered on an ongoing basis as received.  This position will remain open until filled, with an ideal start date of mid-July.  Please submit a cover letter explaining your qualifications for the position with a current resume, and three references.   Also provide an original writing/layout sample in a marketing context. Please send your application to:   FCF 34250 N. 60th St. Building B Scottsdale, AZ 85266   Email submissions are acceptable: lori@azfcf.org   ***       Rubbish Works is Hiring - Local Junk Hauling and Recycling Services:   We are looking for 1 Part-time Morning Driver/Crew (NPR Isuzu Dump Truck) - must have Clean Driving Record (MVR) and Arizona Driver's License - and be 25 or older. $10.50 - $12.00 to start. 15 - 20+  hours per week to start.   E-mail Resume to Rita Brady   Rbrady@rubbishworks.com - no phone calls please.      ***   
   Curves has an immediate opening for a part time Circuit Coach.  Must be motivated, energetic, and passionate about women's health & fitness.  Computer experience required.  12-15 hours per week, M-Saturday, mornings & evenings with flexibility.  Apply in person or send resume to cavecreekcurves@gmail.com or call at 480-437-1088      *** 
   The Gold Mine Thrift Shop is hiring a register person to work Wednesday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.   Must be a people person with a great personality.   Bring your resume by the Gold Mine or the Church office at 6502 E Cave Creek Rd., or mail to PO Box 110, CC, 85327.   Person will train the last week of August (we are closed the month of August) and start the first Wednesday of Sept.       Do you have a position that needs to be filled? Send an email and we will include it on a future E-blast.     Constant Contact Have you been thinking of ways to promote your business?  Do you send out emails updating your clients, members, patrons of your up and coming events, sales or newly acquired information? ConstantContact.com is an email marketing website that offers several different ways to help you market your business though email.  The chamber uses Constant Contact to let you know of upcoming events or information of the community.  If this is something you have been looking for, Now is the time to try it out!  Constant Contact is offering a $30 credit to your account just for signing up through the Chamber.  Click the logo below, sign up and save!  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