CAREFREE TRUTH
Letters from Readers: 8/2/13
(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://www.carefreetruth.com/Carefree_Truth/Photos_7-29-13.html
Lyn- love the idea of personal living rentals in downtown- above the businesses. Has worked well in San Jose, CA & SF. Gives life to the downtown area after hours.
Fred Layman
Is it fact or fiction that there was a live Hand Grenade found in the junk the Kiwanis collect and sell at their Flea Market? Rumor has it that a live grenade was found at the last Flea Market on Sat., July 27th. The rumor concludes that the grenade had to be exported and exploded out in the wild brown yonder.
Thank you,
A Carefree Resident
(Lyn's note: Here is the article published in the AZ Republic about the incident.)
Carefree fire station evacuated after grenade found
By D.S. Woodfill and Cecilia Chan The Arizona Republic-12 News Breaking News Team Sat Jul 27, 2013 7:05 PM
A hand grenade that prompted the evacuation of a Carefree fire house Saturday afternoon contained some form of flash or black powder inside, the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office reported.
A member of the Kiwanis Club brought the grenade to the Rural Metro Fire station located at 37401 N Tom Darlington Drive because he didn’t know if the device was live or inert, MCSO spokesman Christopher Hegstrom said.
The man received the grenade from a friend who had relocated to another state and donated a box of household items to the Kiwanis Club, Hegstrom said. The grenade was found inside the box.
X-Ray results of the grenade were inconclusive and it was taken to a safe location for further determination, Hegstrom said.
Despite the evacuation, the fire crew remained on duty and responded to calls for service as the MCSO bomb squad disabled the device in the parking lot of the station.
Contact info for Carefree Town Hall and the Carefree Water Company
Town Hall is open Monday through Friday from 8:00am to 4:30pm. The phone number for all Town services is (480)488-3686. The Town website is - www.Carefree.org.
Carefree Water Company is open Monday through Friday from 7:00am to 4:00pm. The office number is (480)488-9100; the emergency number is (480)252-7661. The Water Company website is http://www.CarefreeWaterCo.com.
All members of Town Council can be contacted via mail at Carefree Town Council, PO Box 740, Carefree, AZ, 85377-0740. Letters sent to this address are distributed to all members of Town Council.
All members of Town Council can be contacted via email at council@carefree.org. Emails sent to this address are distributed to all members of Town Council.
Individual members of the Town Council can be contacted via email as follows:
Mayor David Schwan – mayor@carefree.org
Vice Mayor Les Peterson – vicemayor@carefree.org
Councilman John Crane – john@carefree.org
Councilman Mike Farrar – mikefarrar@carefree.org
Councilman Glenn Miller – glennmiller@carefree.org
Councilmember M elissa Price – melissaprice@carefree.org
Councilman Marty Saltzman – martysaltzman@carefree.org
Mayor Schwan is available at Town Hall, 8 Sundial Circle, 8:00am to 10:00am Monday through Friday or by appointment at other times.
Mayor Schwan can be reached on his mobile phone 602 722-6930 as required. The Mayor personally responds to all emails sent to council@carefree.org and mayor@carefree.org.
(Lyn's note: This info was in the 7/29/13 edition of COINS.)
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***The Foothills Caring Corps***
Seeking Volunteers to Make a Difference
in the Lives of the Elderly
Do you want to make a difference in your own life and the lives of others?
The Foothills Caring Corps, a volunteer based non-profit organization serving the greater NE Valley, is seeking volunteers to share their talent, skills and time with the organization whose primary mission is to allow the elderly to remain independent and living in their homes.
Volunteers needed for such programs as:
-Van transportation
-Medical transportation
-Mobile meals
-Minor home repair
-Friendly visits
-Reception & administrative support
The Foothills Caring Corps aims to provide a rewarding and gratifying experience for both the volunteer and the neighbor. Volunteers are given training, guidance and monitoring to ensure a quality experience. They are allowed to self-select areas in which they would like to be involved and are not required to contribute a minimum number of hours.
“The Caring Corps opens their arms to people with a variety of skills levels, talent and interests. Everyone has an something to contribute.”
The organization conducts monthly Volunteer Orientation sessions. The next sessions are scheduled for Thursday, August 8, from 9 – 11 a.m. at the Foothills Caring Corps offices located at 7275 E. Easy Street, Suite B103, Carefree.
For more information, or to RSVP, call the Foothills Caring Corps at 480-488-1105.
Foothills Caring Corps
Volunteer Orientation Quick Facts:
Event: Volunteer Orientation.
Who: The Foothills Caring Corps
Where: 7275 E. Easy Street, Suite B103, Carefree.
When: The second Thursday of each month. Next sessions take place August 11, 9 – 11 a.m.
Info: 480-488-1105 or www.foothillscaringcorps.com.
Desert Foothills Library
September Highlights:
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When: 2:30 – 4 p.m., Thursday, September 12
What: Mystery Tea with Laurie R. King
Meet nationally known mystery authors, and enjoy iced tea and gourmet treats in a beautiful social setting. New York Times bestselling crime writer Laurie R. King (winner of Edgar and Nero Wolfe awards, among others) writes both series and standalone novels. King grew up reading her way through libraries like a termite through balsa before going on to become a mother, builder, world traveler, and theologian. She’ll be signing her newly-released (September 10) Bones of Paris, which finds one-time Bureau of Investigation agent Harris Stuyvesant plunging into the tempestuous 1929 Montparnasse community of American writers, artists, and hangers-on. Other series include “Mary Russell”, where the 15-year-old meets Sherlock Holmes in 1915 and soon becomes his apprentice; and “Kate Martinelli”, a San Francisco homicide inspector. Limited seating. Register by Monday, September 9.
Cost: $10. Presented in partnership with nationally acclaimed independent bookseller and publisher, The Poisoned Pen.
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When: 10:30 - Noon, Monday, September 16
What: Stories of Pioneer Life in Early Phoenix
Patrick Grady will relate fun and interesting stories of Phoenix settlers in the 1870s from his recent book Out of the Ruins. Learn more about founder and adventurer, Jack Swilling; the tragic love story of merchant George and Aggie Loring, as told from original letters; William Hancock and his “insane” wife, Lillie; Jasper and Sarah Cartwright, farmers in the 51st Avenue and Thomas Road area; and others. Signed books available for purchase, cash or check only. A portion of proceeds benefits the Library. Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286.
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NEW!
When: 4:30 – 5:30 p.m., Monday, September 23 (4th Monday each month)
What: Drum Circle on the Terrace
No experience required, everyone welcome! Feel the connection with others, and with nature, next to the beauty of our waterfall and botanical garden. Current research shows the therapeutic effects of drumming techniques – we experience endorphins and a boost in our immune system. Bring your own drum, and a portable chair (if you can; we have a limited number of chairs available). No registration needed.
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When: 5 – 6:30 p.m., Thursdays, September 26, and October 3 and 10
What: Ageless Wisdom (individual topics below)
The Ageless Wisdom tradition of Hinduism & Buddhism, Gnosticism, Plato and Hermes Trismegistus’ Emerald Tablet comes alive in modern (20th C.) fiction in surprising and unexpected ways. We’ll explore the mythology contained in these works that run deep with significance through Dorothy’s visit to Oz, Harry Potter’s education at Hogwarts, Ged’s encounter with, and lessons on knowledge vs. evil, and much more, and why these Ageless Wisdom motifs are as important to our own journey as they are to the characters in these books. Instructor Clare Goldsberry is the author of eight books and brings new ideas and thought-provoking lessons to her teaching style. Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286.
Sept. 26: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz – Not just a children’s story!
Oct. 3: Harry Potter at Hogwarts – The Path of Learning
Oct. 10: The Wizard of Earthsea – Knowledge vs. Gnosis
Cost: $8 individual class or all 3 for $20, due when registering.
Coming in October:
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When: 1 – 3 p.m., Tuesday, October 8
What: Let’s Play Poker!
Dealers from Casino Arizona will teach you the art of the game so that you can play to win! Learn the rules, casino etiquette, how to read the cards and when to hold’m/fold’m. Supervised play will follow the presentation. Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286.
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When: 4 – 6 p.m., Wednesdays, October 16 – November 6
What: World Cultures Series: China
This unique program highlights world cultures that are in the news.
Week 1: History and Culture – historical and contemporary perspective on values and customs.
Week 2: Economy and its Influence
Week 3: Roundtable Discussion of Current Affairs/Issues with Q&A
Week 4: Cuisine, Calligraphy and Language
Veteran presenter for this series, Elena Zee, promises to enrich your knowledge of this ancient culture. Born and raised in Shanghai, she is CEO of Arizona Council on Economic Education, and represented the city of Phoenix as a delegate to China in 2011/2012.
Cost: Individual sessions $15; or $55 for the 4-week series
Dereth DeHaan
Adult Services Librarian
Desert Foothills Library
Change of regular work days, now Monday - Thursday
38443 North Schoolhouse Road
P.O. Box 4070 85327
Phone: 480-488-2286
Fax: 480-595-8353
Carefree Cave Creek
Chamber of Commerce
Upcoming Schedule of Events
Events for the Week of
July 29 - August 4
Mission Statement - Carefree Cave Creek Chamber of Commerce is committed to the growth of its members.
Vision Statement - Carefree Cave Creek Chamber of Commerce is the premier resource for the vitality and growth of the members.
Did YOU Know
Did YOU know a logo is the most visible element of your brand identity and the foundation of a smart marketing strategy? A great logo gets attention, sets you apart from competitors, and solidifies your position in the marketplace. Did YOU know a poor logo makes a permanently bad impression on prospects and confuses people about what your brand stands for? Here are a few key tips to help guide you to a great logo..
~The logo has a distinctive and memorable style - It should be visually interesting and memorable, so that people will quickly begin to recognize it each time they see it.
~The logo looks like your organization - Represents your mission and business.
~The logo can be used in all sizes - Now that we use mobile devices most of the time, your logo must be able to be recognized at a very small size. Can you embroider it on a shirt?
~The logo has staying power -Not too trendy. Times and fashions change. You don't want it so trendy it takes 20 years to come back into style.
~The logo clearly differentiates your organization from competitors - Should be unlike any competitor's logo or brand identity.
Here are a few famous logos - Do YOU know what they belong to?
Did YOU know
Carolyn Davidson was a student at Portland State when she designed the Nike logo. She was paid $35 for her logo, but was given stock later (now worth $643k). Mr Knight, founder of Nike originally said: 'Well, I don't love it, but maybe it will grow on me'.
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The Chupa Chups logo was designed by Salvador Dali. The work took the Spanish artist just an hour to complete. The colors come from the Spanish flag.
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Rob Janoff designed the original rainbow Apple logo in 1977 when he was working for the agency Regis McKenna as an art director. The only direction he got from Steve Jobs: "don't make it cute". There were two presented options, one with and one without the bite. The logo with the bite was chosen for scale. It was determined that a very small Apple logo with the bite still looks like an apple and not a cherry.
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After reading all of this I know that if you have a logo or brand, you have worked very hard at developing it. As a member of the Chamber, one of your benefits is to have a page on the Chamber's website with your logo and 150 words or so, pictures etc. that best describe your business. If you visit the Business Directory of the Chamber's website and see your information is not there, please send it to me. It is very important that YOUR logo, brand, mission and vision are at the fingertips of all who visit our website.
Restaurant Specials This Week
July 29 - August 4
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 - Bryan's will be closed for a two week vacation.
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 31 for Arizona History Dinners Speaker: Ken Duncan (full blood San Carlos Apache) who is a profound Storyteller, Lecturer, Flute Player & fluent in the Apache language. Live music, prix fixe dinner - $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!Also new on Wednesday - Free Foosball Tournament 7 p.m.; Thursday is FREE Texas Hold'em; Saturday - Juke Joint is in the Cellar; Sunday is NASCAR!
Cellar 13 - Introducing the newest addition to our Specialty Dishes...
Prosciutto Rolls! Enjoy fresh artichoke hearts and melted fontina, all wrapped up in our savory prosciutto. Also, we're bringing back the White Truffle Flatbread this week!
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 from AZ Blues Project and Mogollon will play live Friday and Saturday 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 - August 1st, 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 - Start your day off with a Red Truck Bagel Sandwich which comes with your Choice of Bagel with Scrambled Egg, Cheddar Cheese and
Choice of Applewood Bacon, Chorizo, Chicken Apple Sausage, or Avocado. Served with Fresh Fruit.
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. Did you know when you dine at Tonto and Cartwright's, giving up gluten doesn't mean you'll ever have to sacrifice taste or quality? We make sure you'll take pleasure in every gluten-free bite...from appetizer to entrée to dessert, including our own gluten-free breads. 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. Don't forget buffet breakfast $9.95 on Saturday.
Vino 100 - Friday and Saturday - Live music from 7 - 9 p.m. Come listen and enjoy your favorite glass of wine.
Things To Do
July 29 - August 4
Arizona History Dinner at Cartwright's Sonoran Ranch House - Wednesday July 31- Featuring Ken Duncan (full blood San Carlos Apache)famous Storyteller, Lecturer, Flute Player & fluent in the Apache language. Enjoy live music from
Gary Dirodis and a delicous menu of - Acorn Soup with Braised Rabbit and Guajillo Chili, Stewed Elk & Root Vegetables with Wood-Grilled Chayote Squash and Apache Fry Bread and a Trio of Whoopie Pies: Chocolate Cookie Filled with Pecan, Coconut Caramel Filling and Dipped in Dark Chocolate Ganache.
Hidden Talent Art Class at Saddle Up Gallery - Wednesday July 31 - Explore your creative side - See attached flyer.
Hiring Event at the YMCA - Wednesday July 31 - See attached flyer.
Carefree Farmers' Market - Friday August 2 - 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 Carefree Desert Gardens instead of under the Sundial.
7:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Desert Foothills Library Independent Film Festival - Friday August 2 - Enjoy Free Popcorn and soft drinks and watch Shuffle - Desperate to solve the mystery behind his wife's death, Lovell Milo (TJ Thyne, "Bones") is trapped living his life out -
of order. He is forced to piece together clues while waking up every day at a different age, on a different day of his life. Mind - bending and brilliant, Shuffle is an exhilarating race through time! (82minutes).
10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Chapter 2 Book Sale - Friday - Sunday- As usual, we will have pocket paperbacks for 50¢ and trade paperbacks and hardcovers for $1.00 on tables in the library outside the book store. - Specials in the Bookstore will be: buy 1 book in the bookstore and get a second book for free. ($7.00 maximum value and collectible and collections not included.)
Friday 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Sunday 12:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Matinee Movie at Cave Creek Regional Park - Friday August 2 - Bring the kids to the park for some fun at the playground, then bring them inside the "air-conditioned" Nature Center for a fun family friendly feature film and a picnic lunch! You bring the kids and snacks and we'll provide the entertainment!
12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Cruise-In at Venues Cafe - Saturday August 3 - 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.
Rock Art of Spur Cross - Saturday August 3 - The petroglyphs found in Spur Cross were created hundreds of years ago by the Hohokam people. Come and walk in their footsteps as we visit a few of the more impressive sites in the park during this two-hour hike. No dogs on this hike please.
8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Breyer Fun Day at Karsten's Ace - Saturday August 3 - See attached flyer.
For more information regarding these or any other events of the area visit www.carefreecavecreek.org
Hidden Talent Art Classes
Breyer Fun Day
Saturday 3
Specials
Rubbish Works -Happy 3rd Anniversary Special - $30.00 off any Size load - Visit www.rubbishworks.com/phoenix or call 480-545-1220 and mention promo code 3YEARPHX when scheduling.
Cave Creek/Carefree Curves - is offering free memberships to new members for August so come in for a Free Fitness Assessment and get started. Call today 480-437-1088.
StudioC a beauty lounge - Get out of the heat and spend part of your day at StudioC. Complimentary Blowout with any Signature Facial or Wax Service Package. Facial Packages = 3 - 60 min Facials for $199. Wax Packages = 6 Brow Wax for $90, 6 Bikini Wax for $150. Offers valid thru July 31. Call 480-664-06-02 or stop by 37555 Hum Road Suite 104/105, Carefree.
Mumbo Jumbo Boutique - New summer clothing in. Come early for the best selection! July 31 is last day - 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- FEW DAYS LEFT!!!Beautiful Earrings NOW ON SALE $15!! ALL JEWELRY , BELTS, HATS & HANDBAGS 20% OFF THRU JULY at Anne's Boutique. STORE-WIDE 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!
Johnson Bank - With a Johnson Bank Home Equity Line of Credit, your home works for you. Make home improvements, buya new caror consolidate debt. A Johnson Bank Home Equity Line of Credit loans include:
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•No closing costs¹
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•Rate protection
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•Flexible and convenient access
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•Interest may be tax deductible²
To learn more talk to Miles Miley, NMLS ID 742565 at 480.595.4973 or mmiley@johnsonbank.com.
All home lending products are subject to credit and property approval. This offer is subject to change or withdrawal without notice. A Johnson Bank Home Equity Line of Credit is not available in all states.
1 Home Equity Lines of credit greater than $250,000 require the following closing costs to be paid for by the borrower: property appraisal and title insurance. Property insurance is required; if the collateral is determined to be in an area having special flood hazards, flood insurance will be required as well. A $50 annual fee, which is waived the first year, will be charged to the borrower for the life of the loan. Other conditions and restrictions may apply.
2 Consult your tax advisor regarding the deductibility of interest.
This Week
Wednesday 31
Celebrate 50 Years
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 10:30 Fri-Sun and after 9:30 Mon-Thur. Earlier 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!
Responding to Emergencies Workshop
