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CONTENTS
What’s Inside September 2021
COMMUNITY INFORMATION 6 Numbers to Know ASSOCIATION 8 General Manager’s Corner 8 From the Editor’s Desk
9 Corte Bella Country Club Association, Inc., “Jewel of the Northwest Valley” 10 Corte Bella Events
12 Upcoming HOA Events
13 September 2021 Calendar
CULINARY 14 Recipes from the Anacapa for Your Kitchen
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16 Wine & Food: Uncorked
COMMITTEE
18 For Your Information 18 Did You Know?
COMMUNITY 20 Corte Bella Vets Happenings
21 SOuL’s Salsa Fest and Chili Feed
21 Where SOuL Gave Support from January to August 2021 22 Corte Bella Adventure Group
23 There’s A New Wine Group In Town! 23 Auto Meets Home
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24 PORA Education: Learning Opportunities 25 From the Corte Bella Chorus 25 Tree Health
26 What’s Happening in Corte Bella
27 Your Corte Bella Garden in September
HEALTH & FITNESS 28 Corte Bella Pickleball Club News 28 Corte Bella Golf Club News
29 Corte Bella Tennis Club News
SOCIAL CLUB 30 Club & Interest Groups
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CB Times Magazine is the official community magazine of Corte Bella, brought to you by the Corte Bella Country Club Association, Inc. and published by Lion Tree Communications.
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Lake Pleasant Photo Safari - Image by Corte Bella Times photographer Jim Laskowicz To submit possible articles or photos for inclusion in future issues of the CB Times and to make changes to the interest group listings, please email the editor at trgibe@aol.com.
Editor | Linda Wright Copy Editors | Kathy Carmickle | Elspeth Chambers Nancy Kronlund | Renee Neuman | Carole Peterson Contributing Writers | ARC | Mary Blome | Leann Blue Jodell Dodge | Seve Downing | Dawn Ferch | Hilda Furkert Dan Haywood | Pam Lawrence | Deborah Lazeat | Donna Norton PORA | David Saulnier | Karen Starkman | Tyson Siegler Dave Thomas | Shirley Williams | Linda Wright, Jesse Young Photography | Michael Biggs and Jim Laskowicz To advertise in the CB Times, please contact Jonathan E. Himlin at 480.636.6670 or LionTreeCommunications@Gmail.com. Reproduction in whole or in part of any text, photographs or illustrations without written permission from the publisher is prohibited. Trademarks, logos and content provided by advertisers, sponsors and partners are owned by the respective companies and all rights are reserved by them. The views, statements, and claims of advertisers or other CB Times contributors do not necessarily represent those of the publisher, Corte Bella Country Club Association, Inc. or its employees. Printed in the USA. ©2021 CB Times Magazine. All rights reserved. Please recycle.
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COMMUNITY INFORMATION
Please check the Corte Bella website for updated information on operating hours for Corte Bella amenities.
Board of Directors
Community Resources
Corte Bella Administration
Anthony (Tony) Cash Director Liaison to the Long-Term Planning Committee Digger8668@gmail.com
Guard House, 623-544-3906 Fax: 623-544-3911 Email: securitas@cortebellacca.com Gate Hours: 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM Daily Roving Patrol: Monday - Friday 5:00 AM to 6:00 AM and 8:00 PM to 11:30 PM Saturday -Sunday 5:00 AM to 6:00 AM and 8:00 PM to Midnight Patrol Cell: 623-256-2907 Guards are present from 5:00am- 8:00pm. Homeowners can call the mobile phone between 8:00pm & 11:30pm Mon -Fri and until midnight Sat & Sun- Guards will return immediately to the gate house for admittance.
Association Office 22155 North Mission Drive Sun City West, AZ 85375 Hours: Monday-Friday, 9 AM-4 PM 623-328-5068 Ext. 221
Catherine Kelly Liaison to Neighborhood Safety and Awareness Committee crkjek@aol.com Evelyn (Evie) Hansen Secretary Liaison to the Government Affairs Committee EvieHansenCB@gmail.com Michael McVeigh Vice President Liaison to the Technology Committee cbhoamm@gmail.com John Mestemacher Director - Assistant Treasurer Liaison to the Anacapa Advisory Group jmcbhoa@gmail.com David Saulnier President Chair and Liaison to the Architectural Review Committee davesaulnier.cb@gmail.com Dave Thomas Treasurer Liaison to Finance Committee Liaison to Buildings and Grounds Committee putt_thomas@yahoo.com
Anacapa Restaurant, 623-455-9045 Hours: Lunch: 11 AM - 3 PM Tuesday – Saturday Dinner: 4:30 - 8:00 PM Tuesday – Saturday Sunday Buffet: 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM Closed Mondays
Leann Blue, HOA General Manager 623-328-5068 Leann.Blue@fsresidential.com Heather Chavez, Administrative Supervisor 623-328-5068 ext. 222 HChavez@cortebellacca.com Richard Lopez, Facilities Manager 623-328-5068 ext. 223 rlopez@cortebellacca.com Jodell Dodge, Spa & Fitness Manager 623-328-5068 ext. 225 JDodge@cortebellacca.com
Fitness Center, 623-217-2018 Hours: Monday-Friday, 5 AM-9:00 PM Sat & Sun, 6 AM-9:00 PM Children’s Pool Hours 10 AM-1 PM & 5-7 PM Day Spa, 623-217-2018 8 AM to 7 PM, By Appointment
Jill Machay, Anacapa Food and Beverage Manager 623-328-5068, ext 233 jmachay@cortebellacca.com
Corte Bella Golf Club, 623-556-8951 Hours: Monday-Sunday 6:30 AM-5:00 PM Tyson Siegler, Membership Director tsiegler@cortebellagolfclub.com John Jackson, General Manager (623) 474-3612 jjackson@scottsdalegolfgroup.com
Pam Lawrence, Lifestyle Manager 623-328-5068 ext. 224 Fax: 623-328-5319 plawrence@cortebellacca.com
Corte Bella Website Community Website: www.cortebella.net Residents & Visitor Registration: www.cortebella.org
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Dan Haywood, Anacapa Executive Chef 623-328-5068 ext. 232 dhaywood@cortebellacca.com
Maria Sobocinski, HOA Receptionist 623-328-5068 HOAreceptionist@cortebellacca.com Administrative Assistant (vacant) 623-328-5068 ext. 240 admin@cortebellacca.com Jacob Whittington, Assistant General Manager 623-328-5068, ext. 236 jwhittington@cortebellacca.com
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ASSOCIATION
General Manager’s Corner I’m so excited to be a part of this beautiful community and as the General Manager for Corte Bella. I have more than 17 years of comprehensive professional management experience. I’ve been with FirstService Residential for 11 of those years in the position of Community Manager and Assistant Community Coordinator. Most recently, I was the Community Manager for Arizona
Leann Blue, General Manager
Traditions Homeowners Association, where I made an immediate and lasting impact making friendships with the residents, staff and the Board of Directors. Prior to joining FirstService Residential, I served as Regional Director for Zuni Property Management. I oversaw 3 multi-family communities, which consisted of over 1500 units. I’ve been waiting for the perfect community to come along, and I feel I’ve found that in Corte Bella! I feel very welcomed by the Corte Bella staff, the Board of Directors, and the residents whom I’ve had the pleasure of meeting. I’m very excited to be your community manager and I look forward to meeting everyone. My office is always open. If I’m not in my office, I’m out walking the community getting a feel for it and staying very engaged with residents, committees and volunteers. Communication and collaboration are 2 of my highest priorities. I’ll work toward our shared goal of adding value every day to the Corte Bella community. I’ll be holding “The Low Down with Leann” on the 4th Friday of every month. I’ll have my fantastic
team with me, so they can provide updates on their tasks and also take questions. More information will be provided once the 1st Low Down date is finalized. I look forward to meeting you and to being a part of the Corte Bella Community. Just as a reminder, Corte Bella has a landscape contractor, Gothic Landscape Management, that provides landscape services for our community. As a contractor, they are specifically instructed not to interact with residents. I do meet with the Gothic management regularly, and I tour the community. But outside of these meetings, all our communication goes through the HOA Office to the contractor/vendor. Controlling the flow of communication to a vendor with one voice is critical to our agreement and to the success of the relationship. We want to ensure they hear only one voice or message, and one direction from our community. Sometimes, residents are tempted to approach the work crew or the Gothic manager to discuss an issue or report a problem they see. The correct process to do that is to complete a concern form and submit it to the HOA Office. (The concern form can be found on the CBCCA website under the “Document Center”, tab “Concern Form” or at the HOA Office.) Management is committed to responding to the forms submitted with action required or follow-up requested. If the work crew or Gothic Landscape management hears too many voices, they will not be as successful as we want them to be. It can also throw them off schedule and impede their ability to complete the daily tasks that are critical to our partnership. Management would appreciate all homeowners adhering to this policy.
From the Editor’s Desk And so it begins – the good weather months that remind us why we chose to live in the Valley of the Sun. September brings us cooler temperatures, the return of those folks who leave for the “hell months”, and
Linda Wright, Editor CB Times
all things that are related to Autumn. Corte Bella comes alive with more folks out and about. There are plenty of activities, both inside our gates and outside in the Phoenix metro area. The Labor Day Dinner Dance on September 6th is a great way to welcome
the beginning of our “season”. Then there is the comedy show on the 10th and the return of the Sunday Cabaret on the 19th. Make sure to join your friends and neighbors for the trip to Cottonwood and the Alcantara Vineyards on September 30th. Life in Corte Bella allows you to participate (or not) in community events and celebrate the best of Corte Bella. I hope you’ll find your way to the Anacapa for a happy hour, a lunch or dinner; and to the social hall to join in the fun of being with others who are invested in keeping Corte Bella a wonderful and welcoming place to live. As a community, we should all remember the 20th anniversary of the September 11th attacks on our country. Join the CB Vets on Patriot Day at our community flag pole at 7:00 AM to do just that.
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Corte Bella Country Club Association, Inc. “Jewel of the Northwest Valley” Corte Bella Country Club Association, Inc. (“CBCCA”) is an Arizona Homeowners Association (the “HOA”), regulated by federal and state laws for planned unit developments and/or condominium rules and regulations. The HOA also is
Dave Saulnier CBCCA Board President,
regulated under the Maricopa County laws, public land zoning, and usage rules and regulations. To add to all of these governing bodies with their numerous, and sometimes onerous rules and regulations, CBCCA as an Arizona HOA has its own set of rules and regulations. These include (but are not limited to) the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (the “CC&R’s) , the Bylaws, and the Architectural Design Guidelines, (the “HOA Documents”). So, what does this mean? If you do not like structure, rules and regulations, living in a HOA may not be for you. No matter where you live (in a rural township setting, a city, an upscale development, or an HOA) each governing body has restrictive and protective safety rules and regulations that include such things as land usage, parking, speed limits, pet rules, fire and police safety measures, etc. As an HOA, CBCCA incorporates the Federal, State of Arizona, and Maricopa County mandated rules and regulations into its HOA Documents. Then it develops an additional set of rules and regulations into the HOA Documents to form its common-interest development. The entire concept of an HOA is that people having the same interests, likes, dislikes, and desires for a specific lifestyle will buy into the development. That is why prior to purchasing, buyers are required by law to be provided copies of the HOA Documents. They are advised to read them, seek legal advice to understand them, and then, and only then, sign them prior to purchasing. This is an acknowledgment that they have received them, read them, and agree to abide by all of the terms and conditions contained within them. What too often occurs in today’s busy and carefree society is that Buyers ignore the basics of purchasing homes in an HOA. They do not read the HOA Documents. Then, once they get into the community and are confronted with a home remodeling, landscaping, or other policy issue that relates to a violation outlined within one or more of the HOA Documents, they believe they can just ignore the rules and regulations. Or they immediately demand that the current HOA Board of Directors and/or
Architectural Review Committee change the HOA Documents to selfishly match the desires of the new homeowner. This can, and does, cause community ill-will and can be very divisive. Buyers and existing homeowners need to remember what it was initially that brought them to CBCCA and why Corte Bella remains the “Jewel of the West Valley”. •
CBCCA is well maintained with more colorful vegetation and landscaping than many desert communities.
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The community has a public golf course inside of its gates that residents play and pay only if they choose to.
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The streets aren’t cluttered with cars, RV’s, Boats.
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We have our very own Food & Beverage Operation offering a good menu and tons of lifestyle events.
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There are some really great amenities for a smaller community like ours.
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Easy access with no traffic congestions to amenities.
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Greater opportunity to be heard and be involved.
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Financially sound balance sheet with $5.29 million in reserves, reasonable assessments with a continued history of operating year-after-year within budget.
Private roads, street lighting, parking lots, landscaping and more; all fully controlled under our management. Well-qualified, seasoned, and proven third-party professional management. There are far too many positives to list all that is great about living in Corte Bella. But, that is if you are of like-interest and if you like the type of living lifestyle that is present here. Living in an HOA comes down to three (3) choices, which when you think about it these are the same choices we have with just about everything we deal with in life: •
Accept what you have and don’t sweat the small stuff;
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Be proactive. Try to facilitate reasonable and positive changes; or
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If you can’t accept it or you can’t change it, move on and look for other/greener pastures.
In conclusion, Corte Bella is your community and every homeowner is in this together. Be a part of solutions to issues that might need to change versus becoming a part of the problem. Participate in committees, meetings and other opportunities to preserve your “HOA” as the best place to live in the Northwest Valley of the Sun.
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ASSOCIATION
Corte Bella Events HOA Sponsored Events:
“First Friday - Coffee with Pam” Dates: (1st Friday of every month) Friday, September 3 Upcoming First Friday Chats: Friday, October 1 Friday, November 5 Bacara Room Time: 10:00 AM Cost: Free Event
Corte Bella’s Lifestyle Manager, Pam Lawrence invites you to exchange ideas, ask questions and get firsthand knowledge of what is happening in Corte Bella. Come have a coffee, a pastry and meet interesting people. HOA Sponsored Events:
Food Truck Mondays
Jason Love’s Comedy Night
Date: Friday, September 10 Santa Barbara Room Time: 7:00 PM (doors open at 6:30 PM) Cost: $24 per person Comedy Night comes again to bring you summer fun. Come enjoy three of LA’s best comedians for some good, clean, laughout-loud fun. Join Jason Love along with Tom Clark and Bryan Kellen – these guys are really funny! Tickets on sale at the Fitness Center Front desk; no refunds.
Cooking with Chef Dan “Taste of the Anacapa”
Date: Friday, September 17 Bella Stanza Room Time: 11:00 AM Cost: $45 per person (inclusive) Join Executive Chef Day Haywood as he demonstrates favorite recipes from the Anacapa - Fresh Goat Cheese and Citrus Salad, Pan Seared Salmon, and Peanut Butter Pie. Seating is limited. Tickets on sale in the Fitness Center; no refunds
(Every Other Monday) Dates: Monday, September 13, 27 Monday, October 4, 25 Anacapa Parking Lot Time: 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Sunday Cabaret with Thaddeus Rose Duo
If you’re looking for a dinner time treat on a Monday, come on down to the Anacapa parking lot and partake of offerings that will feature street food concepts of Asian fusion, Cajun, and Creole, Korean, Mediterranean, Mexican, Southern Soul food, Thai and, of course, pizza. A community eblast will alert the residents to which truck will be in attendance. Many trucks will allow preorder of menu items. Credit cards are accepted
It’s a Corte Bella tradition that all are happy to welcome back. Plan to attend and dance to some great live music. The Anacapa will have a limited menu for purchase. Tickets on sale at the Fitness Center; no refunds.
Labor Day Dinner & Dance with Faded Jeans Date: Monday, September 6 Santa Barbara Room Time: 6:30 PM Cost: $35 per person
It’s the end of summer celebration. Come celebrate the resilience and importance of the American worker and our economy. You’ll love the live music of the ever-popular Faded Jeans band – Corte Bella is so happy they will be with us again. Chef Dan and his staff will prepare Pan-Roasted Chicken with Garlic-Herb Butter, Beer -Braised Sausages with Slow Cooked Peppers and Onions, Macaroni and Cheese, Corn on the Cob, a variety of salads plus desserts. Plan to book your table for you and your friends. Tickets are on sale at the Fitness Center; no refunds.
Date: Sunday, September 19 Anacapa Time: 6:00 PM (doors open at 5:30 PM) Cost: $13 (entertainment only)
Flu Shot Clinic (Walgreens) Date: Saturday, September 25 Fitness Center Movement Room Time: 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM
Protect yourself and get the recommended yearly influenza vaccination. Up to 20% of the country comes down with the flu every year. A flu shot protects you and your family members by creating a stronger immune system. Bring your insurance card and a valid ID card with you. Pneumonia shot available. Most insurances accepted (not Blue Cross Blue Shield Advantage). Pick up consent form at the Fitness Desk in advance. First come, first serve; no signups required.
September Wine Tasting to Cottonwood and Alcantara Vineyards Date: Thursday, September 30 Bus trip to Cottonwood and vineyard Time: Depart Anacapa Parking Lot at 8:30 AM, return to Corte Bella at 4:30 PM Cost: $145 per person (includes bus transportation, cost of lunch, and wine tasting at vineyard)
This day trip will take you to Old Town Cottonwood to explore
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the wine tasting rooms there and the community’s quaint shops. After visiting Cottonwood, our group will travel to Alcantara Vineyards for lunch and to enjoy a special wine tasting. This trip is a great way to get to know some of the wonderful wineries and vineyards in this area. Tickets are available at the Fitness Center; no refunds.
Corte Bella Blood Donation Drive with Vitalant Blood Services Date: Thursday, October 7 Anacapa Parking Lot Time: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM Free Event
Be a hero and donate blood so that others may live. All interested residents should register and make an appointment prior to the date of the blood-collection drive. If you’ve any eligibility questions, call 877-258-4825 (vitalant.org). You can also learn if you have antibodies that could help patients that are battling COVID-19. Contact Pam Lawrence at 623-328-5068 ext.224 or visit Bloodhero.com (Sponsor code: CorteBella). All donors must bring and wear a mask.
Corte Bella’s Annual Fall Festival with Thaddeus Rose Trio Date: Monday, October 11 Anacapa Breezeway and Patio Time: 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM Cost: $35 per person
This is it! Make plans now for this annual event that is “the” Corte Bella landmark party. Celebrate the wonderful beginning of the great social events that are held through the end of the year. Anacapa Chef Dan Haywood and his crew will have food stations to serve delicious selections for your dining pleasure. You’ll enjoy dancing to Thaddeus Rose Duo on the patio under the stars in the wonderful Arizona night. Tickets on sale at the Fitness Center; no refunds
Farmer’s Market – 1st of the Season Date: Wednesday, October 13 Anacapa Breezeway and Patio Time: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM Cost: Free Event
Here it is – the first of the season for our market. Come check it out and support small businesses. There will be a variety of vendors and a great selection of products to chose from. Come and check it out!
Wine and Dine Dinner Date: Monday, October 18 Santa Barbara Room Time: 6:00 PM Cost: to be announced
at the Fitness Center on Sunday, September 5 at 2:00 PM; no refunds.
Day Trip to Algodones, Mexico Date: Wednesday, October 20 Bus trip to the border town Time: 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM Depart from the Anacapa parking lot Cost: $45 per person
Travel by bus to the border with Mexico and shop for art, pottery, tequila, prescription medication, and enjoy authentic Mexican food. This trip requires a valid passport. Be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes. Tickets on sale in the Fitness Center on Sunday, September 5 after 2:00 PM; no refunds
Corte Bella’s Annual Health Fair Date: Sunday, October 24 Santa Barbara Room and Patio Time: 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM Cost: Free Event
This event will bring health professional and their services right to our social hall. You’ll be able to talk to various health-related companies and take a look at what they offer. Plan to attend and check out what’s new in the health field. Anacapa Special Event:
Anacapa’s Annual Octoberfest Buffet Date: Wednesday, October 27 Anacapa and Santa Barbara Room Cost: to be announced Time: 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Roll out the Barrel … and plan to be at the Anacapa to enjoy traditional German foods prepared just for this event. There will be live entertainment with Dale Mathis on the accordion. Wear your lederhosen and dirndl while you enjoy really good food, and have lots of fun with your friends and neighbors. Reserve your table now. Call 623-455-9045 for reservations. HOA Sponsored Events:
Cooking with Chef Dan
Date: Friday, October 29 Bella Stanza Room Time: 11:00 AM Cost: $45 per person (inclusive) Join Executive Chef Danial Haywood for his second of the Fall cooking classes. You’ll learn techniques and experience new recipes. Seating is limited. Watch for an announcement on the menu theme. Tickets on sale at the Fitness Center on Sunday, September 19 at 2:00 PM; no refunds.
Plan to attend this wonderful evening of fine dining paired to wonderful wines. The menu and the wines are carefully selected for your enjoyment. Here’s a chance for you to experience all of this right here in Corte Bella. Seating is limited. Tickets on sale
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ASSOCIATION Corte Bella Fall Marketplace
(Halloween Theme) Date: Saturday October 30 Santa Barbara Room, Breezeway, Patio Time: 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM Cost: Free Event This will be a wonderful chance to get a head-start on your holiday shopping. You’ll be supporting local businesses too. There will be a wide variety of merchandise available for you to check out. This annual event brings lots of different vendors to our community. Plan to attend in a costume since it will be Halloween. Join in the fun! Upcoming Community Charity Events & Special Events:
CB Vets Patriot Day
(20th Anniversary) Date: Saturday, September 11 Community Flag Pole Time: 7:00 AM Free Event Join with the CB Vets to remember this day when many Americans perished. See the flyer in this issue for the order of service. Plan to walk the circle after the ceremony, and display your patriotic pride. This is a very moving experience, and is the best way to remember. We should never forget what happened in our country 20 years ago.
CB Vets Gala Dinner & Dance Date: Saturday, October 23 Social Hall Time: 5:00 PM (doors open at 4:30 PM) Cost: $50 (with $15 tax deductible charity donation credit)
The CB Vets invite you to attend their fundraising event that will include a three-course plated dinner (choice of chicken marsala or short ribs with salad, sides and dessert) as well as dancing, cash bar, and a 50/50 raffle. Tickets will be sold from September 7th at 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM on every Tuesdays and Thursdays thru October 12tht in the Anacapa breezeway.
SOul’s Salsa Fest and Chili Feed Date: Monday, November 1 Anacapa, Social Hall and Patios Time: 5:00 PM salsa contest 6:00 PM chili dinner with all the fixings
SOuL will be hosting a fun and delicious salsa contest as well as providing their famous chili dinner for all to enjoy. See additional information in this issue for ticket sales and contest entry. Mark your calendar, and plan to attend this Corte Bella favorite charity event. Tickets on sale outside the Fitness Center on Saturday, September 25th at 9:30 AM.
Upcoming HOA Events Oct 4, 25 Oct 1 Oct 7 Oct 11
Monday evening – Food Truck Mondays First Friday with Pam Blood Donation Drive w/Vitalant Blood Services Corte Bella’s Annual Fall Festival w/Thaddeus Rose Oct 13 Farmers’ Market – 1st of the season Oct 18 Wine and Dine Dinner Oct 20 Day Trip to Algodones, Mexico Oct 24 Corte Bella’s Health Fair Oct 29 Cooking with Chef Dan Oct 30 Corte Bella Fall Market Place – Halloween Theme Nov 8, 22 Monday Evening - Food Truck Monday Nov 5 First Friday with Pam Nov 10 Farmer’s Market Nov 11 Veterans Day Dinner Dance Nov 12 Jason Love Comedy Show Nov 13 Verde Canyon Train Ride day trip Nov 15 Wine and Dine Dinner Nov 21 Sunday Cabaret with Aaron Nelson Project Nov 27 Tubac Art & Crafts Festival, Mission San Xavier de Bac Dec 6, 20 Monday Evening - Food Truck Monday Dec 3 First Friday with Pam Dec 8 Farmer’s Market Dec 9 Phoenix Zoo Lights (Christmas Lights) Dec 12 TAD Christmas Concert – So This is Christmas Dec 13 Wine and Dine Dinner Dec 15 Corte Bella’s annual Golf Cart Parade Dec 31 Corte Bella’s New Year’s Eve Extravaganza
Anacapa Special Events Oct 27 Dec 1 Nov 25 Dec 24
Oktoberfest Dinner Tree Lighting Dinner and Concert Thanksgiving Day Dinner Christmas Eve Dinner
Upcoming Community Charity Fund Raising Events Sep 11 Oct 23 Nov 1 Dec 3
CB Vets Patriot Day ceremony & Walk the Circle CB Vets Gala Dinner Dance SOuL Chili Feed and Salsa Contest San Ramon Stringers Walk About Night
Upcoming HOA Board of Directors Meetings Sep 24 Sep 29 Oct 22 Oct 27 Nov 19 Nov 23 Dec 17 Dec 22
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Mah Jongg 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM
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1 Anacapa Happy Hour 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM Poker Group 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM
2 Mah Jongg 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM Open Bridge 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM CB Vets Meeting 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM CB Baggers 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM Anacapa Happy Hour 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM CB Steppers Line Dance 6:00 PM to 8:45 PMM
8 Buildings and Grounds Committee 9:00 AM Ryan’s Case for Smiles 1:00 PM to 4:30 PM Anacapa Happy Hour 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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14 Technology Committee 10:00 AM
20 Lady Putters - 8 AM
Sunday Cabaret w/Thaddeus Rose Duo 6:00 PM
Mah Jongg 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM GAC Meeting 11:00 AM
21 Duplicate Bridge 12:30 PM to 4:30 PM
22 Anacapa Happy Hour 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Anacapa Happy Hour 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
YA YA Canasta 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM 26 Annual Ice Cream Social 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM
27 Lady Putters - 8 AM Mah Jongg 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM YA YA Canasta 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM Food Truck Monday 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM Hand & Foot Canasta 6:00 PM -8:45 PM
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HOA Board Open Meeting 10:00 AM
Anacapa Happy Hour 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Anacapa Happy Hour 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
West Valley Photo Club 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM
YA YA Canasta 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Anacapa Happy Hour 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
CB Baggers 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Jason Love Comedy Show 7:00 PM
16 ARC meeting 9:00 AM Mah Jongg 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM SOuL Meeting 10:00 AM Open Bridge 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM Finance Committee Meeting 2:30 PM CB Baggers 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM CB Steppers Line Dance 6:00 PM to 8:45 PM Anacapa Happy Hour 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM 23 Mah Jongg 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM Open Bridge 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM CB Baggers 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM Anacapa Happy Hour 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
4 Anacapa Happy Hour 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Anacapa Happy Hour 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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ARC Submittal Deadline 4:00PM
Hand & Foot Canasta 6:00 PM -8:45 PM
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(20th Annivesary) CB Vets Patriot Day Ceremony & Walk the Circle 7:00 AM Anacapa Happy Hour 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM
18 Anacapa Happy Hour 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM
YA YA Canasta 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM Anacapa Happy Hour 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
24 HOA Board Workshop 9:00 AM YA YA Canasta 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM Anacapa Happy Hour 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
25 Flu Shot Clinic 9:30 AM to 1:00 PM Anacapa Happy Hour 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM
30 Trip to Cottonwood & Wine Tasting 8:30 AM Mah Jongg 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM Open Bridge 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM CB Baggers 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM Anacapa Happy Hour 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Recipes From The Anacapa For Your Kitchen Anacapa Executive Chef Dan Haywood
TEMPURA VEGETABLES 1 sweet potato ⅛ small kabocha pumpkin peeled or use any Fall squash 1 Japanese eggplant 1 red pepper, seeded (Or any favorite veggie) ½ cup flour with a pinch salt (for dredge)
Tempura Batter 1 cup flour, sifted 3/4 cup ice water 1 large egg Method: Peel and slice vegetables into thin slices (you do not have to pre-cook).
Add egg and water to medium bowl and whisk well. Stir in flour, batter can be slightly lumpy. Dredge vegetables in flour and dip into batter. Fry at 350 degrees until golden. Do not overfill fryer in order to keep heat constant. Turn veggies so they do not stick. Remove from fryer and lay on plate with paper towel. Should be light and crisp. Serve immediately with dipping sauces.
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Ponzu Dipping Sauce 2 cup orange juice 1 cup sake (or use 6 oz of sherry with 2 oz sugar) 1/2 cup sugar 1/2 cup soy sauce 1 ½ oz fresh lime juice 1/2 teaspoon dried crushed red pepper Combine all ingredients. Let sit for at least 1 hour for flavors to marry. Gochujang Dipping Sauce 8 Tbsps. Gochujang paste 6 Tbsps. rice or distilled vinegar 4 Tbsps. sesame oil 2 Tbsps. ketchup 4 Tbsps. honey (maple syrup or corn syrup can be substituted) Mix Well. Serve chilled or at room temperature
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Day Spa
Mustard Potato Salad *Tossed Green Salad with Herb Vinaigrette *Pan Roasted Chicken with Garlic Herb Butter
September Spa Specials! Treat yourself Or a loved one to a Spa Treatment!
*Beer Braised Sausages with Slow Cooked Peppers and Onions *Warm Rolls and Butter
LABOR DAY CELEBRATION Join us for our annual Corte Bella Labor Day Dinner and Dance Celebration!
*Creamy Macaroni and Cheese *Corn on the Cob *Assorted Mini Desserts *Iced Tea and
Entertainment by the Faded Jeans Band. Tickets on sale Sunday, August 1 after 2:00 p.m. at the Fitness desk. HOA account, check or cash (exact change).
Two 60 minute treatments $122 Or Two 90 minute treatments $167 Massages: Swedish or Therapeutic Facials: Corte Bella Signature (customizable)
2nd Appointment/Service must be completed within 30 days from date of purchase.
Rejuvenating Facial
$106, $100
Naturally restores and improves tone of dull sluggish skin. This facial will clarify and rebalance your skin by detoxifying and eliminating pollutants. Your skin will feel rejuvenated!
Lemonade
Therapeutic Massage
$82, $78
This massage helps heal the body of injuries and release tension with kneading, deep strokes and direct pressure! Monday, September 6
Spa Blends Body Butter, 6oz $21 Corte Bella Embroidered Robes $74
6:00 p.m.
$35 per person
Santa Barbara Room
Gift Certificates Available! Call (623) 217-2018
Offers are September 1 - 30, 2021. Full payment must be rendered at time of first appointment. 2nd service must be completed within 30 days.
ANACAPA RESTAURANT The Anacapa is open for in-house and patio dining for all customers and curbside delivery for resident only takeout orders. Call 623-455-9045 for reservations.
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The Anacapa restaurant strictly enforces enhanced sanitation for the safety of all patrons at all times.
ANACAPA RESTAURANT: Phone: 623-455-9045 lunch - 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM dinner - 4:00 PM to 8:00 {PM (closed from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM) Days: Tuesday – Saturday Closed Sunday and Monday
The Anacapa features daily lunch and dinner specials in addition to their a la carte menu. Enjoy patio seating with the best view in the Northwest Valley. Call the Anacapa reception desk for additional information and reservations at 623-455-9045. • Anacapa’s annual Octoberfest Buffet is October 27 from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM . Live music and German cuisine at its finest. Make your reservation today. • Saturday is Prime Rib Dinner Night at the Anacapa! (Market Price) • Come in for Wine Down Wednesdays featuring special wines at great values. Residents receive 10% discount on entrees when charged to your social account.
The Anacapa is the place for your special occasion small gathering. The Anacapa is also available to cater small dinner parties in your home. Contact Jill Machay for reservations and information.
Support your community restaurant. Come dine with us today.
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Wine & Food: Uncorked Deborah Damery Lazear, CSW
(Note: this article was first published in 2018) Many Corte Bella wine lovers travel to places famous for their wines, and they bring some home. Much of this wine is not readily available in our local stores, so it is a real treat when a friend shares a special bottle. The food should showcase the wine, and a bridge between the two are just the trick. Here are a few tips to make this happen. If the wine is spicy, such as Zinfandel, Shiraz, or Gewürztraminer, the food will benefit from some finishing sea salt dusted on just before serving. Alternatively, add a bridging spice such as cinnamon, cayenne, or cumin to the dish. If the wine is tannic, (e.g. Cabernet Sauvignon) add crème frâiche, butter, or olive oil to the finished sauce. I have fun with truffle oil.
If the wine is acidic (Pinot Grigio, Barolo), substitute feta for Parmesan. An aged balsamic vinegar (18 years old) drizzled over the dish will also calm the acid. If the wine is herbaceous (Sauvignon Blanc), add parsley or basil with a little butter to finish.
First, identify if the wine has been aged in oak or aged in stainless steel (unoaked.) Some Chardonnay will have a little of both! Unoaked Chardonnay, such as Chablis and Burgundy, pair beautifully with oysters in the half shell, Humboldt Fog or Cheddar cheese, and Brussels sprouts. Oaked Chardonnay prefers sheep’s milk cheeses, coconut sauces and banana bread!
If the wine is high in alcohol (16-17%), roast some onions and puree them to make a sauce.
Frequently Asked Questions
If the wine is fruit-forward (aka sweet), like (Riesling Spätlese), add some chili to the dish. Replace broccoli or asparagus with spinach.
Q. Why do you match the wine to the most prominent element in the dish, not the category such as chicken, beef, etc.?
If the wine is oaky (Chardonnay, aged in oak), blend in a few vanilla beans into the sauce.
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A. Consider the seasoning, cooking method, or sauce. Those may be the more pronounced flavors, not the chicken or fish underneath it. Veal cutlets simply cooked in a sauté pan with a squeeze of lemon would welcome a white wine with a little acidity such as Pinot Grigio. But turn that veal into Veal Marsala with mushrooms, and the rich Marsala wine in the sauce cries out for a soft, supple red like Barbara or Merlot.
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For Your Information Dave Thomas, HOA Board Treasurer The 2022 budget process is in full swing, and hopefully this budget planning cycle will be unaffected by COVID and the new deviant. The past two years have been very difficult (as you all are well aware) to plan and manage the budget with such uncertainty. So far through the month of June, the 2021 budget is slightly positive year-to-date. Also, Leann Blue, our new General Manager, is working on her first Corte Bella budget. She is working diligently with the team to meet the following budget timetable as approved by the CBCCA Board of Directors. •
By August 31, the General Manager shall present the draft budget to the Finance Committee (FC) and CBCCA Board of Directors.
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Finance Committee shall approve the final budget at their September meeting, or prior special Finance Committee meeting. (During the September timeframe, prior to the FC meeting, the FC Chair may send a copy of the draft budget to FC and CBCCA Board members for review, comments and questions).
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After approval, the Finance Committee (in concert with the General Manager) will prepare and present the
recommended budget to the Board of Directors in an open meeting workshop. The presentation will include backup information available on how each line item was validated or adjusted. The budget presented must have the General Manager’s concurrence with exceptions, if any, noted as part of the discussion.
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No later than October 24th, the CBCCA Board must approve a budget for the following fiscal year. Said Board approval date must provide, at a minimum, ten (10) days prior to the first Thursday in November. This deadline is necessary to allow sufficient and reasonable time for the Treasurer/Finance Committee and General Manager to prepare and coordinate the Membership Budget Presentation.
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By the first Thursday in November, the Finance Committee will present the approved budget to the community in an open workshop.
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By November 15, the General Manager must print and mail the approved budget to the community resident owners.
Many thanks to all the different individuals and teams that are working countless hours to meet our 2022 budget guidance.
Did You Know? Architectural Review Committee
Barrel Cacti in the front yard are not within ARC guidelines! From the Corte Bella Approved Plant List: A handful of different cacti are acceptable, but only in the rear yard or walled courtyard.
It’s time to weed and trim plants! 5.1.6-8 General Requirements:
We’ve had rain this summer! With this phenomenon, weeds are popping up everywhere, and plants are growing like crazy. Some lots have become overgrown. Let’s get to weeding. Trim all plants within the 5-foot setback to under 5 feet tall, and keep them from overhanging onto your neighbor’s property. If you are not here year-round, please make arrangements for your lot to be groomed and maintained while you are gone.
You can paint your trash can lid! 14.3 Trash Containers:
Trash can lids may be painted to match the existing color as installed by Pulte (green), the body color of the house, or Sedona Red to match the rock color.
You don’t always have to wait for the ARC’s monthly meeting to get approval of your exterior changes!
Once your request and plans are submitted to the HOA office, it is possible that the ARC members will review your submission via email as a “quick sign”. If the submission is routine in nature, not too complicated, i.e. not a pool or landscape plan, and your request is complete and clear, then in many cases the committee can render the decision within a couple of days.
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Sunday Cabaret Anacapa Restaurant
Sunday, September 19 Thaddeus Rose Duo
Performing a variety of the best dance rock hits of all times. Their remakes of iconic cover tunes are flawless and originate from some of the greatest musicians of our time.
5:30 pm Doors Open/Cash Bar 6:00 pm — 8:00 pm Limited Dining Menu 6:00 pm — 8:30 pm Live Entertainment
$13 (Music Only)
Tickets on sale Sunday, August 8 after 2:00 p.m. at the Fitness desk. A maximum of 4 tickets may be purchased per customer HOA charge, check, or cash (exact change) Tickets are non-refundable.
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Trip to Algodones, Mexico Join us as we travel to Los Algodones, Mexico! We will be traveling for the day to experience the culture as residents explore all the town’s offerings. This is a great opportunity to purchase art, pottery, prescription medication, tequila, and authentic Mexican food. This trip requires a valid passport. There will be a lot of walking so wear appropriate shoes.
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Cottonwood & Alcantara Vineyards
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Algodones, Mexico
Return Anacapa
Join us as we explore the quaint town of shops and wine tasting rooms in Cottonwood. After Cottonwood we will venture on to the Alcantara
$145 per person *
Vineyards to enjoy lunch and wine tastings. Tickets on sale Sunday, July 25 after 2:00 p.m. at the Fitness desk. HOA account, check, and cash (exact change).
Tickets on sale Sunday, September 5 after 2:00 p.m. at the Fitness desk. HOA account, check and cash
Tickets are non-refundable.
(exact change). Tickets are non-refundable.
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Corte Bella Vets Happenings Karen Starkman Please join the Corte Bella Vets for our Annual Patriot Day Ceremony on Saturday, September 11, 2021 at 7:00 AM. We will meet at the grassy area near our community flagpole. Following the ceremony, we will walk around the circle. All are welcome to join at any point; golf carts, bicycles, and cars are also welcome. The Corte Bella Golf Club will be open at 8:00 AM for breakfast for those who wish to partake. Full details and schedule of events are available on the Corte Bell Vets website at www.cortebellavets.org.
John, a U.S. Army Veteran, recently approached an AmeriCorps member in Surprise with his story. He and his wife moved to Arizona, but when his wife died, he was adrift, with little resources to return home to his Michigan family. He wasn’t sure where to turn, but knew that he needed money to make the 2,000+ mile trip home. Allison Wisniewski, from AmeriCorps, reached out to the Corte Bella Vets to see if we would consider assisting. Within 24 hours, it was agreed that he needed help, and we would make it happen. Ralph Brown acquired $1,000 in Visa Cards which were given to John for his journey home. It is because of you, the residents of Corte Bella, and the Corte Bell Veteran’s Group that we were able to make this happen. Thank you all for your support.
Patriot Day Schedule of Events Meet at Grass near Flag Pole (patriotic music) 7AM Welcome from Master of Ceremonies---Keith Fowler Welcome from Corte Bella Vets President---Donna Norton Benediction---Trena Harmon Posting of Colors---Surprise Police Department The National Anthem---Mary Jo American flag lowered to half-staff, and moment of silence Bell Ceremony---Arizona Fire & Medical Authority Rifle Volley--- The American Legion, Mary Ellen Piotrowski Post 94 Taps---The American Legion, Mary Ellen Piotrowski Post 94 Walk around the loop begins, all are welcome to join us at ANY point. Golf carts, bikes, cars, and pets are welcome to join. Bottled water stations will be available. 8AM---Corte Bella Golf Club Grill will be open for breakfast
The Corte Bella Vets Dinner/Dance Gala will be held in the social hall on Saturday, October 23rd. The Gala will begin at 5:00 PM (doors will open at 4:30 PM). Cocktails (with a cash bar) will begin at 5:000 PM, and dinner will be served at 6:00 PM. We will begin selling tickets on September 7th from 4:00 to 6:00 PM every Tuesday and Thursday thru October 12th in the Anacapa breezeway. Tickets will be $50 per person (check or cash only) and $15.00 per ticket will be tax deductible as a charitable donation. Music will be provided by our very own DJ, Keith Fowler.
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SOuL’s Salsa Fest and Chili Feed Smiling Out Loud (SOuL) is excited to invite Corte Bella to its annual fundraising event on Monday, November 1st. This year, things are a bit different with our first-ever salsa contest. What will not change is our Corte Bella famous chili dinner with all the fixings to be enjoyed after sampling all the salsas. SOuL hopes that the creative cooks in our community will answer this challenge with their favorite recipes for salsa (hot, tangy, sweet, innovative, and unique blends) to enter into our tasting contest. There will be a Fan Favorite and a Judges’ Choice winner with prizes and bragging rights awarded.
The tickets are just $25 per person for this much-anticipated event, and they will be on sale Saturday, September 25th at 9:30 AM outside the Fitness Center. Any questions on tickets should be sent to Sandy Connelly at si.connelly@yahoo.com. For additional information on how to enter the salsa contest, please contact Marcie D’Olivo at mousseypad5@cox.net. All proceeds from this event will go towards SOuL’s on-going charity support activities with worthy local organizations. SOuL is grateful for the community’s consistent support and hopes to see you at this Salsa Fest in November!
Where SOuL Gave Support from January to August 2021 Report to the Community:
Smiling Out Loud (SOuL), the ladies’ charity support group of Corte Bella, is very proud to provide this half-year report to the community regarding their efforts to assist worthy organizations in the northwest valley. Thank you for your enduring support for our fund-raising activities and events. The residents of Corte Bella are amazing, and SOuL is grateful for your endless generosity.
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Ryan’s Case for Smiles Valley View Food Bank Street Light USA Salvation Army SC Corps St. Mary’s Food Bank Phoenix Dream Center Thompson Ranch Elementary
$1,000 $2,500 $1,000 $3,500 $500 $2,000 $100
Total donations to charity $10,600 from January to mid-August 2021
Save the Date!
The Ladies of SOuL Present -
“SALSA FEST” contest and Chili Dinner
Monday, November 1st, at Anacapa, Social Hall, Breezeway and Patio $25 per person / 5:00 PM - salsa contest
SALSA tasting from our Corte Bella neighbors’ best recipes Help to choose the best Corte Bella Salsa 6:00 PM – chili dinner with all the fixings Cash bar (with Happy Hour prices) Music and dancing
Tickets are on sale at the Fitness Center on Saturday, September 25 at 9:30 AM. Seating is limited. Contact Sandy Connelly at si.connelly@yahoo.com for ticket information. For Information on how to enter the salsa contest, contact Marcie D’Olivo at mousseypad5@cox.net. Don’t miss this event! Proceeds from all SOuL events support local valley charities.
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Corte Bella Adventure Group Steve Downing Summer brings about the normal slow down of Corte Bella Adventure Group activities. The summer of “21”, we saw a total hiatus of events due to Covid, temperatures, and the normal disbursement of members throughout the country and Canada. I believe this September will bring a new season, one which feels more normal to the Adventure Group. With most of us receiving the vaccine, we should see a renewed comfort in spending time with our friends, carpooling, and having lunch together after a hike. Sunday bike rides will begin in September, and hikes beginning the first Tuesday in November. Both of our longer rides are scheduled for this fall, such as the 36 mile ride to the Arizona Biltmore and the 30 mile ride from Scottsdale to Tempe along the green belt. Beth and I had the opportunity to spend a few days with Bruce and Colleen Kelly at their lake house in Cor D’Alene. They were magnificent hosts, and we had a fantastic time. Frants and Nanette Madsen were able to spend some time with Rich & Jan Lowe in Worthington, Minnesota. Steve and Bennie Miller are out gallivanting through California, I believe. There is a Corte Bella Adventure Group Facebook page where some members do post their whereabouts and share pictures. I certainly hope to see our Canadian friends this year. We all missed you last year, and anxiously await your return. For those of you that spend the summers in the Northwest, we found a nice trail north of Cle Elum, Washington called Pete’s Lake. We were able to drive to Cooper Lake (a fantastic kayaking lake), and from there a 9 mile roundtrip hike to Pete’s Lake, in the Alpine Lakes area of Washington. While the distance may seem
long, the elevation change is only 400 feet. From the Washington Trails Association: Pete Lake is the headwater of the Cooper River, the most significant waterway of the Salmon la Sac region. The trail to the lake is one of the more popular hiking pathways on the east side of Snoqualmie Pass, with its diversity of uses and wildlife. It is enjoyable for campers, hikers, and birders. Climbers use it as a staging area for tackling Big Summit Chief and Chimney Rock. From the parking area, the trail heads northwest into the forest, at times hugging the Cooper River. Pass under towering old growth western white pine, Douglas fir, western hemlock, mountain hemlock, and Engelmann spruce—you may need to check cones to tell who’s who! The trail has a mild amount of up-and-down, some of which results from crossing eight easily-forded creeks. Pack animals walk this trail, too, so watch your steps. The trail’s grade and direction are consistent; 4.5 miles from and 400 feet higher than your starting point, boot-paths diverge and reach out to campsites at the shore of the lake. Along the way and at the lake, you may notice hummingbirds, common mergansers, pine siskins, evening grosbeaks, fishers, and martens. Deer, bobcats, coyotes, and cougar prowl this area. When you reach the lake, which sits in a broad basin, apply your bug spray, for the mosquitoes love this lake, too. Watch the birds, photograph the flowers, or take a swim in the shallow waters. When the weather is clear and the waters are calm, Chimney Rock to the left and Big Summit Chief to the right, both to the northwest, are reflected in the waters. Hope you all had a fantastic summer. For us, tomorrow is cruise day. Photos: Steve Downing
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There’s a New Wine Group in Town! Jeanie and Jesse Young Meet the “CB Winetasting Group.” This group is led by Jeanie and Jesse Young, recent transplants from Colorado. They have steered and participated in wine groups for some two decades, and want to share their excitement for wine with their new community. The main objective of the CB Winetasting Group is social, with the idea that you can enjoy the company of others while learning about wine along the way. You don’t have to be a sommelier to thoroughly enjoy the many varietals and approaches to wine from around the world. The themes are as varied as the wines and the regions they represent. The group will meet in a host’s home on a monthly basis, rotating across members. The host chooses the theme, purchases the wine, and presents their offering according to the their own personal approach. Each attending member or couple brings an appetizer or dessert, and pays a nominal fee for the wine. The group will meet on the 2nd Saturday of the month, with some flexibility for the host and around the holidays. The first get-
together will be on Saturday, October 9, at 6:00 PM. Location information will follow. Additional details can be obtained by calling or emailing Jesse D. Young at jessedyoung23@gmail.com or 303-748-9897.
Auto Meets Home Ask Agnes
We’re all looking for the easy way to get things done, aren’t we? I know I am. I’ve been researching this for perhaps more than 50 years. I’m calling myself an expert! One of my favorite speed-dusting tricks is commonly called “The California Duster.” I’ll bet you’ve seen one, or may have one, but you use it to dust your car. It can do so much more. I use it to dust my doors and cabinets, all large areas that have irregular surfaces. The fibers adjust to grab and hold the dust. Sure does make a tedious job go fast. It works well on outdoor furniture and dusty outside windows. You’ll find other uses to suit your needs. They’re pretty cheap, considering how much time and effort they save. The ones I purchased came in a two-pack. One is small-sized to dust shelves and is a little larger in area than my hand. Feel free to ask me questions about any home maintenance issues. I’ve lived here for 17 years and have dealt with care and upkeep of Corte Bella homes for most of that time. Contact me at dawn.cortebella@yahoo.com.
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PORA Education: Learning Opportunities Bets Barrett, Educational Coordinator
PORA (Looking Out For You) If you are an adult with a passion for lifelong learning, you’ve come to the right place! Learning never ends; at least, it shouldn’t. In the past, many of us had to focus on education as a pathway to career or financial success. Imagine if you were free to learn virtually anything you want. What would you want to understand better? What skills have you wanted to develop or try but haven’t had the chance? What has piqued your interest that you haven’t learned enough about? Learning is a lifelong journey, and you are now freer to learn than you ever have been before. PORA Education, or PEP as we like to call ourselves, provides programs for ongoing learning. Sun City West, Corte Bella, Sun City Grand, and all nearby communities can take advantage of events, special interest groups, and courses in art, gardening, financial planning, and much more! And ... you do not need to be a PORA member to enjoy our classes. Everyone is welcome. Starting in September for our Fall classes, we will offer two types of learning experiences: Events and Classes.
PORA EVENTS
PORA is proud to host a new series of free events each month, starting in September. Every month is dedicated to a specific topic requested by our own residents with presentations from community experts and PORA cited vendors. Join us each month for Coffee and Donuts at 9:00 AM. Meet our panel of experts for an open Q & A from 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM. More in-depth breakout sessions from each expert in separate classrooms follow from 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM. While each monthly event is free, registration, to hold your seat/place is required in advance.
September 13 (Monday) – Gardening and Landscaping
Learn about pot and planter gardening, everything irrigation from a real expert, landscape design from a pro, DIY artificial turf (for pets and patio), best trees, best plants for AZ – and much more!
October 18 (Monday) – Financial Planning
Every answer to reverse mortgages, wills, and trusts, investing, taxes, extended healthcare, and more.
November 15 (Monday) – Construction and Renovation
DIY CAD and 3D design, the scoop from real contractors, an even bigger scoop about contracts from AZROC, where to get your lot plot and house plans, scams, new stuff-kitchens.
December 13 (Monday) – Christmas With Critters
Everything about those critters you see in your backyards and more! Meet them live an in-person as they are presented and described by the AZ Herpetological Society, AZ Wildlife Rescue,
and AZ Fish and Game. Bring the grandkids if they are visiting – they will love it, too. Again – space is limited – be sure to register!
PORA FALL CLASSES
Traditional classes will also be offered. Most are at a nominal cost of $20.00; however, many are offered free. Be sure to take a look at out catalog on line at https://www.porascw.org/poraeducation-program/; pick up a printed copy at our center 13815 W. Camino del Sol, Sun West City. Or, call us at 623-584-4288 X415, and we can answer any questions you might have. Drop by the Corte Bella administrative office to pick up your free catalog copy. We will be offering many, many new classes in addition to the return of our most favorite. With too many to list them all- be sure to check out CUT THE CORD-HOW TO FIRE YOUR CABLE COMPANY, THE POWER OF HOME SOLAR, SOS - SAVE ORGANIZE SHARE, AZ GARDEN HACKS, ESTATE PLANNING, TAX UPDATES, DETOX, TINNITUS, VALLEY FEVER and many more. If you are worried you might not fit in our classes, think again. The most important thing to remember when it comes to learning is that the desire to learn is inherently human. As people, we are constantly drawn to ways to better understand and assess the world around us. Embrace that desire and consider adding educational elements to your retirement plan. Join us for a fun and enlightening Fall.
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From the Corte Bella Chorus Talent Search: Director and Accompanist Needed, (Singers Always Welcome) Corte Bella Chorus is anxious to ring in the 2021 holiday season with a variety of new and favorite holiday selections. For this to happen, we need a director and a keyboard accompanist. Monday evening practices are held from late September until mid-December, and again from late January through March. Performances include the Anacapa Christmas Tree Lighting, the San Ramon Walk-About Night, and the Corte Bella Holiday SingAlong. If you would like to be a part of this enthusiastic group as a director, accompanist or as a singer, please contact Hilda Furkert (hilda.furkert@gmail.com or 623 266-2733). Corte Bella’s Chorus performs at the annual Sam Ramon Christmas Walk About Night.
Tree Health Shirley Williams, Corte Bella resident
(This is a reprint of an article first published in the January 2018 CB Times.) On my frequent walks around Corte Bella, I have noticed a variety of ways trees have been trimmed. I have recently become a Master Gardener, and am becoming more aware of the damage that can be done to a tree if not properly pruned. Why should you care? Cost: The tree cost of topping is often hidden—-lower property values, expense of removal, and replacement if the tree dies or is damaged by the wind. Ugliness: A chopped tree is disfigured and provides no aesthetic benefit or functional benefit. Starvation: Topping a tree removes so much of the tree’s leafy crown that it dangerously reduces the tree’s food-making ability. Shock: By removing the tree’s canopy, the bark tissue is exposed to the sun and scalding can cause tree death. Insects and disease: The exposed ends of topped limbs are highly vulnerable to insect invasion or decay from fungi spores.
So as you can see in the illustration, the properly pruned tree is growing slower and less dense. Thus, it is more beautiful with its size controlled, and is safer and healthier. You also do not get extra sprouts at the base of the tree.
An arborist is your best option for pruning your tree. Another option is to talk to your landscaper about how you want the tree trimmed. There are plenty of websites that give you proper pruning Source: Tree City USA, City USA, Arbor Day Foundati techniques. Go to extension. (Source: Tree Arbor Day Foundation Arizona.edu/MaricopaMG for publications and see pub. AZ1139. Keep Corte Bella beautiful and safe with proper care of your trees.
Weak Limbs: New branches that grow from stubbed limbs are weakly attached and more liable to break. Rapid new growth: Instead of controlling the height and spread of the tree, topping has the opposite effect. New branches are more numerous and grow higher than before. Tree death: Some tree species cannot tolerate major branch loss.
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What’s Happening in Corte Bella For Pam Lawrence (compiled by Linda Wright)
Jason Love Comedy Show Friday, July 16
Corte Bella loves to laugh, and these events are perfect for our residents. Jason brought his funny friends with him from LA, and there were plenty of belly laughs this evening. Perfect summer fun.
Corte Bella Annual Ice Cream Social Sunday, July 24
This annual event was again a big success with 250 residents coming in for a cool treat, and a chance to hang with friends in the social hall. All those who stay for the long, hot summer months in Arizona were rewarded for their tenacity thanks to the CBCCA.
Cooking with Chef Dan Friday, July 30
Anacapa’s Wine Pairing Dinner Wednesday, July 21
The Anacapa provided a wonderful meal with specially selected wines from Arizona’s own Page Springs vineyard in the Verde Valley. The event even had an anniversary celebration for Tom and Paula Penkauskas.
Executive Chef Dan Haywood excited the class participants with Asian Kitchen recipes for this event. Watching Chef prepare tempura vegetables with two dipping sauces was a treat, and the technique for making Kim-chi relish was something new for everyone. The Korean short-ribs were so delicious, and the surprise of the Black Thai Rice pudding for desert was almost magical. It was a wonderful way to spend a hot summer afternoon.
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Your Corte Bella Garden in September Deborah “Ladybug” Lazear •
TAD Concert – “Prince Again”
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Fertilize trees & shrubs for the last time until Spring.
Friday, August 6
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Fertilize roses at half-strength.
There was a lot of purple and other bright colors used in the costumes for this tribute concert. The live band was sensational along with the “Prince” of a vocalist. The music of this iconic legend provided a memorable night for Corte Bella residents.
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Check watering schedule: set for 90º - 105º temperatures. Fertilize succulents at half-strength. Cut back lantana to a 12” round. Replace watering timer battery.
Plant artichoke plants for silver grey foliage and pretty thistle flowers. Plant scallions, and replace beets, carrots, leeks, lettuce, onions, peas, and spinach in your garden.
Flu Shot Clinic Movement Room Saturday, September 25, 2021
9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Medicare Part D- No Cost Pneumonia Shot Available Upon Request
Day Trip to Prescott Wine and Arts Festival Saturday, August 7
It was a perfect day to travel by bus to Prescott for the summer wine and arts festival. Fifty-three residents joined the excursion, and enjoyed the cooler temps up in Prescott. Shopping was the name of the game for the day.
Most insurances accepted. Blue Cross Blue Shield Advantage Plus not accepted. You can pick up your consent form at the Fitness desk and fill it out prior to the event.
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HEALTH & FITNESS
Corte Bella Pickleball Club News Mary Blome
Pickleball:
It’s fun, social, and friendly. The rules are simple, and the game is easy for beginners to learn. But Pickleball can develop into a quick, fast-paced, and competitive game for experienced players.
Summer Fun in the Sun:
It has been so warm this summer that we have taken to playing Pickleball at 6:00 AM or at 7:00 PM. It is so much fun, and we have some diehards! Come join us for fun, exercise, and comradery. Join the fun of the fastest growing sport in North America: If you wish to learn how to play the game, and are not a current member of the Corte Bella Pickleball Club, you are welcome to attend a clinic. We will begin the clinics in October, and will hold them once a month. If interested, please let Eileen Mateyka know via email - emateyka@icloud.com. Come join the fun!
Clinic Dates:
Sunday, October 10th from 12:00 noon to 2:00 PM. Friday, November 12th from 12:00 noon to 2:00 PM. Sunday, Decemeber 12th from 12:00 noon to 2:00 PM.
Corte Bella Golf Club News Tyson Siegler, Membership Director We survived another summer, and now we are in the homestretch, heading into the climate for which we all live here! The golf course transitioned to the summer Bermuda grass very nicely this year, with the help of the monsoon rains. September is a great time to come and play some golf. The golf club is offering residents a special rate of $49 after 8:00 AM any day of the week for the month of September. September will be the last chance to play at great summer rates.
This year, the course will be closing on Monday, October 4th for the over-seed process and will reopen for play on Friday, October 22nd (under cart path only restriction). During this period, the golf club grill will also be closed for seasonal cleaning. We look forward to another great 2021 winter season, and 2022 spring season here at the golf club. We hope to see you all over here enjoying a round of golf or a cocktail with friends.
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Corte Bella Tennis Club News Donna Norton In the book “Late to the Ball”, Gerald Marzorati, a retiring editor for the New York Times Magazine, decides to take up tennis. He hopes to be able to play with the very best by attending training camps around the country, entering tournaments, and taking weekly lessons with a professional tour player. Fortunately, he eventually realizes that playing on his home courts is extremely rewarding because of new friendships developed, the game keeps him exercising, and every so often, he has a “win” that feels great! Here in Corte Bella, we have many opportunities to learn, play, and win in a game of tennis. •
On Monday, Wednesday and Friday, we have drop-in tennis where all are welcome to join in at 7:00 a.m.
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On Tuesday, we have Ladies Play in the morning and Mixed Doubles in the evenings.
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On Wednesday morning, we have a free clinic on Court 4 at 7:00 a.m.
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On Fridays, the ladies play in the West Valley League with other local communities, including Sun City West, Sun City Grand, and Sun City.
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On Saturday mornings, we have 3.5 and 4.0 play for anyone interested.
If you want to start a league, please let us know and we will get the word out. Our Tennis Club will be planning tournaments for the coming year in the near future, and we welcome your participation. Tennis adds life to your years and years to your life!
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SOCIAL CLUB CLUB & INTEREST GROUPS
Activities
Day of Week
Social Rooms
Time
Place
Contact Person
Bid Whist
2nd Fri.
7–10 PM
Social Hall
Kaye France
CB Quilters
2nd Friday
Varies
Bacara Room
Lana Henn Barbara Thomason
Contact Info 623-934-5051
lana@uwdawgs.com thomasonb@hotmail.com
CB Steppers Line Dance
1st & 3rd Thurs.
6–7:30 PM
Social Hall
Lynn Funk / Nancy Kronlund
623-670-0733 / 320-444-1642
CB Watercolor Enthusiasts
Varies
Varies
Social Hall
Deborah Lazear
deborahdlazear@gmail.com
Corte Bella Baggers
Thursday
4:00 PM (Summer 5:00 PM)
Anacapa Patio (Summer Social Hall)
Bill Mooney/Ruth Mooney
Corte Bella Baggers
Thursday
5-7 PM
Anacapa Patio (Summer Social Hall)
Bill / 816-244-2517 wmooney1945@gmail.com Ruth / 816-244-2914 rehmooney50@gmail.com
Bill Mooney
wmooney1945@gmail.com 816-244-2517
Corte Bella Chorus
Mon.
7 PM
Social Hall
Hilda Furkert
623-266-2733
Corte Bella Tai Chi Group
Mon/Tues Tues/Thurs
9:15 AM 8:00 AM
Stanza Room
Cathy Boorman
206-818-0860
Corte Bella Vets
1st Thursday
Duplicate Bridge
Every Tue.
Friends of Italy
Varies
Hand & Foot Canasta
2nd & 4th Mon.
LGBTQ Group of Corte Bella
Wednesday
Ladies Hi Tea
Mah Jongg
Men’s Christian Group
Open Bridge
Poker Club
Ryan’s Case for Smiles
Mon./Thu.
Tue.
Every Thu.
1st Wed. each month
2nd Wed
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
12:30–4:30 PM
Varies
6–8:45 PM
Call for Times
5:30 PM
10 AM–3 PM
9–10 AM
1–4 PM
5–9 PM
1–4:30 PM
Anacapa
Social Hall
Social Hall
Social Hall
Social Hall
Anacapa
Social Hall
Laguna Room
Social Hall
Social Hall
Social Hall
Smiling Out Loud (SOuL)
3rd Thu.
10:00 – 12 Noon
Social Hall
West Valley Photo Club
4th Tues
6:30 - 8:30 PM
Social Hall
Ya Ya Sisterhood Canasta
Mon. & Fri.
12–4 PM
Social Hall
Usually Meets in Members’ Homes Bunco
Bunco Afternooners
1st Tue.
2nd Mon.
Canadians CB Book Lovers Club
CB Open Jam Group
CB Winetasting Group
Cellar Dwellers Wine Tasting
Christian Neighborhood Group
Corte Bella Car Club
2nd Tuesday
Varies
2nd Saturday
Varies
Tuesday Group
Varies
Hawaiian Music Club
Varies
The Kelly Players
Varies
Iowa Group
Pinochle: Single Deck
Homes
Keith Fowler
Ross Mason
Janet Silver
Nancy Stevens
Jo Ann Moberly
Jim Dowen
Ann Webb
Todd Gerber
Sandy Harris
Carla Smith
Don Jeffery Chelle Mestemacher
Barb Morin
Harriet Kessler
rwbrown131@msn.com
ljacobs1943@gmail.com
FOI_keith@msn.com
rm070@outlook.com
623-337-4139
blanchmd@aol.com
623-328-9583
623-556-8137
623-594-4592
(602) 639-8839 / toddgerber3@gmail.com
Sharris4cases@gmail.com/928-821-6280
SOuL4u@yahoo.com
donkansas@hotmail.com / 920-252-0441 jonchell@sbcglobal.net / 816-309-3700
BMorin2@cox.net
623-388-3731
1-3:30 PM
Homes
Cathy Emerson
623-518-3833
Call for Times
Various
The Mandells
623-374-3592
3:30 – 5:00 PM
7–9 PM
6:00 PM
Varies
6:30 PM
Varies
Homes
Homes
Varies
Homes
Homes
Donna Norton
Greg Peck
Jesse and Jeanie Young
Robin Mandell
Jerry and Gayle Moore
Howard Evans
donnaenorton@gmail.com
602-657-3950
303-748-9897 / Jessedyoung@gmail.com
623-296-7014
623-322-8190
howard.evans@cox.net
Varies
Homes
Susan Hoe
susan.hoe@cox.net
Varies
Homes
Catherine Kelly
crkjek@aol.com
Call for Times
Bob & Pam DeWaay
515-991-9166
6:00 PM
Homes
Darlene Schilf
darcats@gmail.com
Shalom Club
Call for Times
Homes
Judi Bourd
623-433-9449
Singles
Call for Times
Homes
Pat Kovecses Edina Geurink
623-337-3743 / pageko66@gmail.com 440-725-7277 / degeurink@cox.net
2nd Mon.
5:00 PM
Homes
Evie Hansen / Merrill Ewert
evie.hanson@gmail.com Merrill.Ewert@gmail.com
Team Couples
1st Friday
4:30 – 6:30 PM
Courts
Sandy Johnson
623-251-3829
Couples
1st Sat.
4 – 5:30 PM
Courts
John / Barbara Wilson
623-688-8338
World of Friends
3rd Sat
7-10 PM
Ralph Brown
Paul Jacobs
Sports Bocce Ball
Couples
El Camino El Sueno
Las Palmas
Men’s Open San Ramon Golf Tennis
2nd & 4th Tue. 1st & 3rd Tue. Every Wed. 2nd Sun.
Every Mon.
Ready Golf Girls (RGG)
Thursday
5 – 7 PM 6 – 8 PM 6 – 8 PM 5 – 7 PM 4 – 6 PM
5:30 – 8:30 PM
Courts Courts Courts Courts Courts Courts
Shirley Williams Dan Louden
Darrell Emerson David Keppy
Robert Broda
Carol Dobkins
Oct to Apr 9:00 AM; May to Sept 8:00 AM
Golf Club
Sara Cranston
Meet at Various Courses
Pat Cooper
TBA
309-781-9848 623-328-9341 623-518-3833 623-455-8310 847-381-6165 623-266-9395 425-503-6259 / cranstonsara@yahoo.com 303-718-9122 / patcooperheb@msn.com
Ladies’ Invitational 3.5/4.0
Every Tue.
8 – 10 AM
Courts
Ann Paulson
623-433-9973
Men’s 3.5
Thu. & Sat.
8:30 – 10:30 AM
Courts
Colleen Miller
503-869-4570
Ladies’ Invitational 3.5/4.0
Open
Hiking/Cycling
1st & 3rd Wed.
Lady Putters
Men’s 4.0
Pickleball
4th Friday
Open Play
Member Play
Adventure Club
Every Sat.
Every Thu.
Every Wed.
Mon., Wed., Fri.
Mon.-Sat.
Varies
9 – 11 AM 10:30 AM 7:00 PM
7:00 – 10:00 AM
7:00 – 10:00 AM
Varies
Courts Courts Courts Courts
Courts
Varies
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Robin Culley
Don Schneider Jack Shifman Ken Egide
Mary Blome
Steve Downing
623-444-5448 623-399-9640 623-518-4909 623-266-3820
602-690-9940
602-339-2000
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623-214-7161
Complete Air Conditioning Service, Install or Repair Water Heaters, Water Softeners, Slab Leaks, Toilets, Faucets, Main Water Line Repair or Replacement, Circulating Pumps, Disposals, Bathroom Remodels, All irrigation Services, HVAC New Install Service and Repair Licensed/Bonded/Insured ROC License 169411\306306
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