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TORREON IS A LIFESTYLE The Luxe Group Keller Williams are proud to be the on-site sales office for Torreon, featuring 27 holes of championship golf and four-seasons of family fun in the heart of the White Mountains. At 6,300 feet, abundant rivers, lakes and forests provide unlimited recreation.

Horseback riding, ATV’s, hiking, skiing, fishing and boating are just a few of the ways you can enjoy the surrounding area. Plus, the unique shopping, dining, entertainment and historical sites of Show Low are just down the road. From the weekend cabin to the grand lodge, Torreon has something for everyone.

GOLF VILLAS Situated along Torreon’s beautiful golf course, you’ll find Torreon’s luxury golf villas.

These rustic yet refined homes, rich in detail, offer forest, stream or golf course views.

Thoughtfully designed 2 and 3 bedroom homes afford convenience and maintenance free exterior livability for a casual mountain lifestyle.

$195,000 - $325,000

CARDINAL LANDING Cardinal Landing offers residents an alternative to the estate-sized lots found throughout the community. These quaint, single-family home sites with two to three bedrooms and two car garages are ideal for the cozy, log-cabin homes traditionally found in Arizona’s mountains. There is something for everyone at Torreon and Cardinal Landing is the perfect home base to enjoy it all.

$225,000 - $375,000

THE LODGES The Lodges offer spectacular golf course views and are ideally in the heart of Torreon and located steps from the Fitness Center and Pool, Family Recreation Center and Torreon’s championship golf courses. Each unit has a lock-out suite for family, friends or rental.

$300,000 - $400,000

CUSTOM HOMES There’s something for everyone, from intimately sized homes from the $400,000 to phenomenal 4,000 to 7,000 square foot mountain estates priced up to $1,900,000, all of the custom homes at Torreon offer a variety of interior amenities as well as locations with fairway views, backing the National Forest, on a water feature, or across from the Family Center. Several beautiful lots are available for building your own dream home in the prestigious Torreon community.

JOEY AND LYNSI | 3350 W. SUGAR PINE WAY | SHOW LOW, AZ 85901

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We are full-time residents in Torreon since 2000 (Not living part time here and part time in other cities). Jeff has sold in Torreon full-time since 2005. That is 14 years of experience as a full-time active Torreon agent that no one else can compare to.

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in our local White Mountain MLS, Phoenix Metro MLS and beginning in April, we will also list your property in the Tucson MLS. This gives you a huge advantage to sell your property.

Virtual Tour 2. 360º All homes in Torreon get a full Virtual Tour which is sent out to countless websites and available on desktop and mobile devices.

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From Me To You...

I am no longer allowed to throw balls in the house. Apparently my family is tired of dodging random missiles, picking up broken items and occasionally getting winged themselves. In fact as soon as I reach for a dog toy people duck for cover. I find it a little insulting to be honest.

My aim is not that bad, most of the damage is caused by rebounds and people walking into the line of fire. That is the line I am going with anyway.

We see it all the time, in parenting, business, even politics, (don’t worry I am not going there...) and it rarely pays off for anyone. We all see the pizza joint that goes out of business only to be replaced by yet another pizza joint. There has to be a reason it is not successful in that location!

It is amazing how many things I aim for in life and get a near miss, but it is not about the ones you miss. As I try to instill in my children, you learn more from failing than success. Sure success is more fun, but failing builds resilience, tenacity and drive. Learning that lesson young is preferable as it can be a hard lesson to learn as an adult.

Catherine Uretsky

“The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.” ~ Albert Einstein

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One of our children is good at math. I mean he just gets it. When I hear a problem that starts with “A train leaves the station at 10am...” my head starts to throb and the world fades to black.

He always knows the answer, always did. Then he went to high school and hit a wall. He stopped loving math and took a couple of years to come back to it. But he did, and pretty spectacularly at that, completing his college math before even starting his finance degree. He fell, figured out that if you fail at something you learn, pick yourself up and do it differently next time - and he learned it when he was young. That is a skill which makes him able to roll with the punches in his adult life.

As for my pitching skills, I am not giving up just yet. Practice makes perfect is another phrase I am hanging on to - perhaps I should just take it outside for a while.

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Torreon Topics Hello Torreon Residents!

It’s hard to believe that we are on the backside of summer in the mountains. Before we know it we will be feeling that fall “crisp” in the air, cheering on our favorite football teams and enjoying, what is undoubtedly, my favorite time of the year. If you haven’t experience a September or October in the White Mountains, make sure you don’t miss out this year.

It has been a busy summer at Torreon and we are wrapping up the season with our Club Championships and the annual Deuces Wild Men’s Member Guest September 11-14. Our team at Torreon works hard all winter planning for the summer ahead and we hope you have enjoyed it as much as we have.

Congratulations to our 2019 Torreon Club Champions: Super Senior: Jerry Davis Senior: Kevin Donoghue Men’s: Rob McIver Ladies: Sue Basso We are so thankful that you all have chosen to call Torreon home. If there is ever anything we can do to make your experience better, please don’t hesitate to ask.

Ryan Lanzen, General Manager, Torreon Golf Club

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Hello Readers!

I’m Robert Kastelic; proud U.S. Veteran, graduate of the University of Arizona, former corporate senior level financial executive, entrepreneur, publisher & owner of the White Mountain Coffee News & Associate Editor & Sales Executive at Bison Living & Torreon Living Magazines!

to provide you with information on the community in which you own a home and the White Mountains in general.

For additional details, to reserve advertising space or become a contributing writer; call Robert Kastelic at 928-242-8627.

For years, I was one of the largest publishers of Coffee NewsÂŽ in the world publishing 11 editions covering 27 cities with an estimated weekly reach of 100,000+.

I went for my dreams and moved to the White Mountains permanently and reside in Torreon.

I had a vision to create community based magazines for you; my neighbors! This dream is becoming a reality with a partnership with my friends at Estrella Publishing. Our goal is

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hope is to bring quality with affordable designs to those in our community while bringing smiles.

A new Coffee House and Flower Shop is coming to town, owned and run by our very own Robert Kastelic, his wife, and their friends Danny & Lynn Lewis. I had the opportunity to ask them about their business so you could get to know them a little better.

Tell us about yourselves: Robert: I am an Entrepreneur, Veteran, Small Business Consultant, Publisher of the Coffee News, Sales Partner at Bison Living & Torreon Living my wife Rebecca is a Personal trainer, nutritional advocate and life coach.

Danny is a Veteran & Building inspector for Navajo County. Lynn, you may know as she is the Director of The Love Kitchen (Soup Kitchen for the White Mountains) and a Master Florist.

Why did you decide to open a coffee/flower shop? Rob- I want to create a peaceful place for folks to gather. Veterans, first responders, teachers, realtors and community church groups...come one, come all! I also wanted to have a space for tourists to relax and I’ll offer advice of what to do & where to go. Finally, I love to visit, to talk, to learn & to fellowship!

Lynn- It has been a dream of mine for 30 years to have a flower shop and service the communities and keep in contact with those in it. Helping others celebrate milestones in their lives is as important to me as it is to them. Flowers has always been a passion as well as a hobby. My Estrella Publishing - Torreon Living Magazine

What makes your establishment different from others? First and foremost, we’ve been so blessed, and God will be present in our business... “As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord,” Joshua 24:15. We are fortunate to have large square footage with ample space to just kick back, relax and fellowship, including awesome patio space with a tranquil waterfall and ample parking. We built two conference rooms to accommodate realtors, escrow agents, men’s clubs, women’s clubs, or anyone else looking for meeting space. Then we have even more gathering space with room to play games or enjoy movie night. And...wait for it...we have a full service flower shop as well! And last but not least; we have a large coffee bistro area with that quintessential cabin feel. We bring all the senses together of taste, touch, smell, sight & sound.

We are about peace & relaxation!

What is your goal with this establishment?

Our vision is based on one word- GATHER. We want to bring our community together & fellowship in a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Enjoy a coffee, conversation & take home a bouquet of flowers to your loved ones.

What food/entertainment will you offer?

Events are a big thing in our community and will also be a focus at our shop. For example; Taco Tuesday, Ice Cream Socials, Family Movie Night, Game Night, Classic Car Night and much more.

A portion of the food proceeds will benefit the Love Kitchen. We will have continual discounts for our veterans & first responders and will offer FREE coffee to every police officer in uniform every single day!

Opening date: Early September Location: 2911B West White Mountain Blvd (Next to Annie’s Bistro and across the street from Timber Mesa Fire; look for the blue roof) Good luck to you all, I can’t wait to come in and relax with a coffee and a good book!

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Golf Tips

Time for better ball striking.

Slicing the ball and can’t figure out why? Fearful of hooking it into the houses on the left? It’s time to get you some help. One of my favorite visuals to help improve students’ ball striking is a clock face.

through to the 2 O’clock position (Green Line). The ball should now start at your target or to the right of the target. To curve it more left feel like the toe closes to the 12 O’clock position to help spin the ball counter clockwise which will draw the ball.

In the case of a golfer hooking the ball (green line), most of the time we can cure it by swinging along the blue line with a clubface that is square or slightly open. This will get the ball starting left of the target with a clockwise spin which should get the ball flying straighter.

Now is your time for better scores and more fun.

As always feel free to contact us in the golf shop with any questions about your game, and we look forward to seeing you soon.

Ryan Lanzen, General Manager, Torreon Golf Club

12 O’clock is the target and the second hand is the target line. Mostly, if a golfer slices (righthanded golfer), the clubface is contacting the ball at the 5 O’clock position and continuing to 11 O’clock. This causes the clubface to slide across the ball which makes it start left of the target and spin in a clockwise direction (slice). One of the first remedies would be to focus the eyes on the 7 O’clock position on the ball. This now becomes the part of the ball that you want the center of the clubface to contact and subsequently move

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Please feel free to contact Randy Hotchkiss who is the company owner and president.

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September Recipe

You know what September means, CHILI! There are so many different types of chili’s that you can make but one of my favorites, especially when I don’t have a lot of time, is this recipe below. It is a simple and delicious tasting chili that takes little effort while it’s big on flavor. Personally, if I play on eating bowls of chili, I keep the beans in. If I am going to put it on nachos or chili dogs, I take the beans out and add a bit more, finely ground beef.

INGREDIENTS

1 pound ground beef 11/2 cups water 1 onion, chopped 1 pinch chili powder 1 (14.5 ounce can) stewed tomatoes 1 pinch garlic powder 1 (15 ounce can) tomato sauce salt and pepper to taste 1 (15 ounce can) kidney beans DIRECTIONS In a large saucepan over medium heat, combine the beef and onion and sautee until meat is browned and onion is tender. Add the stewed tomatoes with juice, tomato sauce, beans and water.

Season with the chili powder, garlic powder, salt and ground black pepper to taste. Bring to a boil, reduce heat to low, cover and let simmer for 10-15 minutes.

Quick, easy, and hard to screw up; those are the recipes I like! Hope you can enjoy this while watching your favorite football team this fall.

James Hildebrand, Director of Food and Beverage, Torreon Golf Club

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Membership 411 Hello Fall!

There is no better time in the White Mountains and we are excited for what is to come, including Labor Day, our last holiday weekend of the Summer. We have another fun filled weekend planned for our members and residents so make sure you contact the Front Desk and get all the details.

I want to remind everybody that if you have property or a residence in the club and pay HOA dues, you are entitled to an Association Membership with Torreon Golf Club. This membership provides you with membership credentials, member access to torreon.com, access to the non-golf amenities and an

account with charging privileges at Torreon Golf Club. To open this membership you need to come and see me at the Clubhouse.

It’s as simple as filling out a small application and allowing us to create your account and familiarize you with the member side of the website.

If you are a member, don’t forget about our Torreon Pride membership referral program! If you refer a new member who opens a resident or non-resident Golf membership, you receive a $1,000 account credit. Young Professional or Legacy memberships receive a $250 account credit and Trial Golf memberships receive a $500 account credit to the referring member. Share Torreon with your friends and help us add to the wonderful membership we already have. If you have further questions about what types of memberships are available I would love to sit down and discuss them with you!

Lastly, we are here to help. If there are any questions I can answer, concerns I can help address or you just want to chat, feel free to stop by and say hello, I would love to see you.

Looking forward to seeing you soon, Carol Heuett Membership Director Torreon Golf Club

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Sipe White Mountain Elk Workshop The Arizona Game and Fish Department is again partnering with the Arizona Elk Society White Mountain Chapter (AES) to offer an elk natural history and viewing workshop on Saturday, Oct. 5, 2019 at Sipe White Mountain Wildlife Area near Eagar. Workshop presentations will begin at 11 a.m. After the presentations, an early dinner will be served by the AES. Maps will be provided to nearby areas with likely elk viewing opportunities. Sipe Wildlife Area has several hiking trails where you might see elk or other wildlife.

Late September to early October is the best time of year to view elk because it is breeding season.

The bulls will bugle as they battle to gather cow elk into harems and it is truly an awesome time of year to experience this unique wildlife event.

The workshop will be limited to 150 participants.

A $20/person dinner ticket is required for each reservation. The dinner is a fundraiser for the AES, whose mission is to enhance the quality of wildlife habitat as well as teaching our next generation the importance of being responsible stewards of our national heritage our great outdoors. Dinner will include a hamburger, side and dessert. Water and refreshments will also be provided. Children must be 12 years old to participate.

Directions to Sipe: Take Highway 191 south to Eagar towards Alpine; you’ll see the turnoff signs just two miles outside of Eagar. Follow the graded dirt road, suitable for passenger cars, about five miles to the property.

If you plan on looking for elk after the workshop, please wear long pants and hiking/comfortable shoes. Participants might be walking distances of a Âź mile or more in low light conditions. Be prepared for a cool night and possible rain; layering would be best. Also, try to wear dark or camo clothing. White or bright clothes will alert wildlife when we are near. You will also want to bring a headlamp or flashlight, binoculars or spotting scope if you have one, a camera and water.

For more information contact Diane Tilton at the Arizona Game and Fish Pinetop Office at (928) 532-3691 or email dtilton@azgfd.gov. To register for the event, visit https://shopaes.org/product/ aes-azgfd-elk-workshop-at-sipe-white-mountainwildlife-area/

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Show Low History In the early 1900’s Show Low was a very different place. The survey shown here paints a vivid picture of the town as it was then.

“A Community Survey” by Thomas Riley Greer Dated February 12, 1913.

There are 39 houses in Show Low. There are 28 barns.

There are 235 people, there are 66 children, there are 95 grown people (presumably the other inhabitants of Show Low were infants “74”).

There is 1 crippled person in town.

The Post Office is in about the center of town.

The school is on a hill. Its length is 75 feet, its width is 35 feet, its height is 35 feet.

4 families get water from wells, all the rest get water from the creek.

11 families have comfortable homes, the house

of 9 families need repair, and 18 families need better homes.

1 house was built this year; 3 barns went up in the last twelve months.

I know of 15 buggies. There is 1 sawmill, there are 2 stores, and there is no bank….

It is about 2 ½ miles from one end of town to the other. There are 2 orchards in town.

5 families own a flock of sheep. 21 men spend most of their time with cattle.

3 teachers were hired by the people…

Hay is the principle crop, 1100 acres are under cultivation.

Land now costs about $100 for an acre.

Indians live here.

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Clay Allison Clay Allison was a hard-drinking, prankster of the type who becomes a legend in his own time. During his lifetime, Allison only killed four people. But the stories about him that didn’t involve killing are as entertaining as those that did.

There’s the story of Clay Allison looking up gunman Mace Bowman with the object of killing him. But, Bowman was a congenial person, and the two men ended up getting drunk together.

Still curious about who was the fastest, they decided to test each other’s speed with some fast draws. Allison found Bowman was faster than he was. So, Allison suggested they strip to underwear, and shoot at each other’s bare feet to see who could move faster. They were either poor shots or fleet of feet, because a short time

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All Proceeds Benefit Summit Healthcare Cancer Center and Show Low Chamber of Commerce

Use Promo Code: Crawfish and Save $5!!

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Summit Healthcare’s 6th Annual

GOLF THE SUMMIT Proceeds benefit Summit Healthcare’s Cancer Center, helping patients stay home for treatment

Friday October 4, 2019 GOLF THE SUMMIT Summit Healthcare’s 6th Annual

4 - Person Scramble Shotgun start at 9am

Proceeds benefit Summit Healthcare’s Cancer Center, helping patients stay home for treatment

Friday October 4, 2019 4 - Person Scramble Torreon Golf Club Shotgun start at 9am

$600 for a team of 4 $20 for per 3 mulligans $150 golfer $600for forT-sponsorship a team of 4 $100

$20 for 3 mulligans $100 for T-sponsorship Includes lunch and giveaways.

Prizes will be awarded.

Includes lunch and giveaways.

Prizes will be awarded.

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Summit Healthcare’s 6thShow Annual Low, AZ Club 85901 Golf Summit Healthcare’s 6th Torreon Annual 651 South Torreon

$150 per golfer GOLF GOLF THE THE SUMMIT SUMMIT $600 for a team of 4 Show Low, AZ 85901

$150 per golfer for 3amulligans $600 forCenter, team of 4 Proceeds benefit Summit Healthcare’s $20 Cancer $20 3 mulligans forforT-sponsorship Proceeds benefit Summit Cancer Center, helping patients stayHealthcare’s home for $100 treatment $100 for T-sponsorship helping patients stay home for treatment

Friday October 4, 2019 Friday October 4, 2019 4 - Person Scramble

Includes lunch and giveaways.

Includes lunch and giveaways.

Prizes awarded.

Prizeswill will be be awarded.

4 - Person Scramble Shotgun start at 9am Shotgun start at 9am

Enjoy a nice Fall day for Golf the Summit.

The weather will be nice at Torreon Golf Club.

Enjoy a nice Fall day for Golf the Summit.

To become sponsor ofatthis greatGolf event call The weatherawill be nice Torreon Club.

Nicole Simmons, Marketing Coordinator To become a sponsor of this great event call at 928-537-6329 or email at Nicole Simmons, Marketing Coordinator nsimmons@summithealthcare.net at 928-537-6329 or email at

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nsimmons@summithealthcare.net Register today at golfthesummit.net Register today at golfthesummit.net

Enjoy a nice Fall day for Golf the Summit.

The weather will be nice at Torreon Golf Club.

Enjoy a nice Fall day for Golf the Summit.

To become a sponsor of this great event call The weather will be nice at Torreon Golf Club.

Torreon Golf Club Torreon Golf Club 651 South Torreon

Nicole Simmons, Marketing Coordinator

or email at event call To becomeata 928-537-6329 sponsor of this great Nicolensimmons@summithealthcare.net Simmons, Marketing Coordinator Register today at golfthesummit.net at 928-537-6329 or email at nsimmons@summithealthcare.net

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