MANAGER’S CORNER
Kayrene Galatian
A few rules to go over:
Here it is October already. I can’t believe it’s time for a new season with all our wonderful residents coming back from home, our new residents that have moved in this summer and all our RV friends new and returning. We are excited for this upcoming season, and the recreation board has lots of fun things in store for us coming up this season.
Don’t forget about our 10 mile an hour speed limit in the resort. Stop and Yield and all signs, yes even on golf carts and bicycles look both ways before turning, we will all be much safer.
Please register all pets at the office. Don’t forget to be courteous and pick up after your own pet. It is not fair to leave your pets droppings for others to step in or pick up for you. Please be a good pet owner. Visiting guests are not allowed to bring pets with them
Please register guests at the office when they arrive. If your guest has a vehicle and needs parking, we will be issuing temporary parking pass. Please bring your guest into office to register we have a process with guest registration so that we know who is in the park at any given time. We appreciate your cooperation with this process.
Dumpster’s
No large items are to be dumped in the dumpster. The area around the dumpster is to be kept free and clear. Dottie’s Deals will pick up free of charge and so will the veterans. Waste Connections charges extra fees for bulk items dumps, which raises the cost of trash pickup. Please do your part & help keep cost down, report anyone you see who is dumping such items.
I’m excited for everyone returning. Have safe travels coming back, See Y’all soon.
Kayrene Galatian Community Manager
1050 S ARIZONA BLVD, COOLIDGE, AZ 85128
COMMUNITY NUMBERS
Community Office (520) 723-7831
Community Sales (520) 723-7831
EMERGENCY NUMBERS
Pinal County Sheriff (520) 866-5111
Coolidge Police Department (520) 723-5312
Emergency ............................................................................ 911
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MONTHLY CHUCKLE
Indian Skies October Birthdays
DONATIONS - WOMEN’S HOPE CENTER
• Laundry pods
• Shampoo and Conditioner
• Hand soap
• Toothpaste
• Razors
• Ladies Socks
Ron Tutton ............................ 10/01
Patricia Jensen .................... 10/02
Gordon Larson 10/02
Vickie Brihn 10/04
Pat Randall 10/04
Barbara White 10/05
Gail Larson ........................... 10/06
Steve Bushre......................... 10/07
Donna McKinnon 10/07
Pat Gearing 10/09
Phillip Padgett 10/09
David White 10/09
Kay Gomez 10/11
Jan McCormick .................... 10/11
Carol Stringer ....................... 10/12
Kathleen Kosir 10/13
Martie Bayle 10/15
Richard Teel 10/17
Robert Flack 10/18
Ron Hepworth ...................... 10/18
Lori Fagg ............................... 10/19
Mike Schneppenhiem .......... 10/19
Dennis Hutzul 10/20
Dinah Lewis 10/24
Gary Natwick 10/24
Nancy Natwick 10/25
Suz Erickson ......................... 10/26
Rolland Maki ......................... 10/27
Sharon Shelter 10/28
Barb Overweg 10/29
Tanya Best 10/30
We’re sending a big birthday shout out to all our residents celebrating this month! May your October be filled with sunshine, laughter, sweet surprises, and everything that makes your day special. Thank you for being a wonderful part of our community—here’s to a fantastic year ahead!
• Toilet Paper
• Ladies Underwear
• Paper towels
• Pull Ups 5T-6T
• Plastic forks
• Paper plates
Please remember when donating clothes in the bins in the Rec Hall.
Keep in mind these women have fallen on hard times all clothing items should clean wrinkle free, folded neatly, no holes, stains or yellowing, modern fashion.
Reach out to Ruth Story #62 208-615-0059 she will be happy to answer any and all questions and help in any way possible.
Sudoku october
Rules: The rules for Sudoku are simple. A 9×9 square must be filled in with numbers from 1-9 with no repeated numbers in each line, horizontally or vertically.
Every Friday at 9:00 am in the clubhouse
Open to Indian Skies residents. Come in and enjoy coffee and donuts. Current events information, monthly newsletter and park model sales information located by the office.
We look forward to Seeing you there!
FOR SALE BY OWNER
If you are planning on selling your home without using the professional services of onsite Resort Home Specialist, please be sure to stop by office for a “For Sale By Owner” packet that will need to be completed by buyer and seller for the sale. The Community Manager will also need to complete a 4 sided inspection of the home.
KAYRENE’S SALES CORNER
This charming Park Model home in Indian Skies community in Coolidge, AZ is the perfect cozy retreat. Built in 1977, this 1.0 bed, 1.0 bath home offers a spacious living room, a comfortable master bedroom. The exterior features a convenient carport, a storage shed which offers an washer/dryer combo for the added convenience of doing laundry from the comforts of home, and a roof over to shield from the Arizona sun, with a nice, covered patio with chairs to sit and enjoy the Arizona evenings. Inside, the home is equipped with essential appliances such as a fridge, oven, microwave. Dual mini splits have been installed to keep you cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
2010 6v lifted Golf Cart will also be included with the sale of this home, batteries are 1 year old and been well maintained.
Indian Skies community in Coolidge, AZ is a welcoming neighborhood with a range of amenities for residents to enjoy. From a swimming pool and a clubhouse to recreational areas, this community offers opportunities to socialize and relax. With well-maintained grounds and friendly neighbors, Indian Skies provides a peaceful and comfortable living environment for residents.
Recipe of the Month
Crispy Ranch Brussels Sprouts (Air fryer Friendly)
Ingredients
• 1 pound of Brussels Sprouts
• 2 Tablespoons of Olive Oil Plus more for Garnish
Steps
• 1 ½ Hidden Valley Ranch Seasoning
• 1 Tablespoon of Lemon Juice
• Sea Salt for Garnish
1. Preheat the oven to 425 degrees. Spread the Brussels sprouts out on two baking sheets.
2. Drizzle with the olive oil and sprinkle on the seasoning mix. Toss well to coat with your hands.
3. Roast for 10 minutes. Sprinkle the lemon juice and flip with spatula to toss with the juice and turn the sprouts over.
4. Cook for another 10 minutes or so, until browned and crisp. Remove from oven, drizzle with a little bit of oil and season with sea salt. Serve hot.
Snap, Share & WIN!
Calling all Cobblestone residents and guests! We are excited to announce our monthly photo contest. Share your favorite moments while soaking up the fun in our communities!
New Winners Every Month
1st Place $100 Gift Card | 2nd Place $50 Gift Card | 3rd Place $25 Gift Card
How to Enter:
Have fun like you always do and take some amazing photos.
Upload the photos to the Photo Contest section of the Cobblestone app. (Other residents will see and vote for the best.)
Visit the Cobblestone Facebook page and vote for your favorite photo! (Remember voting begins the 15th of each month.)
Cross your fingers and hope you’re the winner. (Winners will be announced on the 1st of each month)
Scan Here to Download There is no limit to entries, so snap away!
Let me tell you my story: I suffered with neuropathy for over 8 years, tried a lot of different things, been on different medications and it kept getting worse. When we got down here from Michigan this past fall, my neighbor who has suffered with neuropathy for years walked across the street to welcome us back. The amazing thing was, she walked over without her walker. I asked her what she had done, and she walked back to her house and came back with a card for the doctor she had seen after we left last year. I gave his office a call to make an appointment, it was on a Thursday, his office was closed, but the doctor answered the phone. He explained he would like me to attend one of his free workshops before coming in, it would answer all questions and if I still wanted to come in, I could make an appointment then. His workshop was informative, he explained things unlike any doctor I had seen up to that time, how neuropathy started, what is done for most people, why he does what he does. I was mostly impressed that he was straight forward, told the pros and cons. I’ll bet 85 to 90 percent of the other patients I talked to in his office were getting good results, like I did. My pain decreased by at least 50% in the first 3 weeks. I would highly recommend anyone with peripheral neuropathy, go to this workshop, I know you will be glad you did.
