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3/23/17
News from The Views Restaurant and Lounge:
- Happy Hour entertainment this weekend: Friday, March 24 - Michael P & the Gully Washers; Saturday, March 25 - Grams & Krieger.
- Join us for Brunch this Sunday from 11 AM-2 PM. You don't want to miss the omelet and prime rib carving stations. Cost is $15. (Our regular menu will be served prior to the brunch time.)
- Please note that our kitchen is closed from 2-3 PM every day, but the lounge is open for beverages and light snacks.
- Stay up to date with us by joining our email list here, visiting our website or on Facebook.
News from The Views Golf Club:
- It's perfect weather out there; wouldn't you rather be golfing? Click here to book your tee time today. Make sure to book early as our tee times are going fast.
- Buy now...play later 10-punch punch cards are now available for sale in the Administration Office. Pricing starts at $300 (Click here for prices and more info.)
- Register to win a free round of golf. Just come to the Pro Shop, fill out a slip and drop it in the bucket. Drawing takes place at the end of the month.
- 9 & Wine every Saturday-Monday after 2 PM. Enjoy 9 holes of golf and a glass of wine for only $32. Call the Pro Shop to book your tee time and request this offer. Good thru 3/31/17.
- Annual Pass Holders: The Golf Derby has been moved to April. This month, register to win a $25 gift certificate. See the Pro Shop and watch your email for more information.
- Visit our website, like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.
Hours available to walk on the golf course can be found on our website. Hours are also listed on page 2 of the Tipster.
Renter Policy Change - Effective immediately all homeowners who rent their property are required to submit the paperwork for the renters three business days prior to their renter's arrival in SCOV. The three forms are on our website. You must be logged in to access the forms. A $100 fine is imposed effective March 1 for noncompliance.
Rainwater Harvesting program on March 27 is about living in Arizona. We pay attention to water supply and conservation through efficient use. So far so good, but there is more we can do. Rudy Poe from Tucson's Water Resource Management Group will explain this growing practice and how to reduce your home water bill and have all the irrigation water you need and the resources available to help. Please join us in the Auditorium at 1 PM for this informative practical session. Sponsored by the Government Affairs Committee.
The Modelers Club will be having another "Spring Break Open House" on Saturday, April 15 from 10 AM-3 PM, the day before Easter. As in our past open house programs, we will be operating locomotives in both steam and diesel. The train layout in the Modelers room has many new interesting additions, including a farming area with buildings and crops. A very detailed lumber mill has been constructed and is being installed. Finally a coal mining company is getting started. The Modelers Club will be looking forward to your visit, as we are very proud of what we have accomplished.
$$$ Would you like some extra $$$ ? We are looking for a few monitors. You could work from 8 to 20 hours a week. Call Pam Sarpalius at 917-8077 and pick up a job description. Great opportunity to work close to home. Minimum wage to start $10 per hour.
A big thank you to everyone in SCOV who supported or attended the 2017 Emerge into Spring event on March 18. SCOV Women's Auxiliary fashion show benefited EMERGE! Center Against Domestic Abuse. Early calculations show we should have raised at least $12,000 for Emerge!
 Attendees enjoyed a delicious lunch, Stein Mart fashion show, and shopping at the raffle and silent auction. KOLD news (CBS) came out to see what we were doing and interviewed Jane Fairchild, current president of the SCOV Women's Auxiliary, about why we do this event year after year. Our story ran on the 5:30 PM news Sunday evening. Click here to read the article on the KOLD website.
Photo courtesy of "Tucson News Now."
Interesting tidbit: In the first 8 months of our fiscal year, the accounting department has received and accounted for over $6.2M in revenue from our various revenue centers (Annual Dues, Golf, the Restaurant, Administration, the Gift Shop, Activities, and Capital Contribution Fees). Additionally, we have processed an average of about 225 checks per month to vendors totaling about $360k per month in payments. All this by two Finance Department employees. They are not in the public eye much but do a good job for the community. Thanks to Randy Trenary and Angela Hong.
Getting to know the GM: Community Associations Institute (CAI) is the worldwide leader in accrediting Community Association managers. I was recently invited to be on their teaching faculty. I will be taking a couple of vacation days a year to teach a couple of classes to managers who are working toward higher accreditation. These classes will be in the United States, Canada, South Africa or Dubai. The number of faculty is very small, so it is an honor to be invited.
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