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BACK TO SCHOOL
The Marana district starts classes
on August 6th. Please be aware of
children walking to school or to the
bus in our neighborhood.
Hello Members! Hello Members! Hello Members! Hello Members! As our busy season draws to a close, I
would like to thank the staff who have assisted
members and kept the Center clean and our
swimmers safe this summer. In this issue, you
can read more about our lifeguards and office
assistants. I would also like to thank the members
who have helped the Center run smoothly by
honoring our shared guidelines and treating our
facilities with respect and care.
In the coming year, members can expect
that the swing sets will be upgraded, a tire swing
and spinner will be added and the monkey bars
removed. A decision will be made regarding
upgrading the tennis courts 3 and 4 and the
parking lots will be seal-coated. Please remember
that we have a wide variety of sport items
available to check out to use at Countryside and
we also offer snacks, soda, and water for sale at
our concession stand in the front office. We also
have many “lost” items at our counter, so be sure
to look for your missing belongings!
Finally, I am looking for about 10 members
interested in helping to plan a Craft Fair that could
be held before the holiday season, if there is
enough interest. If you would like to help, please
give me a call.
I look forward to seeing you all at our
Labor Day Party!
Alice Lyle Alice Lyle Alice Lyle Alice Lyle Countryside General Manager, 744-2403
August, September, October 2018
All Countryside members are invited to our
annual Labor Day Picnic to be held Monday,
September 3rd, at 5:00 pm.
Countryside will provide hot
dogs, hamburgers, drinks,
cotton candy, and snow cones,
so expect a an evening of
food, friends, and fun! All you
need to bring is your favorite
salad, side dish, or dessert to
share.
2eee the Clown will also be
there, and the kids will love her
face painting and balloon animals. Our lifeguards will be on
duty, so bring your swimsuits and enjoy our pool. Food will be
served from 5-6 pm, so don’t be late! Please let us know by
Friday, August 31, if you plan to attend this event, so we can
do our shopping. Call the office at 744-2403, and make your
reservation!
Celebrate Labor Day Celebrate Labor Day Celebrate Labor Day Celebrate Labor Day
Lifeguard Hours Starting August 6th
Saturday and Sunday 12:00 noon - 5:00 pm
The pool is open year round and the water temperature is comfortable for swimming from
April until the end of October.
*There will be no lifeguards after Labor Day.
Countryside
Club Activities
Swim...Stretch...Dance Work Out...Socialize
Party...Play
Stay Fit at the Center!
On-Going Classes
Yin Yoga: Monday and Friday, 9-10am
Tuesday evening 6-7pm
Zumba : Thursday 6-7 pm
Cost is $5 per class
or $40 for 10 classes
$40 may be used for either class and you will
have up to three months to take the 10 classes.
Instructor: Kiersten, 520-257-0420
Members 55 and older are invited to be our guests
at our annual Oktoberfest luncheon on Friday,
October 12, at 11:30 am.
We will serve a delicious traditional meal of bratwurst,
sauerkraut, German potato salad and dessert. Enjoy
German music and great conversation with your
neighbors! Please call the Center at 744-2403 to
register by Monday, October 8. We needed to cancel
the last spring luncheon because fewer than 15 people
registered. If you are interested in seeing these
luncheons continue, please plan to attend.
Senior Luncheon
“Oktoberfest”
October 12th
Regular Club Hours:
Starting August 6th
Monday - Saturday 9:00 am to
9:00 pm
Sunday 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
The pool will close 15
minutes before the Center.
Pima County will hold the primary and general election
on August 28th and November 6th from 6:00am to 7:00pm
in the Countryside Recreation Room. If you do not know if
you are qualified to vote you should contact the Pima
County Recorder’s office at 740-4330. No events will be
scheduled in the Recreation Room on the day of election.
The Center’s fitness room is a clean,
comfortable and close-to-home gym with
everything you need to stay healthy
and strong!
Those between
the ages of 14 and
17 must first have
a physician’s
approval form
filled out and take
the orientation class before using the fitness
room. This form is available in the front
office. A parent or legal guardian must be
present for the class. The
class fee is $20. Minors
who have taken the class
can use the fitness room
with an adult 18 or older
who has been authorized to
use the room.
Please remember, no guests are allowed in
the fitness room.
Meet the
Countryside
Lifeguards…..
Anaka Fleming loves work-
ing with children, and she has
taught swim lessons and has
worked as a lifeguard at Countryside for two years.
She is a junior at Flowing Wells High School
where she participates in the ROTC program and
plays volleyball. She grew up in Indiana, and she
is a middle child with three brothers and one sister.
Anaka enjoys all kinds of music and playing
sports, and she is involved with her church. After
high school she plans to join the army while
getting her college degree. In the future, she
would like to pursue a career in criminal investiga-
tion/intelligence. She says she doesn’t really have
a favorite place, but she knows she would like to
go to Hawaii!
Bennett Johnson is a Tucson native, and he is
currently a student at Mountain View. This is his
first year as a Countryside lifeguard. He
particularly enjoys the outdoors, and his interests
include rock climbing, hiking, and canyoneering.
Washington D.C. is one of his favorite places.
Bennett plays the saxophone and he loves older
music, especially the 20s through the 80s.
Connor Anderson is in his third year as a
lifeguard at Countryside. He was born in Tucson,
the youngest of six. He presently attends the
University of Arizona, where he is studying
psychology. He has been a member of the
Arizona Army National Guard for 2 1/2 years,
where he works as a heavy equipment operator,
driving everything except a tank. In his free time,
he enjoys paintball, golf, snowboarding, deep sea
fishing, the outdoors, and camping with his family.
He also likes to volunteer, to work with others,
and to participate in leadership activities. In
Tucson, his favorite places are 4th Avenue,
Desert Museum, Top Golf, Mt. Lemmon, and
Peppersauce Caves. In the future, he would like
to be a Search and Rescue Medic in Colorado.
Ryan Wootten works a lifeguard and manager at
Countryside for his second year. He went to
DeGrazia Elementary, Tortolita Middle School, and
Mountain View High School. He is now studying
political science at Pima, and he would like to work in
the government in the future. Ryan loves most
music, and he plays drums, saxophone and
bagpipes. He also enjoys playing sports. He has
traveled to Iceland, which he says is gorgeous. He
loves pie and pizza, and one of his favorite Tucson
places is Oregano’s.
Tyler Snell has lived in Tucson all of his life. He
has been home schooled and also taken classes at
Mountain View. This is his second year as a
lifeguard at Countryside and he also assists with the
swim lessons. Tyler will be a future student at Utah
Valley University, where he will do a semester this fall
and then he will go on a two-year mission for his
church. He is interested in technology, plays the
piano and the ukulele, and has a dog. He loves to go
longboarding, riding with his friends, and taking
drives with his family to Utah and to the beach. His
favorite genre is country, and he likes any and all
sports.
Bridget Hughes and Mitchell Bisel are two of the
newest Countryside lifeguards joining our staff in July
of this year.
Bridget grew up in Tucson and Has attended
University High School. She enjoys the Desert
Museum and Rocky Point. Her special interests
include piano, choir, backpacking and swimming.
Mitchell also grew up in Tucson and he attends
Mountain View Height School. He likes reading and
mountain biking and is a fan of Broadway musicals.
Two of his favorite places are Mt. Lemmon and
Eegee’s.
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A wonderful privilege that members
have by belonging to the Countryside
Community Club is being able to use the
facilities for parties. Reservations for the
facilities are scheduled on a first come,
first served basis, and must be
scheduled at least 48 hours and not
more than one year in advance by an
adult Countryside member.
When you book a party, you must:
1. Fill out our registration form. You
can download this form from our website,
cccanews.com.
2. Pay a refundable cleaning/security
deposit of $100.
3. Pay a nonrefundable guest fee if
you are using the recreation room or
pool.
4. Pay an hourly lifeguard fee if more
coverage is needed.
5. Turn in a guest list 48 hours before
the party.
Guest Limits:
Parties in the rec room/courtyard are
limited to 50 people from June 1st to
August 31st and 80 people from
September 1st to May 31st. All pool
parties will be limited to 50 people. Pool
parties of 1-25 people will not require an
extra lifeguard if two lifeguards are on
duty. If the party exceeds 25 people, the
members must pay an hourly rate for an
additional lifeguard or provide their own
certified lifeguard.
When you return your forms and pay
the required fees, your party will be
put on the calendar.
If you need more information, call the
Center at 744-2403.
Meet the Countryside Office Staff…..
Jacob Durant has worked at Countryside for three years, currently he
works as an assistant manager on the weekend. He grew up in Tucson,
attended Mountain View High School and now attends the University of
Arizona, where he is studying Biosystems engineering. Jacob plays the
piano and loves to cook. He likes playing tennis, soccer and basketball. In
Tucson, he thinks the desert museum is great, and he also enjoys the zoo.
He has traveled to Greece several times to an island called Naxos. He has
two fish, Morpheus and George Washington. When he was younger he
wanted to be a magician.
Jason Milbrodt has been an assistant manager since last fall. He also
is an operation manager at Mai Thai Coffee. Jason grew up in Thailand,
and he speaks Thai. He graduated from Bethel College in Indiana, in
sports studies, and he loves playing soccer. He also enjoys cooking and
loves the outdoors. In Tucson his favorite places are A Mountain, the malls,
and the different family-owned businesses. Jason says he enjoys making
people happy. He says growing up in Thailand gives him a little different
perspective in life here, but he wouldn’t trade it.
Isobel Suhm has worked as a checker at Countryside since last year.
She grew up in Tucson and just graduated from Mountain View High
School, and is planning to get degree at the University of Arizona. Isobel
has studied dance since she was three years old at the Tucson Dance
Academy, where she has studied ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical and ballroom
dance. She has taken company level classes, taught dance to younger
children, and participated in recitals and competitions. Isobel also enjoys
baking and arts and crafts like card making and scrapbooking. She has
visited Adrenal Volcano and the cloud forest in Costa Rica, where she also
went horseback riding, rock climbing, and zip lining. She loved the variety
of animals and flowers in Costa Rica, as well as the food. She also likes
Chinese and Mexican food a lot. She says that, although she is an only
child, she has two dogs, a Sharpei named Moira and a Catahoula named
Paisley.
Briana Storie is a high school student who is working as a checker in
the Countryside office. She has attended Mountain View High School and
Mountain Rose Academy. In school, she has participated in track,
primarily the 500 meter and the high jump. She likes fashion, music, and
sketching cartoon characters. She has played the violin and is interested in
learning guitar and piano. Some of her favorite places are the Grand
Canyon and Disneyland, and she loves the scenery of the Oregon and
Washington coasts. She enjoys the sunny weather in Tucson because she
likes to be outside. At home, she enjoys playing with her pet bearded
dragon lizard, named Scarlet, who 15” long and is tan with an orange
beard. In the future, Briana is interested in pursuing nursing.
Carlos Silvestre is new to Countryside this year as an assistant
manager on the weekend. He also works at Surf Thru Express Car Wash.
He lived three years in Mexico and eight months in Alaska before moving
to Tucson. He attended Mountain View High School and now is at Pima.
He is very musical, playing the saxophone, clarinet, and ukulele. Carlos
loves all sorts of music, and plays many sports. In Tucson, his favorite
place to hang out is Top Golf.
New Activities New Activities New Activities New Activities
We are fortunate to have members who are
interested in offering two new ac�vi�es you might
enjoy! Would you like to learn and play pickle ball?
It is a game similar to ping pong and played by 4
people on a court . Contact [email protected].
Also, we have the possibility of a class on vegan
cooking. Call the Center for more info at 744-2403.
Associa�on Dues and Late Fees
Your monthly payment of $40 is due on the first day
of each month and becomes past due on the first day
of the following month. When an account is past
due $40.00 or more, a late fee of $15.00 per month
will be added to the account.
For account informa�on call:
Cassie at 520-624-1206 Ext. 316
Mailing address for monthly dues:
Payable to: Countryside Community Club Associa�on
Mutual of Omaha
PO Box 52964
Phoenix, AZ 85072-2964
Make sure your account number
or address is on your check
Countryside HOA Informa�on
Countryside Heights HOA
ADAM (624-1206)
Countryside Villas HOA
Cadden Community Management 297-0797
Countryside Valley HOA
www.countrysidevalleyhoa.com (292-5454)
Countryside Terrace HOA CCCA (744-4614)
The Countryside Newsletter is
published quarterly and is posted to
the website for viewing and will only be
delivered when there is a Countryside
annual event. Call 744-2403 or send
us an email if you would like to have
the newsletter mailed to you, Our
next newsletter will be available
during the first week of November.
New to Our Community?
We know you and your family will
enjoy the many amenities offered
by our recreation center!
* Work out in our convenient, clean,
and well equipped fitness room!
* Play racquetball, tennis, basketball,
pickle ball, football, baseball, and
horseshoes!
* Plan a party or a picnic and reserve
our recreation room, ramada, park and
pool for your family and friends!
* Bring your children to enjoy our
playground and swim in our beautiful
Junior Olympic size pool!
* Meet your neighbors and celebrate
holidays at the Center sponsored events!
Alice Lyle, General Manager 744-4614
Classes and Programs 744-2403
Account Information 624-1206 Ext. 316
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.cccanews.com
Highlights of the C.C.C.A. Board Meeting
June 12, 2018
(May and July meetings were cancelled.)
CCCA Board Meeting Dates
All Members Welcome!
August 14th September 11th
October 9th November 13th
December 11th
2018 CCAA Board of Directors
Frank Cermak-President
Dan Ligocki-Vice President
John Glavin-Secretary
Michael Brandon-Treasurer
Duane Wilson-Liaison
Would You Like to
Join the C.C.C.A. Board?
Next year’s Board election will take place in
January, and now is the time to consider becom-
ing a Board member. There are three positions
available. If you feel you are qualified and would
like to serve the community in this way, please
call Alice at 744-4614 for more information or if
you would like to speak to the Nominating
Committee. Names need to be submitted no
later than November 30th.
Approval of Minutes: The April 2018 minutes
were unanimously approved by the Board.
Treasurer’s Report: The treasurer’s reports
for both April and May were reviewed and
unanimously approved by the Board.
Management Report presented by Alice Lyle:
* The Board received a copy of the collection
report from PB &J.
* As of May 29, 2018, the Center hours were
changed to Monday through Friday 7 am - 10
pm, Saturday 9 am—10 pm, and Sunday
9 am - 9 pm.
* All work was completed on the spa.
Approved Motions:
The Board approved a motion to utilize
$1225.00 from the Landscaping Fund to remove
and grind the stumps of two trees on the
property.
* A motion was approved to pay 1st Choice Pool
Service for replacing the sand in the pool and
spa sand filters for a cost of $2275.48, which will
be taken from the Pool Equipment Reserve
Fund.
Unfinished Business:
* Matters regarding upgrading the playground
equipment, excavating the west tennis courts,
and adding outdoor fitness equipment were
tabled until the next meeting.
* The Board reviewed all accounting and bids
and listened to a presentation by Belinda Taylor
from Taylor Enterprises. The Board requested
Alice to obtain more information from two of the
listed agencies regarding the cost of including
payroll.
The CCCA Board meetings are held on the
second Tuesday of each month at 7:00 pm
in the recreation room. All members are
welcome to attend. Those wishing to
address the Board need to submit a request
in writing five days prior to the meeting. Full
minutes of all meetings are available upon
request.
