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Beaver Valley Estates Bulletin February - 2016 Happy Valentines Day Dr G Robert (1918-1970) purchases Beaver Valley from the Bazzill Sheep & Cattle Company for $10,000 in the early 1950 s. He is credited with developing and marketing Beaver Valley as a resort for physicians. Cottage #3 in Unit #1 was built first and was named Helen s Haven in honor of Dr. Barfoot s wife. In 1956 and 1957, Cottages #1 and #2 were completed, the water system was developed, the river channel was cleared and water supply flumes were laid to the pond and water filtration systems. Cottages #4, #5 and #6 were built and the Old Homestead House was remodeled. In 1960, Cottages #7, #8 and #9 were built along with a warehouse, half of the railroad track, and a swimming pool near the cottages. 1

Mike Williamson NREMTP Fire Chief Beaver Valley FD beavervalleyfd@hotmail.com Happy New Year! At the beginning of the year members of our fire board attended the Arizona Fire Districts Association conference in Laughlin NV for continued training. Hope everyone faired well through the storms. The Station lost its flag pole and a piece of aluminum trim. Our grant group as submitted 2 grants both targeting Personal Protective Gear. Our fingers on crossed on those. In January we ran 3 medical calls. One was in the Roundup about a 30ft fall at Waterwheel.This spring we will be doing a hiring test for volunteer firefighters. Contact me before this please. Ann Stoppa President, BVIA stoppa@cox.net Happy New Year! Our January meeting was cancelled do to the fact that we did not have a quorum. Our next meeting will be on February 6th. We urge residents to attend, it is a great way to stay up on all that is happening in Beaver Valley.I would like to thank everyone that helped make the drainage project by the fire station a success. The Fire Department, especially Sam Baker, helped with his knowledge of the situation and their financial support. Duke Arrington provided the tractor and concrete work at a discounted rate. Many hours were spent that were not billed for. Thank you to all that so generously give their time and talent to the community! Beaver Valley Firewise Committee Paul Slotvig pdsvalley@outlook.com On March 19 th at 10 am at the fire station, Beaver Valley - Firewise Basics will be presented. This is a program designed for newer residents of Beaver Valley. It describes what Firewise is, how it started, why we do it, and how to participate. This presentation is strongly recommended for neighbors who purchased their property in 2012 or later. Please plan to attend! On July 23 rd, Beaver Valley - Firewise Essentials will be presented. This program shows how we, as residents in an established Firewise Community, can help ourselves and our neighbors by doing simple things. It also discusses three things we need to remember to be Firewise. On September 24 th, Wildland Fires in Arizona will be presented. This presentation is an adaptation of a nationally-recognized program that has been specifically tailored for Beaver Valley. Your attendance at these meetings is time counted towards our 2016 Firewise re-certification. Please remember to complete your Firewise logs and turn them in to the Firewise mailbox at the Fire station. If your property is in need of assistance keeping Firewise, please contact me at 602-377-6000 or pdsbvalley@outlook.com. My thanks to the BV Auxiliary volunteers and BV Fire District for all of the clean out/clean up that has taken place over the last few months.thanks to you, and your efforts, we are already on track to renew our Firewise designation for 2016.Thankyou for everything you do to help keep Beaver Valley Fire wise. Albert Masterson Auxiliary President albert.masterson@hotmail.com Spring is around the corner and this is a good time to do your Firewise trimming around your property. You may also have noticed that the Auxiliary volunteers have been doing a lot of clearing out of blind corners so it can be safer for drivers and pedestrians. If anyone wants to get in on this fun and volunteer, please contact me by my email so I may get you on the list. You may have noticed that the brush dumpster is no longer available at the fire department.moving forward, we are asking you to haul your brush only trimmings to the center field next to the fire department. You may have already seen a brush pile started there. You are authorized by our HOA to pile your brush there. The fire department will periodically be burning the brush. We are asking you to put any large logs in the separate pile you will see there. Those logs take too long to burn within the brush pile. The logs are available for anyone who wants to take them for their own personal use. We are continuing to have Bingo Night. Bingo Night takes place the first Saturday of each month at the fire department meeting room. The crowd grows bigger each time the event takes place. Every game played gives the winner the chance to win 50% of the pot. The next Bingo Night will be Saturday, February the 6 th. Folks are asked to start gathering there at 5:30 pm to start purchasing your cards and settle in for a really fun night. You are encouraged to bring any snacks or drinks you want. The Auxiliary will be supplying Nestlé s hot chocolate and marshmallows. 2

Tips & Tricks Use a can opener to open sealed plastic packaging Cooking With Chef Beaver White Bean Chicken Chile Gluten free 1 1/4 lb Chicken breast 4 15.8 ounce cans Bush's beans great northern beans 1 cup Cilantro, packed leaves 4 cloves Garlic 1 tbsp Jalapeno 1 cup Onion 1 tsp Oregano 1 tsp Parsley 7 cups Chicken broth 1/4 tsp Black pepper 1 tsp Paprika 1/4 tsp Red pepper, ground 1/4 tsp Salt 4 tbsp Olive oil 1 tsp Cumin In a large stock pot bring chicken broth and beans to a boil. Add all seasonings (parsley, cumin, oregano, paprika, red pepper, black pepper, salt). Reduce heat to medium and let simmer. In a saute pan heat 2 tablespoons of olive oil over medium high heat. Add chicken and saute about 3-5 minutes then add to pot. In saute pan heat the remaining 2 tablespoons of olive oil over medium heat. Add onion, garlic and jalapeno and saute until softened, about 5 minutes. Rough chop ½ cup of cilantro and add to onion, garlic and jalapeno mixture. Saute for a few seconds then add all to pot. Let chili simmer at least another 30 minutes, but the longer, the better. To thicken up chili a little use a potato masher to mash some of the beans up. A few mashes should do the trick. You could do this before adding the chicken if the beans are nice and soft. Before serving, add the rest of cilantro. I am proud to except the position of the new Editor of our Beaver Valley Estates Bulletin.' It will be my pleasure to help keep our Community informed with current news, events and information. And as you know, our Bulletin will only be as successful as we make it. It is our job as Beaver Valley residents, to keep our full-time and part-time neighbors updated with current affairs and events. I am asking you to please send me any news worthy information along with interesting stories to share with our Community. Photo s and video are always welcome as well! Since our Newsletter will be an online paper, I am not limited to space. Please send me your information before the 25th of each month in order to be in the next month s issue. You don t have to wait for that date to send me your news, you can send it anytime throughout the month, as long as it s in before the 25th. Thank you for all your ongoing support in making our Community the best it can be! Please send all info to: Bobbie@azfivestar.com Beaver Valley Estates Po Box 597 Payson AZ 85547 Beaver Valley Improvement Association Ann Stoppa, President 602-690-4656 stoppa@cox.net Beaver Valley Fire District/Department 911 W Beaver Flat Rd; Payson AZ 85541 Mike Williamson, Fire Chief 928-472-4711 beavervalleyfd@hotmail.com Sam Baker, 928-474-6392 Skbaker10000@gmail.com Beaver Valley Domestic Water Improvement District Ian Linton 480-332-0879 metalsolutionsaz@aol.com Gary McReynolds 480-775-0595 gary.mcreynolds@intel.com Beaver Valley Firewise Committee Paul Slotvig 602-377-6000 pdsbvalley@outlook.com Beaver Valley Auxiliary Albert Masterson 602-738-6995 albert.masterson@hotmail.com Beaver Valley Web Site Sam Thielke 480-357-8755 Thielke-az@cox.net Editor Bobbie Bennett 602-615-5055 Bobbie@azfivestar.com Please submit your stories and photos to bobbie@azfivestar.com 3

BV Neighbors Respond to Storm Damage On Saturday, December 26th, high winds blew through Beaver Valley causing damage to a number of properties. Trees went down, branches broke, and some utility poles snapped off at the ground due to the strong gusts that came through. The following week, over a dozen BV neighbors gathered together to help two newer BV residents who had a large, mature oak tree fall on their property. The clean-up crew brought with them chain saws, trucks, trailers, rakes, blowers, pruners, water, and good spirits as they removed the downed tree from the property. Thank you to everyone who was able to participate in the clean-up. Click this link to see videos courtesy of Patrick Jenkins https://youtu.be/f5qyfnyxnta https://youtu.be/vxxsxssbnno Our New flag Pole Has Been Ordered We will still accept donations for supplies to set the flag pole and for replacement flags and bulbs for the light in the future. Anyone can send their donations to me (6084 E. 20th Ave., Apache Junction, AZ 85119) The flag pole is going to be dedicated immediately after the annual HIA meeting in April and will be dedicated to the entire community of Beaver Valley Basically the point is that the replacement and donation of the new pole was not handled by any one particular organiza(on, but simply by BV residents for BV residents. I have been personally overwhelmed by the amazing generosity of everyone who has already donated. Nearly everyone who won at the last Bingo game donated their winnings to the flag pole and the BV Auxiliary donated 50% of the money that came in for the games that night. the woman in unite 6 (Susie Jordan) also donated an additionally flag along with her monetary donation In addition to monetary donations, Forest has offered to remove old cement and help erect new pole. Many people wanted to remain anonymous. We will need volunteers when the flag pole arrives (to receive it and move it into the bay), and when we are ready to erect it. People who want to help can contact me, Mary Pat Culp (480-688-5633) Beaver Valley Auxiliary Charity Donation Update Beginning in early 2015, the Beaver Valley Auxiliary (BVA) began collecting and donating the points from the cardboard soda carriers, from the soda machine located at the fire station Ramada, to charities. The benefiting charities include Salvation Army, Goodwill, Children s Miracle Network, Special Olympics, National Parks Association, and more. The BVA will be donating the points to raise money for the charities through the end of 2016 to help celebrate our 50th anniversary as Beaver Valley Estates. As of the beginning of 2016, a total of approximately $200 has already been donated. Thank you to everyone for contributing to these worthy causes and drink up! Albert Masterson 4

Southwest Ground Control in Beaver On Dec. 11, 2015, A crew from Southwest Ground Control, came to our home in Beaver Valley as part of an APS project to clear brush, grasses and other vegetative growth away from power poles. Photos & Info submitted by; James C. "Bing" Brown Beaver Valley FireWise Committee member Happy New Year To Beaver Valley! What a great way to bring in the New Year...Great friends, great food and fun predictions for 2016! Thank you Albert and Paul for opening your beautiful home to all of us! Photos by Bobbie Bennett 5

2016 Beaver Valley Community Mee(ng Calendar February Saturday February 6 th 10:00 am Beaver Valley Improvement Associa?on Saturday February 6 th 5:30 pm Community bonfire/bingo night Monday February 15 th 7:00 pm Beaver Valley Fire District March Saturday March 5 th 10:00 am Beaver Valley Improvement Associa?on Saturday March 5 th 11:00 am (or ajer the BVIA mee?ng) Beaver Valley Auxiliary Saturday March 5 th 5:30 pm Community bonfire/bingo night Monday March 14 th 7:00 pm Beaver Valley Fire District Saturday March 19 th 10:00 am Firewise Community Training/Presenta?on Firewise Basics April Saturday April 2 nd 11:00 am Beaver Valley Auxiliary Saturday April 2 nd 1:00 pm Beaver Valley Annual Mee(ng Saturday April 2 nd 5:30 pm Community bonfire/bingo night Monday April 18 th 7:00 pm Beaver Valley Fire District May Saturday May 7 th 10:00 am Beaver Valley Improvement Associa?on Saturday May 7 th 11:00 am (or ajer the BVIA mee?ng) Beaver Valley Auxiliary Saturday May 7 th 5:30 pm Community bonfire/bingo night Saturday May 14 th - 10:30 am - Beaver Valley Water Improvement District Monday May 16 th 7:00 pm Beaver Valley Fire District Saturday May 28 th 8:00 10:00 am Beaver Valley Memorial Day Weekend Breakfast June Saturday June 4 th 10:00 am Beaver Valley Improvement Associa?on Saturday June 4 th 11:00 am (or ajer the BVIA mee?ng) Beaver Valley Auxiliary Saturday June 4 th 5:30 pm Community bonfire/bingo night Monday June 20 th 7:00 pm Beaver Valley Fire District July Saturday July 2 nd 8:00 10:00 am Beaver Valley July 4 th Weekend Breakfast Saturday July 2 nd 10:00 am Beaver Valley Fire District Special Board Mee?ng Saturday July 9 th 10:00 am Beaver Valley Improvement Associa?on Saturday July 9 th 11:00 am (or ajer the BVIA mee?ng) Beaver Valley Auxiliary Saturday July 9 th 5:30 pm Community bonfire/bingo night Monday July 18 th 7:00 pm Beaver Valley Fire District Saturday July 23 rd 10:00 am Firewise Community Training/Presenta?on Firewise Essen?als August Saturday August 6 th 10:00 am Beaver Valley Improvement Associa?on Saturday August 6 th 11:00 am (or ajer the BVIA mee?ng) Beaver Valley Auxiliary Saturday August 6 th 5:30 pm Community bonfire/bingo night Monday August 15 th 7:00 pm Beaver Valley Fire District September Saturday September 3 rd Beaver Valley Day Saturday September 10 th 10:00 am Beaver Valley Improvement Associa?on Saturday September 10 th 11:00 am (or ajer the BVIA mee?ng) Beaver Valley Auxiliary Saturday September 10 th 5:30 pm Community bonfire/bingo night Saturday September 17 th Time TBD BVFD Volunteer Apprecia?on Event Monday September 19 th 7:00 pm Beaver Valley Fire District Saturday September 24 th Firewise Community Training/Presenta?on Wildfires in Arizona October Saturday October 1 st 10:00 am Beaver Valley Improvement Associa?on Saturday October 1 st 5:30 pm Community bonfire/bingo night Monday October 17 th 7:00 pm Beaver Valley Fire District Saturday October 29 th 5:00 pm Beaver Valley Halloween Celebra?on November Saturday November 5 th 10:00 am Beaver Valley Improvement Associa?on Saturday November 5 th 5:30 pm Community bonfire/bingo night Monday November 21 st 7:00 pm Beaver Valley Fire District December Saturday December 10 th 5:30 pm Community bonfire/bingo night Sunday December 11 th 2:00 4:00 pm Beaver Valley Cookie Exchange Monday December 19 th 7:00 pm Beaver Valley Fire District 6