Y’all Come! Colorado Roundup Reservation Procedures
Marilu Trainor
Put on your boots and spurs and mosey on over to join others who enjoy Colorado, because we will be hootin’ and hollerin’ March 3. The Colorado State Party is coming to Pebble Town for a stompin’ good time! Don’t miss this opportunity to head to the Centennial State’s western themed party, “Colorado Roundup ‘23.”
Come on y’all who enjoy Colorado and meet your Arizona neighbors! You can saddle up and wiggle into your boots for the wildest party in PebbleCreek.
Don’t hesitate when making your reservation or you will lose out on a chance to party on the ranch. The party has sold out in lickety-split time for the past five years.
To snag a reservation, the procedures are simple:
* This roundup is limited to 200 cowboys and cowgirls.
* All reservations will be logged on a first-paid, first-reserved basis.
* Reservations are mandatory and are $45 per person. Your party reservation includes a western BBQ dinner and dessert.
* To obtain a reservation form contact Cheryl Murphy at 303-378-9901 or [email protected], or Suki Fitzgerald at [email protected].
* Reservations will be accepted beginning Jan. 5. You can print your reservation forms posted on the E-Group or PebbleCreek Residents Facebook pages beginning Jan. 4. Reservations can be mailed or dropped off and put in the boxes located at 3797 N. 150th Ln. (Eagle’s Nest side) or 16025 W. Windsor Ave. (Tuscany Falls side).
* Registered names will be on a badge on a table in the Tuscany lobby and printed tickets will not be provided.
* Your check for your registration will be deposited no earlier than March 1.
The roundup schedule includes:
* Badges available at 4 p.m. in the Tuscany Ballroom lobby.
* Belly up to the “Ole Watering Hole” for a cocktail at the no-host/cash bar starting at 4 p.m.
* Bring some extra cash for the ever popular “Rocky Mountain Squares” and tickets will be available at 4 p.m. Squares are $5 each. Great prizes are awaiting the winners.
* Buffet dinner will be served from 5 to 6 p.m.
* Those boots will be scooting on the dance floor from 6 to 9 p.m. with music by Outside The Line, Arizona’s premiere party band. The group plays music from all decades.
* Dust off your best western duds, boots, and buckles or simply come casual or wear some Colorado clothing.
* Many surprises await the party goers, including a photo backdrop—bring your phones for pictures with your cowpoke friends.
* A stampede is expected for reservations—so don’t delay!
If you have questions, please contact Michele Conroy at 970-685-7702 or Beth Kelly at 970-218-9470.
Calling All Partying Hoosiers!
Mark your calendars for two important dates! On the evening of Jan. 23 we are having a progressive euchre tournament in the Palm Room at Eagle’s Nest. Only 40 seats are available, so contact Judi Johnson ASAP for details at [email protected].
Also, mark March 23 for our Indiana Party in the Chianti Room! It should be a great evening of Hoosier fun, food, singing, and dancing. Judi will be releasing information sometime in January with details. Don’t drag your feet on this signup either as there are only 110 spots!
Minnesota: Calling All Oles and Lenas
Lisa Baltes and Shari Burns, 2023 MN State Party Co-Chairs
Save the date! Please join us for the 2023 Minnesota State Party on March 23 from 4 to 7 p.m. at Sunrise Park, 14800 Robson Circle N (Eagle’s Nest). More details to come!
Your immediate attention is needed: We will be sending out invitations in the U.S. mail mid-January and you must reply by mid-February if you plan to attend. We created our mailing list from the 2022 PebbleCreek Source Book. If you are not listed in the 2022 Source Book under the Minnesota section you will not receive an invitation. Please contact Shari Burns as soon as possible at [email protected] with your contact information (name, address, phone number, and email address) if you would like to receive an invitation. Or, if you are not listed in the Source Book under the Minnesota section, but spent part of your life in our beautiful state and wish to attend, please contact me as well.
Pennsylvanians to Celebrate Groundhog Day
Susan Kice
Can you believe it’s been five years since we former Pennsylvanians have gotten together to celebrate? So following the “age-old” tradition of celebrating our former state on Groundhog Day, the Pennsylvania Party will be held on a, Feb. 2. The evening will begin with socializing at 5:30 p.m. in the Chianti Room followed by a pasta buffet dinner. There will also be a cash bar available. If you have any previous connection to PA, you are welcome to join us. There is limited seating, so don’t hesitate in replying.
Checks in the amount of $40 per person should be made payable to Charlie Kice and either mailed to or dropped off at 1813 N. 165th Lane, Unit 58/Lot 83 (Clubhouse Dr. to left on Coronado. House is in front of you with the large palm tree). Also, please indicate in your reservation which county in PA you most identify with. There will be additional information forthcoming on the PC egroup and in PebbleNews.
Wisconsin Party
Pat Jensen
The planning for the next Wisconsin party is well underway. It should be a great time with the theme being a Beer-Cheese Festival. The date is Sunday, Feb. 26, starting at 3 p.m. in the Tuscany Falls Ballroom. Tickets will be available for sale in early February. We will have tables of 10 available, or you can sign up individually. We are asking everyone to fill out a universal form with all the members of your party listed. You will need to choose your entree when you make your reservation. Only checks will be accepted. This should make the sign-up process go smoothly. Last year we sold out 200 tickets in an hour, so it is a popular event. We will be able to have 250 people this year.
There will be games, raffle prizes, and the popular card game. We will try to make sure everyone gets a card who wants one. It will be a plated dinner again because everyone seemed to like that. Our emcee is planning an entertaining program, and there will also be some musical entertainment.
Thank you to those who have donated some beer, and there is still time for those of you driving back to throw a six-pack of your favorite local beer in your trunk. We could also use some cheese gifts.
Watch future notices to find out the dates of ticket sales and how to get the sign-up sheet in advance. If you have any questions, you can contact me at [email protected].
See you in February!