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​WELCOME --

​Mountain Villas Resort is located along the Highlands Golf Course of the Seven Springs Mountain Resort in Champion, Pennsylvania.

 

Some History:

The Seven Springs Mountain Villas development began in 1968-1969 with the construction of Buildings 3, 4, and 5.  In 1971-1972, Buildings 2, 6, and 7 were built and in 1973 Buildings 1, 8, and 9 were completed.  Also, in 1970 the 9-hole golf course, along which the Villas had been constructed, was opened.

 

The owners of the Villas formed the Seven Springs Mountain Villas with the first meeting being held on Sunday, November 21, 1971.  The Mt. Villas homeowners first annual spring meeting was held on May 20, 1973.  

Mountain Villas Association Management and Executive Board

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Mountain Villas Association Office Info

                                                                                                                

                              Thomas Beckner , Community Manager                                Cell:     814-483-2869               

                              10 Mountain Villas Drive, Champion, PA 15622                    Office: 814-352-7672                                                                        mtvillas7@yahoo.com  OR   tj.beckner@yahoo.com   

 

                                                                      BULL'S EYE SECURITY:   814-289-1548

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Pictures taken by Tom Beckner.  â€‹

Image by Lucas George Wendt

The Mountain Villas extends our extreme gratitude to the volunteer firefighters within our surrounding communities as they answered the call and came to save one of our buildings that was hit by lightning on the evening of July 21. 

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The Volunteer Fire Departments (15) who responded and worked together to keep us and each other safe include:   

                               Bakersville           Bullskin                      Chestnut Ridge       Confluence          Meyersdale         

                               Mt. Pleasant        New Centerville         Normalville              Ohiopyle               Rockwood                 

                               Saltlick                Seven Springs            Sipesville                 Somerset             Springfield  

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Teachable moments are created when a unique, high-interest situation arises that lends itself to discussion of a particular topic. Most teachable moments come at a time when least expected.  This incident was one of those moments.

 

Firefighters are the backbone of this country. Volunteer firefighters sacrifice their time, energy, and in some circumstances their life in service to our citizens.   information to chiefs, training officers, and firefighters who serve as professionals not because of a paycheck but because they are committed to saving the lives of others and protecting property from fire and other natural and man-made disasters.

We must remember how essential training is.  All firefighters need to be ready when the call comes in – the public doesn’t ask if you are paid or volunteer when they dial 911.  They expect someone to respond quickly, take care of their problem in a professional and competent way, and be ready with that training to help save property and lives. 

WE ARE GRATEFUL!

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Picture taken by Tom Beckner, Community Manager, from the inside hallway balcony.

 

Also, our deepest appreciation and thanks to our Community Manager for quickly responding to the disaster call, taking control of the situation so that homeowners are quickly notified, and his expedient action and experience with notifying our insurance company and starting reclamation protocol.

Tom personally went in every unit on the affected side "A" to assess the area and damage.

This incident reinforces the need for Tom to have access to ALL units.​​​​

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Image by Lucas George Wendt

Tom has shared emails specifically to those who were affected by this disaster as well as to all homeowners to keep them updated with relevant information.

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One firefighter was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. 

We are grateful no one was seriously hurt and leads us to be thankful that our firefighters take their training very seriously.  

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PURPLE HEART DAY

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August 7 is Purple Heart Day.  Although this is not a public holiday, it is a day which encourages people to pay their respects to fallen soldiers, to listen to the stories of soldiers and veterans, and to thank them for their service to the nation.

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CELEBRATE AUGUST 2026

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Aug 4:       United States Coast Guard Day (Fly Your Flag)  

Aug 7:       Purple Heart Day (Fly Your Flag)

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​​Some of the wackier and sentimental holidays that are celebrated in the US deserve their own listing, and we’re sure you’ll agree!  Here are only a few of them:

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Aug 1:        National Sunflower Day

Aug 2:        National Sisters Day

Aug 4:        National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day

Aug 8:        National Sneak Some Zucchini onto your Neighbor's Porch Day

Aug 9:        National Book Lovers Day

Aug 13:      National Left Handers Awareness Day

Aug 19:      National Soft Ice Cream Day

Aug 20:      National Bacon Lovers Day

Aug 21:      National Senior Citizens Day (Be Nice to Your Elders Day)

Aug 25:      National Banana Split Day

                 (In 1904, Latrobe, PA became the birthplace of the Banana Split)

Aug 26:      National Dog Day

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Image by Lucas George Wendt
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Seven Springs Mountain Villas HOA (Official) | Facebook  

  
This page is for owners of Seven Springs Mountain Villas condominiums and townhomes to interact and engage.  (Click on picture to access)

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MOUNTAIN VILLAS EXECUTIVE BOARD 

We look forward to working together for the Mountain Villas Community.

Shown from left to right:  

Babette Guballa, Treasurer;  Kathy Laboon, EB Member; 

Mark Moulden, VP;  Connie Grisell, President;  Janet Skurnick, Secretary;

Tom Beckner, Community Manager

Seven Springs

Historic Milestones

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In 1932 - Adolph and Helen Dupre spend $13 to 

                 purchase 2 and 1/2 acres of land.

In 1935 - Skiers regularly visit Seven Springs.

In 1955 - Adolph Dupre passes away.

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© Seven Springs Mountain Villas Association (Management and Executive Board).  

Copyright © 2026 Seven Springs Mountain Villas Association - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

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