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January, 2017

Volume 42

Number 4

Retro Rockets

Jan. 14 • 7:00 pm • Aud • $12

The Retro Rockets are a classic rock & roll

band. Their arrangements include the beautiful

multi-part vocal harmonies and instrumenta-

tion that make music from the late fifties

through the mid seventies so special!

We can’t wait to hear them again! There's no

better band for dancing or listening to in the

Southwest.

The Ok Chorale

Jan. 28 • 7:00 pm • Aud • $10

The OK Chorale is a cowboy trio dedicated to the

preservation of the Old West in stories and songs.

The OK Chorale’s approach to Arizona’s history is

truly unique. Come and travel back to the Arizona

of the late 1800’s with timeless music and authen-

tic wardrobes. Learn about the characters and

events that made this a legendary time in Ameri-

can history. You’ll hear songs by great artists like

Marty Robbins, Gene Autry, Rex Allen, Sons of

the Pioneers and many more.

Formed in 2001, they have been entertaining au-

diences throughout Arizona and California with

their great harmony and fascinating storytelling.

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Wednesday, January 4

9:00 am Free Wednesday Coffee & Donuts In the Auditorium (*F)

Thursday, January 5

9:00 am Farmers Market In the Parking Lot

9:00 am & 1:30 pm Historic Tucson Tour Shuttle In the Parking lot (*S, *F)

4:00 pm Jozarelli’s Italian Street Food In the Parking Lot

7:00 pm Meet Your Clubs In the Auditorium

Saturday, January 7

9:00 am Coffee In the Auditorium

9:30 am Ambassadors Orientation In the Fireside Lounge

Monday, January 9

8:00 am Kartchner Caverns Shuttle In the Parking lot (*S, *R=$15, T=$25)

4:30 pm Singles Potluck In the Rec Hall (*S)

Tuesday, January 10

8:00 am Tucson Mobile Bike Repair In the Parking Lot

9:30 am Tucson Art Museum Shuttle In the Parking Lot (*S, *F)

11:00 am Lifetouch Photo Sessions In the Activity Office

2:00 pm SkyMed Seminar In the Auditorium (*F)

RCE January 2017

Shorthand Key: (*T) = Tickets, (*S) = Sign Up , (*F) = Free , (*D) = Donation, (*G.A.) = General Admission. See articles for more information.

Wednesday, January 11

9:00 am Free Wednesday Coffee & Donuts In the Auditorium (*F)

10:00 am Lifetouch Photo Sessions In the Activity Office

Thursday, January 12 10:00 am Lifetouch Photo Sessions In the Activity Office

4:00 pm Don Pedro’s Peruvian Food Truck In the Parking lot

5:00 pm Soup Dinner by Sawmill

Friday, January 13 10:00 am Desert Breakfast At Saguaro Park (*T=$6)

Saturday, January 14

8:30 am Tombstone Shuttle In the Parking lot (*S, *R=$15)

9:00 am Coffee In the Auditorium

9:00 am Walk Around Sale RCE

9:30 am Ambassadors Orientation In the Fireside Lounge

7:00 pm Retro Rockets Dance In the Auditorium (*T = $12 )

Monday, January 16

9:00 am Red Cross Blood Drive In the Rec. Hall

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Thursday, January 26

11:00 am Beer Tasting Shuttle In the Parking Lot (*S, *Ride free)

2:00 pm Free Ice Cream & Cookies In the Rec. Hall (*S)

3:00 pm Happy Hour w/Cochise Cnty. AllStars Around the Fountain ($5)

4:00 pm Holy Toledo’s Wood Fired Pizza In the Parking lot

Friday, January 27

5:00 pm Fish & Chips by Astronomy Club ($8 )

Saturday, January 28

9:00 am Coffee In the Auditorium

9:30 am Ambassadors Orientation In the Fireside Lounge

7:00 pm OK Chorale In the Auditorium (*T=$20)

Sunday, January 29

4:00 pm Western States & Canada Potluck (*S)

Monday, January 30

12:00 pm Mirror Lab Shuttle In the Parking Lot (*S, *Ride free)

Tuesday, January 31

9:00 am ATV Tour Shuttle In the Parking Lot (*S, *Ride free)

Tuesday, January 17

8:30 am Biosphere 2 Shuttle In the Parking Lot (*S, *Ride free)

4:00 pm Sloppy Joe’s & Music In the Aud (*S, *T=$7)

Wednesday, January 18

9:00 am Free Wednesday Coffee & Donuts In the Auditorium (*F)

7:00 pm “Two Amigo’s” @ Gaslight Theatre

Thursday, January 19 10:00 am Sonoita Wine Tasting Shuttle In the Parking Lot (*S, *Ride free)

4:00 pm Don Pedro’s Peruvian Food Truck In the Parking lot

4:45 pm Michigan & Wisconsin Potluck In the Parking lot

Saturday, January 21

9:00 am Coffee In the Auditorium

9:30 am Ambassadors Orientation In the Fireside Lounge

5:00 pm Astronomy Club Horse Race & Chili

Monday, January 23

4:30 pm Rocky Mountain States Potluck In the Rec Hall (*S)

Wednesday, January 25

8:30 am Desert Museum Shuttle In the Parking Lot (*S, *F)

9:00 am Free Wednesday Coffee & Donuts In the Auditorium (*F)

RCE January 2017

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I’m OK

Here at RCE we want to make sure you are A-OK!

The “I’m Okay Club” is a program for guests and

residents who are living alone.

Once you sign up with the Activity Office, you

must call in daily before 10:00 am. This is just a

daily check-in by phone that allows us to make

sure you are OK. If you don’t call in by 10:00 am,

we will try and reach you. If we are unsuccessful,

we will come to your house and check on you.

Please stop by the Activity Office to sign up. We

look forward to seeing you.

Speed Limit

Keep us speed bump free! Please

observe the 10-mph speed limit

inside the park.

AED Device & 911 Phone

An Automated External Defibrillator (AED)

device and 911 Emergency phone are located in

the Breezeway near the office.

Safety from Wildlife

The weather is cooling and this is a time when

rattlesnakes might seek the warmth of a cozy

asphalt street after sundown. Although the

perimeter of RCE is fenced to keep animals out,

we do occasionally receive an “uninvited guest.”

For maximum safety, carry a flashlight if you are

walking after dark, keep pets on a leash, and re-

main alert to an unlikely, but

possible encounter.

Safety First!

A Word from George

From our family to yours, we hope your Christ-

mas and New Years were filled with family,

food, and fond memories. It's been a busy sea-

son here at Rincon Country RV Resort, and it's

only started. I just want to take a moment to

thank you all for making Rincon Country RV

Resort what it is today. While we are always

hard at work, we know without a doubt that

we do this work for you! Year after year, it

warms our hearts to know that we are able to

provide a community filled with so many fun,

talented, and fascinating people. You are the

lifeblood of the park, and the reason we enjoy

coming to work everyday. Whether its one of

our many volunteers, our park ambassadors,

or one of the many people that just make eve-

ryone else feel welcomed, we truly appreciate

all you do. We know without a doubt the park

could not function the same without your sup-

port. Because of all of this, we will promise to

continue to make this the best community it

can be, and continue striving for standards of

excellence that makes our community stand

apart from the rest.

Thank you,

George O’Leary

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The East Villager

Submissions

Club leaders please submit articles for The

Villager” via email to:

eastnewsletter@rinconcountry.com

A quick reply acknowledging the receipt of

your submission will be given. If you do not

receive a reply by the 10th, please contact

the Marketing Department at 520-294-5608.

Please observe the follow-

ing guidelines for submit-

ting articles. The deadline

for the monthly Villager is

the 5th day of the month

prior to issue date. Include

times, dates, room loca-

tions, and contact names and numbers in

your articles.

Please do not bold, underline, or use ALL

CAPITALS. Please keep articles to 150 words

or less.

Registration/Office Hours

Monday - Friday 8:00 am -5:00 pm

Saturdays 9:00 am -5:00 pm

Sundays CLOSED

Holiday Hours will be posted.

When office is closed and you need help,

please call 520-886-8431.

New to Tucson or Rincon Country East?

As an RCE newcomer, you are invited to attend a

free program run by our Orientation Ambassa-

dors. Learn from long-time RCE residents where

you can find the best places to shop, eat out,

and sightsee in the Tucson and surrounding ar-

ea. Learn where to find the nearest grocery

store, post office, RV supply store and other

places you may wish to visit during your stay.

The Orientation Ambassadors are a great re-

source if you want to get an insider’s scoop

about RCE facilities, clubs, and activities. Attend

an orientation and you’ll make new friends and

feel at home at Rincon Country East in no time.

Orientations follow Club Coffee on Saturdays at

9:30 am in the Fireside Lounge. Walk-ins are wel-

come.

The RCE Ambassadors

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From the Activities Office

ACTIVITY BOX OFFICE HOURS

9:00 am - 4:00 pm, Mon - Sat

Why wait in line for tickets at the Activity

Office? Simply complete the advance ticket

reservation form included with your news-

letter. Place the form in a sealed envelope

with a check for the appropriate amount

made out to RCE. Address the envelope to

“Activity Office.” Drop it off at the RCE Post

Office or the Activity Office. Allow 3-5 days

for processing. Tickets will be placed in your

RCE mailbox. If you don’t have a mailbox,

your tickets will be held for you in the Activi-

ty Office.

Would you like to join a fun group of Activity Of-

fice volunteers? This year Sharon needs volun-

teers of all sorts. Stop by the office to pick up a

card to inform us of your interest. There is some-

thing for everyone.

Volunteer Opportunities

Ticket takers at events

Decorations committee members

Technology assistance

Burley Boys (move tables, etc.)

Bingo

Dance & dinner preparations & Entertainment

for coffees

I’m back!!! I would like to thank everyone for the get-well cards, flowers, sweet words and tons of patience. I would also like to thank my wonderful volunteers who have been doing double time all month! I would also like to thank Joyce for holding it all together in my absence. We couldn’t have done it without them! Thank you!

I’m tired of recovering. I want to dance. We have started off the with New Year with Triplicity, dancing and shaking our cans! We get to kick off our shoes again in two weeks welcoming back the Retro Rock-ets. We all know how much fun it is to dance to their music making.

Rumor has it we have only three dances this year. Boy, that’s awful. What was I thinking? Oh, wait a sec-ond – I was thinking, quite clearly. First of all, we danced on Halloween and then we had the Happy Hour in November, followed by Triplicity in December, but we are just getting started. We are excited about the return of the Retro Rockets followed by the Cochise County AllStars, again leading us in another Hap-py Hour this month. In February, we get rocked by the band on the 15th for the Annual Appreciation Pic-nic and I have a great band coming for Mardi Gras - I’m really looking forward to this group - Rhonda-Vous. They have a classic sound and the lead singers voice is dynamic. St. Patrick’s day will be celebrated with the Sixties Garage Band and more. I left out a few but you’ll just have to wait and see. We will be rocking! I guarantee it!

So get your dancing boots on, don that cowboy hat and shake that thang right into the Activity Office to buy your tickets now!

Sharon

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Jan. 5 • 9:00 am to 1:00 pm • Breezeway

Our First Thursdays Farmers’ markets will fea-

ture local artisans selling hand-crafted jewelry,

soaps, clothing, and yard art. In addition to fresh

produce, you can buy locally-made salsas, soups,

baked goods, and even pet treats.

At the Farmers’ Market, you can grab a snack,

have lunch, or take food home to enjoy later.

First Thursdays are a great place to find both un-

usual and unique items locally made and pro-

duced. If you’d like to purchase gifts that are

unique to Arizona for friends and family back

home, First Thursdays is the place to be. Resi-

dents are invited to host a booth at no cost, so

take advantage of this opportunity if you have

items to sell.

Support local vendors, enjoy the Arizona sun,

and meet your neighbors at RCE’s First Thurs-

days Farmers’ market, Thursday, January 5th,

from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm in the Breezeway.

Rincon Country

First Thursdays

Farmers’

Market

Happy Hour with

The Cochise

County AllStars

Jan. 26 • 3:00 - 5:00 pm • $5

The Cochise County AllStars, the name sounds so

casual. Don't let it fool you. This is a professional

band with a tight sound and pleasant notes

dance on air when they play. The harmonies are

lovely, the attitude delightful, the voice quality is

some serious pipe! Come check out our New

Happy Hour! Around the fountain.

Welcome to the Rincon Country RV

Resort Gift Shop where you will find a vari-ety of new merchandise and gifts for all ages. Know that you are welcome to always come in and browse around. Maybe you will find that special gift for that special person in your life. To find out what the Wednesday special is, be sure to join us for coffee and donuts Wednesday mornings in the auditorium. Want to win a prize? Wear Rincon wear to be entered in the prize drawing held at Wednesday morning coffee on January, 11th

Are you wondering what kind of constellations that you are seeing in the wonderful night sky of Tucson, come into the gift shop and check out the new book Night Sky

Stargazing is among the most peaceful and in-spiring outdoor activities Night Sky, the award-winning book by Jonathan Poppele makes it more fun than ever! ... Once more I wish everyone a very Happy New Year

Joyce

Hours: Monday-Thursday 9 am – 2 pm

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January Food Trucks • Pkg Lot

Jan. 5 • 4:00 - 6:00 pm Jozarelli’s Italian Street Food

Jan. 12 • 3:00 - 5:00 pm Don Pedro’s Peruvian Bistro

Jan. 19 • 4:00 - 6:00 pm

German Food Station

Jan. 26 • 4:00 - 6:00 pm Holy Toledo’s Pizza

Food Trucks will be here most Thursdays, gener-ally from 4:00 to 6:00 pm. Check out the menu in front of the activity office. Updated weekly.

About RCE Food

Events:

BYOS Green Initiative

Please be advised that unless otherwise noted,

ALL breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and other

food events sponsored by RCE are BYOS. This

means “bring your own service” - plate, fork,

etc. Together we will reduce the volume of dis-

posable waste that ends up in landfills.

Coffee & Donuts

Wednesday & Saturday

9:00 am • Auditorium

Meet new friends and reconnect with old ones. There may be music, jokes or other forms of entertainment. Find out what is going on! You will learn it all here. Prizes are even given away. See what you can win! Wednesdays are sponsored by local businesses. Saturdays are sponsored by RCE clubs and cost $1 per person.

Our Jan. Wednesday Coffee Sponsors are:

Jan. 4 - Shuffleboard 50/50

Jan. 11 - Sawmill 50/50

Jan 18 - Library 50/50

Jan. 25 - Astronomy 50/50

Our Jan. Saturday Coffee Sponsors are:

Jan. 7 - Shuffleboard

Jan. 14 - RCE Designers

Jan. 21 - Little Theatre

Jan. 28 - Photo Club

January 10-12

is your last chance to have your

picture in the RCE Directory!

Come to the Activity Office

to Sign Up!

Last Photo Opportunity!

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Horse Races!

Jan. 21 • 5:00 pm

Get your tickets at the Activity Office and from club members. You can't win if you don't play!

Presented by The Astronomy Club.

Soup Dinner by Sawmill

Jan. 12 • 5:00 pm • $6

Enjoy tasty ham & bean soup,

corn bread, coffee & lemonade.

BYOS Everyone welcome!

Fish & Chips Dinner

Jan. 27 • 5:00 - 6:00 pm • Aud

Astronomy and RCE Designs would like to reel you in for a whale of a good time! (Oh wait, that's cod!) $8.00 for a plate of baked breaded cod, tater tots, cole slaw, bread & des-sert. Hope we can lure you in for a great meal! BYOB-BYOS. Contact Dennis Bonnville, site 129 or Wally Bielski, site 79 for tickets.

Ice Cream and Cookies

Jan. 26 • 2:00 - 3:00 pm • Rec. Hall

Apache ATV Tours is bringing free ice cream and

cookies and using this time to inform us about

his tour! Sign up sheets in the Activity office.

Stargazer ’s Café

Wednesday

5:00 pm to 8:00 pm

Offers snack stand foods during bingo.

Usually available are hot dogs, chips, cold

drinks, candy bars, cookies, and popcorn.

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Desert Breakfast

Jan. 13 •10:00 am • $6

Saguaro Park

Join us for breakfast in the beau-

tiful Saguaro National Park. Bring

binoculars and watch the desert come alive or just

sit and visit with your RCE friends amidst the gor-

geous scenery. Guitars are welcome.

We’ll be serving a delicious Rincon Country casse-

role, sausage, fruit, rolls, and coffee. Please bring

your own tables, chairs and table service. Tickets

are $6.00 and are available in the Activity Office

along with a map to the breakfast location.

We will meet at the Tanque Verde Trailhead. This

is a popular event and space is limited! Sign up is

on a first-come, first-served basis. Only 50 spots

available. You will need to sign up in case of can-

cellation or postponement and you will receive a

ticket as well. The ticket will be collected at the

park.

Second Saturday Walk-Around Sale

Jan. 14 • 9:00 am - 12:00 pm • RCE

Enjoy the Walk-Around Sale the second Satur-

day of every month. Are you having a yard sale?

Are you joining with neighbors for a yard sale?

Come post your unit number and state a little

about what you offer on the Activity Board. See

the Activity Office to pick up your index card or

to answer any questions. AND, if you don’t have

anything to sell, maybe you would like to peruse

around and see what your neighbors have to

offer. To see which units are participating, check

out the index cards on the board!

Walk-Around

Sloppy Joe & Music

Jan. 17 • 5:00 to 8:00 pm •

Aud • $7

Your RCE Design club would like you to join us in

a Sloppy Joe dinner with music to follow. Help

us sing-a-long to any favorites you want to

hear. Hopefully, you might want to sing one

too! There will be words on the screen, so don't

be shy. Enjoy ground beef sloppy joes, (turkey

sloppy joes for those who don't want beef.

Please let us know ahead of time) potato salad,

pickles, & brownies. BYOB-BYOS.

5:00 pm dinner and 5-8:00 pm music. See you

there! Wally and Lyn Bielski site 79

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Rocky Mountain States

Jan. 23 • 4:30 pm • Rec. Hall

Join us for the Rocky Mountain States Potluck Dinner! Please sign up in the Activity Office, and let us know if you're bringing a main dish, salad, bread or dessert. Iced tea, coffee, and water will be available. Bring your own table service and any beverage (including alcoholic) you might like oth-er than those provided.

We look forward to seeing old friends and meet-ing new ones. We welcome anyone who would like to come even if you're not from a Rocky Mountain state. See you there!

For questions, contact: Charlotte Foster, Site 231 970-901-8060

Singles

Jan. 9 • 4:30 pm • Rec. Hall

Held the second Monday of each month at 4:30 PM in the Rec Hall. Dinner at 5 pm. Bring a casserole, salad or dessert to share. Coffee furnished. BYOS – BYOB. Lottery is 100% giv-en out. Tickets are 2 for $1, 5 for $2 or 10 for $3. Bring six nickels if you care to stay after dinner and play a simple card game.

Questions? Call Eileen Rowlands 751-9957

Michigan & Wisconsin

Jan. 19 • 4:30 to 6:00pm • Aud

Our annual Potluck is coming soon! Sign-up in the activity office by Jan 17 and list the dish you want to bring. BYOB-BYOS. This year NO gift will need to be brought. We are requesting $2.00 for each person attending and for that you'll get 2 tickets for our raffles. Afterward, our Trivia game will keep you guessing. How much do you know about our 2 states? Happy hour is 4:45-5:30pm and potluck starts at 5:30 pm with games to follow. See you there! Wally and Lyn Bielski, site 79

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Western States and Canada

Jan. 23 • 4:00 - 6:30 pm • Rec. Hall

Bring a dish to feed a group and a White Ele-phant gift for our penny bingo game. Sign up in Activity Office.

Save the Date:

Iowa Missouri Potluck

Monday, February 6, 2017

4:00 pm BYOS and a dish to pass

Sign up in the Activity Office

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RCE SHUTTLE EXCURSIONS Save gas and save the parking hassle; ride the RCE Shuttle to

many exciting local events and area attractions. The RCE Shuttle

will drop you off and pick you up at easy to access locations. It is

a great opportunity to get to know your town, your neighbors

and to make new friends !

Kartchner Caverns

Jan. 9 • 8 am - 3 pm • Pkng Lot

Ride $15/Tour $25

Experience a stunning limestone cave in South-

eastern Arizona that boasts world-class fea-

tures. This “live” cave, discovered in 1974, is

host to a wide variety of unique minerals and

formations. Water percolates from the surface

and calcite formations continue to grow, includ-

ing stalactites dripping down like icicles and gi-

ant stalagmites reaching up from the ground.

Tour guides will unveil this fascinating under-

ground landscape during a memorable 1½ hour

tour.

The Discovery Center features museums exhib-

its, a large gift shop, regional displays, theater,

and educational information about the caverns

and the surrounding landscape. There are also

campgrounds, hiking trails, lockers, shaded pic-

nic areas, a deli, an amphitheater, and a hum-

mingbird garden.

Historic Tucson Tour

Jan. 5 • 9 am and 1:30 pm • Pkng Lot

Ride free

This tour had terrific reviews and it’s free!

Join your guide Joe Adams on a history tour of

Tucson. Joe is a docent at San Xavier del Bac and

has been giving tours in Southern Arizona,

Mexico and Peru. He will take you to the very

spot where the city of Tucson originated. You will

see where the Spanish Presidio once stood and

hear stories about their soldiers defending the

valley from Apaches.

Visit the campus of the University of Arizona; un-

likely to have been constructed if it was not for a

gift from a strange benefactor. Joe will spin tales

of Tucson's famous bad guys such as Pancho Villa

and John Dillinger. Learn how Tucson's famous

night sky and public art helped the city become a

leader in ordinances. If time allows, there will be

a brief stop at the only Spanish Baroque Mission

Church in the United States. Don't miss out!

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RIDE FREE on ALL trips under

100 miles round trip!

Sign up for these trips early!

Space is limited to 12 passengers!

About the RCE Shuttle

Sign up for all trips in the Activity Office. All trips under 100 miles are free. The charge varies for trips over 100 miles.

On all trips a 24-hour notice of cancellation must be given to avoid a $15 charge.

Unless otherwise noted, admission fees and meals are not included in the trip prices shown.

The driver is in charge of actual departure times.

The shuttle can accommodate 12 passengers on a first-come, first-served basis.

Bus tickets required.

Tucson Museum of Art

Jan. 10 • 9:30 am - 12:00 pm• Pkng Lot

Ride Free

The Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block (TMA) is an art museum and art education institution

located in the Presidio District. The museum comprises 74,000-square-feet of exhibition space over a

four-acre city block that includes a contemporary main museum and 19th C. historic homes that have

been adapted for reuse as the Museum restaurant, pottery school, and galleries.

TMA's collection of more than 8,000 objects is focused on modern and contemporary art, Latin Ameri-

can, Western, Native American and Asian art.

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Biosphere 2

Jan. 17 • 8:30 am - 3:30 pm • Pkng Lot

• Ride Free

Come tour one of the world's most unique facili-

ties dedicated to the research and understanding

of global scientific issues.

The Biosphere 2 facility serves as a laboratory for

controlled scientific studies, an arena for scien-

tific discovery and discussion, and a far-reaching

provider of public education. Its mission is to

serve as a center for research, outreach, teaching

and life-long learning about Earth, its living sys-

tems and its place in the universe.

Pick up the information sheet in the Activity

Office to find out what to expect on the trip (tour

expectations, preparatory recommendations,

etc.). Lunch will be determined by the group. A

Cafe is available. Does not include price of admis-

sion, which was $25 (as of April 2016).

Tombstone

Jan. 14 • 8:30 am - 3:30 pm • Pkng Lot

Ride $15

Tombstone. That name means many things to

many people. It creates images of gunfights

and dusty streets, whiskey, and a plethora of

old western movie scenes. But what many folks

don't realize is that Tombstone is a living town

with real inhabitants who have lived here

throughout its history and still do today. That is

part of the reason Tombstone has been called

The Town Too Tough to Die.

Walk the very same streets here in Tombstone

that Doc Holliday, Wyatt Earp, Johnny Ringo,

Ike Clanton and a host of other Western Leg-

ends walked over 130 years ago. You can just

feel the history here! This is the most authentic

Western Town left in the United States!

Lunch at one of the historical restaurants

RCE SHUTTLE EXCURSIONS

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Sonoita Wine Tasting

Jan. 19 • 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Pkng • Ride Free • $15

The word is out -- Southeastern Arizona produces

some of the best wines in the nation! Come expe-

rience the Mountain Empire of Sonoita/Elgin.

Cost $15.00 per person (does not include price of

food or drink).

Titan Missile Museum

Jan. 21 • 8:30 am - 3:00 pm • Pkng Lot

Ride free

Duck and Cover! Bomb shelters, the Berlin Wall,

weekly tests of the Emergency Broadcast Sys-

tem, the piercing sounds of air raid sirens and

the Space Race. These are the hallmarks of the

"Cold War" era.

The Titan Missile Museum showcases the dra-

matic vestiges of the Cold War between the U.S.

and former Soviet Union and provides a vivid

education about the history of nuclear conflict

and a history of keeping the peace.

Journey through time to stand on the front line

of the Cold War. This preserved Titan II missile

site, officially known as complex 571-7, is all that

remains of the 54 Titan II missile sites that were

on alert across the United States from 1963 to

1987. $9.50 Admission

RCE SHUTTLE

EXCURSIONS

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RCE SHUTTLE

EXCURSIONS

AZ Sonora Desert Museum

Jan. 25 • 8:30 am - 3:30 pm • Pkng Lot

Ride Free

The Desert Museum is ranked on TripAdvi-

sor.com as one of the Top 10 Museums in the

country and the #1 Tucson attraction. The 98

acre Desert Museum is part zoo, botanical gar-

den, art gallery, natural history museum and

aquarium. Featuring two miles of walking paths

through various desert habitats, 230 animal spe-

cies, 1,200 types of plants — 56,000 individual

specimens and one of the world's most compre-

hensive regional mineral collections.

Admission and lunch additional. Café is availa-

ble. Expected museum cost $18.50 for 65+. Pick

Beer Tasting Tour

Jan. 26 • 11 am - 5 pm • Pkng Lot

Ride free

Each tour will visit four breweries. Price of food and drink not included.

Tucson Bike Repair

Second Tuesdays • 8:00 am to 4:00 pm

Outside Breezeway

Friendly expert mechanics service. All types of bicycles, recumbents, mountain bikes, tandems, three wheelers, and normal road bikes. Our nor-mal focus is servicing RV’ers, campers, and mo-bile home park residents who have bicycles that need repairs or routine maintenance and may be unable to transport their bicycles to a local bike shop for service. You will be ready to ride as soon as your service is completed. We also service wheel chairs with inflatable rubber tires.

Dennis L. Kruse, 520-237-2660, denkruse@dakotacom.net.

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U of A Mirror Lab

Jan. 30 • 12:00 pm - 3:15 pm • Pkng Lot

Ride Free/Tour $15

Did you know that the largest and most

advanced giant telescope mirrors in the WORLD

are produced on the University of Arizona

campus? Come along for a tour of the U of A

Steward Observatory Mirror Lab, which is

producing the mirrors for the next generation

of telescopes that will explore deep into outer

space and revolutionize the way we view the

universe in the future.

Current endeavors include the Giant Magellan

Telescope (GMT). The GMT will be even bigger

and better than the Large Binocular Telescope

(LBT) which is now considered the most ad-

vanced telescope ever built!

The tour takes 90 minutes and requires climb-

ing two flights of stairs. Tour cost to be paid in

the Activity Office upon sign-up.

will be the 67th ,

ATV Tour

Jan. 31 • 9:00 am - 3:00 pm • Pkng Lot

Ride $15

,Take a tour on an ATV (All Terrain Vehicle) in

Empire Ranch. The cost is $100 per person rid-

ing single, $75 per person riding double. Master-

card and Visa accepted. This is a four-hour tour

with at least six stops, one with a real bath-

room. The stops include a historical outpost, a

cute critter haven, plenty of photography op-

portunities and quiet place under Cottonwoods

that were here long before European settlers.

Bring at least two bottles of water, your lunch,

snacks, and layers and layers of clothing for

higher elevations. There is plenty of storage on

the ATVs, so pack your bags.

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Charter Bus Tours

Laughlin, Nevada

Winter Break

February 27 - March 1, 2017

Flirt with lady luck and rock ‘n roll at the Tropicana Laughlin for winter break 2017: The Next Generation offering non-stop fun and excitement!

At a recent entertainment expo, I had the opportunity to see some amazing talent. The one that stood out as the best of the best was a group called December 63, a tribute to the original Jersey Boys. Some of you may remember Teen Idol, the biggest and most remarked upon event of 2015-2016 at Rincon. This is the same management company. They produce the top quality performances.

When you go to Laughlin, you get to see not one, but two of these shows included in the price.. This year’s Laughlin trip includes December 63 and one of my favorite tributes, ABBA! You cannot miss this trip. Unfortunately, I will not be there, but I think you will survive and I think you will have the TIME OF YOUR LIFE! On top of these fabulous concerts, you can do the disco line dance and/or swing dance les-sons, attend an educational seminar, go to a singles mingle, get fit in a Fun & Fitness class or a guided fitness walk and see other live shows. That’s all included! If you want some more fun at additional ex-pense, feel free to sign up with Spirit for kayaking, golf, horse-back riding or a day tour to historic Oat-man, AZ. And to answer the question everyone is asking, “Yes! They pick us up at the Rincon gate.” We just need 30 people to go and can only take 50, so sign up now before you lose your seat!

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SkyMed

Jan. 10 • 2:00 - 4:00 pm • Aud

Resolve to protect yourself and assets

Free Pie and Ice Cream

Door Prizes – Member Loyalty Program

This New Year season, resolve to protect your-self and your assets with a SkyMed member-ship. Conserve your savings, provide a comfort zone for your family, and gain peace-of-mind, knowing you have SkyMed, the premier emer-gency transportation service.

In event of hospitalization due to illness or inju-ry, SkyMed promises to TAKE YOU HOME to your own doctor, hospital, and family, at no cost to you other than your membership. Fur-thermore, SkyMed is guaranteed renewable re-gardless of future illness, injury, or age.

Now is the time to protect your lifestyle while you’re healthy. Discover the many exclusive benefits of SkyMed, including the new Member Loyalty Program, available for current and new members. Sign up in the Activity Office for pie and ice cream alamode on Jan. 10.

Seminar

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Astronomy Club

The Astronomy Club has some

exciting events coming in Janu-

ary. We will be hosting a Fish and Chips Dinner

along with the Decorating Club, and we will be

hosting the Horse Race Chili Meal on January 21.

We also host the stargazer cafe every Wednes-

day evenings from 5:00 to 7:00 pm.

The club meets the first Saturday of each month

and the December meeting discussed the pur-

chase of a large tablet to use in conjunction with

the electronic eyepiece we purchased in Novem-

ber. We are open to viewing on Thursday eve-

nings after sunset, all residents are welcome as

well as outside guests. Please stop in and enjoy

the great night skies with us, bring your own

scopes if you want and share the views with

friends.

Dennis Bonnville, lot 129

Activities From A - Bi We have a huge variety of activities at Rincon Country East. Some are led by individuals and

others are organized by clubs. You are welcome to join any of the clubs and other activities

listed alphabetically in the following pages.

Bella Voca Singers

Do you just love to sing? We sing harmonies.

We are not trained voices. We have fun. Bella

Voca is a very positive, supportive group of

singers. Our songs vary from the 70’s and be-

fore. We sing rock, folk, Disney and more. We

just have fun singing. Occasionally we will sing

for a coffee or we will go to the Old Folks

Home. We would love to have more singers

and you would feel welcomed whole-heartedly

by this wonderful group! We meet Tuesdays, at

9am in the Auditorium. Sharon Phelps 907-296-

4651

Billiards

Are you a whiz at pool? We have a weekly

standing pick-up game meet-up time for Bil-

liards.

Rendezvous with the sharks at 7:00 pm Tues-

day nights in the Billiards Hall.

Ballroom Dance

Lessons

Ron Polisto, Instructor

For info, Call: 520-301-5252

Mondays 2:00 pm in the Auditorium

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Brown Bag Forum

We pretty much like each other at RCE, and it's

fair to say that every person staying in the Park

has had a life with experiences that would be

considered interesting, amusing, and in some

way instructive by everyone else. The Brown

Bag Forum simply capitalizes on that fact. The

Brown Bag Forum is an informal come-as-you-

are event held every other Tuesday from noon

to 1:00 pm in the Rec. Hall, featuring the inter-

ests and experiences of Park resi-

dents. Everyone is invited to bring lunch to en-

joy while listening to the speaker(s), and to ask

pertinent questions.

This January we begin our third season. The first

speaker of this season will be John Board, who

will talk, at noon on Tues., Jan. 3, about a very

important and controversial historical figure,

"Jeannette Rankin, the First Woman in Con-

gress." Rankin was a very high-principled and

remarkable woman, and this talk should be both

interesting and provocative!

The second speaker of the season will be M. Jo

Foulston, a very accomplished artist, who will

discuss "Gardens, Stones, and Wildlife: My Life-

long Obsession with Nature." Her talk will be on

Tuesday, Jan. 17, also at noon, and she will prob-

ably bring along as illustrations some of her very

remarkable art works.

The third speaker will be Fred McCormick, who

will discuss "My Work as an Educator in Wiscon-

sin" on Tuesday, January 31, at noon. Fred would

like to give his talk in the Auditorium, so look

there first to see if the place is set up for a talk; if

not, the talk will be in the Rec. Hall, like the oth-

ers.

Bocce

Our regular season is about to begin on January

2nd with the teams being established. Please

pay your $5 dues to Chris Lawrence at lot 210.

Subs should pay dues also. Players and/or team

captains should arrange for their own subs. Sub

lists will be in mail room and bocce shed.

Any newcomers are welcome to join the fun!

Just add your name to the sub list in the coffee/

mail room. Bocce is a fun sport enjoyed by all

ages and abilities. If you would like to learn the

game, contact Dennis Pionke Lot 127. It is also a

fun game to watch so come out and cheer on

the teams!

A fun time was had by all in the Bocce Fun

League the last month. We want to thank Rick &

Kris Pierce for heading that up.

We also had another successful spaghetti dinner

thanks to Dave Hartman and all the many volun-

teers as well as all who attended.

We would like to thank George and Sandra for

the new cement work and the new carpets at

the bocce courts.

Bocce chairperson, Dennis Pionke, 608-617-8776

Activities From Bo - Br

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Foodie Class

Once a month, Judy has a different teacher

come teach a cooking class. Last year, they did

tamales and baklava. This year starts off with

Christmas cookies followed by a healthy cook-

ing class. Second Mondays, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm

in the Kitchen. Contact: Judy Sinkular at 336-

8822, Sinkular@att.net

Hiking

Get ready to join a friendly group of hikers for a

stroll in the desert. We meet on Mondays at

8:30 am and Fridays at 8:00 am in the Breeze-

way. Monday’s easy hike returns by noon. On

Fridays, the group heads out for an intermedi-

ate-level hike and returns by early afternoon

(so bring your lunch). All hikers should come

prepared with water, a snack, and sunscreen.

The groups will carpool for this activity and the

fee is $2 to help with gas expenses if you are

not driving. For questions, call Henry Roberts.

Horse Shoes

The Rincon Ringers: The horseshoe pits are lo-

cated behind the tennis courts in the SE corner

of the park. They are available to anyone who

wants to pitch. We have lots of shoes in our

shed that can be used and the door is never

locked. During January and February we have a

league anyone can join. Our league pitches on

Friday afternoons at 12:30 pm. At any other

time the pits are open to anyone who wants to

use them. Friday 12:30 – 2:30

Ceramics

The Ceramics group meets every Tuesday at

9:00 am in the Arts & Crafts Room beginning

Nov. 2nd. This season we will be working on

new ways to paint and finish. Dues for the sea-

son are $5.00. The room is open daily until 10:00

pm for your convenience.

Cribbage

Come join us for a fun game of Cribbage on

Tuesday nights at 7:00 pm in the Rec. Hall. If

you don’t know how to play, we’ll be very hap-

py to teach you. The nominal 50 cents to play

goes towards prizes for the winners. For info,

call Juanita Peuse, 651-245-7524, #73

Dick’s Jam Session

This is a year round event. Just too much fun! Come down and enjoy good music, sing along or just listen. Better yet, bring your musi-cal instrument and join in on the jammin’.

Wednesdays, 2:00 – 4:30 Y/R in the Rec Hall.

Kay Standerford #339, 520-869-5700

Five Hundred

Whether you are a seasoned 500 player or you

are a newbie, meet us in the Rec. Hall every Sat-

urday evening at 7:00 pm for a great game. You

must be signed up in the Coffee Room by noon

on Saturday. We typically play until 9:30 pm.

Play will continue through April 15th. If you are

looking for a fun card game and a great bunch

of players, then sign up and join in the fun on

Saturday evening. See you then! For questions:

Juanita Peuse, #73 / Marlene Buchert, #132

651-245-7524 / 520-207-0196

Activities From Ce – Ho

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Activities From Ko- Ma

Library News

The hours of the library are from 7 am-10 pm.

Thanks to all of you that have donated books,

we have several new titles and authors on the

shelves. This is a lending library on the honor

system, please return the books to the brown

baskets on the desk in the center of the library,

the volunteers will put them back on the

shelves.

We also have jigsaw puzzles. When you take

them out of the library please check very care-

fully for pieces, we're having too many of them

returned with pieces missing.

We ask that magazines be returned in a day or

two as one or two copies have to be shared by

all of us.

Little Theatre Meeting

Do you have an interest in our theatre

group? Have a talent you'd like to share at our

March 4th Variety Show? Or maybe you want to

be part of an act or work behind the

scenes. Please join our meeting with our cur-

rent members after coffee. Wed. Jan. 11, 9:30

am in the Auditorium. You'll be glad you did!

Lyn Bielski site 79

Mah Jongg

Mah Jongg is played year round in the Card

Room on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:30 am.

There is always room for new faces! We’ll be

happy to teach you how to play. Make time to

join us. Ruthe Fox

Kokopelli Flute Circle

It is said that the music of the Native American

style flute can bring peace and healing to those

who play it. If you are interested in learning

more about the flute and the Kokopelli Flute

Circle, join us the 2nd and 4th Mondays from

7:00 to 8:30 pm in the Sewing Room beginning

Nov. 4th. If the weather is nice, we sometimes

meet in the swimming pool area. No music skills

are needed. Just a desire to create and play

your own music from your heart.

Contact Gary Robinson, 306-717-7571,

garycolleenrobinson@gmail.com

Lapidary Club

As the new year gets underway, we will be wel-

coming our new members, four so far. There is

plenty of room for more! Come in and let us

show you around. See some of what we

do. We will be open every week generally from

9:30 am to noon and some afternoons. A

schedule will be posted on the door. If we

aren’t open at the time you wish to be there,

call Scott at 218-527-0101

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Activities From Me - Ri

Mexican Train

Mexican Train meets on Thursday

from 7:00 to 9:00 pm in the

Coffee Room. All players are wel-

come, no experience necessary.

We’ll be glad to teach you. Frank & Betty

Doucette, #450, 204-5878

Pickleball

Anyone, regardless of skill level, is welcome for fun

and exercise! Want to learn? Any player will help

teach you. It's a relatively simple game and we

have supplies (paddles and balls) to loan to players

if they don't have their own equipment. We spon-

sor Wednesday/Saturday coffees a couple times a

season and last year held a pancake supper. There

is no obligation to anyone to participate on any day

or in any event. There are no individual fees to

play. Want to try it? Come on down and see how

much fun we have! Come join us Monday,

Wednesday and Friday mornings 9:00 to 11:00

am for pick up games.

Pony Tail Canasta

Come to the card room for an afternoon of fun

card playing Pony Canasta. Great opportunity

to meet people and socialize! Mon., Wed., Fri

at 12:45 pm in the Cardroom. Helga Atwood

#188, 970-317-1228, beemajik@icloud

Photo Club

The Photo Club will meet on Wednesday, Jan.

4, at 7:00 pm in the Rec. Hall to discuss upcom-

ing activities and excursions. Vice President

Joyce Golibersuch will preside.

Rincon Country Gentlemen

Our men’s chorus here at Rincon Country is

called the Country Gentlemen and we have

been performing for over 30 years. We’re al-

ways looking to add new members; a great

singing voice isn’t needed, just the ability to

carry a tune. If one can read music, that is

helpful but not essential.

We are not barbershop; we do sing 4-part har-

mony, but with accompaniment. We will start

our practices January 9th, on Mondays from

12:15 to 2:00 pm in the Auditorium. You’ll find

it is easy to learn your part by listening to the

other singers. No audition is required, just

your interest.

We’ve scheduled about eight singing perfor-

mances from late January through mid March,

and have a farewell luncheon near the middle

of March.

Some of us have been singing with the group

for well over 20 years and we’d love to have

some of you other long-time resident and

guests males who sing join us. We also wel-

come newer residents to check us out.

For more information, encouragement and

comment please call one of us: George Koss

(520-885-3410), Jerry Newman (509-607-9103),

Bill Rutledge (207-660-5373), Dave Olson (218-

232-4113), or any other member you know.

You’ll enjoy the experience of singing with our

group. Try us!

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Sawmill

The Sawmill Club is open to all RCE residents and

guests and open year-round to members. Cur-

rently we have over 35 members. New members

pay $7.00 as an entry fee and all members pay

$10.00 per year. All of the equipment in the shop

is available for members to use. The Club furnish-

es and maintains standard woodworking tools

and supplies. Provision of an individual’s lumber

and special items is their own responsibility.

Monitors are on hand to assist and instruct as

needed. There is always a member available to

assist upon request. Stop by to see what we’re

working on, or get started on a project of your

own. We’d be happy to have you join us!

The Woodshop is open from 9:00 am - noon and

from 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm daily.

Willie, 269-3812

Texas Hold ‘Em

Ed Pearce leads this card playing group of mixed

men and women. There is a buy-in cost. There is

a sign up sheet in the card room that is updated

weekly. This is a lively group of Texas Hold ‘Em

people. 1st & 3rd Mondays, 5:45 -10:00 pm in the

Card Room. Ed Pearce 665-1910 or George

Golibersuch

885-6666.

Thirty-One

Get involved. Get to know this fun crew! Mon-

days at 6:45 pm in the Rec. Hall. Contact is Lor-

raine Ruch, 520-571-7887.

Tennis

Tennis players of all skill levels are looking for

others to play a friendly game. If you are single

and would like to play, put your name on a list in

the Activity Office and other interested players

may give you a call (or you can contact them).

Waist management

Finally our season begins and with that, it is time

to gather around the scale and see what the

summer has done for us or to us, LOL. Meet in

the card room at 3:00 pm for weighing and in-

formation gathering. This year, I have work out

diaries, meal planning, how to loose weight

while attending pot lucks etc. and much more,

to distribute. I hope that our group survived the

summer with progress. With our workout dia-

ries in tow, our walking times and how to main-

tain a healthy outlook will be easier to keep

up. Please mark this time and date on your cal-

endar and plan to come and be a part of a learn-

ing and sharing. As before, we will have speak-

ers from time to time to give nutritional and ex-

ercise plans. See you every Monday at 3:00 pm.

Judy Sinkular, 336-8822, sinkular@att.net

Activities From Li - Ri Activities From Sa - Wa

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Activities From W - and more

Water Aerobics

The Lillies & the Princes

Join the water aerobics group for

exhilarating exercises. Our Wet

and Wonderful CD leads us

through a great 45 minute

workout, followed by a soak in the

Lobster Pot. Waters Aerobics times will be vari-

able and does not take place when it is too cold.

Join us! For more information contact the Activi-

ty Office. This group determines their meeting

time by the sun, so be sure to check before

showing up.

Wii the RCE People

Wii The RCE People bowling league will contin-

ue until December 18th, beginning at 5:00 pm in

the auditorium. There will be no Wii bowling On

Nov 13th or Dec 11th. No experience necessary,

easy to learn and fun to spend an evening with

friends; or just come out and watch. The winter

league will start on January 8th. Wii bowling is

just another chance at RCE to join in the fun.

Contact Judy Sinkula, #366, 520-336-8822 sinku-

lar@att.net or Jerry Payne you are interested in

being a part of this fast-growing club.

Woodcarving

Woodcarving meets from 9:00 am - 11:30 am

each week on Thursdays. Beginner carving in-

struction is offered. Experienced carvers are

welcome, too! Several basswood cutouts will be

available at a minimal cost, but tools are not

provided. There is no fee for joining or instruc-

tion, so give it a try! Erling Burns, Site #65 507

-398-2597

and more….

Beadweaving

Bingo

Canasta

Duplicate Bridge

Chair Yoga

Chess Club

Computer Technology Class

Euchre

Genealogy

Line Dancing

Nickels

Party Bridge

Pinochle

Poker

Shuffleboard

Tai Chi

Rincon Little Theatre

See the Activity Office for days, times and more information.

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Massage Therapy with Tracey

My name is Tracey Johnson and I am an Arizona Licensed Massage Therapist, who has been practicing for more than five years. I am passionate about massage and what it can do for your body. I am fascinat-ed with human anatomy, muscle move-ment and range of motion.

The type of massage I provide is Therapeu-tic, I am quite proficient in multiple mas-sage techniques, which means you get a massage tailored to your needs! So if you have issues with your tissues lets get mov-ing and let me help bring harmony and bal-ance back to your daily routine.

I am available for a one hour massage ap-pointment on Sundays between 9:00am to 2pm in the Fireside Lounge. My fee is $50 and can be paid to me by CASH OR CHECK. Call me today to schedule your appoint-

ment : 520-342-7338.

Stretch, Strengthen and Balance

Feel Better In The New Year!

Gentle and relaxing stretches that improve flexibility and range of motion. Combined with exercises that challenge and improve bal-ance, strength and coordination. All add up to a fun class that is for anyone at any fitness lev-el. Come join the great group that have al-ready discovered this class.

A great way to feel good!

Mondays and Wednesdays in the Auditorium 12:00 to 1:00 pm with Instructor Marcy Green (928) 580-4376.

Hatha Yoga

Tuesdays • 1:30 pm • Aud • $5

Fridays • 2:00 pm • Aud • $5

The many physical benefits of hatha yoga are: it im-

proves flexibility and muscle joint mobility; strength-

ens, tones, and builds muscles; corrects posture;

strengthens the spine; eases back pain; improves mus-

cular-skeletal conditions such as bad knees, tight

shoulders and neck, swayback and scoliosis; increases

stamina; creates balance and grace; stimulates the

glands of the endocrine system; improves digestion

and elimination; increases circulation; improves heart

conditions; improves breathing disorders; boosts im-

mune response; decreases cholesterol and blood sug-

ar levels; and encourages weight loss

This beginning-continuing class is for everyone, even if

you have no idea what yoga is.

Are you interested in guitar lessons?

Sign up is available in the

Activity Office.

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For Sales, Call:

520-886-8431

Tour Our Model Homes

Open Daily

Bring a casserole, salad or dessert to share

at 4:30. Dinner at 5 pm. Coffee furnished.

BYOS – BYOB Lottery is 100% given out.

Tickets are 2 for $1, 5 for $2 or 10 for $3.

Bring six nickels if you care to stay after

dinner and play a simple card game.

Contact: Eileen Rowlands, 520-751-9957

Second Mondays Beginning Nov. 14th

4:30 – 6:30 pm Rec Hall

Singles

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