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Rincon Country Office520-885-5251
Bliss Sales Office
3411 S. Camino Seco
Open Monday thru Friday 8-4
Tucson, AZ 85730
520-751-3098
Please call office for after-hour appointments
Monthly Newsletter / January 2019 A 55-Plus Community
After Hours
Emergency/Security: 886-1177
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COVER PHOTOLocated in Douglas, AZ, the Hotel Gadsden
(opened in 1907) was named for the Gadsden
Purchase. The stately five-story, 160-room hotel
became a home away from home for cattlemen,
ranchers, miners, and businessmen. The hotel was
leveled by fire and rebuilt in 1929. It's spacious
main lobby is majestically set with a solid white
Italian marble staircase and four soaring marble
columns. An authentic Tiffany & Co. stained glass
mural extends forty-two feet across one wall of
the massive mezzanine. The hotel's vaulted
stained glass skylights run the full length of the
lobby. A must see for your next trip to Douglas!
RinconViews
The program will begin at 3:00 pm. Our speaker has 35 years of teaching theHolocaust. Come down to the clubhouse. Refreshments will be served.
Photos by Bonnie Gonzales
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NOTICE: RCMHP does NOT endorse, recommend, or warranty any service
providers in this newsletter.
Bonnie Flint, Accounting
Jeff Mosser
Tammy & Shaun O’Neill, Managers
Denise Augustine, Sales Manager
Mary EcKdahl, President, 520-576-7739
Nellie Webb, President, Sally Calley, Vice President
Allen Gnatowsky, Maintenance Supervisor
Judy Cameron, 1st year Director, 520-405-5788
Reservations: 520-661-9374 or [email protected]
Barb Zarro, Personal Preparedness (CERT), 520-490-3877
Judy Cameron, Help Your Neighbor with Their Yard,
Donna Dorland, Calendar & Community Center
Rincon Country Office Staff
Management
Maintenance
Gary Malloy
Office email
Road Runners
Rincon Cares
Jerry Campbell, Vice President, 810-300-0646
Cheryl Cooper, Treasurer, 520-290-7047
Patty Swanson, Secretary, 520-574-2637
Maxine Abelowitz, 2nd year Director, 520-631-5358
Leah Bloomenthal, 3rd year Director, 312-519-6999 (evenings)
Margie Busa, Meet 'n Greet & Peace in the Park, 520-721-5273
Cheryl Cooper, I'm OK, 520-290-7047
Rincon Views
Bonnie Gonzales, Editor / Graphic Designer
520-405-5788
TRAVEL
LOVE WHAT YOU SEE IN THE MIRROR
NEVER SAY NO TO ADVENTURE
EAT MORE GREEN FOOD
BE KIND TO STRANGERS
SEND HANDWRITTEN THANK YOUS
BUY LESS, CHOOSE WELL
SEND SNAIL MAIL
GIVE OUT TOO MANY COMPLIMENTS
EMBRACE SIMPLICITY
MAKE TIME FOR CREATIVITY
TAKE A COOKING CLASS
VOLUNTEER YOUR TIME AND SKILLS
GIVE THE PRESENT OF PRESENCE
LEARN FROM OTHERS
Full page ads are not available to non-residents
FOR SALE ads are FREE to all residents
Contact Bonnie Gonzales, 520-891-9494 with your item to sell or email me at [email protected] by the 10th of each month. Your ad will run for one month. If you would like to re-run your ad, please contact me.
Business rates for residents (per issue)
1/4 Page $15 (4.25” w x 5.5” t)
1/2 Page $25 (8.5" w x 5.5" t)
1/8 Page $15 (4.25” w x 2.75” t)
1/8 Page $5 (4.25” w x 2.75” t)
1/4 Page $25 (4.25” w x 5.5” t)
Full Page $50 (8.5" w x 11" t)
Business rates for non-residents (per issue)
½ Page $40 (8.5" w x 5.5" t)
Camera-ready art/ad must be received by the 10th of each month, 300 dpi or higher, jpg or PDF. ALL ads must be sent electronically. Rincon Views DOES NOT accept hard copy (paper) ads. Please email your ad to Bonnie Gonzales at [email protected]. Questions? call 520-891-9494.
Ad design available upon request: $25 one-time feepayable to Bonnie Gonzales
Payments must be received by the 10th of each month. Checks payable to Rincon Country MHP. Mail to Rincon Country MPH, 3411 S Camino Seco, Tucson, AZ 85730 or pay in person at the Office (east end of the Rincon Blvd).
Resident & Non-resident Ad PoliciesIf you are interested in reserving the Community Center, please contact Donna Dorland for pricing and availability at 520-661-9374 or by email: [email protected].
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Cactus location ____________________________
Somewhere in the RINCON VIEWS there is a tiny
hidden cactus - worth a $20 gift certificate. If you find it
fill out this form (or use your own paper) and turn it in
at the office in the Roadrunner Basket. Winner will be
drawn Friday, Janurary 11 at Roadrunner Coffee.
Name ____________________________________
Space # _________ Phone #__________________
FIND THE HIDDEN CACTUS!
DECEMBER WINNER: Yacy Hamilton
•Light yardwork?
•Prescription pick-ups
•Grocery shopping
•Dog walking/dog sitting?
•Minor home repair?
•A friendly visitor?
Do you need Transportation?
•A weekly telephone call?
Or, perhaps if available …
Call (520) 245-4729 for more information or email:
[email protected]. Eastside Neighbors Volunteer
Program is a Member of the Neighbors Care Alliance
(NCA) and works under the direction of Pima Council of
Aging (PCCA).
•Medical/dental appointments
The Eastside Neighbors Volunteer Program (ENVP)
offers transportation to:
Senior Transportation
Your Manufactured Home Specialist l 520-413-1414l www.usainsurancegroup.com
$281 $317 $351 $432
Mike Haskins at 237 0833 orLinda 260 7978
Bring a dish to pass
Cash prizes for 1st, 2nd & 3rd placeHot Dogs provided
in club houseSign-up sheet to be posted
For more information call:
THANK YOU!
We are in DIRE need of mystery photos. If you have a picture of yourself between the ages of 16 and 40, please scan it and send it to me for the Mystery Photo section. It can be anything - high school, wedding, camping, working, playing a musical instrument, military, etc. If you don’t have a scanner the office will scan your photo and sent it to me. Please include your name, approximate year, location, and any other information you can provide about your photo. Send to [email protected].
WANTED!!!MYSTERY PHOTOS
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Rincon ValleyMobile Home Sales
client service.
Please call 520.279.7610
Personal attention, uncompromising
for more information
Cheryl Cooper
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(Identity revealed on page 8)
1/13� Glenn Engebretson�
1/15� Wayne Hebbard
1/8� Betty Denny
1/8� Audrey Kolar
1/11� Shawn Bates� � � � � � �
1/12� Thomas Crouse�
1/13� Doris Nelson� �
1/10� Rick Ramm
1/13� Lillian Demorenville�
1/10� Leannc Cruz �
1/12� Karen Mack�
1/10� Leanna Cruz� � � �
1/12� Jose Salazar� �
1/15� Mary Cumberland
1/2� Marlow Swanson�� � �1/3� George Druellinger� � � �
1/4 �Charleen Skillman�
1/5� Nancy Dorgan� �
1/6� Fred Thompson� �
1/2� Roberta Hackstadt� � � �
1/6� Dawn Marr� � � �
1/6� Betty Stultz
BIRTHDAYS
1/2� Ira Godwin�
1/3� John Lamont
1/5� Ardis Temple� �
Donate Your Eyeglasses: Have an old pair of eyeglasses? Bring them
to the office. They are donated to the Lions Club.
Financial Assistance: Financial help is only a phone call away. The
office has a listing of financial aid services available in the
community. Need help? Come in for a copy of the list.
Trash Pick-up: Pick up dates are every Wednesday. They collect all
holidays except New Years Day, Memorial day, Independence Day,
Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. If the pick up falls
on one of these days trash will be collected the following day. All
garbage needs to be out by 6AM. Remember to use your trash
barrels!
Medical Items Available: There are items in the medical building
near the office available for residents to use if they are needed.
Cans: Give us your aluminum cans. Proceeds support dinners and
entertainment that the Roadrunners organize for all park residents.
Please place your aluminum cans on the curb by 8am on the 2nd and
4th Wednesdays or in the barrels by the recycle bins. We also collect
other types of aluminum: awnings, porch supports, lawn chairs, etc.
Questions or items to be picked up, call Wayne Snodderley 870-
6132 or Ira Godwin 404-6537.
Notary: By appointment only
C E L E B R A T I O N SPlease call me, Bonnie Loftus at 520-303-6849 to have your special date published in our newsletter.
1/19� Shirley Spaur� �
1/30� Jack Cozzens
1/30� Jack & Judy Cozzens
1/17� Connie Leamond�
1/27� Margie Busa
1/26� Clair Breault�
1/28� Ken Gross
1/26� Doyne Viger
1/21� Chris Bruce� �
1/25� Irv Wright� �
ANNNIVERSARIES
Chaloupka
1/7� Duane & Stanly
1/26� Kenneth Leamond
1/29� Peter, St. Laurent
1/15� Ann & Tim Western
1/23� Monty & Dana Pinnick� �
1/24� Linda Johnson-Vantol�
1/17� Ron Pochatko� �1/18� Nell Plotnick� �
1/30� Al McCauley
1/15� Judy McCauley
1/20� Gene Rowe� � �
1/26� Walter Paz� �
1/19� Audrey & Dale Kolar
1/28� Ken & Debbie Gross�Ask about other Homes for Sale
NO BISTRO JANUARY 1ST
Cooks Phyllis Kasterkoff &Cathy Wilson
JANUARY 15thMenu: Spaghetti, Garlic Bread, Salad and Dessert
Resident Information
Can you guess who this
“Marlboro Man” is?
Fishing on a lake in
northern Minnesota.
Circa 1963
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Avon Representation
Tan Leather Love seat (two cushion)
Three wheel bike (girls never used) - $100
Tan Leather Sofa - $ 100 ea or the set $150
Side by refrigerator (white) - $75
Multiple small kitchen appliances
Two-wheel men's bike - $ 25 obo
Mary Selby, 663-0807, space 255
Two-wheel bikes (1 girls & 1 boys) - $100 ea obo
Call Chuck Hughes at 722-1931, Lot 10
MOVING SALE
John Olson
Paul Richardson Realtor 575-538-1657 - Out-of-Park
real estate (no mobiles, sorry) - space 446
Lennea Cruz 510-415-1171 - Int/ext painting, roof
coating, light electrical & plumbing, landscaping,
swamp cooler maintenance/repair, palm/tree
trimming
Rick Morrow 404-7049 - Moving, weeding, clean up,
etc.
Matthew Wiloman 401-7049 - Errands, cooking, house
cleaning, dump runs, shopping and anything
Carol Roome - Everything from small 619-300-1851
repairs to house sitting - space 404
Nellie Webb 520-203-2424 - Organizing professional
and detailed cleaner. Many years experience! Also pet
sitting your place or mine. House sitting - space 470
Ken Leamond 813-546-4371 - Air Conditioning &
Heating Service, Check-ups & Minor Repairs - 36+
years experience
Professional Massage 520-907-4370 / 977-7483 offered
by both male and female licensed therapists. Deep
Tissue, or relaxation. We work on all types of bodies
with medical conditions - space 231
Diane Kimberlin / 520-396-3471 440-749-7462
Transportation, housekeeping, cooking, participate in
activities if needed
Francis (Skip) Walker 520-210-2618 - Painting,
drywall, yard work, light plumbing and electrical,
small repairs - space 380
Phyllis Kasterkoff 520-273-0673 - Professional pet
sitter and walker. Prices vary depending on services.
Dogs and/or Cats
NOTICE: RCMHP does NOT endorse, recommend, or
warranty any service providers in this newsletter.
Karen Preston 520-284-0045 - House cleaning, yard
cleaning, painting, pet care/walking, drive to the
store/dr or shop for you - space 29
Mystery Photo Answer
H A N D Y M A N C O R N E RPARK RESIDENT SERVICES
I T E M S F O R S A L E
Wed. May 8th 7:00 pmBack to the Past
Wed. July 29th 7:00 pmSpace Trek
Tues. Feb. 5th 7:00 pmThe Belle of Tombstone
GASLIGHT THEATRE SCHEDULE
As your new Road Runner President, I am grateful that you are interested
in keeping RR active and making this a fun place to live. I want to thank all
of you for nominating and voting the new RR Board in for 2019 to serve as
your activity coordinators. Your new board members are: President:
Nellie Webb; Vice President: Sally Calley; Treasurer: Laura Felton;
Secretary: Ancelyn Godwin - Appointed by President; 3rd year board
member: Donna Leslie; 2nd year board member: Barbara Zarro - From
previous year; 1st year board member: Margie Busa - From previous year;
last year's President: Maxine Abelowitz. Thank you to previous board of
2018 for all you did last year: Maxine Abelowitz, Karen Mack, Mary
Eckdahl, Patty Swanson, Barb Elliott, Barbara Zarro, Margie Busa, Donna
Dorland, and Peggy Baer. It was a great year!
CREATIVE IDEA NIGHT
MONDAY, JANUARY 7TH @ 6P
POTLUCK CHANGING IT’S NAME!
The second Tuesday of the month has been known as potluck night. I
know there are a lot of great cooks in our park, as we have experienced
from the Rincon Bistro's! Bring your dish to share with your friends and
neighbors to the:
NEIGHBORHOOD FEAST, on Tuesday, January 8th @ 6P! Beverage
provided or bring your own. Don't forget your plates and utensils!
Though we sometimes have some for those who forget. Sign up in the
clubhouse with your favorite dish you would like to share. This will be
one great feast!
The meeting is after breakfast at approximately 9:30. It will be run similar
to what we had on the first Friday of the month (Coffee, donuts and
English Muffins are still offered every Friday morning beginning at 7:30,
along with announcements.) Split the pot will be offered as well.
We are hoping people that work M-F and late sleepers will be able to join
us on Saturday, January 5th @ 9A. New residents come meet your
neighbors. We want to meet you! This is a good way to start to get
involved!
I will have a sign-up sheet for an approximate count of people coming for
the mini breakfast and please stay to hear what's happening in Road
Runners.
Great opportunity to bring your ideas for events and hear what we would
like to plan for you in 2019! Pizza served 6-6:30 with an ice breaker game:
People Bingo. At approximately 6:30 we will start brainstorming but with
a little twist. If you have an idea to share with us you will receive a ticket
for 50 cents. The secretary will make note of your idea. The 50 cents goes in
the can and at the end of the evening there will be a drawing. The winning
ticket will receive 1/2 the money and the other half, that person will get to
choose what event to put that half towards. Looking forward to seeing you
there! There will be a sign-up sheet in the clubhouse so we can have
enough pizza or call me at 203-2424 if you are planning on attending.
Please, residents only and donations are always appreciated.
ROAD RUNNER GENERAL MEETING is moving to the first Saturday of
each month at 9A. We will be serving a mini breakfast of a RR McMuffin
(egg and cheese on an English muffin, you can have them separate if you
like) and coffee. Donations appreciated and maybe next month we can
add Canadian bacon.
VARIETY SHOW COMING IN MARCH
We are planning to have a variety show corresponding with a St.
Patrick's Day traditional dinner on March 16th. Instead of hiring a
band we want you to share your talent! It will be sort of like an open
mic night. More info coming in February.
JUKEBOX MUSIC
Management pays a fee for our jukebox every month and we are able
to play our favorite tunes from the selections for free. Thank you
management for this free service to hear music we all enjoy in our
clubhouse. Jeff Leslie has been the go to person for the guy that
changes out the CD's. We have tried to set up a request list in the past
but have not had that many responses. We will try this again by
having a sheet near the jukebox. We can change a half dozen or so
every 2 to 3 months. The sheet will be set up so that you are wanting to
take one out and replace it with something else. So two suggestions
are needed: one in and one out. Your name and number would be
helpful next to your selection in case Jeff needs to call you about the
choices. You will need to be specific to the name of a CD. Hopefully
new music is in there by the time this has gone to press as the music
has not been changed for over a year. We will then begin the New Year
with this new selection process. Thanks for your cooperation!
Looking for volunteers in 2019 for our activities/events coming up
such as St. Patty's Day Dinner and Variety Show, Rincon Olympics for
first week of April and Luau Cruise on April 6th. See Planning
Meeting for January 12th.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
Nellie Webb
PLANNING MEETING
At about 10:30 we will move on to up-coming events such as
chairperson and volunteers needed to make our events successful.
The more volunteers we have will help make everything run smooth
and less work for all.
Many, in the park, do not have a PC/Internet service to keep informed
of the activities. Our community message boards served as a reminder
and any changes from what was printed in Rincon Views. Hopefully
we will be getting our boards back but in the event they are not up yet I
am willing to start a phone tree. If you would like to be on this list
please contact me at 203-2424. Please READ the newsletter as we have
so much to offer in our community. You don't want to miss out. If there
are too many on this list I would like a couple of volunteers to help
with some of the calls. Thanks, much appreciated! Thank you so much
for your future support!
GETTING THE WORD OUT
Road Runner President
Thank you in advance for your input and willingness to work
together.
On Saturday, January 12th @ 10A there will be a planning meeting for
future events and this will also include solutions for clubhouse table
set-up/take down/storage. We will start with table set-up at 10A. It
will be helpful if you can make a diagram of table arrangements that
work for your activity or if you need no tables as this affects you as
well. How many tables needed and how many usually attend your
activity. We need to have a solution that will work for everyone so
please come. We want a peaceful outcome so please come with a
willingness to help make this work.
NOTES FROM NELLIE
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RINCON CARES RINCON CARES is planning on having a presentation by the
Final Exit Network at its April Meeting. The Final Exit Network is
a non-profit organization supporting the Human Right to Death
with Dignity. The program will explain the initial information
about the organization and its GOOD LIFE-GOOD DEATH-MY
CHOICE concept. At a later date, to be determined, there will be a
smaller group gathering for those interested in more information
and will include a question and answer session. It will be
necessary for those interested to sign-up as space is limited to a
more intimate number. Contact Judy Cameron 405-5788 to sign-
up or see the sign-up sheet in the Clubhouse.
RINCON BISTRODonna Dorland and Connie Leamond will be co-managing the
Rincon Bistro this year. We have met with the cooks and have the
first 6 months of meals covered. We now need to get other
committees established for this to work. We will put a sign-up
sheet in the club house for people to sign up for what they can help
with for this to work to everyone's benefit. Please look at the list
and sign up where you can help. We do not expect you to have to
work every time but to share in the work. This will also be posted
on Rincon Friends where you will be able to sign up as well.
Thank you for helping where you can!
The Community Food Bank of Southern
Arizona will NOT be gleaning citrus this
year, BUT, they will have trucks available
at the following sites on Saturday's. This is
a you pick/you deliver activity.
Wells Fargo Bank, 4669 E. Broadway
March 23, 11am-2pm
February 23, 11am-2pm
Wells Fargo Bank, 8951 E. Tanque Verde Rd.
January 26, 11am-2pm
Ashley Home Store, 100 N. Pantano Road
7:00PM - 9:00PM
ARIZONA ASSOCIATION OF MOBILE HOME OWNERS (AAMHO)
LANDLORD/TENANT 101 CLASS
LEARN ABOUT OUR LAWS FOR MOBILE
HOMES. AZ LEGISLATURE UPDATES.
REVIEW YOUR PARK
RULES/REGULATIONS! FIND ANSWERS
TO YOUR QUESTIONS!
RINCON COUNTRY MHP CLUBHOUSE
2 HOUR CLASS
CONTACT: MARY WILSON 520-203-1023
COST: $5.00 PER PERSON/COUPLE
TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2018
4:00PM - 6:00PM AND
INSTRUCTOR - EILEEN GREEN
Licensed and Professional T h e r a p i s t s a r e p a r k residents!
520-977-7483 or 520-907-4370
Treatments are available 9a-5p M-F
As therapists, we have worked in world class spas, superior health clubs and chiropractic offices. We are both trained in Medical Massage and can help you reduce your aches and pains.
1 HR Appointment $55 right here in the park.
THIS OFFER IS GOOD ONLY FOR RINCON
Ÿ Increase flexibility & reduce stiffness
Ÿ Decrease muscle tension
Ÿ Improve immune system
Ÿ Reduce stress
Ÿ Feel betterŸ Gain more energy
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JAN
UA
RY
201
9A
ll A
ctiv
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liste
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