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Tucson, AZ 85730
Bliss Sales Office
Rincon Country Office
520-751-3098
Open Monday thru Friday 8-4
3411 S. Camino Seco
520-885-5251
Please call office for after-hour appointments
Monthly Newsletter / April 2019 A 55-Plus Community
Emergency/Security: 886-1177
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Catalina MountainsCOVER PHOTO
Jim Collins captured this stunning
photograph of the Catalina’s in all
their snow-covered glory. See inside
for another snowy photo submission
that comes from Virginia Tyler and
was taken right here in Rincon
Country MHP.
RinconViews
Photo by Jim Collins
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This year we are offering many activities on a weekend and evenings so everyone has a chance to receive their 5 card poker hand to be able to attend the Luau Feast. Prizes for top three poker hands from cards drawn at each event attended will be announced during the Luau Feast which will be held
Sunday March 31st begins our annual Rincon Olympics and ending Saturday, April 6th with the Luau Cruise and Feast. This event brings the residents together participating in activities and events we have to offer on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis.
on the pool deck of our make believe cruise ship. The Feast is in place of the picnic style we formerly have had. The theme ending our Olympics is a cruise to Hawaii! So Hawaiian attire is encouraged. After the Luau Feast everyone and guests may attend the evening's entertainment with doors reopening at 5:45 entering the Captain's Entertainment Hall of the cruise ship. Performances by the Hula Gals, Warriors, and our very own Cactus River Band will be from 6-9:30 on April 6th. Also hoping to have a paddle auction in between performances. Those details next month!
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NOTICE: RCMHP does NOT endorse, recommend, or warranty any service
providers in this newsletter.
Maintenance
Office email
Management
Tammy & Shaun O’Neill, Managers
Denise Augustine, Sales Manager
Rincon Country & Bliss Office Staff
Bonnie Flint, Accounting
Jeff Mosser
Bonnie Gonzales, Editor / Graphic Designer
Rincon Views
Gary Malloy
Allen Gnatowsky, Maintenance Supervisor
MANAGER’S NOTES
Security
The Boulevard is lit up nicely. The lights in the pool and
breezeway area look beautiful at night. A big thank you to all
that contributed to the final completion of pool area. It looks
amazing.
Lighting
Community Improvements
Pets
Lighting is a daily job. We are working on it every day and I
hope you can have some patience with our staff during this
time. They will get to your light. The lights at the street belong to
the park and must have white bulbs in them for safety and
security purposes. If you would like a colored light in your
home in honor of something or someone, please feel free, but
lights at the street will be checked nightly and colored light
bulbs will be changed out.
Appliances
Happy Spring!
Derek Doran will pick up used appliances for free if they are at
the curb. He will not pick up TV's. His phone number is 520-
370-6335.
Please no feeding the cats in the park. The javelinas are eating
the cat food that people are putting out and making a mess of
the park. Although we can not keep them out of the park we can
all help by making sure our friends and neighbors are not
feeding them. Please be cautious with your pets and do not
leave them outside unattended.
There is no longer any parking of golf carts in front of the
Clubhouse. Please park in the designated golf cart parking
spots only. If anyone has a guest and they need to park at the
Clubhouse, please make sure they come to the office to get
permission and a parking pass.
Please keep your pets off of the landscaping in the park and that
includes the grass.
Please remember to call in your guests at the guard shack. If you
have requested for someone to come to your home to do work,
make sure they have your phone number so they can contact
you or access will be denied. The warm season is upon us. We
could end up with unwanted visitors so please be cautious and
remember to lock your homes and doors. If you have an
emergency please call 911 yourself! Do not wait for security to
do it for you as that is wasting valuable time for your friends
or loved ones.
Parking
Now that the weather is warmer PLEASE SLOW DOWN.
There are a lot of walkers with dogs. The speed limit is no
more than 10 MPH.
Speed Limit
Clubhouse Use
Please make sure if you donate food items, do not leave it
outside on the benches, please put all donated food items in
the Kitchen.
Please make sure to clean up after yourself.
Please do not walk from the hot tub into the Exercise room
wet, the wood floors are getting ruined from the water and it
is very slippery.
If you decorate for a function please take down your
decorations when the function or holiday is over.
If you have any questions or concerns please contact Shaun or
Tammy in the office.
Happy Spring and Happy Easter to those that celebrate the
holidays.
1/4 Page $25 (4.25” w x 5.5” t)
1/8 Page $5 (4.25” w x 2.75” t)
Business rates for residents (per issue)
1/2 Page $25 (8.5" w x 5.5" t)
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.
1/4 Page $15 (4.25” w x 5.5” t)
Full Page $50 (8.5" w x 11" t)
Business rates for non-residents (per issue)
1/8 Page $15 (4.25” w x 2.75” t)
Full page ads are not available to non-residents
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.
½ Page $40 (8.5" w x 5.5" t)
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).
Ad design available upon request: $25 one-time feepayable to Bonnie Gonzales
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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(Hidden in Yard Sale ad on back page)
FIND THE HIDDEN CACTUS!
MARCH WINNER: Charlotte Hunter
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, April 12 at Roadrunner Coffee.
Cactus location ____________________________
Name ____________________________________
Space # _________ Phone #__________________
Your Manufactured Home Specialist l 520-413-1414l www.usainsurancegroup.com
$296 $332 $366 $447Leah Bloomenthal, 3 year Director, 312-519-6999 (evenings)
Barb Zarro, Personal Preparedness (CERT), 520-490-3877
520-405-5788
Nellie Webb, President, Sally Calley, Vice President
Road Runners
Mary EcKdahl, President, 520-576-7739
Donna Dorland, Calendar & Community Center
Judy Cameron, Help Your Neighbor with Their Yard,
520-576-7739
Patty Swanson, Pet Safety, 520-574-2637
Reservations: 520-661-9374 or [email protected]
Mary EcKdahl, Caring Basket &d Blood Pressure Clinic,
& Sally Calley 406-690-1512
Margie Busa, Meet 'n Greet & Peace in the Park, 520-721-5273
Cheryl Cooper, I'm OK, 520-290-7047
Event Tickets: Nellie Webb 520-203-2424
Cheryl Cooper, Treasurer, 520-290-7047
Judy Cameron, 1 year Director, 520-405-5788
Rincon Cares
Jerry Campbell, Vice President, 810-300-0646
Patty Swanson, Secretary, 520-574-2637
Maxine Abelowitz, 2 year Director, 520-631-5358
http://www.rinconcountrymobilehomepark.com
Photographs submitted to Rincon Views are typically in color, and even though they are seen here only in black and white, the online version of Rincon Views is in full color. Please visit:
(Click on Park Info near the top)
YOUR PHOTOSARE IN COLOR!
Napping By Dr. Andrew Weil
Ÿ Take naps when you can. If your schedule does not permit a nap every day, consider taking
productive naps as a passenger in cars, trains, and airplanes.
Ÿ Napping can mean just taking a break. Lying on a hammock or just staring into space is the essence
of rest - it is not doing that refreshes you in body and mind.
Ÿ Do not fight the body's desire to nap. This will result in unpleasant or unproductive naps.
Ÿ Consider time and duration. Napping for too long, too often, or at the wrong time of day can be
counterproductive. See what length and schedule works best for you.
Studies on sleep and the opinions of
sleep experts are convincing: napping
has value. People who nap generally
enjoy better mental health and mental
efficiency than people who do not. The
quality of their nighttime sleep tends to be better as well. Unfortunately, finding opportunities to rest
during daylight hours in our society is not so easy - the North American culture is actively opposed to
the whole concept, bombarding us with stimulation in more and more places and times. If you want to
embrace the concept of napping - as many cultures worldwide do - consider the following:
Ÿ Accept napping as a positive thing. Remind yourself frequently that napping can make a day more
productive - it is actually the opposite of being lazy.
ZZZ ZZZZ ZZZ ZZ
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Treatments are available 9a-5p M-F
Enjoy the therapist's ability to
Licensed and Professional Therapists are park residents!
520-977-7483 or 520-907-4370
help you:
1 HR Appointment $55 right here in the park.
THIS OFFER IS GOOD ONLY FOR RINCON C O U N T R Y M H P RESIDENTS
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.
Ÿ Reduce stress
Ÿ Improve immune system
Ÿ Feel betterŸ Gain more energy
Ÿ Increase flexibility & reduce stiffness
Ÿ Decrease muscle tension
Rincon ValleyMobile Home Sales
Personal attention, uncompromising client service.
Please call 520.279.7610 for more information
Cheryl Cooper
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(Identity revealed on page 8)
4/1� Sharon Peterson
4/2� Casey Powers� �
4/3� Curtis Hoff� �
4/1� Jessica Snyder
4/1� Kay Slocum
4/2� Phillip Essner
4/3� Joyce Martin� �4/4� Mary Eckdahl�
4/5� Cindy Moser�4/4� Joan Clayberg
4/3� Tom Bean
BIRTHDAYS
4/2� Donald Calley
4/5� Mickie McCrocklin
4/8� Jack Cozzens� �4/8� Mary Olvera
4/9� Mike Hunter
4/11� Lillian Dzik� �
4/5� Donna Carlson� � �
4/9� Everhart, Hattie� �
4/7� Steven Albrecht�4/5� Libby Hughes
4/12� Al Vega� � �
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!
Notary: By appointment only
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.
Donate Your Eyeglasses: Have an old pair of eyeglasses? Bring them
to the office. They are donated to the Lions Club.
Medical Items Available: There are items in the medical building
near the office available for residents to use if they are needed.
C E L E B R A T I O N S
Please call me, Bonnie Loftus at 520-303-6849 to have your special date published in our newsletter.
4/5� John & Barb Elliott�
4/19� Laura Felton
4/18� Linda Haskins� �
4/1� Rick & Annette Church
4/5� Diane & Patrick Tupper
4/19� William James�
4/27� James Crunk�
4/16� Pat Sheldon�
4/23� Barb Zarro
4/27� Robert Rix
4/19� Mary Fort�4/22� Jordan Bloomenthal�
4/27� Charlotte Hunter
4/17� Virginia & Ron Tyler�
4/24� Susan Brassette� �
4/14� Henry Schaller
4/29� Noiel Socobi
4/30� Lila Jewett� �
ANNIVERSARIES
4/30� Jack & Linda Ritter
4/20� Donna & Jeff Leslie
& Marsha Martin
Cooks: Kelly Guinup & Cathy Nichols
Cooks: Maxine Abelowitz
Cake
Baked Ziti, Salad, Italian Bread, Dessert
Fried Chicken, Potato Salad,
ndApril 2
Pork & Beans
thApril 16
Resident Information
.
Another lovely student
from Scottsburg, Indiana!
High School 1955.
Photo by Virginia Tyler
A new park telephone directory is going
to be printed in May. It is important to
have up-to-date information. Please be
reminded this directory is for in-park
distribution only. It is provided so your
friends, neighbors and Security can get in
touch with you. Please check your
current pink directory. If you have any
telephone number changes or name
changes please notify Security at the gate
or call Judy Cameron at 405-5788. Your
cooperation is appreciated.
NEWPARK TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY
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SAVE THE DATES
If you have any questions, please call
Cathy Pochatko at 541-891-6525.
April 19th – Egg Coloring with the
Grandkids. Friday, 6:00 to 9:00 pm.
April 7th – Back by popular demand
we will be painting rocks again.
Sunday, 1:30 – 3:30 pm.
Come on down. We had lots of fun.
Please bring your rock to paint.
Paints will be supplied.
Sign–Up sheet in the Clubhouse.
Children must be accompanied by an
adult.
Please bring one dozen BOILED eggs
per child. Egg Coloring will be
provided.
Thank you Beaders and those that came for Macramé.
APRIL 2019 SNIPPETS
Friendly Reminder: Please Call Cathy P. at 1-541-891-6525 to schedule your event so it can be put on the calendar.
INTERNATIONAL DINNER
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VARIETY SHOW
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5TH WHEEL & 4X4 TRUCK
2002 GMC diesel 2500 V8. 4x4 truck. Club cab with
long box. Silver colored. Is great tow vehicle for the
Hitchhiker 5th wheel. Would like to sell together.
2003 Hitchhiker 5th Wheel. 34 1/2 feet long with 3 slide
outs. New tires, batteries, and hot water heater.
Furnished with newer thick carpet and includes many
other items.
Mary Selby, 663.0807, space 255
Please call Denny EcKdahl at 520.526.5256, Space 285.
AVON REPRESENTATION
Nellie Eckhoff #306
Nellie Webb 520-203-2424 - Organizing
professional and detailed cleaner. Many years
experience! Also pet sitting your place or mine.
House sitting - space 470
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
Lennea Cruz 510-415-1171 - Int/ext painting, roof
c o a t i n g , l i g h t e l e c t r i c a l & p l u m b i n g ,
landscaping, swamp cooler maintenance/repair,
palm/tree trimming
Rick Morrow 404-7049 - Moving, weeding, clean
up, etc.
Diane Kimberlin / 520-396-3471 440-749-7462
Transportation, housekeeping, cooking,
participate in activities if needed
Carol Roome - Everything from 619-300-1851
small repairs to house sitting - space 404
Paul Richardson Realtor 575-538-1657 - Out-of-
Park real estate (no mobiles, sorry) - space 446
Ken Leamond 813-546-4371 - Air Conditioning
& Heating Service, Check-ups & Minor Repairs
- 36+ years experience
Phyllis Kasterkoff 520-273-0673 - Professional
pet sitter and walker. Prices vary depending on
services. Dogs and/or Cats
Karen Preston 520-284-0045 - House cleaning,
yard cleaning, painting, pet care/walking, drive
to the store/dr or shop for you - space 29
NOTICE: RCMHP does NOT endorse ,
recommend, or warranty any service providers
in this newsletter. 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
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Our Road Runner General Meeting will be on Friday, April
5th, right after coffee and announcements, as we are
preparing for the Luau on Saturday morning, April 6th. Come
join us at 9:00a on April 6th for your last chance at a poker
event card for your admission to the Luau Feast. This will
involve set up of tables and chairs outside along with
decorating them, on our imaginary cruise ship to Hawaii.
Remember, you need to attend 5 events to get your wrist band
for the Luau Feast. The festivities start at 3:30 for those
receiving the wristbands and then doors reopen for everyone
at 5:45. Guests are welcome with usual notice to security.
Happy Easter and Happy Spring!
Road Runner President
Many of us have studied or heard of Maslow hierarchy of
needs, a theory in psychology which there are five basic needs
of safety, love, belonging, self esteem and self actualization.
Springtime has come and our winter seemed longer, cooler,
and wetter than what we are used to in Tucson. Looking
forward to the warmer days.
Looking forward to the Rincon Olympics and Luau. We have
been working hard organizing and rehearsing for you. See all
the details on the schedule of events and come join us for all
the fun during the first week of April.
RINCON CARES
Our Neighborhood Feast was postponed and rescheduled for
Tuesday, April 9th at 6P. We are still doing the Colorado state
theme. This would be a great time to come and share if you
hail from Colorado. Bring your dish to share, and table
settings.
Our next band will be May 18th with a band we have not had
before called Full Coverage.
Nellie Webb
Happy to see our pools and hot tub open! Doesn't the pool
area look great?
FINAL EXIT
Our first priority is safety. We need to feel safe in our
homes, with our families and friends, and when we leave
our homes we need to feel safe in our outside
environment; when we are walking, driving in our cars,
catching the bus and even when we are at our community
center. We need to be aware of our surroundings in this
world today. Who are those strangers in the park? Are
there cracks in the sidewalks that could cause a person to
trip and fall? Are they slippery after a rainfall? Is there
adequate lighting at night in the park? After a rain, are
there deep puddles by entry ways? Are there non-slip
mats at doorways? These are just some questions we
should ask ourselves about our environment. If you see
anything that is unsafe, report it to the office as soon as
possible. It needs immediate attention.
Respectfully submitted by Mary EcKdahl,
A resident in the park shared some information with me
concerning transportation. If you need a ride to the VA
medical center, they will provide it for you. Call them at
792-1450 ext. 4626. Another is a taxi cab will take you to the
VA, for $30 one way. Call number 300-0000. Thank you,
Charlie Plotnik for sharing this information.
Just a reminder that the Caring Basket will be at meetings
for your concerns and letting us know of deaths and
hospitalization. We live in this community together. Let's
be happy.
RINCON CARES President
thOn Tuesday, April 16 at 7pm, we will have a speaker from
the Final Exit Network. This organization will inform you
of the personal right you have to die with dignity. Have
you ever said 'when my time comes, I hope I just go to
sleep and not wake up?' Well, you do have that choice.
Come to the meeting, listen, ask questions, think about it.
Hope to see you there. Invite a neighbor who might be
interested.
APRIL PROGRAM
NOTES FROM NELLIE
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May 21, July 23, August 6, August 20, September
17, October 1, December 3, and December 17.
RINCON BISTRO
Connie and I would like to thank all of the
volunteers who have helped with Bistro so far this
year. It has been wonderful working with all the
different people. We are in need of volunteers to
step forward and take on the job of cooks. Cooks
come up with the menu, and with the help of
others put on the meal. If you are interested please
contact me at 661-9374 or Connie at 813-546-437.
The following dates need cooks:
Donna Dorland
UPDATE ON
Tuesday, April 9th, 6P
This month we are featuring the state of Colorado. If you are from Colorado, here is your chance to show off a recipe from there. Don't forget your table settings and a dish to share. Looking forward to our Colorado friends coming and sharing with us!
SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 6:30-9:30 P
This month karaoke is during Rincon Olympics. Come out and give it a try and get your poker card.
MONDAY, APRIL 1, 6:30-9:30 P
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Wednesday, April 17th, 4P
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-1:0
0P
Rin
g t
oss
1:3
0-3
:30P
Cra
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(TO
N)
6:0
0P
Dom
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1-2
:30P
W
ate
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all
to a
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1:3
0-3
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P C
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(TO
N)
La
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ce
to
ge
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c
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1-2
:30
P W
ate
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all
6 Do
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5:4
5P
6:0
0P
Hu
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Pa
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wit
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9:0
0A
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3:3
0P
Lu
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Oly
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ics
7 1:3
0-3
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P
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TO
N)
6:0
0P
P
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1:3
0-3
:30P
Cra
fts
(TO
N)
8 1:0
0P
C
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s
5:3
0P
Priva
te P
art
y
7:4
5A
C
ore
Fitn
ess
9:0
0A
L
ine D
anci
ng
1-2
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W
ate
r V
olle
y B
all
1-2
:30P
W
ate
r V
olle
y B
all
1:3
0-3
:30P
Cra
fts
(TO
N)
2:0
0P
Bocc
e B
all
9 1:0
0P
Mah-J
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2:0
0P
Pic
kle B
all
6:0
0P
N
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Feast
(Colo
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7:0
0 R
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n C
are
s B
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Me
ter
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9:0
0A
Lin
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Ca
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Co
re F
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6:0
0P
Pla
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Ch
oic
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ga
me
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10
Ga
rba
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Pic
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1:0
0P
Ca
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(Brid
ge
)
1:3
0-3
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P C
roch
et
& K
nit
(TO
N)
1-2
:30
P
Wa
ter
Vo
lley
Ba
ll
2:0
0P
Bo
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Ba
ll3
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P G
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Ca
rt P
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4:0
0-6
:00
Be
an
Ba
g
Ba
seb
all
6:0
0P
Po
ker
(BR
)
Me
ter
Re
ad
ing
9:0
0A
Hu
la1
0:3
0A
Gla
ss E
tch
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(T
ON
)11
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Ca
rds
12
:30
– 2
:00
P G
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en
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lub
1-2
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P
Wa
ter
Vo
lley
Ba
ll1
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P
M
ah
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gg
1:3
0 -
3:3
0P
Cra
fts
(TO
N)
2:0
0P
Bo
cce
Ba
ll3
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0P
Yo
ga
11
4:3
0P
Gla
ss E
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(T
ON
)7
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P
BIN
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12
7:4
5A
Do
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S
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1:3
0-3
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P C
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ON
)6
:00
P D
om
ino
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5A
A
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me
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1-2
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P
W
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all
7:3
0A
RR
Co
mm
un
ity C
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10
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Priva
te
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ns
(TO
N)
1:0
0P
B
rid
ge
13
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2:0
0P
W
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0P
W
ate
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all
1:3
0-3
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P C
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ON
)5
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P C
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rt W
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t
6:0
0P
P
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R)
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0 C
rafts
(TO
N)
14
Ma
king (
TO
N)
4:3
0P
Upcy
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Cro
ss
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5A
C
ore
Fitn
ess
9:0
0A
L
ine D
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15
1-2
:30P
W
ate
r V
olle
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all
2:0
0P
B
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all
1:0
0P
C
ard
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6:0
0P
Pin
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1:3
0-3
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Cra
fts
(TO
N)
2:0
0P
Pic
kle
Ball
16
1-2
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W
ate
r V
olle
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all
1:3
0-3
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raft
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ON
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ON
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co
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mee
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0P
Mah-J
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0P
R
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0P
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0P
Bocc
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all
9:0
0A
Lin
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6:0
0P
Pla
yers
Ch
oic
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ga
me
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Ga
rba
ge
Pic
ku
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2:0
0P
Bo
cce
Ba
ll
1:0
0P
Ca
rds
(Brid
ge
)
17
1-2
:30
P
Wa
ter
Vo
lley
Ba
ll
7:4
5A
C
ore
Fitn
ess
6:0
0P
Po
ker
(BR
)
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rd G
arb
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e P
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up
1:3
0-3
:30
P C
roch
et
& K
nit
(TO
N)
4:0
0P
Ea
rly
Bird
Din
ne
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up
in C
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use
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n
18
11:0
0 C
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W
ate
r V
olle
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all
1:0
0P
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on
gg
1:3
0-3
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C
raft
s (T
ON
)
3:1
5-4
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Yog
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0P
B
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9:0
0A
Hula
2:0
0P
B
occ
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all
19
7:3
0A
RR
Co
mm
un
ity C
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7:4
5A
Ea
ste
r &
P
ass
ove
r T
rea
ts8
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A
An
no
un
cem
en
ts
10
-No
on
Priva
te
Le
sso
ns
(TO
N)
1:0
0P
B
rid
ge
1-2
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P
W
ate
r V
olle
y B
all
6:0
0P
Do
min
os/
Ca
rds
1:3
0-3
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P C
raft
s (T
ON
)
20
1-2
:30
P
Wa
ter
Vo
lley
Ba
ll1
:30
Cra
fts
(TO
N)
21
1:3
0 C
rafts
(TO
N)
6:0
0P
P
oke
r (B
R)
22
7:4
5A
C
ore
Fitn
ess
1:0
0P
Card
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W
ate
r V
olle
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all
9:0
0A
L
ine D
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1:3
0-3
:30P
Cra
fts
(TO
N)
1:3
0-3
:30P
Cra
fts
(TO
N)
23
2:0
0P
Pic
kle
Ball
2:0
0P
Bocce
Ball
1-2
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W
ate
r V
olle
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all
1:0
0P
Mah-J
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6:0
0P
Po
ker
(BR
)
1-2
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P
Wa
ter
Vo
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Ba
ll1
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0P
Cro
che
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Kn
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ON
)
Ga
rba
ge
Pic
ku
p
9:0
0A
Lin
e D
an
cin
g1
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P C
ard
s (B
rid
ge
)
24
2:0
0P
Bo
cce
Ba
ll
7:4
5A
C
ore
Fitn
ess
3:0
0P
Go
lf C
art
Pa
rad
e
Ca
n P
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up
4:0
0-6
:00
Be
an
Ba
g
Ba
seb
all
6:0
0P
Pla
yers
Ch
oic
e
ga
me
s
2:0
0P
Bocc
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all
3:1
5-4
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Yog
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1:0
0P
Mah-J
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gg
11:0
0A
Card
s
1:3
0-3
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Cra
fts
(TO
N)
9:0
0A
H
ula
7:0
0P
B
ING
O
1-2
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W
ate
r V
olle
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all
25
10
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on
Priva
te
Le
sso
ns
(TO
N)
1:0
0P
B
rid
ge
7:3
0A
RR
Co
mm
un
ity C
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e
1:3
0-3
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P C
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s (T
ON
)
8:1
5A
A
nn
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nce
me
nts
6:0
0P
Do
min
os/
Ca
rds
7:4
5A
Do
ug
hn
uts
S
erv
ed
26
1-2
:30
P
W
ate
r V
olle
y B
all
27
6:3
0-9
:30
P K
ara
oke
1:3
0-3
:30
P C
raft
s (T
ON
)
1-2
:30
P
W
ate
r V
olle
y B
all
28
6:0
0P
Po
ker
(BR
)1:3
0-3
:30P
Cra
fts
(TO
N)
1-2
:30P
W
ate
r V
olle
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all
6:0
0P
Pin
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le
3:3
0P
Road R
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B
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9:0
0A
L
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29
11:3
0 Ladie
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1:0
0P
C
ard
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0-3
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Cra
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(TO
N)
7:4
5A
C
ore
Fitn
ess
1:0
0P
Mah-J
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30
2:0
0P
Bocc
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all
1-2
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W
ate
r V
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all
2:0
0P
Pic
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all
1:3
0-3
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raft
s (T
ON
)
1 Garb
ag
e P
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5A
C
ore
Fitn
ess
9:0
0A
Lin
e D
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1:0
0P
Card
s (B
ridge)
1-2
:30P
W
ate
r V
olle
y B
all
1:3
0-3
:30P
Cro
chet
&
Knit
(TO
N)
2:0
0P
Bocc
e B
all
6:0
0P
Pla
yers
Choic
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6:0
0P
Poke
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R)
1:0
0P
Mah-J
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gg
2 9:0
0A
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W
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all
2:0
0P
Bocc
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all
3:1
5-4
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0P
B
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1:3
0-3
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Cra
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(TO
N)
3 7:3
0A
RR
Co
mm
un
ity C
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8:1
5A
A
nn
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nce
me
nts
10
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on
Priva
te
Le
sso
ns
(TO
N)
1:0
0P
B
rid
ge
7:4
5A
Do
ug
hn
uts
S
erv
ed
1-2
:30
P
W
ate
r V
olle
y B
all
1:3
0-3
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P C
raft
s (T
ON
)6
:00
P D
om
ino
s/C
ard
s
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4 9:0
0A
Ro
ad
Ru
nn
er
Min
i B
rea
kfa
st
No
on
- 4
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P
Pri
va
te
Pa
rty
6:0
0P
Bu
nco
9:3
0A
R
oa
d R
un
ne
r G
en
era
l Me
etin
g
56
78
910
11
Sunday M
onday T
uesday W
ednesday T
hurs
day F
riday S
atu
rday
AP
RIL
201
9A
ll A
cti
vit
ies li
ste
d w
ill b
e in
th
e c
lub
ho
use u
nle
ss m
ark
ed
Th
e O
wl's N
est (T
0N
) o
r B
illiard
s R
oo
m
(BR
) (W
ate
r V
olley B
all w
ill b
e h
eld
on
days t
hat
are
80 d
eg
rees o
r m
ore
.) A
ll a
cti
vit
ies m
ark
ed
in
b
old
the fi
rst w
eek a
re p
art
of t
he R
inco
n O
lym
pic
s.
