Oktoberfest Is This Much Fun Legal? The 2014/15 Season

October, 2014
Volume 40
Number 1
The 2014/15 Season
Is This Much Fun Legal?
Rincon Country’s dynamic duo, Joyce McCorkle
and Judy Sinkular, planned such an exciting lineup of activities this year, we had to wonder if it’s
even legal to have this much fun!
Oktoberfest
The 2014/15 season will kick off with a big “Oom
Pah Pah” at Rincon Country’s Oktoberfest on
October 17. Then, join us for a Welcome Back
Potluck on October 23rd and our 6th Annual
Doggie Parade and Contest on October 30th.
Oct 17• 7:00 pm • Auditorium • $ 5.00
On Friday, October 17, yodel over to Rincon
Country’s own version of Oktoberfest. Polka
and waltz to the music of the Bouncing Czechs
Band.
Looking further ahead into the Season’s activities, there are too many to list, but here are a
few events you may especially want to plan and
pack for…
The Bouncing Czechs Band was formed more
than 18 years ago by the Tucson Czech-Slovak
Club. The band plays polkas and other music
from The Czech Republic, Slovakia, and other
Central European countries, as well as popular
music from the American pre-Be Bop era. They
love to play for their audiences.
 Bring your feathers and sequins for our firstever Mardi Gras dinner, dance, and parade.
 It’s 1920’s Hollywood and you’re invited to a
New Year’s Eve gala evening!
 Start practicing your “Aarghs” and your
“Ahoy, Mateys” for a thrilling, pirate-themed
murder mystery party.
 Show your patriotic spirit at the Liberty Ball!
Oktoberfest wouldn’t be complete without
Bratwurst and Sauerkraut, so the German Food
truck will be in the parking lot before the dance
(from 4:00 - 6:00 pm).
 Dig out your ugly Christmas sweater for the
Bocce Club’s annual Spaghetti dinner.
Tickets to the dance are available in the Activity
Office. Lederhosen optional!
We can’t wait to see you!
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RCE October 2014
A Note from the Activity Office
We hope you had a healthy and busy summer. The Activity Office staff was busy over the
summer checking out new bands, food vendors, and trips. We packed every month of the
upcoming season with a variety of fun activities.
Danny O’Leary put together a fantastic RCE
shuttle bus schedule with exciting, new
trips. We hope you’ll use the bus as your mode
of transportation for sightseeing with friends.
Other planned bus tours include two trips to
the Barleen Opry in Apache Junction, a trip to
Laughlin, and a trip to Las Vegas. Each trip will
include prizes, soft drinks, water, comps, and
(in some cases) side trips.
Once you get settled in, please stop by the Activity Office. We’d like to hear about your summer and tell you more about upcoming activities and events. The Activity Office officially
opens on Oct. 15.
Be sure to check out the newly surfaced tennis
court. It’s game-match-set ready for play!
We’re anxious to see your smiling faces around
the park!
A special thanks to Sandra O’Leary for leading
us through the summer.
Do you remember “The Time Tunnel” TV show
from 1966? It’s the inspiration for our Time Travel theme this Season. Get ready to step into the
time tunnel “zone” and journey back to days
gone by!
Purchasing Tickets
Just Got Easier
Follow Joyce and Judy from Germany of yesteryear, to a 1920’s Hollywood party, to a pirate’s
cove in 1688, and a sock hop in the 1950’s. It’s
going to be a fun-filled season! Join the adventure!
You don’t have to wait in line for tickets at the
Activity Office. For your convenience, we will be
providing an advance ticket reservation form
with each newsletter.
Simply complete the form and place it in a
sealed envelope with a check for the appropriate amount made out to RCE. Address the envelope to Activity Office and drop it off at the RCE
Post Office or in the Activity Office.
Your Special Day!
Allow 3-5 days for processing. Tickets will be
placed in your mailbox. If you don’t have a mailbox, your tickets will be held for you in the Activity Office.
Please share your birthday and anniversary
dates with us in the Activity Office. We would
like to recognize you on your special day and
help you celebrate!
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Safety First!
Rich’s Corner
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.
Rich Perdue
On behalf of myself and all
the staff at Rincon Country
East, “Welcome home!” We
hope you had a great summer. We’re looking forward
to making it a great 2014/15
Season for you!
Park Manager
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.
New to Tucson or Rincon Country East?
The RCE Activity Office staff and their RCE Ambassador volunteers would like to help you learn
more about our great community. Beginning in
November, meet us every Thursday at 9:00 am
in the Fireside Room. We’ll help you get acquainted with RCE’s facilities and activities. We
can tell you where you can find a hospital or urgent care clinic, grocery stores, shopping malls,
restaurants, and some of the many interesting
sites in the area. We will try to answer any questions you may have. We look forward to seeing
you!
AED Device & 911 Phone
An Automated External Defibrillator (AED) device and 911 Emergency phone are located in the
Breezeway near the office. Watch “The Villager”
for upcoming CPR and AED training classes.
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 electrified to keep animals out,
we do occasionally receive an “uninvited guest.”
Call for Volunteers
The Activity Office needs
kitchen cooks and other help
with food events. They also
need volunteers to help with
Mardi Gras. If interested,
please contact the Activity
Office.
For maximum safety, carry a
flashlight when you are
walking at night, keep pets
on a leash, and remain alert
to an unlikely, but possible
encounter.
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For Club Leaders
Updated Club Information
Club leaders, if you have not already done
so, please update the Activity Office with
your club’s information. Make sure we know
when your club starts and ends, where and
how often you meet, who prospective new
members should contact, and how they can
reach you.
We’re excited to introduce an all-new Farmers
Market this season. In addition to a wide selection of seasonal organic produce, there will be
farm fresh eggs and meats from local ranchers;
honey from Holly’s Little Farm; jellies, jams, and
salsa from We B Jammin; breads; chocolates;
and bakery items.
Please check in with the Activity Office
when you arrive for information about a
Club President’s meeting in November.
Lunch on delicious, freshly-prepared Mexican
food or barbecue.
Shop a wide array of artisans and clothing vendors. There may even be farmers with plants
and potted items and music by some of our
own talented RCE musicians.
The East Villager
Submissions
The RCE Farmers Market will begin on Nov. 6
and continue every Thursday during the season
from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm in the Breezeway.
Please observe the following
guidelines for submitting articles for The Villager.
The deadline for the monthly Villager is the
5th day of the month prior to issue date. For
example, the deadline for the April Villager
would be March 5.
Include times, dates, room locations, 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.
Fridays •4:00 pm • Poolside
Please send all articles to:
[email protected]
Friday Happy Hours by the Pool begin on Oct.
17th. This year the Activity Office will provide
delicious Happy Hour snacks.
Club Bulletin Board
Bring your own adult (or any)
beverage in a non-breakable
container.
Club leaders, there are boards in the coffee
room for you to post important information
about your club. Please help us maximize
the space on the boards by using the posting forms provided.
ACTIVITY OFFICE HOURS
8:00 am - 3:00 pm
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Welcome Back Potluck
Oct. 23 • 5:00 pm • Auditorium
Rincon Country East residents and guests are
invited to attend our annual Welcome Back Potluck on Thursday, Oct. 23rd. Catch up with old
friends and make some new ones!
6th Annual Doggie Parade & Contest
Oct. 30 • 10:00 am • Breezeway
Dress up the dogs! It’s time for the 6th Annual
Doggie Parade & Contest. Pet costumes will be
judged on creativity. Prizes will be awarded. All
sizes of dogs are welcome to participate. Stop
by the Activity Office to pick up an entry form.
Please register by Friday, Oct. 24th.
An entrée will be provided. Please bring your
own table service, beverage, and a side dish or
dessert that serves eight.
Let us know you’ll be joining us by signing up in
the Activity Office.
See you there!
All residents are invited to come and watch the
parade. Cheer on the costumed canines and
vote for your favorites!
Wednesday Morning Coffee & Donuts
Bring your cameras!
Beginning Oct 15th, join us for
a free donut and cup of coffee
in the Auditorium at 8:30 am.
Doors open at 8:00 am. Our
program will begin at 9:00 am.
Hot Fudge
Sundae
Sunday
Bring your own mug and we will fill it up with
hot coffee (regular or decaf) or hot water for
tea. Also in the Auditorium, you are welcome to
a donut of your choice. If you prefer a healthy
alternative, you may select a piece of fruit instead. See you there!
Oct. 12 • 2:00 pm
Auditorium • $2
Our October Coffee Sponsors are:
Oct. 15 - Q & A Financial
Oct. 22 - Caremore
Oct. 29 - Steve Violett and Associates
Purchase tickets at
the door!
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Opening Night!
Nov 5 • 6:00/7:00 pm •Aud
Bingo is BACK and better than ever with progressive pots, new dauber colors, special holiday activities, and much more. By popular demand,
we’re going back to the old way of playing!
Costume Dinner, Dance, and Party
Opening night for Bingo is Wednesday, Nov. 5th.
Arrive for Happy Hour at 6:00 pm. Bingo will
begin promptly at 7:00 pm. Practice your loudest
“B-I-N-G-O” yell and bring your lucky charms. You
could be the next big jackpot winner!
Travel back in time with your hosts Joyce and
Judy to spooky Salem, Massachusetts in the
1800’s. Rumors of witchcraft are swirling and
several apparitions have been sighted!
The snack bar will be open before Bingo begins
and during the break with hot dogs, chips, candy,
popcorn, and drinks.
Your first stop will be the Salem tavern (aka the
Auditorium) at 5:30 pm for a BBQ sandwich, cole
slaw, and dessert. Please bring your own table
service and beverage. (It’s a BYOS/BYOB tavern!)
Oct. 31 • 5:30/7:00 pm •Aud • $5
At 7:00 pm, start dancing to the beats of the Tucson Twosome, but be careful not to let the Salem
authorities catch you making too much magic on
the dance floor! Tickets for the dinner and dance
are just $5.00 in the Activity Office.
Bingo Volunteer Potluck
Bingo volunteers, we’re gathering for a potluck
on Oct. 29 at 5:00 pm in the Auditorium to prepare for the upcoming Bingo season. Please bring
a dish to share.
Costumes are optional, but we hope you will join
the fun by dressing up. Don’t miss the chance to
become someone or some thing you’ve always
wanted to be. Feel free to make your costume,
reuse a costume, buy one, or search for something unique at the thrift store. We can’t wait to
see what you come up with!
Pizza & Movie Night
Oct. 25 • 5:00 pm •Aud • $8
Join us for all-you-can-eat pizza and salad, on Saturday, Oct. 25th. Bring Kleenex for our screening
of Saving Private Ryan. Tickets are available in
the Activity Office.
Prizes will be awarded for the Silliest, Most Colorful, Scariest, Sexiest, and Best Overall costumes. Vote for your favorites!
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Departs every Friday at 10:00 am
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Pick up is in front of the Office
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Limited to 15 passengers
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Comps, Food Coupons
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Must join or be a Rewards Member
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Sign up in the Activity Office
RCE SHUTTLE EXCURSIONS
You asked. We listened! This season, residents and guests
can hop aboard the RCE Shuttle to many exciting local
events as well as area attractions.
Ride absolutely FREE on all trips under 100 miles round trip! Save gas and save the parking hassle;
the RCE Shuttle will drop you off and pick you up at easy-access locations.
Sign up for these trips early! Space is limited to 11 passengers per trip!
RIDE FREE on ALL trips under
100 miles round trip!
Mt Lemmon
Oct. 21 • 9:15 am • Pkng Lot • Free Ride
Sit back and enjoy the ride up to Mt. Lemmon
on Monday, Oct. 20th. At just over 9,000 ft. in
elevation, Mt. Lemmon is the highest point in
the Santa Catalina Mountain Range. You’ll see
spectacular, birds-eye vistas, interesting rock
formations, and the changing colors of the
beautiful Aspen trees.
Gaslight Theatre ~ “Cronan the Barbarian”
We’ll stop for lunch at a pizza place and spend
some time at Summerhaven, a tiny city at the
top of Mt. Lemmon where you can browse a
few shops.
Nov. 4 • 6/7 pm • Breezeway • Free Ride
Join Cronan the Barbarian, Zeena the Warrior Princess, and Gluteus Maximus the Gladiator, as they
take on the forces of evil! Singing, dancing, monsters, sword fights, wacky characters, special
effects, great music- it's all here!
Dress in layers. The top of Mt. Lemmon is about
30 degrees cooler than Tucson. Sign up for this
trip in the Activity Office. We’ll meet in the parking lot at 9:15 on the 20th. The ride is free.
Lunch is not included. Returns about 4:00 pm.
Tickets for this show are $16.00 per person. Ride
the RCE shuttle to and from the show for free!
Shuttle departs at 6:00 pm. Show starts at 7:00
pm. Please sign up in the Activity Office. Space is
limited!
Please do not sign up for this trip if you have a
medical condition which advises against highaltitude travel.
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2014/15 Season RCE Shuttle Schedule
Oct. 21
Nov. 2
Nov. 4
Nov. 5
Nov. 6
Nov. 7
Nov. 24
Nov. 29
Dec. 2
Dec. 6
Dec. 8
Dec. 9
Dec. 11
Dec. 12
Dec. 14
Dec. 16
Dec. 18
Dec. 28
Jan. 8
Jan. 12
Jan. 16
Jan. 17
Jan. 19
Jan. 20
Jan. 26
Jan. 29
Jan. 30
Feb. 2
Feb. 6
Feb. 8
Feb. 9
Feb.12
Feb. 16
Feb. 17
Feb. 26
Feb. 28
Mt. Lemmon Ride FREE
Sabino Canyon Night Tour Ride FREE
Gaslight Theater “Cronan” Ride FREE
Mini Time Museum Ride FREE
AZ Sonora Desert Museum Ride FREE
DeGrazia Gallery Ride FREE
Reid Park Zoo Ride FREE
Ramsey Canyon Dolan Ellis Ride $15
Pima Air Museum Ride FREE
Tubac Festival of Lights Ride $15
Arizona Museum of History Ride FREE
Tucson Art Museum Ride FREE
Colossal Cave Ride FREE
4th Avenue Street Fair Ride FREE
Beauty and the Beast Ride FREE
Elgin Wine Tasting Tour Ride FREE
Winterhaven Festival of Lights Ride FREE
Eloy Sky Diving Adventure Ride $15
Elgin Wine Tasting Tour Ride $15
DeGrazia Gallery Ride FREE
Wings Over Willcox Ride $15
Kartchner Caverns Ride $15
Mini Time Museum Ride FREE
AZ Sonora Desert Museum Ride FREE
Titan Missile Museum Ride FREE
Kitt Peak Observatory Ride FREE
San Xavier Mission Ride FREE
Sabino Canyon Day Tour Ride FREE
Gem & Mineral Show Ride FREE
Tubac Festival of the Arts Ride $15
DeGrazia Gallery Ride FREE
Elgin Wine Tasting Tour Ride $15
Reid Park Zoo Ride FREE
Tombstone Ride $15
Tucson Rodeo Ride FREE
AZ Sonora Desert Museum Ride FREE
MORE TRIPS TO BE ANNOUNCED!
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Sabino Canyon at Night
Nov. 2• 7:00 pm • Pkng Lot • Free Ride
Take a short Rincon Country shuttle ride to beautiful Sabino Canyon. Once there, you’ll board a tram
for an exhilarating evening tour. It’s a special time
when animals emerge from daytime siestas to
prowl the cool desert floor and the moon illuminates the silhouettes of the Saguaro cacti.
Tram tickets are $10.00 pp. Sign up in the Activity
Office.
About the RCE Shuttle
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Sign up for all trips in the Activity Office. All
trips under 100 miles are free, over 100 miles
the shuttle charge is $15.00.
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On all trips a 24 hour notice of cancellation
must be given to avoid a $15 charge.
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Admission is not included in the trip prices
shown. We suggest you purchase a Tucson
Passport Book for only $18.00 from the Front
Office. This will get you 2-for-1 admission on
many of the trips we take.
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A minimum of 6 riders must be met for a trip
to take place.
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The driver is in charge of actual departure
times.
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The shuttle can accommodate 11 passengers
on a first-come, first-served basis.
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We welcome your feedback and suggestions!
The Rincon
Country
Fun
Bus
Laughlin
Barleen Arizona Opry House
Christmas Show
Nov. 17-20 • 10:00 am •Pkng Lot • $165*
Dec 13. • 3:00 pm •Pkng Lot • $89
Hop on The Rincon Country Fun Bus for a 3 night,
4 day trip to Laughlin, Nevada from Nov. 17-20.
There will be snacks, games, and lunch on our luxury bus trip to The Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino. Upon arrival, the bellman will deliver your
bags to your room. There you will find a packet of
comps, side trip information, and much more.
Board The Rincon Country Fun Bus for a day trip
to the Barleen Christmas Opry show in Apache
Junction, AZ on Dec. 13th. The Barleen Christmas
Show is spectacular in every way. The entire
family of performers is amazing.
Our luxury tour bus will leave at 3:00 pm, arriving in Apache Junction just in time for a hearty
roast beef dinner with all the fixings and dessert. A cash bar is available on-site.
The package price includes 3 optional side trips.
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Visit Oatman, one of Arizona’s most fascinating and well-preserved mining towns. Explore
Oatman’s rich history, shop, or see a show.
After dinner, sit back and let the Barleen family
entertain you. The bus will bring you back to
Tucson after the show. Sign up early! We can
only seat 40 on the bus. Cost is $89.00 per person and includes round-trip transportation, dinner, and the show.
 See the Hoover Dam in the Black Canyon of
the Colorado River. It took 8.5 million pounds
of dynamite to blast the foundation for the
dam!
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See the famous London Bridge in Lake
Havasu, AZ. The vintage lamps on the bridge
were made from the melted down cannons of
Napoleon Bonaparte’s army!
Sign up in the Activity Office.
Make checks payable to RCE.
Optionally, you can purchase tickets for a professionally-guided Steamboat dinner tour on the Colorado River. Learn fun facts and enjoy an
onboard snack bar and bar.
We will make a second trip to Apache Junction
on Feb. 7th for the Barleen Rock-n-Roll show.
Don’t miss this fun trip! *Cost is $165.00 per person, based on double occupancy. Space is limited
to just 40 seats. If you would like more details
about this trip, please contact the Activity Office.
On Mar. 9th, the Rincon Country Fun Bus is going to Las Vegas! This trip will include an exciting lunch at Giada’s Restaurant at The Cromwell
Hotel and a room at the Golden Nugget in the
heart of downtown Las Vegas. There will be
side trips, comps, and more.
Sign up in the Activity Office.
Make checks payable to RCE.
Stay tuned to The Villager for more details
about these upcoming trips!
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Welcome to the Clubs!
We’re Waiting for You!
We’ve got a huge variety of clubs at Rincon Country East. Below is a list of
activities you can join this season. Start dates vary. Contact the Activity Office
for more information.
We always have room for more clubs. If you have a special talent or interest you’d
like to share, come and talk to us in the Activity Office about forming a new club.
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500 Card Game
Aerobics Fat Burn
Aerobics Senior
Billiards
Bingo
Bocce Ball
Book Club
Bowling
Bridge
Bridge (Duplicate)
Busy Fingers
Canasta (Ponytail)
Ceramics
Choir (Ladies) The Kokonuts
Choir (Mens) The Country Gentlemen
Computer Class
Cribbage
Croquet
Euchre
Hiking (Easy)
Hiking (Advanced)
Horseshoes
Lapidary
Laughing Yoga
Line Dancing
Mah Jongg
Memoir Writing
Mexican Train
Musical Jam Session
Native American Flute
Painting (Freelance)
Photo Club
Pinochle
Poker
Quilting
Sawmill
Sequence
Singles Group
Shuffleboard
Water Aerobics
Woodcarving (Country Carvers)
Additional activities may be added as the season gets under way. Stay tuned to The Villager.
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In Loving Memory
Tony Barta
Richard Morford
Jack Oldreive
Saturdays • 9:00 am •Aud • $1
Hugh Oxley
Join the clubs for a cup of coffee and a donut
each Saturday in the auditorium. It’s a great
way to learn what the clubs are about, meet
their members, and be the first to know about
upcoming club activities.
Bring your own mug and fill it up for just one
dollar. Proceeds support club activities. Please
enter through the Rec Hall door.
Singles Potluck
Oct. 13 • 4:30 pm •Aud • Free
Join the Singles Group for our first potluck of
the season on Monday, Oct. 13. Our singles potlucks will continue every 2nd Monday throughout the season. It’s a fun
way to meet other
singles. Please
bring a dish to share
and BYOS.
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Seminars
Senior Wealth Management Seminar
Oct. 29 • 9:00 am • Aud • Free
Medicare Workshop
Having a sound financial plan for retirement is
critical for seniors in today’s environment. Steve
Violett, who has 37 years of experience and is
President of Steve Violett & Assoc. and the Senior Wealth Management Group of Arizona, will
be your Coffee Sponsor and speaker. We are
pleased to have Steve as a Coffee Sponsor this
year. Times are changing, financial products are
changing, and the ways to create a sound financial plan are changing. Protect yourself from losing your nest egg. Time after the coffee social
can be arranged to speak one on one with Steve.
Oct. 15 • 9:00 am • Aud • Free
Q & A Group will be hosting an educational Medicare workshop addressing Health Care Reform
and the impact to Medicare.
Since the Affordable Care Act (ACA) was passed
in March 2010, many changes have occurred
with Medicare. Q & A will address those changes
as well as the new changes for 2015. Open enrollment for Medicare beneficiaries begins Oct. 15
and ends Dec. 7, 2014. Come join Q&A to learn
how your current Medicare plan will be impacted for 2015.
Medicare & the Affordable
Healthcare Act
Oct. 22 • 9:00 am • Aud • Free
Will Clawson will speak about how the new
Affordable Healthcare Act affects Medicare. Afterwards, Mr. Clawson will answer any questions
you may have on the subject. Enjoy coffee and
donuts during this informative talk.
Rincon Country RV Resorts does not endorse any third party
products or service providers referenced in this publication.
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DAILY PLANNER
Here’s a handy “what, when, where, and how much” activity reference. Many activities are free or cost
very little to join. Come on out and have fun!
OCT
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2:00 pm (t=$2)
OCT
SUNDAY
Hot Fudge Sundaes
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4:30 pm (Free)
Legend
t ~ ticket required
in green ~ Sign up and/or get tickets now
Aud
MONDAY
Singles Potluck
OCT
Aud
24
4:00 pm (Free)
OCT
15
9:00 am (Free)
OCT
OCT
9:00 am (Free)
OCT 23
5:00 pm (Free)
9:00 am ($1)
5:00 pm (t=$8)
OCT
Pool
Pkng Lot
Aud
Oct
10:00 am (Free)
9:00 am (Free)
WEDNESDAY
Coffee & Donuts
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Pool
SATURDAY
Club Coffee
Pizza/Salad/Movie
29
9:00 am (Free)
5:00 pm (Free)
Aud
Happy Hour
25
SATURDAY
Club Coffee
22
OCT
Aud
FRIDAY
Happy Hour
German Food Truck
Oktoberfest
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9:00 am ($1)
OCT
Coffee & Donuts
17
4:00 pm (Free)
4:00 pm
7:00 pm (t=$5)
WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY
Aud
Aud
WEDNESDAY
Coffee & Donuts
Bingo Volunteer
Potluck
Aud
Aud
THURSDAY
Doggie Parade
Medicare Seminar
Brzwy
Rec Hall
Aud
Oct
THURSDAY
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4:00 pm (Free)
6:30 pm (t=$5)
Welcome Back Potluck Aud
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FRIDAY
Happy Hour
Pool
Costume Dinner/Dance Aud
Coming in November
Laughter Yoga
Shake off the blues and keep
them away with Laughter Yoga,
a unique concept where one
can laugh as a form of exercise
in a group. Discover the benefits
of Laughter Yoga on your body
& mind. Treat yourself to RCE Laughter Yoga,
Wednesday, Nov. 26th at 10:00 am. It’s free!
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Nov. 13
“Cronan” at the Gaslight Theater
Desert Breakfast
Walk Around Sale
Veterans Day Luncheon
Craft Fair and Breakfast/Brunch
Pine Box Derby & 50’s Dance
with the Retro Rockets
Nov. 15
Through the Ages Car Show
Nov. 16
Ice Cream Social
Nov. 17-20 Laughlin Fun Bus Trip
Nov. 27
Thanksgiving Dinner
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