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Inside This IssueHONORING OUR VOLUNTEERS...

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MEN WHO LIKE TO SING ARE BACK...

practice dates and times inside

3411 HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION...

BICYCLES IN THE PARK...

respecting the 10 MPH speed limit

has elected new board members

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Manager’s NotesThe Rincon Flavor

We know we've written about our Rincon community before

but we felt you would appreciate how we compare to what the

results of a survey conducted a few years ago revealed

regarding what components added flavor to the

attractiveness of a community. Some of the components that

were important to the responders were social offerings, such

as entertainment and places to socialize; friendliness of the

residents or how welcoming the community was; and the

communities' aesthetics, or visual appeal. With the

community center and other amenities here at Rincon where

residents can socialize and enjoy many activities and events,

as well as the surrounding mountain vistas, Rincon has

important components of what adds flavor to make a

community attractive. Yet, when you factor in all of the

characteristics revealed in the survey we think you would

agree the most distinguishing and important characteristic is

the residents. You might describe what the residents bring to

our sense of community as the Rincon Flavor. The many

different personalities and gifts represented, such as

creativity; a strong desire to help others; compassion and

empathy, all contribute to the unique flavor found here in our

community. So let's continue to celebrate and do our part to

share in this uniqueness of our community and thereby enrich

The Rincon Flavor.

Friendly Reminders

It has been brought to our attention that some have found

cigarette butts in their yard. We ask you to please not toss

cigarette butts (lit or otherwise) onto your neighbors' yards

while out walking or driving around golf carts. Cigarette butts

on yards or on the streets distract from the attractiveness of the

community. Your cooperation is much appreciated!

Yard Contest

We are excited to announce the winner of the yard contest for

this quarter! But before we reveal the winner we once again

wish to express how difficult the choice was because so many

of you have worked hard to express your creativity through

the beautifying of your yards. We appreciate the efforts many

of the residents have put forth in maintaining their yards

which in turn contributes to the enjoyment of the community.

Now back to announcing the outcome, we are happy to

present the award for the winning yard of the south section

beginning with lot 14 through lot 29 and lot 102 through lot

147, to Fred and Linda Taylor who reside at lot 109. Fred and

Linda, we thank you for your diligent efforts in maintaining

your yard in such a way that enhances the beauty and

enjoyment of the community!

M A N A G E M E N T & S TA F F

NOTICE: RCMHP does NOT endorse, recommend, or warranty any service providers in this newsletter.

Management, Manager

Dave Daniel, Assistant Manager

Rincon Country & Bliss Office StaffJoanne Amado, Accounting

Maintenance , Maintenance Supervisor

Allen Gnatowsky

Denise Augustine

Kenny Carlson

Editor / Graphic Designer

Office emailRinconpark@gmail.com

Rincon ViewsBonnie Gonzales,

rinconnews@gmail.com

Road Runners

Peggy Baer & Donna Dorland, Co-Presidents

Donna Dorland, Calendar & Community Center

Reservations: 520-661-9374 or djsddd@centurylink.net

3411 Homeowners Association

Margie Busa, President

520-721-5273

With the arrival of 2017 why not make it your resolve to look

out for one another this year and take the initiative to touch

each other's life in a positive way whether by helping those in

need or volunteering with many of the activities here in

Rincon that are geared towards the resident's enjoyment

and/or benefit. You never know how even just a warm,

friendly smile can improve someone's day who may be

experiencing some family or economic trial.

Remember, your Rincon experience is what you make it!

Denise Augustine

General Manager of Rincon Country MHP

FOR SALE ads are FREE to all residents

Contact Bonnie Gonzales, 520-891-9494 with your item to sell or email me at

Your ad will run for one month. If you would like an extension, please contact me.

Business rates for residents

1/8 Page $5 (4.25” w x 2.75” t)

1/4 Page $15 (4.25” w x 5.5” t)

1/2 Page $25 (8.5" w x 5.5" t)

Full Page $50 (8.5" w x 11" t)

rinconnews@gmail.com by the 15th of each month.

(per issue)

4.25” w x 2.75” t

4.25” w x 5.5” t

8.5" w x 5.5" t

Business rates for non-residents (per issue)

1/8 Page $15 ( )

1/4 Page $25 ( )

½ Page $40 ( )

Full page ads are not available to non-residents

Ad design available upon request: $25 one-time feepayable to Bonnie Gonzales

Payments must be received by the 15th 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).

Camera-ready art/ad must be received by the 15th 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 rinconnews@gmail.com. Questions? call 520-891-9494.

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: djsddd@centurylink.net.

Your Manufactured Home Specialist l 520-413-1414 www.usainsurancegroup.coml

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Do you need Transportation?

The Eastside Neighbors Volunteer Program (ENVP)

offers transportation to:

�Medical/dental appointments

�Prescription pick-ups

�Grocery shopping

Or, perhaps if available …

�A friendly visitor?

�A weekly telephone call?

�Light yardwork?

�Minor home repair?

�Dog walking/dog sitting?

Call (520) 245-4729 for more information or email:

envp5scc@yahoo.com. Eastside Neighbors Volunteer

Program is a Member of the Neighbors Care Alliance

(NCA) and works under the direction of Pima Council of

Aging (PCCA).

Senior Transportation

FIND THE HIDDEN CACTUS!DECEMBER WINNER: Jeff Leslie

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. The winner

will be drawn on Friday, January 13th at Roadrunner

Coffee.

Name ____________________________________

Space # _________ Phone #__________________

Location of cactus __________________________

(Cactus was hidden on pg 12 in Arts & Crafts ad)

H A N D Y M A N C O R N E RPARK RESIDENT SERVICES

Lennea Cruz 510-415-1171 - Painting, landscaping

Rick Morrow 731-3318 - Moving, weeding, clean

up, etc.

Matthew Wiloman 401-7049 - Errands, cooking,

housecleaning

Diane Kimberlin /

Transportation, housekeeping, cooking, participate

in activities if needed

520-396-3471 440-749-7462

.

Carol Roome - Everything from small

repairs to house sitting - Lot 404

619-300-1851

NOTICE: RCMHP does NOT endorse, recommend, or warranty any service providers in this newsletter.

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Harris has seven full-time sales representatives to sell your home fast!

My name is Jimmy Riley and I’ve been an agent with Harris for nine years now. I have sold hundreds of homes in the Tucson area and look forward to helping you sell yours! Please call with any questions or to set up a free appraisal of your home.

Call (520) 390-5269 ask for Jimmy!

At the 3411 Meeting the Southern Arizona Community Food Bank suggested they would set up an early part of February for their crew to come out and pick our fruit. What to do to prepare for this event? Water those trees. It will make the fruit much more juicy and sweet. Feel free to call me anytime to get your trees on the list. My number is 405-5788. -- Judy Cameron

CITRUS PICKING PREPARATION TIME

High Tea

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Happy New Year from all The Owl's Nesters!

We have enjoyed this past year of crafting together and

the results are amazing. We have sewn and filled 20

stockings for the Roadrunners to give out on Caroling

Night. Thank you for all the great donations and many

volunteer Crafters.

We had a successful Arts and Crafts Fair on 12/03/2016

and the proceeds and donations will go a long way for

future needs.

Next year the Nesters will start off with a Planning and

Organizational meeting sometime mid-January (exact

date to follow). Watch for Facebook Crafters Group

notice.

Let's have a great healthy New Year!

And always remember: If you have suggestions for any

additional crafting demonstrations for 2017 please

contact The Owl's Nesters!

Barbara Zarro, Director & All of The Owl Nesters

Nominating Jan Stivers and Judy Cameron for Queens for a Day

in the Rincon Country Mobile Home Park!!!!!

Jan has been the Road Runners President for two years in a row

and for the full year each time (no breaks for her). She has been

our fearless leader for setting wonderful fun and happy

entertainment programs and has done it with a smile and a kind

spirit. She has led us through 2 July 4th programs, 2

Thanksgiving dinners, 2 Christmas and New Year's programs,

and 2 golf cart parades with chili dinners and sing alongs; 2

Veteran events, many potlucks, happy hours / jamming /sing

alongs, dances and karaoke events, and established the

Christmas decoration awards.

Judy Cameron has been 3411 President for two years as well as

Treasurer for Road Runners and this has been for 2 full years (no

breaks for her either). She has been instrumental in moving the

3411 meetings from a grumbling, complaining time to a brief

(half hour) meeting where we report on the Committees she has

established: Help your Neighbor, Peace in the Park, I'm OK,

Blood Pressure, Welcome group, New Members which is now

Sergeant-at-Arms, and Security. She then established a follow up

program to help make living in the park a better experience,

(such as TEP, Smoke alarms, health insurance/Medicare as well

as veteran benefits and many more helpful programs).

Now I need to be clear (as I can hear them saying…I didn't do it

alone)… that they have not done this alone as they have had

many helpful volunteers and board members, but they have

been the faithful change agents and leaders through the 2 years.

These ladies have volunteered tirelessly for two full years and

kept our Park flowing in good ways. We want to thank them

(and did so with thank you cards and a little gift)…

…so be thanked dear Jan and Judy for all your wonderful

helpful work to make Rincon Country Mobile Home Park a

better place for the past 2 years.

Submitted by Shirley Pilster Daniel (and please, anyone feel free

to nominate your own 'Queen for a Day' )

DONATIONS NEEDEDThe Owl's Nest needs donations. Do you have any

craft items you no longer need? We are looking for

beads, jewelry supplies, yarn, crochet hooks, knitting

needles, quilting fabric and supplies, all craft

projects. D e can

pick up. Call Barb Elliott 602-206-3447.

rop them off at the Owl's Nest or w

Birthdays

1/1 Jeff Lupo

1/2 Ira Godwin

1/2 Sverre Swanson

1/3 George Druellinger

1/3 John Lamont

1/4 Charleen Skillman

1/4 Charles Suris

1/5 Ardis Temple

1/5 Nancy Dorgan

1/6 Betty Stultz

1/6 Robert Palmer

1/6 Dawn Marr

1/8 Betty enny

1/9 Cheryl Davis

1/11 Shawn Bates

1/11 Joseph Lobrillo

1/12 Thomas Crouse

1/12 Jose Salazar

1/13 Doris Nelson

1/13 Glenn Engebretson

1/13 Lillian Demorenville

1/15 Dora Encinas

1/15 Wayne Hebbard

1/17 Connie Leamond

1/17 Jim Reece

Medical Items Available: There are items in the medical building

near the office that are available for residents to use if they are

needed.

Donate Your Eyeglasses: Have an old pair of eyeglasses lying

around? Bring them to the office. We have a collection basket. 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.

3411 Homeowner's Meetings: Third Monday of each month, 6:30

in the clubhouse. Join and become part of a voice in the

community. Margie Busa, president.

Notary: Coming soon!

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

Snodderly 870-6132 or Ira Godwin 404-6537.

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

trashbarrels!

Resident Information

Please call me, Barbara Thompson at 733-7324 to have

your special date published in our newsletter.

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C E L E B R A T I O N S

1/18 Nell Plotnick

1/18 Frank Landis

1/19 Kristen Bringsrud

1/19 Shirley Spaur

1/20 Gene Rowe

1/20 Shirley Schindel

1/21 Chris Bruce

1/21 Ellen Hafner

1/22 Sally Rudolphi

1/23 Gerri Gillette

1/23 Karen Payne

1/23 Ruth Lux

1/24 Linda Johnson-Vantol

1/24 Tina Baldwin

1/25 Irv Wright

1/26 Walter Paz

1/26 Kenneth Leamond

1/26 Jose Pereira

1/26 Doyne Viger

1/27 Margie Busa

1/27 Leonard Kraft

1/28 Ken Gross

1/28 Joanne Diaz

Anniversaries

1/15 Ann & Tim Western

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Tuesday, January 3rd

Ham and Bean Soup

Cheddar Cheese Biscuits

Brownies

Tuesday, January 17th

Swiss Steak

Mashed Potatoes

Corn

Cookies

This handsome couple just celebratedtheir 60th anniversary on November 22nd!

(Identity revealed on page 8)

PHOTO GUIDELINESIndividual residents or couples, preferably in your twenties. Photos that are in focus and without dark shadows reproduce best. The bigger the picture, the better! Photos of yourself doing something (sports, playing an instrument, working, driving a tractor, in uniform, getting married, etc) lend interest. Please bring your color or black & white picture to the office for scanning (to be returned unharmed). Include your name, phone number, lot number, a brief description, and approximate year of photo.

Peggy's Bistro is a noon meal that is served every First and Third Tuesday of each

Month. This is a meal supported by your donations which pays for the food

prepared. This is all made possible with the help of many volunteers that donate

not only food but also their time for set up & clean up, preparation, cooking, and

making desserts. This great service also has volunteers that deliver food to people

in our park that are in need of meals financially, or they are physically unable to

make it to our club house. Please get to know your neighbors and invite them to

come eat and socialize. If you know of someone that is not feeling well or who

could benefit from meal delivery, please call Peggy 520-539-8007. You can also call

me and come to the kitchen door for a meal to be picked up. What a wonderful

service to help out our family of park residents. I wish this could be offered more

days.

If you are physically or financially unable to do yard work, please call Peggy 520-

539-800. Help Your Neighbor Committee will help you with your yard as a one-

time volunteer service. Weeds will always come back. Calling around I have found

an out of park service called Warren Weed Co.( 520-870-9847 ). Their one-time $40

service fee (for the year) includes a pre-emergent and weed spray. They will come

every couple months and spot spray any returning weeds. They also welcome your

calls if you see other weeds coming up. Otherwise our Park has a great many

people with their ads listed in the Rincon Views that do repairs and yard work.

-- Thank you, PeggyMary & Denny's first golf cart "happy hour" parade thru the park.Every Wednesday at 4pm. Meet at community center. Everyone welcome!

Activities & Events

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All classes/workshops are free and open to all Rincon

Country MHP residents (unless otherwise noted)

Eric Morrow Live Dance

Saturday, January 14th, 7-9:30 pm

Tickets $5.00

Gaslight Theater

Karaoke

Saturday, December 28th, 7-9pm

Ladies Luncheon

Monday, January 30th, 11:30 am

BJ's Restaurant

5510 E Broadway

Two Amigos!

January 25th, 7:00 pm

Items for Sale & Services

Need Help?

If you need help a couple of hours a week, call Karen at

284-0045.

Hiking Sticks

I make walking/hiking sticks by hand, $15-$35 each. I also

make candle stick holders made from ironwood root $25-$50

each. Custom woodworking, call for estimate. Bob

McCrocklin, 1-928-951-6104, space 430.

Avon Representation

Mary Selby, 663-0807, space 255

Hamilton and Yaey Leal

Dave & Shirley Daniel’sAlaskan Cruise

The Rincon View is onlineat www.RCMHP.com

This is our Rincon Blog. There you will find an

additional up-to-date calendar and other

information about what is going on at Rincon.

Photographs can be viewed in color online!

Your comments are most welcome!

Light Poles

#227, #78, #51, #196

House Decorations

#369, #129, #218, #274

Roadrunner NewsPresident's Notes

Hello All! Donna Dorland and I (Peggy Baer) are happy to

be 2017 Road Runner Co-Presidents. We are welcoming all

residents to be involved in the Road Runner activities.

Starting now All RESIDENTS are automatically members

of the Road Runners. There are No membership fees.

We are excited to announce our Board:

Maxine Abelowitz, vice president

Karen Mack, secretary

Mary Eckdahl, treasurer

Nellie Webb, Barbara Elliott, and Margie Busa, directors

We look forward to having a calendar full of activities and

welcome your ideas for entertainment.

Thank you,

Co-Presidents Donna Dorland and Peggy Baer

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3411 Homeowners Association

Thank you,

Judy Cameron

Notes & Upcoming Events

Please note, all residents of Rincon Country Mobile Home

Park are automatically members. There are no

membership fees. Over the last two years the concept of

the Association has changed. We are no longer a

complaint department (complaints are handled at the

Management Q&A meetings). Being here for our

neighbors is our highest priority. Providing programs that

are beneficial for you are primary on our 'to do' lists.

Elections were held at our December meeting. Your 2017

Board is as follows.

President – Margie Busa

Vice President – Leah Bloomenthal

Treasurer – Jerry Campbell

3 Year Director - Kelly Guinup

2 Year Director - Cheryl Cooper

1 Year Director - Linda Bonnie Haskins

Immediate Past President – Judy Cameron

Upcoming Programs:

January - The Tucson Musical Canine Freestyle Club,

"Dancing Dogs". No, you won't be able to bring your pets

to watch. If you choose, the dogs will take donations.

It has been my pleasure to serve as President for the past

two years. I sincerely hope you will be as supportive of

Margie this coming year as you have been for me. I know

she wants to continue to create a neighborhood in which

you can be proud to be a resident.

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GratitudeThank you to all who signed the "Thank You" card and the

nice gift for my 2 years as President of the Road Runners!

That was very thoughtful!

Jan Stivers, Past President of the RoadRunners

Bicycles in the ParkWhat a wonderful place we live and how fortunate we are

to be able to be out of doors doing so many things most of

the year.

Along this line, many have been taking up bicycling in the

park. We are glad to see folks exercising and want to

encourage this. That said, please know that all moving

equipment (bikes, golf carts, cars, truck, motor bikes, etc)

are to adhere to the 10 mile an hour signs posted all around

the park. Some folks have almost been run over by the

speeding bikers. This is not acceptable and we are

requesting that you please slow down or better yet if you

want to go fast and hard, please go outside the park and

use the bike trails. We live very near a great one on the

other side of the wash and it is our

hope in the future (next year

sometime) to make it more

accessible (stay tuned for

more on this in the

future).

Thank you,

Your Rincon Country

Park Management

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Tai Chi & Silver Sneakers in the Park

Our 'master' and teacher, Mike Moore, has been teaching

Tai Chi and Chi Kung exercises in the Park since April 12,

2016 on Tuesday and Thursday at 8 a.m. in the club house.

He plans to continue helping us to get healthy, breathe

better, have more balance aas well as learning the Tai Chi

and Chi Kung routines. He has agreed to continue this

coming year and for this we are very grateful! Further, he

has been busy getting 'certified' which will allow him to

teach us through The Silver Sneakers Program, so that

those who are in this program can attend at no cost. He has

agreed to let ALL participate paying what they can as we

have been doing. I want to encourage you all to attend as

you can and come as you have time and join us as often as

possible but it is not necessary to come every week. Though

some of us have been 'learning' for a while, we welcome

newcomers and Mike is a willing teacher…you will love

him as we do. Hope to see you there in 2017…to your

health! -- Shirley Pilster Daniel

The Rincon Country Gentlemen

are men from our mobile home park

and the RV park next door who

perform here in the park and

elsewhere several times in January,

February and early March.

If you can carry a tune, please join

us at a practice in the auditorium at

the RV park on Mondays from

12:15 to 2 p.m. Some ability to read

music is helpful but not essential.

We sing 4-part harmony but with

accompaniment, so it is not

barbershop.

You can drive around to Escalante,

or you can walk thru the gate at the

southeast end of our parking lot, by

the recycling bins. The season is

short so come now. The first

practice will be Monday, January

2nd at 12:30.

For more in fo rmat ion and

encouragement call George Koss

at 885-3410.

C (community) E (emergency) R (response) T (team)

Smoke Alarms:We will be scheduling another Saturday, hopefully in February, to get more

smoke alarms installed with the assistance of The Red Cross. There will be a sign

up sheet in the office throughout the month of January as we will need to know

how many more for them to bring and then coordinate a date with them. This is

free to our park residents so if you are in need of smoke alarms please check at

the office for this important sign up sheet. You may also call the office to add your

name and lot number to the list.

Fire safety prevention:We had a very informative review on Dec. 14 and learned there are 5 types of fire

extinguishers to put out fires. Would you know the right type to purchase and

how long do you keep one before replacing it? Candle burning was another

hazard we discussed and realized they may be nice to look at but actually give off

some toxic fumes besides being dangerous in a power outage. Battery operated

ones are the safest and are actually quite nice to use. Space heaters were another

fire hazard and if you do use one be sure to keep it 3 feet from anything and

always shut it off upon leaving the room or your home. More on fire safety

coming to a 3411 meeting in 2017.

Our next informative gathering is Wednesday, January 11th at 6:30 at the Owl's

Nest. We will be looking at what we want to cover as a team for the first 6 months

of the new year. We are looking for others in our community that would like to get

involved with helping our neighbors and friends in the event of an emergency

here in our park. It's always good to be prepared and know what to do.

Thanks, Nellie

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