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Inside This IssueNEW RESTAURANT IN TOWN...

offering senior discounts ! (see ad)

QUEEN FOR A DAY...

hats off to one of our residents!

HIGH TEA IS ON THE HORIZON...

DID YOU KNOW..

see details inside!

you may be eligible for a utility discount?

Photo by Catherine Slocum

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Manager’s NotesStop In and Say “HI”

We are sure many of you already know but we have a new

face in the office. Dave Daniel, the new Assistant Manager,

shares our visions and will assist us in our ongoing

improvements to the park. Dave will be working to continue

the updates we have been making in the common areas as

well as overseeing that resident lots are maintained to the

standards as set forth in the Rules and Regulations of the

park. Dave comes to us with an extensive background in

landscaping (having owned his own business) as well as a

background in real estate. So the next time you are near the

office, we encourage you to stop in and say “hi” to Dave

and warmly welcome him in his new position.

New Exercise Room

We are excited to report the completion of the new exercise

room. We invite you to come and check out the new finishes

and new exercise equipment. We appreciate your

understanding and patience during this project.

Billiards and Library

The billiards and library are scheduled to be reopened the

early part of November. Again, we thank you for your

understanding and patience throughout this remodel.

“Visitors” in the Park

We have received reports that Javelina are visiting the park

again. Please remember to always accompany your pets and

have them on a leash when outside of your home. We also

ask that you not leave food and water outside your home as

this attracts feral cats and wild animals to the park.

Additionally, feral cats and wild animals will seek shelter

under mobile homes if skirting hatches aren't properly

closed. Thus, be sure to check the skirting around your

home and cover any entry hatches to keep wildlife from

dwelling beneath your home.

Yard Contest

As a reminder, the next section of the park that we will be

looking at will comprise part of the south section beginning

with lot 14 through lot 29 and lot 102 through lot 147. The

judging for this area will take place during the month of

December and the winner will be announced in January.

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 GnatowskyRobert Walker

Denise Augustine

Kenny Carlson

Editor / Graphic Designer

Office emailRinconpark@gmail.com

Rincon ViewsBonnie Gonzales,

rinconnews@gmail.com

Road Runners

Jan Stivers, President

Donna Dorland, Calendar & Community Center

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

Jan Stivers, Ticket Sales: 403-9079

Judy Cameron, Ticket Sales: 405-5788

3411 Homeowners Association

Judy Cameron, President

520-405-5788

Resident Pool

As a reminder, we are scheduled to drain the resident pool the

latter part of November for maintenance. The family pool will

remain open during this time for your use. We appreciate your

understanding during this time.

Now that fall is in the air, how nice it is to enjoy brisk, cool

mornings and evenings after experiencing the long hot

summer. As you go about the park, why not strike up a

conversation with neighbors you've never had the chance to

meet and possibly discover new friendships to enrich your

life.

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 (3 7/8” w x 2 3/8” t)

1/4 Page $15 (4” w x 5 1/4” t)

1/2 Page $25 (8" w x 4 3/4" t)

Full Page $50 (8" w x 10 ½" t)

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

(per issue)

Business rates for non-residents (per issue)

1/8 Page $15 (3 7/8” w x 2 3/8” t)

1/4 Page $25 (4” w x 5 1/4” t)

½ Page $40 (8" w x 4 3/4" t)

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).

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

Scott McCarthy 520-389-9817 - Computer Help and

Repair – upgrades, diagnosis, set up computers and

printers, Internet help. In park. email:

emotaculous@yahoo.com.

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.

American Landscaping& Handyman

Landscapingservices include

Custom flagstone & paversDecorative gravel & sod installationLandscape designInitial clean up’sTree removal or trimmingIrrigation install & repairsWeed controlFollow up maintenance available

Handymanservices include

ElectricalPlumbingPaintingRoofingFlooringDrywall install or repairCarpentryMasonry & Concrete

Ken Waisanen19 years experience l Licensed & Insured

Call 520-822-8986 or 520-305-7518 (cell)

Free estimates - References Available

Senior Citizen or Military Discounts 10%

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We at the Owl's Nest are having a good time planning

and working on items for the 2 Big events coming up.

First, the LADIES HIGH TEA will be held on Saturday,

19 November 2016 starting at 3pm at the Community

Recreation Hall. Contact Jan Campbell at (925) 528-1039,

Babs Thompson at (520) 780-0732, or Donna Dreher at

(520) 975-3852 for tickets and more information. The

Crafters & Decorators will be working on an enjoyable

project for the “Tea”. We will be decorating hats and

centerpieces with silk flowers, feathers, ribbons, bows,

etc., on Friday, 11 November 2016 AFTER coffee at

10am. All of these activities will take place at The Owl's

Nest (TON). Come and enjoy! Bring a hat or item to

decorate.

Next, get ready for ARTS & CRAFTS FAIR for Park

Crafters on Saturday, 3 December 2016 from 8am to

3pm. Get in touch with Donna Dreher for spaces and

more information. The Owl's Nesters will have a big

“Raffle” table and “assortment of treasures” table.

Proceeds to fund The Owl's Nest (TON). Come early,

bring friends, stay late, the kitchen will be open

(sponsored by the Roadrunners).

Finally, we are all working on charity items for the

holidays; items include but are not limited to scarves,

hats, pillows, toys, lap robes, Christmas stockings, etc..

We would like to invite all to share in the fun or just

stop by to chat, and add ideas, but leave all complaints

at the door! Ha! Ha!

Again, if you have suggestions for any additional

crafting demonstrations please contact The Owl's

Nester's!

Barb Zarro, Director (520) 296-2112

There are concerns in this community regarding the Budget

programs that are provided by the utilities companies, and this

is being handled by 3411. Many of you may not be aware that

these utilities companies also have DISCOUNT programs for

those who qualify, usually by reason of low income. These

programs are referred to as "LIFELINE" for electricity discounts

and 'LIRA" for discounts from South West Gas. You may obtain

application forms by contacting the utility company directly.

DISCOUNT PROGRAMS

Birthdays

111/1 Mildred Coursey

11/2 Margaret Ross

11/3 Joan Druelinger

11/5 Mary Selby

11/6 Jane Kampa

11/6 Martha Clymer

11/6 Diane Truso

11/6 Richard Hopkins

11/7 Susan Marsh

11/10 Peter Crooks

11/10 Ned Hitchings

11/12 Mattie Gray

11/12 Robert Hendricks

11/14 Rhonda Palma

11/14 Ann Davies

11/15 Connie Landis

11.15 Richard Mounts

11/16 Wallace West

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. Judy Cameron, president.

Notary: Available at the office by appointment.

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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

11/16 Yacy Leal

11/16 Pamela Fillman

11/17 William Phelps

11/18 Joy Granillo

11/19 Sabrina Mohrbeck

11/21 Susan Patterson

11/22 Lois Huffman

11/23 Alma Lalicker

11/28 Marie Burke

11/29 Shemah Fletcher

11/30 Henry Wasielewski

Anniversaries

11/1 Betty & Marshall Dapp

11/4 Lee & Eldon Jensen

11/7 Linda & Fred Taylor

11/18 Kay & Gary Slocum

11/26 Alma & Charles Allen

Had a nice turn out for Campfire with Nellie in October.

We had four who brought guitars and, of course, the

marshmallows were perfect! Bring a snack to share and

your own beverage, a comfy chair or cushion to sit at the

gazebo. S'Mores will be provided.

I AM VERY APPRECIATIVE FOR ALL OF YOU WHO SAVE ME

COUPONS TO CUT OUT FOR OUR SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN

AND THEIR FAMILIES. IT'S THE LEAST (OR MAYBE THE BEST)

THING WE CAN DO FOR THOSE WHO KEEP US FREE.

AND, ALSO THANK YOU FOR COLLECTING THE CAN FLIP

TOPS THAT GO TO THE RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE.

ALSO, I TAKE OLD FLAGS TO THE VFW TO BE PROPERLY

RETIRED. ALL THESE THINGS CAN RE DROPPED OFF AT THE

OFFTCE. THANK YOU TO ALL YOU GEMS! -- PAM MCKELLIPS

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Tuesday November 1

Chicken Alfredo Vegetable

Oatmeal/Raisin Cookies

Tuesday November 15

Peg's Taco Salad

Chips & Salsa

Dessert

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, etc) lend interest but is not necessary. 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.

TO EXERCISE OR NOT TO EXERCISE THAT IS THE QUESTION

By Shirley Pilster Daniel

We have many options in our park and I want to encourage all to take advantage

of them if you are able. The healthier we are the better our lives will be to the end (which

is coming to us all).

Lots of things are going on which are free. We have (soon) the re-opening of a new

updated and enlarged exercise room with easy to use equipment. There is a walking

treadmill out by the pool area and also walks around the park streets; our beautiful pool to

enjoy any time (hours posted) and there are ongoing water aerobics groups with CD

Tu/Th/Sat at 9:30 this changes as the weather cools.) We have water volley ball in the early

afternoons; folks riding bikes around the park; and hikers. Tuesday and Thursday at 3:30

there is a group doing Yoga using a video.

For a very small donation we have a few other offerings led by instructors. Monday and

Wednesday mornings Marcie is still doing her classes; Tuesday and Thursday 8 am we

have Tai Chi and breathing exercises with Mike.

In closing I would like to quote from the July GUIDEPOST article called “A will to live” by

and about Bryan Anderson, a vet who lost his 2 legs and one hand but not his spirit. He

ends the article with this: “I take nothing for granted. No part of my body, mind or soul

goes unused. I am a unique fit for the life God has given me. And that's what I tell

wounded vets when I meet them. Their injuries, I say, are not catastrophes. They are

challenges to be overcome. And there is massive fulfillment in overcoming. We don't get to

dictate to God what kind of life we get. We do get to decide how to live that life. I still

remember that moment in the hospital when Mom asked me what I planned to do - roll

over and die or move on. In a way, it's a question everyone faces at some point in their

lives. Sometimes people have to ask themselves that question every day. Now you know

why my answer is move on, move up, keep going. What happens to you is not an accident,

not a cruel twist of fate. It's the life God intended for you to live. Live it. And if you're

anything like me, you'll live it at top speed.”

exercise

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Activities & Events

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All classes/workshops are free and open to all Rincon

Country MHP residents (unless otherwise noted)

Parkwide Yard Sale

Saturday, November 5th, 7am-2pm

Campfire with Nellie

Sunday, November 6th, 6pm

S'Mores will be provided

High Tea

Saturday, November 9th, 3-5pm

Klass Act & Split the Pot

Saturday, November 12th, 7-9pm

Entertainment and dancing! Tickets $5.00

Karaoke & Split the Pot

November 26th

Wreckettes (Senior Tap Dancers)

Friday, November 18th, 3:30pm - FREE

Thanksgiving Day Dinner

Thursday, November 24th

(see ad on back page for details)

Rincon Country MHP

Arts & Crafts Fair

Saturday Dec. 3rd, 8-3

Gaslight Theater

December 12th 7:30pm - Christmas

Football Fun

Had a great time at our first Football Fun event at the club

house on Oct 16th. The next game day at the club house will

be on Nov 6th at 2:25 as voted on. The game will be Green

Bay vs Indianapolis. Come early to get your Tip Tickets and

again snacks will be served at half time. BYOB

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Items for Sale & Services

Furniture

Small Computer desk with Hutch, brown wood finish $40,

Rocking Chair, brown wood finish $15, 2 oak wood

kitchen chairs - $15 for both - Call 885-7454, Lot 90 Jerri

Zucarelli

Beads: Assorted varieties, sizes & colors $1/bag

Multiple Items For Sale Bob & Mickie McCrocklin

Interior doors: 28 1/2" x 77" & 23 1/2" x 77", hinges, knobs

included $20@

Bathtub: Right drain $25

Sink: Bathroom, 37" x 22" $35

Sink: Kitchen(?), avocado, 17" x 33" $10

Window: Double pane, 25 1/2" x 61 1/2" $40

Windows: Louver crank, 31 1/2" x 42", 2 w/heavy tint film

(Screens included) $40@

Screens: 29" x 40" $20@

Cabinet doors: Plastic, 3-large-15" x 28", 8 small-16" x 15",

hinges included $5@

Exhaust fan: 12" x 12", includes inside grill, outside cover and

spring loaded chain $10

Curtains: 'Home Trends', cafe style, brown/tan hues, 6 panels-

28" x 36" 4 valances-12 1/2" x 57" $25

Porch light: $5

Shades: Window shades, 29 1/2" x 70" $5@

Paper shredder: Fellowes, paperwork incl $15

Water jug: 6 gal $5

Grill: Grill for over campfire, $10

Toaster: 4 slice Toastmaster Ultra $5

Upholstery fabric, $10/yd Colors: Rust in suede-1.5 yds; Biege

mottled suede-1.2 yds; Dk green-2.3 yds;

Med blue-3.8 & 12 yds

Desk chair: Black, adjustable, on wheels $10

Mirrors: 13 1/2" x 49 1/2" 3 available $5@

Moving wrapping paper -- I have LOTS -- $2/roll

Call Nancy @ 951-543-1431

Rollaway Bed

Twin size, light blue $150 Call 548-4077, Lot 420, Karen

McEntire

Avon Representation

Mary Selby, 663-0807, space 255

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.

Dave & Shirley Daniel’sAlaskan Cruise

Roadrunner NewsPresident's Notes

We are starting to see more residents returning for the

winter months and we want to Welcome you back!

For those that attended the Dirty Dice (Rockabilly) Dance

in September, thank you for sharing your thoughts.

Hopefully we can get them back again!

A big thank you to Terry Morgan, Ron Dzik, Doris

Nelson, Donna Dorland and PeggyBaer for cooking,

preparing and serving the meal for Octoberfest!

Thank you Ila Forster, Polly Bart, Maxine Abelowitz and

Lois Huffman for set up and the clean up crew Ira,

Ancelyn, Lloyd, Laura, Karen Mack, Delores Olson and

anyone that helped that I forgot to mention! The

Accordian Club of Tucson was a delight as always!

The family and friends of Midge Sykes gathered together

October 16th for her "Last Dance" & "Celebration of Life"

Party. I am sure she was smiling and sometimes laughing!

Thank you Bill and Brenda for sharing her with us!

Don't forget the Community Wide Yard Sale and RR

White Elephant and Bake Sale on November 5th! If you

are planning to donate items or have baked goods please

price and bring to the Clubhouse Friday by 6pm.

November 12th Klass Act will be performing. Great

entertainment and dancing! Tickets $5.00

November 24th Thanksgiving Day Dinner (see ad)

November 26th Karaoke

Roadrunner Elections will be at the General Meeting

December 2nd 8:30 am

Thank you again to all of our great volunteers including

the Roadrunner Board!

Jan Stivers, President

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3411 Homeowners AssociationNotes & Upcoming Events

November is the month we present the slate of nominees

for officers for the upcoming year. Elections will be held

at the December Meeting. Many things have been

accomplished this year and I take great pleasure in

thanking the current year officers and committee

members. They have all done a great job. This is the time

of year when we like to see new participants on our

Board and on our committees. I know there are people in

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our neighborhood who really do want to participate and do

great things to make our living space happier and healthier.

Come to our meetings and programs and enjoy yourself.

Upcoming Programs:

November – Community Food Bank

December – ClearCaptions (free caption phone for

the hard of hearing)

For January, I took the liberty of scheduling a fun program

to start off the New Year for the incoming President

whoever he/she may be. The Tucson Musical Canine

Freestyle Club will have their "Dancing Dogs" perform for

us. No, you won't be able to bring your pets to watch.

I sincerely hope both our monthly programs and

community services are helpful for the health and welfare

of our residents. The business meeting only takes about a

half hour and the program that follows usually lasts less

than an hour.

Judy Cameron, President

A.A.M.H.O.Due to unforeseen circumstances we had to cancel the

A.A.M.H.O. meeting in September, and by the time the

Rincon Views is put to bed in October for November we

will have had our next meeting on Monday, 31st October.

The plan is to hold the A.A.M.H.O. meetings on the 4th

Monday of each month, so our next meeting will be held on

Monday, 28th November at 6.30pm in the Community

Clubhouse. As many of you know, the Arizona Landlord

and Tenant Law requires that not only Tenants but the

Managers of a Mobile Home Community, are fully aware of

how this law affects all of us. For several years now,

A.A.M.H.O. has conducted training sessions for both

tenants and managers to become familiar with these laws.

The training sessions conducted by the Owners Association

have only been open to Managers and Owners of Mobile

Home Communities. So it is important for the residents of

communities such as ours to take advantage of the training

made available by A.A.M.H.O. The next training session

will be held on Saturday, 12th November, 2016 at Tucson

Meadows Mobile Home Park, 2121 S Pantano Road,

Tucson. It is located between Golf Links and 22nd. The

meeting will start at 10.00am and finish by 12.30pm. We

encourage all residents of Rincon Country M.H.P. to join

us at our monthly meetings and also to attend the training

session on Saturday, 12th November. Any questions please

call me : Babs Thompson, 733-7324.

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Many one-of-a-kind pieces, arts and crafts,

baked goods, and much more. Great

Christmas gifts and home décor.

Refreshments and lunch will be for sale.

Bring a friend and come out to RCMHP!

3411 S Camino Seco

Community Center

Do you remember the show QUEEN FOR A DAY? Family, friends and

neighbors nominated women to be Queen for a Day and then they celebrated

her. Well would like to propose QUEEN FOR A MONTH IN RINCON COUNTRY

MHP….and my husband Dave and I nominate Peggy Baer for this month.

I am sure most of you know her. She is a bright energetic light and friendly to all. She is a

loving wife, mom, daughter, great friend, nurse and neighbor to all. But you probably know her in our park as

PEGGY'S BISTRO. She heads up the free/donation meals we have in the park twice a month at noon (previously

known as SOS and… other names over the years) but since Peggy has stepped up we have had lots of delicious

meals at very low cost (she has been making budget as it is paid for by donations and the park) and has led a great

team of men and women who help prepare the food, cook, serve, set up and clean up. She is also a great leader in

the committee she chairs on 3411 called HELP YOUR NEIGHBOR. She walks our neighborhood and notices places

that need 'help' so as to make our park more beautiful. Then she follows up (and takes calls too) and takes another

team of men and women out to clean up. She is also an active member and participant in many things in the park

including exercise, cards, Maj Jongg, etc. Add to this she is a very caring, helping nurse who shares her talents

freely and willingly with so many.

I celebrate and thank you dear Peggy for all you are and what you do and share so freely with all of us…be blessed

this day and always. So when you see her give her a big hug, a high five, or just a thank you. We are blessed to have

you here. Thank you!!!!

By Shirley Pilster Daniel

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