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VOLUME 29 ISSUE 6 |
FEBRUARY, 2012 |
ROADRUNNER HAPPENINGS:
We had a great rally at the Triangle T Ranch in Dragoon. Diane and Charles Lemley did an outstanding job of setting up this Rally. We had tours of the Ranch where we learned of the famous people who had stayed there. We had movies, that had been filmed on the property and in the area, on their big screen TV in the Saloon. Our tours included the Amerind Foundation and the Mescal Movie Set (part of Old Tucson)
There were 20 coaches in attendance. The weather was beautiful (a little chilly at night, but, after all, this is January)
We want to thank the Roadrunners who manned a FMCA booth at Lazy Days for the Gater Fest. People showed interest, however. no one signed up
Jim and Sally Haines, from Tucson, are new members.
The Club voted to get new jackets. They are tan in color and will have the Roadrunner logo and your name on them. The Club is paying half of the $30 cost for all current members. The size chart is listed below as well as the order form.
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DESERT
ROADRUNNERS JACKET ORDER FORM
FIRST JACKET
FIRST NAME: _____________ LAST NAME: _____________ FMCA #:_______
SIZE: _______
SECOND JACKET
FIRST NAME: _____________ LAST NAME: _____________ FMCA #:_______
SIZE: ______
THIRD JACKET ( IN CASE OF GRANDCHILDEN)
FIRST NAME: _____________ LAST NAME: ____________ FMCA #:________
SIZE: _____
A sizing chart is on the previous page.
Mail this form to Dan Bonillas at 2002 E Ponderosa, Tucson, AZ. 85706, or email it to him at dbtuc1868@aol.com
3. Send your check for $15.00 per jacket for each member to:
Neil
Robson at
14050 E Race Horse Pl.
Vail, AZ 85641.
Write on check that this is for Jackets.
MARCH RALLY INFORMATION:
In March our rally will be at the Good Sam Rally in Phoenix, 22-25 March, at the Phoenix International Raceway (PIR). Rita and Donne Moore and Jerry Baranick and Darlene Duis are Wagonmasters for this outing.
If you wish to go, register on line at www.TheRally.com.
After you get your confirmation number, e-mail the number, your last name and zip code to:
Travis Marricle at : TMarricle@goodsamfamily.com.
He is working with us to get us all parked together at the rally.
You can also send it to Kay McCleary at btrmac@q.com. I seem to be coordinating with him.
We will be meeting at the Wal Mart, 13055 W Rancho Santa Fe Blvd, Avondale, at 11:00 am. We will leave Wal Mart at 11:30 and caravan to the PIR. It is approximately 8 miles.
For anyone not wanting to make the trip in one day, there is dry camping at Wal Mart at the Cortaro Rd exit 246. Going north on I-10 you would exit to the left and go right under the freeway at the first light, turn left to the stop sign, turn left into the Wal Mart parking lot.
For anyone planning to do this, Don and Rita will host a dinner at their home, which just a mile east of I-10. They will be happy to provide a taxi service to and from Walmart, so you do not have to disconnect your tow vehicle.
Anyone else in the Tucson area who would like to come for dinner is welcome. Just let Rita know your plans at ritamoore110@yahoo.com, or call her at 520-744-4983. Dinner will be at 6:00
PROJECT LINUS: The Good Sam Rally is recruiting “Blanketeers” for their 2012 Blanket Drive to Benefit Project Linus, which is a nationwide non-profit organization that provides blankets for children who are seriously ill, tramatized, or otherwise in need. The Blankets are collected locally and distributed to children in hospitals, shelters, social service agencies, or anywhere a child might be in need of a big hug.
If you are interested in helping here are some guidelines to get you started.
Blankets can be crocheted, knitted, quilted or sewn.
Choose a soft, washable fabric or soft acrylic yarn. Colors should be age appropriate; colorful, bright and cheerful.
Finished blankets should be stored in a pet free, smoke free environment.
Approx. sizes suggestions: newborn: 25”by 30-35”, Toddler: 35” by 40-45”,
Child: 40” by 60”; Teen: 50” by 72”
February Rally
Double Adobe Campgrounds and Shotgun Sports
5057 West Double Adobe Road, McNeal, AZ
Directions from Tucson: Take I-10 East to exit 303. The exit ramp becomes State Highway 80 (Bus Rte 10, or 4 th Street) to Tombstone, Bisbee, Douglas. Border Patrol is set up south of St. David near mm 314. Stay on 80 through Tombstone. There’s a 14’ high tunnel at mm 339. South of Bisbee is a traffic circle or roundabout. Go to the right, around to the exit for Highway 80 to Douglas. Double Adobe Road is a left turn at mm 348 (about 4.3 miles from the circle). You’ll see the Western Junction Bar and Grill on the left before you get to the campground. Double Adobe Campground is on the right about 4.5 miles.
Thursday, February 23:
2:00 PM – 5:00 PM Arrive and Go directly to the office to pay – remember, CASHor CHECK.
5:00 PM Happy Hour in the Office Area/Patio Room. Bring heavy hor d’oeuvres to share.
Reminder: You must bring your own plates, silverware, drinks and napkins.
7:30 PM Social time/games in Patio Room or McClellan & Mayberry campsites
Friday, February 24:
9:00 AM BYO Coffee in Office Area/Patio Room.
10:00 AM Shotgun target shooting or free time
LUNCH On own
Afternoon is free to do activities (see list)
2:00 PM Queen Mine Underground Tour
5:30 PM Dinner at Western Junction Bar and Grill – Order off menu
7:30 PM Social time/games at McClellan & Mayberry campsites
Saturday, February 25:
8:00 AM Steering Committee Meeting in Patio Room
9:00 AM Desert Roadrunners Meeting in Patio Room – BYO Coffee
10:00 AM Shotgun target shooting or free time
LUNCH On own
Afternoon is free to do activities (see list)
5:00 PM Happy Hour at McClellan Mayberry campsites
6:00 PM BBQ at Office Area/Patio Room – bring meat and dish to share
Reminder: You must bring your own plates, silverware, drinks and napkins.
7:30 PM Campfire and s’mores at firepit outside the office
Sunday, February 26:
7:30 – 9:00 AM Breakfast available in the Patio Room ($5.50 per person)
9:00 AM Coffee/Farewells in the Patio Room or McClellan & Mayberry campsites
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Things To Do in Bisbee/Douglas
There’s lots to do in the Bisbee/Douglas area, and we’ve tried to list some activities and places you might not know about or might want to see again.
Queen Mine Underground Tours We will make a group reservation for people wanting to take the mine tour. Arrive 20 minutes prior to the tour to don mining hats and slickers. The tour lasts approximately 1 hour 15 minutes and leaves from the Queen Mine Tour Bldg just south of Bisbee on Highway 80. It is 47 degrees Fahrenheit underground, so bundle up! The regular price is $13, but we will try to get a group rate if enough people are interested.
Historic Bisbee Trolley Tours Board the trolly near Copper Queen Plaza and have a half-hour historical tour for $6. The trolly ticket is also good for discounts around town.
Muheim Museum Heritage House This national historic site is an example of late 19 th century architecture and has been restored to its earlier elegance with period furniture. Guided tours are available from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. $4.00 donation requested. Walk up OK Street to Youngblood Hill and return by Brewery Avenue). (cars are discouraged
Bisbee Mini Museum of the Bizarre Located inside The Source Within (28 Main Street), the Mini Museum is a collection of strange, unusual and odd objects from around the world – a mummified fairy, two-headed squirrel, atomic dime, etc. Curiosities were commonly collected in Europe in the 19 th century and proudly displayed in cabinets – hence the term “curio cabinet.” Open 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM, admission is $3 per person.
Gadsden Hotel Rebuilt in 1929 after a fire, Douglas’ Gadsden’s lobby features an Italian marble staircase, four marble columns decorated with 14 carat gold leaf and an authentic Tiffany stained-glass mural that stretches 42 feet across one wall of the mezzanine. Includes a tavern, dining room and coffee shop. Located at 1046 G Avenue, Douglas.
Bisbee Farmers’ Market Good variety of food and produce to eat there or take home. From the only traffic circle in Bisbee, take the Bisbee Road exit to the southern end of Vista Park. There’s plenty of free parking in the park. Saturday 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Slaughter Ranch Museum Texas John Slaughter (many of us grew up with Disney’s version) was one of the founders of Douglas, AZ. His ranch buildings have been meticulously restored to show what ranch life was at the turn of the century. From Douglas, go east on 15 th street – it turns into Geronimo Trail – 15 miles to the white Slaughter gate with the large “Z” representing his cattle brand. Open Wed thru Sun 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM. Admission $8.00. Get a picnic in Bisbee or Douglas to have at the ranch. Bisbee/Douglas cont’d. Old Bisbee Brewing Company 200 Review Alley Open Noon – 10:30 PM They have a beer garden sampler – for those who are interested.
Hiking & Views Head north up the Sulphur Springs Valley located just east of Bisbee, toward the Chiricahua Mountains and the Chiricahua National Monument. This “Wonderland of Rocks” is laced with hiking trails offering breathtaking views of the monument’s towering spire formations. Near the entrance of the monument, Faraway Ranch gives visitors a peek at the life of the Swedish family that helped to establish the area as a national monument.
Whitewater Draw Wildlife Area near Double Adobe Home for Sandhill Cranes and Snow Geese, an excellent location for birders to observe nature.
Chocolate 134 Tombstone Canyon Open Fri, Sat, Sun 11:30 AM – 7:00 PM Artisan chocolates – need I say more?! The taste is worth the price!
There are many places to eat in Bisbee; some recommendations are: Angela’s 11 Howell Avenue (in the Copper Queen Hotel) Breakfast 7:00 AM – 10:30 AM Lunch 11:00 AM – 2:30 PM Serves favorites from Winchesters (previous hotel restaurant) and Italian dishes. Pricier. Bisbee Breakfast Club 75A Erie Street Open 7:00 AM – 2:00 PM Breakfast served all day. Lunch starts at 11:00 AM. Bisbee Food Co-op & Deli 72 Erie Street Open 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM Serves all-natural products. Deli has vegetarian, vegan and organic soups, baked goods and entrees. Café Cornucopia 14 Main Street Open 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM Homemade soups, salads, sandwiches, bread. Lemonade is fresh. Dot’s Diner 1 Old Douglas Road Open 7:30 AM – 2:30 PM Offers coffee, pastries, pie, shakes, malts, etc. in a small diner next to Shady Dell, an RV park made up of vintage trailers. Hopefully it’s still open. High Desert Market and Café 203 Tombstone Canyon Open 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM Espresso, smoothies, juices, salads, sandwiches (gluten-free $1 extra), baked goods, soups, etc. Jimmy’s Hot Dog Company 938 W. Hwy 92 Open 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM They use premium meats and authentic Gonnella Italian Bread fresh from Chicago. Poco 15 Main Street (Peddlar’s Alley) Open 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM Mexican inspired vegetarian, but you’d never know it. Great online reviews. Sunday brunch 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM. |
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Rally Registration Form Double Adobe Campgrounds & Shotgun Sports 5057 W. Double Adobe Road, McNeal, Arizona 85617 February 23-26
Name__________________________________FMCA#____________________
Camping: “fee paid on arrival Cash or Check only” $20/night 30 Amp only Thursday ____ Friday ____ Saturday ____
Wifi access $3.00/day requires code to use
Food: No prepaid food
Friday evening Western Jct. Bar & Grill # ____ (order off of menu) Saturday evening BBQ at Clubhouse # ____ (bring own meat and dish to share) Sunday breakfast provided at Clubhouse # ____ (coffee, bacon/eggs, pancakes $5.50 per person)
Activities: Shotgun Sports (bring own gun and ammo) $15 for 50 sporting targets $5 for 20 trap targets Friday # ____ Saturday # ____
Queen Mine Underground Tour $13.00 Friday 2:00 PM # _____
Rally Fee: (pay on arrival) $5.00
Mail registration by 2/14 to: Dan McClellan, 14053 E. Race Horse Place, Vail, AZ 85601
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VOLUME 29 ISSUE 4 |
DECEMBER, 2011 |
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New Members: Welcome to our newest members: Dick and Peggy Rene and John and Libby White.
Rally Reports:
RMMA Rally in Farmington, NM, October 11-16, 2011
Nine Roadrunner couples attended this rally. We were helpers in areas of food serving, driving shuttle carts and helping out in the office. This was a great opportunity for us to meet other RVers but we enjoyed mostly getting to know our own members better. The weather was great and we learned from the classes and social events at the rally.
After the rally, 5 couples went on north to Bayfield, CO, (near Durango) for a few days. We thank Jack Mayberry for setting this up for us.
The highlight of that trip was the ride on the narrow gage railroad train from Durango to Silverton. It was chilly (downright cold) riding up but quite nice coming back down on the 3 ½ hour (one way) trip. The leaves were changing and the scenery was beautiful.
November Rally in Tucson at Lazy Days RV Resort, November 17-20, 2011
We had 25 rigs (and owners) in attendance for this rally. Terry and Nancy Whaley, Wagonmasters, and Lazy Days really worked to make sure we had everything we needed. They had a class on RV maintenance and we had another guest who showed us how to “Clean the Beast”. Of course, we had our usual heavy snacks on Thursday night. Lazy Days served us breakfast and a dinner from their new restaurant.
It was great to see some members who have not been able to attend this last year.
December Rally, Amado, AZ, December 29-January 1, 2012—information below
January Rally – Triangle T Ranch, Dragoon, AZ, January 26-29, 2012
Plan to attend this rally. Diane Lemley has been working very hard to set up lots of fun things. At this point, she has a tour of the Mescal movie set, a tour of the Amerind Museum and a tour of the ranch itself. If you have a desire, she has horseback riding included.
More information will be in the January newsletter but you might want to plan on coming to this rally.
DECEMBER RALLY, DeANZA RV RESORT, AMADO, AZ
DECEMBER 29-JANUARY 1
A gala ending to 2011 and beginning to 2012 weekend is in store for Desert Roadrunners who attend the December rally. The rally will be held Dec. 29 – Jan. 1 at the DeAnza RV Park in Amado. Attendees may arrive a day early and/or stay a day late at the same rate of $33.00 per night if they let the hosts, Dave and Lois Ehlers or Chuck and Flo Emerson, know in advance.
The rally will start in the traditional way with a Happy Hour with Heavy Snacks on Thursday, Dec. 29, followed by optional games in the Rally Room. On Friday, a complimentary continental breakfast of pastries and orange juice and coffee will start the day. A business meeting and steering committee meeting may be scheduled by the President, Bill McCleary following breakfast. After lunch on our own, the hosts plan a caravan to visit the Titan Missile Museum in Green Valley. (The museum tour takes one hour and requires the navigation of 55 steps, although there is an elevator that can accommodate a maximum of four people.) If that isn’t enough fun for one day, a free Margarita party will be held before dinner in the park restaurant and then more fun and games. Dinner will be a choice of Fish and Chips or Spaghetti with a trip through the salad bar (if you can see the salad bar after free Margaritas) or a Burger and Fries with a trip through the salad bar for an additional $1. Those with any energy left, may play cards or games later.
After a restful night in your RV breakfast will be served in the restaurant. The menu is varied and the price of $4-$8 will be too, depending on your order, but includes coffee, but not juice. Juice will cost an extra $.80 if desired. The rest of the morning is open for visiting, resting or sightseeing and then lunch on your own. The hosts plan some games after lunch, followed by another Happy Hour in the Rally Room before the grand end-of-the-year gala. The gala will start with dinner in the restaurant, followed by a dance. The $15 price will include the dinner (of chicken, salmon, steak or vegetarian option with all the trimmings) followed by the dance with hats and noise makers, snacks and a champagne toast at midnight (east coast time). There will be a cash bar during dinner and the dance, with costs a very modest $3 for house wine, $2 for domestic beer and $3 for imported beer, $4 for mixed drinks or $5 for premium call brands mixed drinks. Arizona law prohibits bringing personal alcohol into the restaurant/bar area while it is open for business. After another restful night, breakfast will be served in the restaurant on Sunday.
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Heated indoor salt water pool, indoor pickleball court, exercise room, game room, Library and TV room
You need to have your reservation form in to Dave Ehlers by December 12th.
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Thur - Dec 29:
Arrive after 1 pm; check in at office and set up
Thurs. - 4:30 - 6:00 pm:
Happy Hour, bring heavy hors d’oeuvres, in Rally Room
Thurs. 7:00 - 9:00 pm:
Optional cards and /or games, in Rally Room
Fri. - 8:00 - 9:00 am:
Complimentary Coffee and Pastries, in Rally Room
Fri. - 9:30 - 11:30 am:
Business Meeting followed by Steering Committee meeting (if scheduled)
Fri. -
Lunch on your own
Fri. - 1:00 - 3:00 pm:
Tour of Titan Missile Museum
Fri. - 4:00 - 5:00 pm:
Free Margaritas in Clubhouse (tip jar encouraged)
Fri. - 5:00 - 6:30 pm:
Dinner in on-site Restaurant
Fri. - 7:00 - 9:00 pm:
Optional cards and/or games in Rally Room
Sat. - 7:00 - 10:00 am:
Breakfast served in Restaurant (varied menu)
Sat. -
Lunch on your own
Sat. - 1:00 - 3:00 pm:
Games in Rally Room
Sat. - 4:00 - 5:00 pm:
Happy Hour (no snacks) in Rally Room
Sat. - 5:00 - 6:30 pm:
New Year’s Eve dinner in on-site Restaurant
Sat. - 9:00 -12:00 pm:
New Year’s Eve party with entertainment and hors d’ oeuvres
Sun. - 8:00 - 9:00 am:
Coffee hour and farewells, bring your own coffee, in Rally Room
Sun. - 7:00 - 10:00 am:
Breakfast served in Restaurant (varied menu)
RESERVTION FORM
DeAnza RV
Resort
December
29-31, 2011
Fees
due by December 12, 2011
NAME______________________________________________
FMCA # ______________
Camping:
$33.00 per night,
full hookups, including WiFi and cable TV
Thurs.,
Dec. 29 ___ Fri. Dec. 30 _____ Sat. Dec 31 ______
$_____________
Early
arrival or late departure: Wed. Dec. 28 _____ Sun. Jan 1_____
$_____________
Fri.
Dec. 30, Complimentary Coffee and Pastries No. ______
Fri.
Dec. 30: Titan Missile Museum Tour No. _______
$8.50 $_____________
Fri.
Dec. 30, Dinner Spaghetti No._______@$8.00
Fish & Chips No._______@$8.00
Hamburger No. ______
@$7.00
$_____________
Sat.
Dec. 31, New Year’s Eve dinner, =includes salad bar and dessert
Chicken No. ____
@$15.00
Salmon No. ______@$15.00
Steak
No. _____
@$15.00
Vegetarian No.______@$15.00 $_____________
New Year’s Eve Party with
entertainment, hors d’ oeuvres
and champagne toast (included
with price of dinner)
Rally
Fee $ ______5.00__
2011-2012
Roadrunner dues ($15.00 yearly) if you have not paid yet! $
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Enclosed
is my check fore the DeAnza New Year’s Rally Total
$_____________
Please
make check payable to Desert
Roadrunners and mail
reservation form to
Dave
Ehlers, 7569 E. Navigator Ln., Tucson, AZ 85756-9199, to
arrive no later than December 12,
2011.
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NEWS
VOLUME
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ISSUE 2
0CT0BER, 2011
President
Bill’s Corner:
NOVEMBER
RALLY
LAZY
DAYS RV RESRORT (FORMELY BEAUDRY)
THURSDAY
17 THRU SUNDAY 20 NOVEMBER
Terry
and Nancy Whaley, wagon masters welcome our Desert Roadrunner members
to join us for our November rally at the Lazy Days RV resort. The
first 20 coaches to register will receive three nights of camping for
the price one night. You pay for one night when you register at the
office. We will have our Thursday night Social Hour Heavy hors
d’oeuvres by the Whaley’s coach. We have the Sabino Canyon room
for the entire rally, but we are not allowed to bring any food or
alcohol into the room due to health regulations since they have a
restaurant in the same building. Friday will be a business meeting
in the morning. Saturday we will have breakfast in the Sabino Canyon
room. Saturday morning there will be a Preventative Maintenance
Seminar presented by Lazy Day located in their training room.
Saturday night we will have dinner in the Sabino Canyon room. Sunday
morning breakfast will be on the patio of the restraint furnished by
Lazy Days.
Please fill out the reservation sheet and send to Neil Robson by 10
November.
NOVEMBER
RALLY INFORMATION:
November
17th -20, 2011
Schedule
Thurs.
Nov 17: Arrive after 1 PM and set up
Thurs.
4:30 – 600: Happy Hour with Heavy hors d’oeuvres , by Whaley’s
coach
Thurs.
7:00 : Games in the Sabino Canyon room for those who wish
Fri.,
Nov. 18: Breakfast on your own,
Fri
0830: Business Meeting in Sabino Canyon room
Fri.
Lunch on your own
Fri.
1:00 : weather permitting, outdoor games
Fri.
4:30-6:00: Happy Hour, light snacks, by Whaley’s, coach.
Fri.
6 p.m: Dinner on Your own.
Fri
7:30 pm: Games in the Sabino Canyon room for those who wish.
Sat.
0830: Breakfast in Sabino Canyon room.
Sat. 10:00:
Preventative Maintenance Seminar in the Lazy Day’s Training room
Sat.
11:30-13:30: Lunch on your own.
Sat
13:30-15:30: Bean bag and washer toss tournament
Sat.
4:30-5:30: Happy Hour, (no snacks) by Whaley’s coach
Sat
6:00 pm: Dinner in the Sabino Canyon room.
Sat
Room will be open for our use the rest of the evening.
Sun.
- 8:00- 9:30: Breakfast on the restaurant patio compliments of
Lazy Day.
RESERVATION FORM
Fees
due by November 10, 2011
Rally at Lazy Days RV Resort, Tucson
November 17-20, 2011
NAME:________________________________________________
FMCA#________________________
Camping.$39.95 (you
pay when registering at RV Resort)
Saturday morning
breakfast @ $7.74 each which includes tax and gratuity
$_________
Dinner: 3 Course
meal: Soup or Salad, London Broil (Top Sirloin of Beef) or Chicken
served with a Merlot mushroom sauce with roasted garlic mashed
potatoes and broccolini, New York Cheesecake @ $22.89 per person
this includes tax and gratuity
Number with beef
______
Number with
chicken_____
Total
$________
Rally Fee
$5.00
If you have not paid
your annual dues yet: $15.00
Enclosed is my check
for the Rally TOTAL $___________
Please make check
payable to Desert Roadrunners and mail reservation
form to
Neil Robson ,
14050 E Race Horse Pl., Vail, AZ. 8541-9057 no later than
November 10, 2011
Old Newsletters
last update 2011/01/02
| Thur - Dec 29: | Arrive after 1 pm; check in at office and set up |
| Thurs. - 4:30 - 6:00 pm: | Happy Hour, bring heavy hors d’oeuvres, in Rally Room |
| Thurs. 7:00 - 9:00 pm: | Optional cards and /or games, in Rally Room |
| Fri. - 8:00 - 9:00 am: | Complimentary Coffee and Pastries, in Rally Room |
| Fri. - 9:30 - 11:30 am: | Business Meeting followed by Steering Committee meeting (if scheduled) |
| Fri. - | Lunch on your own |
| Fri. - 1:00 - 3:00 pm: | Tour of Titan Missile Museum |
| Fri. - 4:00 - 5:00 pm: | Free Margaritas in Clubhouse (tip jar encouraged) |
| Fri. - 5:00 - 6:30 pm: | Dinner in on-site Restaurant |
| Fri. - 7:00 - 9:00 pm: | Optional cards and/or games in Rally Room |
| Sat. - 7:00 - 10:00 am: | Breakfast served in Restaurant (varied menu) |
| Sat. - | Lunch on your own |
| Sat. - 1:00 - 3:00 pm: | Games in Rally Room |
| Sat. - 4:00 - 5:00 pm: | Happy Hour (no snacks) in Rally Room |
| Sat. - 5:00 - 6:30 pm: | New Year’s Eve dinner in on-site Restaurant |
| Sat. - 9:00 -12:00 pm: | New Year’s Eve party with entertainment and hors d’ oeuvres |
| Sun. - 8:00 - 9:00 am: | Coffee hour and farewells, bring your own coffee, in Rally Room |
| Sun. - 7:00 - 10:00 am: | Breakfast served in Restaurant (varied menu) |
RESERVTION FORM
DeAnza RV Resort
December 29-31, 2011
Fees due by December 12, 2011
NAME______________________________________________ FMCA # ______________
Camping: $33.00 per night, full hookups, including WiFi and cable TV
Thurs., Dec. 29 ___ Fri. Dec. 30 _____ Sat. Dec 31 ______ $_____________
Early arrival or late departure: Wed. Dec. 28 _____ Sun. Jan 1_____ $_____________
Fri. Dec. 30, Complimentary Coffee and Pastries No. ______
Fri. Dec. 30: Titan Missile Museum Tour No. _______ $8.50 $_____________
Fri. Dec. 30, Dinner Spaghetti No._______@$8.00 Fish & Chips No._______@$8.00
Hamburger No. ______ @$7.00 $_____________
Sat. Dec. 31, New Year’s Eve dinner, =includes salad bar and dessert
Chicken No. ____ @$15.00
Salmon No. ______@$15.00
Steak No. _____ @$15.00
Vegetarian No.______@$15.00 $_____________
New Year’s Eve Party with entertainment, hors d’ oeuvres
and champagne toast (included with price of dinner)
Rally Fee $ ______5.00__
2011-2012 Roadrunner dues ($15.00 yearly) if you have not paid yet! $ ____________
Enclosed is my check fore the DeAnza New Year’s Rally Total $_____________
Please make check payable to Desert Roadrunners and mail reservation form to
Dave Ehlers, 7569 E. Navigator Ln., Tucson, AZ 85756-9199, to arrive no later than December 12, 2011.
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President
Bill’s Corner:
NOVEMBER RALLY
LAZY DAYS RV RESRORT (FORMELY BEAUDRY)
THURSDAY 17 THRU SUNDAY 20 NOVEMBER
Terry and Nancy Whaley, wagon masters welcome our Desert Roadrunner members to join us for our November rally at the Lazy Days RV resort. The first 20 coaches to register will receive three nights of camping for the price one night. You pay for one night when you register at the office. We will have our Thursday night Social Hour Heavy hors d’oeuvres by the Whaley’s coach. We have the Sabino Canyon room for the entire rally, but we are not allowed to bring any food or alcohol into the room due to health regulations since they have a restaurant in the same building. Friday will be a business meeting in the morning. Saturday we will have breakfast in the Sabino Canyon room. Saturday morning there will be a Preventative Maintenance Seminar presented by Lazy Day located in their training room. Saturday night we will have dinner in the Sabino Canyon room. Sunday morning breakfast will be on the patio of the restraint furnished by Lazy Days.
Please fill out the reservation sheet and send to Neil Robson by 10 November.
NOVEMBER RALLY INFORMATION:
November 17th -20, 2011
Schedule
Thurs. Nov 17: Arrive after 1 PM and set up
Thurs. 4:30 – 600: Happy Hour with Heavy hors d’oeuvres , by Whaley’s coach
Thurs. 7:00 : Games in the Sabino Canyon room for those who wish
Fri., Nov. 18: Breakfast on your own,
Fri 0830: Business Meeting in Sabino Canyon room
Fri. Lunch on your own
Fri. 1:00 : weather permitting, outdoor games
Fri. 4:30-6:00: Happy Hour, light snacks, by Whaley’s, coach.
Fri. 6 p.m: Dinner on Your own.
Fri 7:30 pm: Games in the Sabino Canyon room for those who wish.
Sat. 0830: Breakfast in Sabino Canyon room.
Sat. 10:00: Preventative Maintenance Seminar in the Lazy Day’s Training room
Sat. 11:30-13:30: Lunch on your own.
Sat 13:30-15:30: Bean bag and washer toss tournament
Sat. 4:30-5:30: Happy Hour, (no snacks) by Whaley’s coach
Sat 6:00 pm: Dinner in the Sabino Canyon room.
Sat Room will be open for our use the rest of the evening.
Sun. - 8:00- 9:30: Breakfast on the restaurant patio compliments of Lazy Day.
RESERVATION FORM
Fees due by November 10, 2011
Rally at Lazy Days RV Resort, Tucson
November 17-20, 2011
NAME:________________________________________________
FMCA#________________________
Camping.$39.95 (you pay when registering at RV Resort)
Saturday morning breakfast @ $7.74 each which includes tax and gratuity
$_________
Dinner: 3 Course meal: Soup or Salad, London Broil (Top Sirloin of Beef) or Chicken served with a Merlot mushroom sauce with roasted garlic mashed potatoes and broccolini, New York Cheesecake @ $22.89 per person this includes tax and gratuity
Number with beef ______
Number with chicken_____
Total $________
Rally Fee $5.00
If you have not paid your annual dues yet: $15.00
Enclosed is my check for the Rally TOTAL $___________
Please make check payable to Desert Roadrunners and mail reservation form to
Neil Robson , 14050 E Race Horse Pl., Vail, AZ. 8541-9057 no later than November 10, 2011
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