President Bill’s Corner:

I want to welcome all of you back and hope everyone enjoyed the summer. Dee Coleman deserves a big thank you for keeping us up to date the travels of our Roadrunners. It sounds as if many of us were out and about. A lot of things happened this summer for several Roadrunners. The Monument Fire in Hereford had the McClearys, Swarners and Jingles evacuated from their homes in June. Jingles had damage, but the rest of us just had ashes to clean up. Don Moore, Bill McCleary,Yvonne Jingles and Walter McCalle had medical issues over the summer. Hopefully everyone is recovering and we will see everyone this fall.

We are looking forward to a great year. The rally lineup is on the website. We need a few assistant Wagon masters. Working with an experienced Wagon master is a good way to get to know how to set up a rally. It really isn’t hard, you just have to do it. We have a “Rally Planning Sheet” to follow.

We have a welcome back greeting to Randy and Kathy Richard from Sierra Vista. Their circumstances are allowing them to join us again.

Rally information and registration regarding September’s Get Together at McCleary’s in Hereford are included in this newsletter. .

Diane’s Corner:

A reminder: Don’t forget that your dues of $15.00 are due not later than December 1, 2010. Send you checks to our treasurer, Neil Robson at 14050 Race Horse Place, Vail, AZ 85541.

From our Webmaster, Alan Bottorff: Subject: Passwords on the Internet:

We have passwords for our members who have accounts. These Passwords are stored in plain text. They are visible to anyone who can gain access. Members should be aware of this and understand to not use the same password for any other use, i.e. don’t use the same password for a bank account.

Any members who wish to have their phone number or other information can do so themselves, or let me know to do it for them.

Desert Roadrunners web site is a fairly easy site to break into, so keep personal information at a minimum.

OTHER INFORMATION

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DESERT ROADRUNNERS’ SEPTEMBER GET TOGETHER

WHAT: HAWAIIAN LUAU

WHEN: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2011

3:00 P.M. TILL ?????

WHERE: Bill & Kay McCLEARY’S

5767 S. CAMINO DEL AMOR

HEREFORD, AZ 85615

WHY: HAVE FUN VISITING AND EATING

BRING: A SIDE DISH TO SHARE

The Club is furnishing Pulled Pork Sandwiches and

Barbecued Chicken. McCleary’s are taking care of the

Mai Tais, Iced Tea, Coffee and Water.

If you want something else please bring it along.

We have a few lawn chairs, but if you have some handy

you might bring them along, too.

RSVP: PLEASE LET US KNOW IF YOU CAN COME

By September 15^th, so we can prepare the proper

amount of food.

Respond to McClearys at 520-458-2243

OR

E-mail: btrmac@q.com

DIRECTIONS TO McCearys:

From Tucson: I-10 to Hwy 90 (Exit 302). Follow Hwy 90 to Buffalo Soldier Trail. (go straight at the light where it shows the 90 by-pass turning left) You will go past Ft. Huachuca’s main gate. Follow BST to Hwy 92 (5 lights & about 5 miles). Turn Right on Hwy 92 for 4 miles (5 lights) and turn Left on Ramsey Road for 1.2 miles. Turn Right on Camino Del Amor .2 miles. The house with the big RV garage is on the right side of the road.

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Extra Newsletter: There are several items which need attention, so we are putting out an extra newsletter this year.

President’s Corner:

Note: I have changed my e-mail from btrmac@msn.com to btrmac@q.com.

If you are planning on going to the Rally in Farmington, NM, the registration form is on our website or in the July issue of the FMCA magazine. The volunteer duties will be inside so weather won’t be a factor.

Dates: October 11-15^th. We will need to be there earlier. More information will follow.

End of Season Get-together. There were over 40 of us who attended the May luncheon at the Vale Steak House. We want to thank Frank Boisvert for setting it up. It was really good to see some people who haven’t been able to attend our rallies in recent times. It must have been a success as the noise level was quite high!

News: There were a couple of wonderful happenings that have occurred: Ralph Moore has sold his house much to his relief. Jerry Baranick and Darlene Duis are now engaged. No wedding date yet.

Congratulations to all three of our members.

This letter is later than planned due to the chaos caused by the Monument Fire here in Hereford. Many of us were evacuated for a week or more. Fortunately, none of us Road Runners lost our houses that I know of. Jingles lost a barn, a greenhouse and part of a garage, but their house is okay. They live just across from where the fire jumped highway 92 the first time. It came within a block of our house. Our son lost his storage shed and his whole yard, but the house is okay. Dave & Tonia Swarner were with us at Ft. Huachuca Fam. Camp and are okay. Thank goodness for motor homes. We all had a lot of ashes and soot to clean off our porches.

On Fathers’ Day, Bill needed to have emergency hernia surgery and ended up in the hospital for 13 days. We are all getting back to normal now.

Rally Schedule for 2011-2012

Things can always change. Note that the lines are for people to sign up to help. It is not hard to be a Wagon Master, especially if you can work with someone who has done it before.

September 24: Get together at the McCleary’s.

October 11-15: RMMA Rally in Farmington, NM . Volunteers will be going up earlier.

Wagon Masters: Don and Rita Moore; Assistant Wagon Masters: __________________________

November 17-20 – Yuma, AZ

Wagon Masters: Dan and Lucinda Bonillas; Assistant Wagon Masters: Terry & Nancy Whaley

December 29-Jan 1: Di Anza RV Resort, Armado (south of Green Valley)

Wagon Masters: Chuck and Flo Emerson; Assistant Wagon Masters: Dave and Lois Ehlers

January 27-29: Pat Blanco RV Resort, Benson:

Wagon Masters: Charles and Diane Lemley; Assistant Wagon Masters: Bill and Kay McCleary

February 23-26: Double Adobe RV Resort, Benson

Wagon Masters: __________________ Assistant Wagon Masters:_________________________

March 22-25: Tonapah or Tombstone:

Wagon Masters: Jerry Baranick/Darlene Duis; Assistant Wagon Masters: ____________________

April 27-29: Catalina State Park, Tucson;

Wagon Masters: Jack and Connie Mayberry; Assistant Wagon Masters: Pat and Ann Silva

May TBD: Luncheon/dinner

Hosts: ____________________________________

Chapter History as remembered by Ralph Moore.

The following adventure was experienced by some of the members in this chapter back in 1987. The story was written by Joyce Radakovich (F62433) and is reprinted in this newsletter with her permission. Thank you, Joyce.

President’s Corner:

To all 2010-2011 officers: Would you please bring your “Officer Guide Book” to the luncheon and give it to you successor, if you are not keeping the position for another year? Thanks

Bill

May End of Season Get-together.

What: Lunch

Where: Vale Steak House

When: Saturday, May 21, 2011 at 1:00 p.m.

Order off the menu

Reservations to Frank Boisvert by May 16.

Phone: Home: 520-574-4455: Cell: 520-303-919-1674

E-mail: faboisvert@msn.com

Hope to see you there.

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FYI: RV DITCHBAG: This is something that, perhaps, those of us who travel quite a bit might consider. It is a composite of all important papers, etc., that one could reach rapidly if an emergency should come up. Go to www.rvditchbag.com for more information.

April Rally report:

The Holbrook rally was ranked as one of the best rallies we have had, by the folks who attended. Mayberry’s did an excellent job of planning for us.

We enjoyed seeing and learning about the Petrified Forest, in spite of the windy conditions, and it was windy and dusty. We found out that there is petrified wood in every state in the US.

The Rock- Art- Ranch, a working ranch, (south between Holbrook and Winslow) was unbelievable to include a herd of buffalo (and a new calf), many antiques used in the “olden” days, Indian ruins and a canyon of petrogliphs of world reknown. They also had a collection of ancient Navajo pots, bowls, and tools, which they keep under air conditioning and glass to preserve them.

We also found that “On Star” doesn’t always find a car out in the desert when keys get locked inside. In spite of cell phone reception and one member with a GPS and coordinates, the satellite could not open the car door. We have a literal meaning of “back at the ranch”. That is where we ended up waiting for a locksmith to come from Winslow to open the car door. Fortunately, we had taken 4 cars out on the tour of the ranch so no one was stranded. The members of the family at the ranch were extremely cordial and helpful. We all stuck it out together and had a few laughs, as well.

Of course, most of the ladies of the group had to watch “The Wedding of the Century” from about 2-4 am. Friday morning. We thought about a pj party in the rec hall, but decided it would be better to do it from our own rigs.

We ate out twice- one Mexican and one Italian. Both were excellent. We ended up with a good potluck dinner on Sat. night.

Chapter History as remembered by Ralph Moore.

This is a column that I will begin to run in June. We are having problems with our computers talking to one another and need to work them out.

Kay

It is hard to believe that we are coming up on the end of a very active Roadrunner year. We have one more rally in Holbrook and the end of year luncheon on May 19.

February Rally Report: Our rally was held at Quail Ridge RV Resort in Whetstone on February 10-13^th. We had a good time visiting and eating. The main event for this rally was “The Cowboy Poets and Music Gathering” held in Sierra Vista. We all enjoyed the music and poems. Some of them really had us laughing. On Saturday night the group held an impromptu BBQ led by hosts Dan and Lucinda Bonillas. We were glad to see the Rashes, as they had not been with us for some time. We also had 2 guests – Schroeders from Oregon and another couple who belong to FMCA who were in the area and had seen our schedule in the Familyh Motorhoming magazine.

March Rally Report: This rally was held March 10-13 at Campground Buena Tierra in Casa Grande. Hosts Whaleys and Silvas did something a little different for our Thursday night Happy Hour. We had “Tacos in a Bag”. The main event for this rally was the Re-enactment at Picacho Peak State Park. We enjoyed watching the way soldiers had to live and “fight” in the 1860. On Friday night we had a nice dinner at Eva’s Mexican Resturant in Casa Grande. They were well organized and served all 20+ of us in excellent time.

Sunshine Lady’s Corner: (Dee Coleman) I need your help in keeping you informed about concerns of our members. Please let me know so that our members, who are in need of our prayers and encouragement or help, know that their Desert Roadrunner friends are concerned about them. My phone number is 540-444-6816. My e-mail is ddcoleman1@live.com

Please keep your e-mail addresses up to date.

2011 April Rally

April 27-May 1

OK R V Park

1576 Roadrunner Road

Holbrook, AZ 86025

928-524-322

Wednesday April 27 Arrive at RV Park and Set up pay office for sites

5:00 Happy Hour with heavy Hors d’oeuvre to share

Bring own drink and place settings

Thursday April 28

Breakfast on your own

8:30 Coffee and muffins provided by Park

9:30-4:00 Do your own thing-shopping, exploring, etc.

4:00-5:00 Happy Hour

5:00 Dinner on own

Friday April 29

Breakfast on your own

8:30 Coffee and muffins provided by Park

10:00-4:00 Car pool to Petrified Forest

4:00-5:00 Happy Hour

5:30 Dinner at Mesa Italian Restaurant (Italian) Choose off regular menu

Saturday April 30

Breakfast on your own

8:30 Coffee and muffins provided by Park

10:00-4:00 Car pool to Rock Art Canyon Ranch or site seeing on own

4:00-5:00 Happy Hour

5:30- Barbecue at club house-bring own meat and dish to share

7:00 Root beer floats

Sunday May 1

Breakfast on your own

8:30 Coffee and muffins provided by Park

12:00 Check out time

DRIVE SAFELY

Reservation Form for April Rally Holbrook, Az.

NAME______________________________________FMCA#_________________

ADDRESS: _________

PHONE NUMBER:

All roadrunners need to pay at check in at the Resort

Rally Sites: 30 amps (Good Sam-$25,FMCA-$26)

50 amp service $5.00

Rate include Water, Electric, Sewer, Free Cable TV, & Complimentary wireless

Number of days and power requirement:

Wednesday April 27 Service required:

Thursday April 28 30 Amp

Friday April 29 50 Amp

Saturday April 30

Number wishing to attend events:

Petrified Forest Rock Art Ranch

Mesa Italian Restaurant

All reservations must be received by April 15, 2011 Mail reservation form and check for $5.00 rally fee to:

Jack Mayberry, 721 E. Linda Vista Blvd, Oro Valley, AZ 85704

HOLBROOK RALLY

The Holbrook rally will be from April 27-May 1. Holbrook is located in Navajo County with an elevation of 5,080 ft and a population of over 5,600. Navajo County came into being on March 21, 1895 when the legislature of Arizona Territory voted to slice a long narrow strip from the eastern side of Apache County. In compliance with the decision, Winslow and Holbrook both vied for the distinction of becoming the county seat. An election gave Holbrook the honor by 162 votes. The old historic court house is now a museum and opens to the public. Visitors step back in time and learn about the area’s wild history.

There are many day trips available from Holbrook. They include:

Canyon de Chelley

Petrified Forest & Painted Desert

Old Historic Court House

Navajo & Hopi Reservations

Meteor Crater

The White Mountains/Hon-dah Casino

Hubbell Trading Post

Another site to visit is the Rock Art Ranch. It offers a variety of experiences for the most avid adventure or most casual tourist. The ranch is situated in a remote area between Holbrook and Winslow Az. Off old route 66. It is the home to one of the finest stands of Anasazi petroglyphs in the world. Price for 2 is $35, 3or more is $25 and groups of 10 or more is less. This includes the Museum, ranch and Petroglyphs. The petroglyphs bear evidence of an unusually imaginative and vanishing culture. The rock art remains in pristine condition in a watered canyon of over powering beauty.

The Petrified Forest-Painted Desert, petroglyphs, and pronghorns. There is so much to experience at Petrified Forest National Park, from a treasure trove of Traissic Fossils to the only remnant of Route 66 in a national park. Take a moment to contemplate the vast landscape of colorful badlands, touch the surface of a fallen tree that was alive more than 200 million years ago, and view a symbol carved centuries ago by the ancestral Peubloan people. This place is a surprising land of scenic wonders and fascinating science.

Area Restaurants: There are many restaurants in Holbrook, some within walking distance from the park. They provide a variety of menus to choose from. They include but not limited to:

Mandarin Beauty Chinese Restaurant

Mesa Italiana Restaurant

Wayside Café

Bubba Big Pig Bar BBQ

Joe & Aggie’s café

Young’s Corral

Aliberto’s Mexican Food

Connie and I hope you will attend the rally with us. We added an extra day because of the distance we all have to travel. We hope this will be the first of many longer trips the club can enjoy as we discover the great state of Arizona.

Safe Travels where ever you may go.

Connie and Jack.

January Rally Report: Those of us who went to Ft. McDowell had a good time. There were 8 Roadrunner rigs in attendance. Seems as if all we did was eat, but had a good time doing it. We went to an outdoor “camp” and cooked our own hot dogs and s’mores. We cracked our own crab at the seafood buffet. We were given $15.00 credts to play the slot machines. A few people came out ahead, but the rest of us used up our credits.

The Steering Committee came up with next year’s rally schedule and the next year’s officers’ slate was presented at the business meeting.

Frank Boisvert volunteered to host the May 21^st luncheon at the Vale Steak House.

The April rally in Holbrook is April 27-May 1, not 21-24^th as previously noted.

Slate of Officers for 2011-2012 include:

President: Bill McCleary First Vice President: Jack Mayberry Second Vice President: Tonia Swarner Secretary: Diane Lemley Treasurer: Neil Robson National Director: Rita Moore Alternate National Director: Pat Silva

2011-2012 Rally Schedule:

Month: Event Host Co-host September 24: Picnic McClearys October 13-16 RMMA Rally –Farmington, NM Rita & Don Moore November 17-20 Yuma December 29-Jan 1 DeAnza RV Resort Emersons Ehlers January 27-29, 2012- Pato Blanco, Benson Lemleys McClearys February 23-26 Double Adobe RV Park March 22-25 Tombstone or Tonapah Duis/Baranick April 27-29 Catalina State Park Mayberrys Silvas May Luncheon/dinner

Sunshine Lady’s Corner: (Dee Coleman) I need your help in keeping you informed about concerns of our members. Please let me know so that our members who are in need of our prayers andencouragement or help know that their Desert Roadrunner friends are concerned about them. My phone number is 540-444-6816. My e-mail is ddcoleman1@live.com

MARCH RALLY TO BE HELD IN CASA GRANDE

The March Desert Roadrunners’ Rally will be held March 10-13, 2011. Our main event of the rally will be the Civil War in the Southwest Battle re-enactment. Due to lack of availability of RV resorts in the area we had to go to Campground Buena Tierra in Casa Grande. You will pay for your camping except for the first night (the club has paid for it to but we need to be reimbursed for it. The campground will escort you your site. Thursday night will be Taco night. We will be doing Taco-in-a- bag, $2.00 for all you can eat. You bring a salad or desert. Friday night we will have dinner at Eva’s Mexican Restaurant. The food is outstanding and dinner will be ordered from the menu and pay as you go. Directions will be provided at the rally. The re-enactment will be held on 12 and 13 March. A copy of the re-enactment flyer follows. We feel that Saturday will be the best day to go and it will be best to let you attend the events of the re-enactments on your own. We will provide you directions at the rally. It is approximately 22 miles from the campground to the events. Your wagon masters; Ann, Nancy, Pat, and Terry are looking forward to a great turn out and we need for you to get your reservation forms to Frank no later than February 22^nd.

DIRECTIONS

CAMPGROUND: From Tucson: 1-10 west to exit 198. Right at the stop sign, then the first Left, Cox road which leads you into the campground.

EVA’S RESTAURANT: Leaving the campground go back out and go west on I-10, exit at 194. Turn left, go over the interstate, this is Florence Blvd. Continue on Florence Blvd to Pinal Ave. Turn right at the stop light on to Pinal Ave. Eva’s is on the left just past the Walgreens on the left.

CIVIL WAR EVENTS: Take I-10 East back to exit for Picacho Peak State Park, exit 219, turn right and back right again for the frontage road. Follow signs for events.

RALLY AGENDA

Thursday 10 March Arrive and Setup

4:30-6:30PM Happy Hour, Taco night, bring salads or deserts to go with Tacos to share in the meeting room.

7:00 PM Bon Fire

Friday 11 March Breakfast on your own

8:30 – 9:30 Coffee Hour- bring your own coffee (meeting room)

9;30 – 10;30 Steering Committee meeting

10:00 AM – 4:30 PM Do your own thing (shopping, exploring, etc.)

4:40 – 5:30 PM Happy Hour, no snacks (weather depending location)

6:00 PM Depart for Eva’s

Saturday 12 March Breakfast on your own

8:30 – 9:30 AM Coffee Hour -bring your own coffee

9:30 AM Depart for Civil War Events

4:30 – 6:00 PM Happy Hour

6:00 PM Dinner on your own

7:00 – 9:00 PM Games in meeting room

Sunday 13 March Breakfast on your own

8:30 – 9:30 AM Farewell coffee hour - bring your own coffee

RESERVATION FORM

Fees due by February 22, 2011

Name: ________________________________FMCA#_____________

Camping: $30.10 per night: Pay the first night with this reservation form

and you will pay for the remaining nights at check in. $ 30.10

Next nights are paid to the campground: Please indicate which nights you

will be at the campground.

Thurs. Mar. 10__x__ Fri. Mar 11 ____ Sat. Mar. 12 ______ $_0.00_

Any additional nights please arrange those with the campground.

Will attend dinner at Eva’s (1 or 2) #_____

Rally Fee $5.00

Taco night: $2.00 per person, multiply #___=___ $____

Total $_____

Mail your fees and this registration sheet to Frank Boisvert, 7499 E. Maritime Dr., Tucson, AZ. 85756, No later than 22 February, 2011.

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Rally reports:

We started the new year off with a bang at DeAnza Trails RV Resort in Amado, AZ. It was coooold- in the high teens at night and only in the 40’s in the day time. We were a hardy bunch- all 22 rigs of us – however, not too many were sitting outside! Most of us made it to midnight on New Year’s Eve. The park people took good care of us.

We welcomed 4 new members – Scanlans, McVeys, McClellens, and Unicumes.

Rally Changes:

February Rally. 10-13 February. We were not able to secure sites in the Florence area. The Club voted to return to Quail Ridge RV resort, just north of Huachuca City, and it was decided that we would attend the Cowboy Poets and Music Gathering in Sierra Vista as our main attraction. Several of us have attended it before and found it to be very enjoyable.

The March Rally has also been changed from the end of the month to the 10^th -13^th so we can take in the Civil War Reenactment at Picacho Peak. More information is due out soon, as reservations need to be in earlier than usual.

FEBRUARY RALLY INFORMATION

February 10^th -13, 2011

Quail Ridge RV Resort

2207 N. Yucca Dr.

Huachuca City, AZ

Hosts: Dan and Lucinda Bonillas, and Bill and Kay McCleary

Directions to the park: From Tucson: I-10 to Hwy 90 (Exit 302) to Sierra Vista. Go south about 20 miles to the light at the junction of Hwys 90 and 82. Turn right, toward Nogales. The park is less than ¼ mile on the left.

From Sierra Vista: Go north on Hwy 90 to the junction of Hwys 90 and 82. Turn left, towards Nogales, and the park is on the left on Hwy 82.

Schedule:

Thurs. Feb 10 - Arrive and set up

Thurs. 4:30 – 600: Happy Hour, in the Club House. Bring heavy snacks to share

Thurs. 7:00 – Games in the Club House

Fri., 8:00 –Potluck Breakfast: bring your favorite breakfast item and your own coffee

Fri. Lunch on your own

Fri. 1:00 – weather permitting, outdoor games

Fri. 4:30-5:30 – Dinner: Brats and Burgers in the Club House.

Fri. 6 p.m. - depart for Cowboy Poets and Music Gathering in Sierra Vista, Buena Arts Center, Buena High School

Sat. Coffee Hour – pastries provided. Bring you own coffee

Sat. - 9:00: Short Business meeting –in the Club House

Sat. - Lunch on your own

Sat Sightseeing

Sat. - Dinner on your own

Sun. - 8:00- 9:30 -Coffee hour and farewells in the Club House. Bring your own coffee

RESERVATION FORM

Fees due by February 4, 2011

Rally at Quail Ridge RV Resort

February 10-13, 2011

NAME FMCA#________________________

____________________

Camping: $16.00 per night. $48 for 3 nights camping

Thurs, Feb. 10 ________Fri Feb 11 ________ Sat. Feb 12_________ $___________

Extra nights Wed. Feb 9 ________ Sun. Feb. 13__________

Dinner: Brats & Burgers, Potato Salad, Baked Beans @ $2.50 per person # _______ $___________

Cowboy Poet and Music Gathering tickets are $16.00 each for seniors # ______ $____________

Coffee Hour – pastries provided #_______ $ 0.00__

Rally Fee $ 5.00

2010 -2011 Roadrunner dues ($15.00 per year) $___________

Enclosed is my check for the Rally TOTAL $___________

Please make check payable to Desert Roadrunners and mail reservation form to

Frank Boisvert, 7499 E Maritime Dr. Tucson, AZ 85756, no later than February 4, 2011

Download a PDF copy here Happy New Year! E-MAILS- Please keep your e-mails current if you wish to continue receiving your news letters. Rally reports: It looks as if we are going to have a great turnout for the New Year’s rally. We have 23 rigs signed up and we will be welcoming several new members as well as guests. Rally Changes: February: The rally for the Florence area the end of February has been changed to February 10th -13th. The rally group voted to take in the annual Cowboy Poets and Music Gathering in Sierra Vista on February 11th. We have 15 sites booked into Quail Ridge RV Resort in Whetstone, just north of Huachuca City. Several of us have been to the Gathering before and enjoyed it a great deal. If you have not been to one, it is night of laughter and enjoyment. We are planning on going to the Friday evening program on the 11th. Tickets are $16.00 for seniors. The details will be in a mid January newsletter. We will be getting the tickets for you as there is a fee if you get them on line JANUARY INFORMATION RALLY January 27-30, 2011 Eagle View RV Resort 9605 N. Fort McDowell Rd. Ft. McDowell, AZ 85264 Hosts: Frank and Corky Boisvert and Bob and Helen Jacobs Amemities: This resort has full hook ups, (20/30/50) amps, WiFi, dog park, free shuttle to Ft. McDowell Casino and We-Ko-Pa Golf Club, rec room, a $15.00 slot machine credit and a free daily continental breakfast. There are many activities available in the area on a pay as you go basis. Casino, Ft. McDowell Adventures, Desert Bell Lake Cruise, and about 20 minutes from the Mesa Flea Market, Cabellas , Bass Sport Store, Frank Lloyd Wright Exhibit to name a few. Suggested itinerary: Thurs- Arrive and set up Thurs. - 4:30 – 600: Happy Hour, bring heavy hors d’ oeuvres to share Fri. - 8:00 – Breakfast on your own or the free continental breakfast at the resort Fri - 9:30: Steering Committee Meeting Fri. - Lunch on your own Fri. - 5:00- Dinner on your own. Suggestion is Friday night Frank’s – Hot dogs, beer and free entertainment Sat. - 9:00-Free Continental Breakfast at the Resort Sat. - 10:30: Short Business meeting – location TBA Sat. - Lunch on your own Sat Sightseeing Sat. - Dinner on your own: Suggestion - Seafood Buffet at the Casino Sun. - 8:00-: Donuts and Coffee hour and farewells at the Rec. Room: bring your own coffee RESERVATION FORM Fees due by January 10, 2011 Rally at Eagle View RV Resort January 27-30, 2011 NAME_________________________________ FMCA#_____________ Camping: $94.71 for 3 nights camping ($31.57 per night) Thurs, Jan 27 ________Fri Jan28 ________ Sat Jan.29_________ $___________ Rally Fee $________5.00 2010 -2011 Roadrunner dues ($15.00 per year) $___________ Enclosed is my check for the Eagle View January 27-30 Rally TOTAL $___________ Please make check payable to Desert Roadrunners and mail reservation form to Frank Boisvert, 7499 E Maritime Dr. Tucson, AZ 85756, no later than January 10, 2011 DIRECTIONS: FROM TUCSON I-10 west to 202 loop; 202 loop east to the 101; 101 north to the 202; 202 east to exit 13. Go north on hwy 87 for 13 miles to Ft. McDowell Rd. Turn right and Eagle View RV is on the left. Phone number of the resort is 489-789-5310.