Cocopah Gazette February 2018

you wish to reserve a site for a shorter time WELCOME period than one month, short-term reservations st will open on September 1 . There is no price Cocopah RV is excited to welcome Tracy Browning increase anticipated for the 2018-2019 season. and Lynne Mackinzie to the front office. Tracy and (In an attempt to dispel old rumors, people Lynne are available to assist you with making reserving annual sites have no greater priority st reservations, in purchasing RV necessities, pickle than anyone else. March 1 begins Open ball supplies and other sundries, and in providing Season for Everyone!) guidance to all things management-related. In addition to providing lots of information, Tracy and GOLF SHOP AND GOLF COURSE Lynne have a lot in common: they both originally hail from the great state of Idaho, are proud This month starts off with our Resort Event #4 grandmothers, like sewing, and live full-time in on February 3rd. Which is a pick your partner their Rvs. Please stop by the front office to and the computer will determine the 4 person welcome Tracey and Lynne. teams.

If you can catch up with Gaby Valenzula, please extend a hearty welcome to her. Gaby has recently joined Cocopah RV as the purchasing agent. Gaby is hard to catch because she works her magic in so many departments. One recent day she was spotted fixing an Excel spreadsheet in the Cantina, helping solve a mystery in Activities, and doing her “main” job of purchasing necessary supplies for the resort in the front office. Welcome Gaby! We really value you and your technical skills!

RESERVATION DAY

March 1st is coming soon. March 1st begins Open Our big weekend of the month will be February Reservation Season. On March 1st all unreserved 24th and 25th. That Saturday the Golf Shop sites become available for reservation by the general will be having a sale and demo day. Both public. You can beat Open Season. If you have Cobra and Ping have committed to being here paid for at least two months in a site during the and I am still waiting to hear from Cleveland 2017-2018 season, you can guarantee your and Callaway. Titleist is not available to make reservation of a minimum period of one month for it this year. the 2018-2019 season in your existing site by making your reservation BEFORE March 1st. All Also on February 24th Cocopah will host the sites not reserved prior to March 1st become open Arizona/Wyoming Golf Tournament. This and available for one month or longer reservations tournament is returning to Cocopah RV and by the general public on March 1st. If you wish to Golf Resort for the 2nd year. change sites, call or come to the Administration Office early on March 1st to book your new site. If Our annual Red & Blue Challenge has been 1

Cocopah Gazette February 2018 rescheduled for March 10th. Signups should start Saturday – “Dog Days” — enjoy a hot dog and around March 1st. Be sure to sign up. a beer or soda at the Cantina for only $3.50.

For anyone wanting to take a golf lesson, Tommy OLD TIME ROCK & ROLL BAND Samaha is our new golf instructor. Sign-up in the Golf Shop for either a private or group lesson.

— Carol & Staff —

ENTERTAINMENT

THE CANTINA

The Cantina at Cocopah RV and Golf Resort is a resident-built facility. We offer simple meals and drinks from 10:00 am - 7:00 pm most days. There is always something happening at the Cantina. We are fortunate to have a beer and wine licensed facility located a golf-cart-drive-away. At Cocopah Enjoy live music at its best. Dance with the RV and Golf Resort we never need to appoint a ever popular Old Time Rock & Roll Band on designated - driver. We can walk home. Saturday, February 3rd from 7:00 - 10:00 pm. Every time this band plays at Cocopah, the The Cantina will be hosting a Super Bowl Sunday Ballroom is full and residents rock the night party on February 4th. Come watch the Patriots and away. Residents beg for the Old Time Rock & the Eagles compete for the Super Bowl Roll Band to be booked several times each championship. The football game starts at 4:30 pm. season. The band plays Oldies and Classic Chicken Wings will be available at 6 wings for Rock including cover songs by The Beatles, $4.00. Bob Seger, Elvis, Santana, CCR, Rolling Stones, Eagles, Steppinwolf, Bad Company, Every Sunday from 1:00 - 4:00 join in the music James Brown, Van Morrison, Lynard Skynard jam session and feast on a hot dog and beer/soda for and many more. Open seating, Cost $6.00. $3.50. Tickets are available in advance at Activities or at the door. Come to the Cantina for Tuesday Burger Nights. There is live music from Steve & Roger - a.k.a BERNIE & RED SHOW "The Cactus Guys". Burger night is one of the more popular regular events at Cocopah and a great place On Saturday, February 10th at 7:00 pm the to catch up with old friends or make new friends. Bernie & Red show will grace Cocopah. From You can't go wrong for a $5.00 burger and chips. their website: “Bernie & Red are a fresh, original, funny and very entertaining husband On Fridays join in the fun of the “Egg Game” and and wife team who perform throughout North Pizza at $2/slice. 4:30 pm - 7:00 pm. America and around the world via their cruise ship engagements. They are a mixture of Burns Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and & Allen, The Smothers Brothers & Bette

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Midler, with a they play Cocopah. Their music covers seven touch of Carol decades of “danceable” music. They take and Burnette and a play requests. When they performed last season dash of Benny at Cocopah, residents danced all night! Tickets Hill! Bernie is the ($25.00) are available in Activities. (Tickets straight man who must be purchased in advance.) sometimes lets fly with his own one WADE HAMMOND SHOW liners, but Red, the zany red-head, Saturday, February 24th at 7:00 pm Cocopah is the one who Bend Rv & Golf will feature the Wade holds center stage most of the time, which is where Hammond Show. “Wade is an Award Winning the comparisons with Bette Midler & Carol Christian Nashville recording Burnette come from.” Open seating, Cost $10.00. artist/songwriter.” The show at Cocopah will Tickets are available in advance at Activities or at be Wade’s “The Voice…Country Opry Show the door. Celebrating the Music of the Legends.”

VALENTINE’S DAY DINNER DANCE This show is a 2 hour show that features a live WITH THE DEPENDABLES band with Wade singing the hits of the country male legends of the Celebrate love! Bring your sweetheart to the 60s, 70s, 80s and Valentines’ Day Dinner Dance. The dinner buffet along with his own includes a green salad, chicken cordon bleu, sliced Christian Country roast beef, baked fish, garlic mashed potatoes, au songs.” Open gratin potatoes, green bean casserole, California seating, Cost $15.00. blend of vegetables, and a dinner roll. Dinner is Tickets are available followed by an assorted collection of dessert treats – in advance at carrot cake, brownies, and cheese cake. YUM! Activities or at the After dinner you can dance away all those calories door. with The Dependables. Please give The Dependables always fill the Ballroom when suggestions for entertainment to Judy Ratajczyk in Activities.

SOUP NIGHT

The February Soup Night potluck will be held on Monday, February 5th. Each household brings a crockpot of soup, salad, or dessert to share. So that there is enough food for everyone, please bring enough to feed 10-12 people. Bring your own tableware, bowls and 3

Cocopah Gazette February 2018 plates, glasses, napkins, and drinks. Happy Hour is RESPECT PARK PROPERTY AND at 4:00 pm, Soup & Salad at 5:00 pm. Sign up in YOUR NEIGHBORS! Do not drive a Activities so there are enough tables set-up for vehicle or a golf cart across RV sites. The everyone. No charge. water and sewer lines are buried very close to COCOPAH DOWNS HORSE RACES the surface. These lines generally run from one electrical pedestal to the next. Resort rules AND POTLUCK prohibit anyone from driving across RV sites The first round of the annual Horse Races was held from one street to another; it is rude to your on January 15th. The Ballroom was filled to neighbors and destructive of resort property. If capacity. The horses were auctioned off and the you cause a water line break or cut a utility second round of the horse races will be held on line, you are liable for damage to Resort Monday, February12 beginning at 5:00 pm. Gather property. Drive around the block at 10 mph; a group for your potluck table and sign up in that’s the rule. We appreciate your cooperation. Activities. No charge. PUBLIC SAFETY SECURITY EXTRAVAGANZA SPEEDING – Anthony Quintero, Security We are going to have FUN with wiz-bang tech Manager, reported that as of the end of January stuff! The Cocopah Rv RV and Golf Resort is 2018 the Security Department has made 252 traffic stops for excessive speed. Slow Down! 90 residents, 60 venders or contractors, 90 visitors, and 10 employees have been stopped. Please remember that traffic on Strand Ave. and Cocopah Drive is limited to 15 mph; traffic on Miller Circle is limited to 15 mph except the area around the 19th Hole Restaurant and the south side of the pool where the hosting a Public Safety Extravaganza on speed limit is 10 mph due to golf cart traffic; traffic Saturday, February 17 from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm on all interior streets is limited to 10 mph. Please in the parking lots adjacent to the slow down; the life you save may be your own. Administration Building. The Extravaganza will feature Cocopah Tribal Police, U.S. Border

Resort Traffic Patrol, BLM Fire Department, BIA Fire Strand Ave & Cocopah Drive 15mph Department, Cocopah Emergency Management, and Arizona Fish and Game Miller Circle (except around the 19th hole and Police. This is a great opportunity for residents the south side of the pool) 15mph to come and meet the first responders who All interior roads 10 mph respond to the area of Cocopah Rv and Golf Never Drive Through RV Sites Resort.

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The Extravaganza will be a techno dream as the cart and drive the roads of our community various agencies are bringing the “wiz bang” looking for the perfect find. The next equipment that they use in the field for you to see opportunity is March 3rd. and experience how they work in the area around the resort. At press time we’ve confirmed that WORDS WITH WINE BOOK CLUB several agencies are bringing boats that they use to The inaugural meeting of the Cocopah RV patrol the Colorado River adjacent to Cocopah Rv Book club occurred on January 18th, 13 and Golf Resort. We are still waiting confirmation members discussed “Hillbilly Elegy” and other that a US Border Patrol Helicopter may land on the important topics of the day. The February book driving range! Great Fun! selection is “Love and Other Consolation RESPONDING TO SECURITY ISSUES Prizes” by Jamie Ford. From the publisher: “For twelve-year-old Ernest Young, a charity While we are fortunate that we have very few student at a boarding school, the chance to go security issues, the Resort Security Department to the World’s Fair feels like a gift. But only wants to be pro-active. Your Security Officers once he’s there, amid the exotic exhibits, really want to act on your tips. They need your fireworks, and Ferris wheels, does he discover help. Please report any incidents as soon as possible that he is the one who is actually the prize. The after an occurrence. Reports made “the next half-Chinese orphan is astounded to learn he business day” are extremely difficult to resolve. If will be raffled off—a healthy boy to a good you see something; say something – immediately. home.” “Love and Other Consolation Prizes” Call 928-503-0676 for non-emergency issues. In is available on Amazon for $15 - $17 the event of an emergency, always call 911. depending on desired format. The Words With Wine Book Club will meet on February 13th in WALK TALK & SHOP room 104 at 7 pm to enjoy biblio comradery and discuss the book. Shopping .. Selling ..

Cocopah Rv and Golf Resort hosts Walk, Talk & Shop on the first Saturday of each month. Walk, Talk & Shop is a community sale where residents either sell items at their site or shop at other sites in the park – a great big community yard sale. Items are usually put outside either on the driveway or deck so that when driving by the items are easy to spot. Larger items such as furniture may be announced with a sign. Sellers should have items displayed by 9:00 am. The sale continues until noon. On Saturday, February 3rd, get in your golf

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CRAFTS Valentine’s Day cards — your own creations are much more personal than store-bought WATERCOLOR AND INK CARD cards! MAKING

At the end of class, your new cards will be ready to mail. No experience is needed – just a love of crafting! Sue provides all the supplies. $5.00 supply fee to the instructor. Call Sue at Card maker and artist Sue Spicer has launched a 530-241-8131 to secure a place. There is a limit new class this season. Come and learn to use of 12 in each class. watercolor paints. Then learn how to make your creations POP! with the application of black ink. Each Tuesday from 1:00 - 3:00 pm in room 104 SCRAPBOOKING participants make three different cards that will amaze family and friends. On February 6 participants will make personalized Valentines. Imagine how impressed your significant other will be to receive a hand-made Valentine! No experience is needed. Sue provides all the supplies. $5.00 supply fee to the instructor. Call Sue at 530- 241-8131 to secure a place. There is a limit of 12 in each class.

CARD MAKING Join expert card-maker Sue Spicer to make cards to send to your family and friends. Your recipients On Monday, February 19, 2018 at 1 p.m. will love your creativity. Each Thursday from 1:00 Dominique Lagarde will be doing another course on creating a wallet size mini flip - 3:00 pm in room 114 participants make 3 different album. Dominque has a booth in the Craft Fair cards using colored inks, stamps, and die-cuts on st with the paper albums and crafts. The cost for cardstock. Come on February 1 to make this course is $20.00, including all materials. Please bring a cutter, scissors, ruler and a

Cocopah Gazette February 2018 pencil if you have them. The deadline for MORE OPPORTUNITIES TO registration is February 10 and attendance will be MOVE YOUR BODY limited to the first 10 residents. Contact Debbie Clement at [email protected] or at site 510. Hope LINE DANCING to see you there.

-- Debbie Clement -- Enjoy dancing? Come to Line Dancing every Tuesday evening at 7:00 pm for an enjoyable time of learning Line Dancing. Lessons last 1 - BEGINNING BEAD WEAVING 1 ½ hours. Your skill level is not important. Beginners are enthusiastically welcomed. Every Tuesday from 1:00-4:00 pm Becky Hazen Come and enjoy good music, meet new friends, teaches an introductory bead weaving class. Bead and get some serious exercise all at the same Weavers need a beading pad, needles, line, and bead time. Free activity. scoop. A beginner’s supply kit is available for sale at $15 from the instructor. For a nominal supply HORSESHOES cost of $5 payable to the instructor, new beaders are able to complete a pretty bracelet. Steve Fitzpatrick is looking for male or female players to get involved in drop-in horseshoes on Wednesday’s from 10am-12 noon. Steve will organize teams if enough people show an interest. Horseshoes are fun and recreational. Depending on how many people show up, Steve will organize mixed or separate games for women and men. Show up Wednesdays or call Steve (leave message on machine and he will return your call) at 928- 247-9966 or email [email protected] More experienced beaders also gather for beading time each Tuesday afternoon in room 103 during the ZUMBA 2017-2018 season. ZUMBA is an intense aerobic and body ARTISAN SHOW sculpting class set to HOT Latin rhythms, incorporating range of motion‚ balance and The many highly skilled crafters and artists of resistance, taught in the water or on the Cocopah will display their wares on Sunday, floor. Cocopah Zumba classes are taught by February 11 from 1:30 – 3:30 pm in the Ballroom. Darla Schofield a certified Zumba and aerobics Come to appreciate their skill and artistry – and instructor. purchase one-of-a-kind art for your personal enjoyment. Aqua Zumba is easy on the joints and bones. It is taught using water noodles for some toning for about 12 minutes of the class followed by moving in the water and getting heart rate up while having a good time. Aqua Zumba is 7

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Monday, Wednesday and Saturday – 9:00 am-10:00 GOLF RESULTS am in the pool. 18 HOLE LADIES GOLF Zumba Gold is for the older adult – a little slower – but designed to get heart rate up and have fun at the It's been another fun and busy month for all our same time. It also includes about 15 minutes of 18 golf hole ladies. On Jan. 3rd we had the toning with small hand weights while sitting in a game of Lucky 7's. Yeah! That meant we chair. Zumba Gold/Toning is Tuesday and didn't have to use the score we got on holes 7 & Thursday 8:00 am-9:00 am in the Ballroom. 17! On Jan. 10th we had our Ace of the month & 2nd Medallion Tournament followed by a Price per class is $4.00 drop in rate of $35. For a 10 luncheon in the Cantina. Our Gross Ace of the punch card (making the classes $3.50 per month winner was Nancy Rebkowich and our class). Cards are provided by the instructor and do Net winner was Margaret Lowenberg. not expire. On Jan. 17th we had our 18 hole men and Stretching – Participants in stretch classes stretch ladies mixer followed by a great chili lunch, their entire body to slow Latin rhythms while sitting cornbread & cookies and lots of prizes hosted in a chair or standing. Classes are by donation by the ladies. First place went to the team of only and they are Monday and Wednesday in Roy King, Russell Morse, Evalyn Plumb, Judy Ballroom at 8am. Marusiak & Dick Oehmann. Second place went to the team of Bill Sensenbach, Marvin Attend your first class for free.. Lowenberg, Laurie Marston, Claudia Schieve & Dianne Plumb. Third place winners were: PICKLE BALL TAKES COCOPAH BY Neil Schmidt, Kelly Lancaster, Noel Brown, STORM Scott Barnes & Mary Alice Sanders.

Every morning from 8:00 - 11:00 am the Pickle Ball On Saturday, Jan. 20th, we were all looking courts are crowded with enthusiastic players. On a forward to having our annual 9 & 18 golf hole recent morning 32 residents played on a rolling ladies mixer. However, the weather did not schedule - 16 individuals play at one time. Each cooperate to have a game of golf so we just games takes only 10-25 minutes so residents do not enjoyed a lovely time of visiting, lunch, and have to wait long to get on a court. Bill Deith, the cash prizes. Thank you to all the ladies who Pickel Ball Coordinator, offers ad hoc lessons to volunteered their talents and time to make it all new players. Bill emphasizes stability and safety happen. teaching new players how to master the playing fundamentals while avoiding falls. Several Our last event on the agenda for this month is experienced resident players practice at the Cocopah our Feb. Ace of the Month and 3rd Medallion RV and Golf Resort courts to represent Cocopah at Tournament on Jan. 31 followed by a luncheon. the senior games in Yuma. This is also our annual "Rally for the Cause" where our members get the opportunity to donate to a charity chosen by our executive board. This year we are excited about supporting the local Crossroads Mission.

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Feel free to check our web site for more news and December. The golfer of the month once again photos @ was Debi Hale. Impressive! http://web2.golfsoftware.net/11803 January 20th was our 9/18 Hole ladies Mixer. I - Marie Grumetza - know it was fun for all. Thank you 18 Hole Ladies for all your work. 18 HOLE MEN’S GOLF Our next General meeting and luncheon is Pick Your Partner Results: February 13th. It is our Hamburger lunch. We are hoping to play a 5 person scramble that day Winners gross: A flight: Phil Curran and Chuck so we can get an earlier start on the meeting Plumb - 135, B flight: Russ Morse and Trent and meal. A reminder, we will be accepting Desaulniers – 143, C flight: Bob Craigue and Dave nomination from the floor and voting for a new Shantz – 149, D flight: Tommy Webb and Lorne Executive. Volunteer sheets will be available Enright -152. for anyone who wants to sign up to head a lunch committee for next year or just be a Winners net: A flight: Bob Carman and Roy Smith - helper. Next year is our club’s turn to host the 111, B flight: Jim Mellinger and Adolf Lange – 106, 9/18 Hole ladies mixer so a chair for that C flight: Bill Sensenbach and Joe Kress - 103, D luncheon will also be needed. flight: Gordon James and Butch Miles – 105. Congratulations! Coming up is the Mixed Classic February 6th and 8th. It is a two day event, 4 or 5 person We are looking forward to many events in February. scramble. You must play both days. The cost is $25 which includes prizes and lunch. The Feb. 5…FUNdraiser with ladies’ club. Roll the dice Luncheon will be Saturday, February 10th at scramble. Roll dice to see whose drive counts. Info 11:00 am. Sign - ups will be starting on to be added to score cards. Food, drink and fun. Tuesdays after our regular game day.

Feb. 12…CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP—day 1 of 2 Just a reminder to all members any questions about rules of play can be addressed to Jeanette Feb. 14…CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP—day 2. Order Johnson Site 419 and her phone number is in of play determined by each player’s finish on day 1. the 9 Hole Ladies booklet. You can also ask any of the Executive and we will find the - Steven Stenvold – answers as quickly as possible.

9 HOLE LADIES GOLF Thank you to the ladies entering our Tuesday play scores into the computer. We appreciate it. We started the. New Year off with a wonderful Mexican themed luncheon on January 10th. Thank - Michelle Chuchmuch – you to Ronay Hansen and her crew for a great job. Thank you as well to the 19th Hole. We celebrated the Chip-ins, 18 and the Birdies, 1 for the month of

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THANK YOU FROM THE SALVATION down. We need your support for continued ARMY successful craft shows. C-U FEBRUARY 12TH! A Big “Thank You!” from the Salvation Army and - Joyce Prince – the less privileged people of Yuma County. Cocopah RV & Golf Resort residents are very MEMBER OF THE GREATEST generous. GENERATION AMONG US

A “salute” to Aleutian Island Veteran of WWII: George Villasenor, a long-time Cocopah resident.

Larry Plumb, who was celebrating his 21th year organizing the Cocopah RV & Golf Resort Food Drive and Angel Project for the Salvation Army, reported that our neighbors donated several George Villasenor, now 89 years old, was truckloads of food, fulfilled the Angel wishes of 35 stationed on the remote island of Attu in the families, and donated more than $1,700 in financial Aleutian Islands as a photographer during contributions. World War II. The year was 1944 when George was just 16. George went to boot camp in Farragut, Idaho where he learned to row a boat CRAFT FAIR but still didn’t know how to drive.

Monday, February 12th is the date for the next Craft George’s orders were: Closed Assignment Fair. The Ballroom opens for the show from 8:30am (secret destination to George). Although he to noon. Sixty tables have been rented for the hoped to be assigned to be on a submarine, be show. There are still a few tables available for the an armed guard, or corpsman, that was not the February show. If you are interested in being a U.S. government’s plan. vendor, call Joyce Prince at 503-307-5982 for details. The February show will include drawings He finally learned to drive at Fort Richardson and coffee and donuts are available for purchase. military base outside Anchorage. From there Many thanks to Kathy, Elaine and Kereen for their he rode a boat to the far desolate island of Attu help at the January show. It was greatly appreciated. and was stationed in a Quonset Hut with the Our attendance for the January show was assignment of Aerial Photographer. George’s Dad owned a photography studio in San

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Francisco, so the Navy assumed George could Thank you George for being part of the greatest handle a camera. generation that defended our country.

George had never been in an airplane so this was an - Candace Wallace – adventure to a “kid”. The aerial cameras were big bulky apparatus with a handle on each side. NEW FOR 2019 – COCOPAH George was seated in the rear seat of a two seater VARIETY SHOW SNJ aircraft with a canopy hatch he opened when he needed to lean out and snap pictures. Ronay Hansen and Barby Vangness are putting together a Cocopah Variety Show for next Northern Japan was approximately 680 miles away. season. They are looking for residents to Aircraft left Attu for bombing raids in Japan perform. Suggested acts include: singing, continually. George described himself as a instrumentals, Barber Shop, Skits, Magicians, “reporter on base” taking photos of island activity, Dancing, Stand-Up Comedy, Sweet Adelines, military equipment, and search and rescue and Lip Sync. The Ballroom is booked for assignments. February 21, 2019. Contact Ronay at 612-239- 0305 or Barby at 763-377-5680 to discuss your At one point the Japanese had control of Attu and act. the neighboring island of Kiska. Japan bombed Dutch Harbor setting fire to the island community. When Japan attempted to re-supply their soldiers on THANK YOU BOB BROWN the islands with food and weapons – a battle on land and air began, with the Japanese fleet turning Residents enjoyed the wonderful Elvis around and returning Japan. This left the remaining impersonator performance by Bob Brown on Japanese foot soldiers abandoned. The starving January 18th. Bob generously contributed your Japanese soldiers were found in the chow lines donations to Amberley’s Place. wearing US uniforms. The Japanese had built caves inside the mountains, so it was difficult to conquer the island for the first arriving US soldiers. REMINDERS FROM GARY MAGRINO, OUR ACTING One of the perks of being on the frigid island was GENERAL MANAGER free shots of whiskey provided by the Red Cross to the soldiers to keep them warm! The Red Cross had  Dogs are never permitted on the golf a presence on the island staffed by ladies who course or in the fields, provided coffee and Morale, Welfare, and  Always clean up after your pets, Recreation, but no companionship. The saying  Keep handicapped parking spaces about this island duty was: There is a woman available for those with handicapped behind every tree. There are NO trees on this tags, island.  Please don’t block the dumpsters.

 Enjoy yourself! George was the last of the photographers to leave Attu. He left the island in June 1946. George returned to San Francisco and finished his high school education. 11

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NEWSLETTER CONTRIBUTIONS Town Hall Meeting Thursday, February 15th The Activities Office welcomes contributions to the 11:00 a.m. monthly newsletter. Contributions must focus on the Cocopah RV & Golf Resort and our residents. All contributions are subject to editing and approval. Please submit contributions in text or MS Word format (no special fonts or formatting please) no later than the 25th of the prior month. Please attach any logos or pictures in jpg format (medium size) as a separate attachment. Email to [email protected] Contributors unable to email may drop off a neatly written form at the Activities Office.

Leslie Woodruff, Editor

Contact Information & Important Numbers

Security:

(928) 503-0676

Office:

(928) 343-9300

19th Hole Restaurant:

(928) 782-0807

Golf Shop:

(928) 343-1663

Activities: (928) 343-1061

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