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find it only fitting that this column is dedicated to our singles population as this week’s cover story is, as well. I’m proud of all our singles who come to South Texas each year. Whether you are single by choice or after the loss of your loved one, you know you can come and enjoy our warm weather and all the activities that occur throughout the winter, and that makes us so happy! Even though many of our parks have their own singles activities, we decided to host ‘single mingles’ of our own to allow singles from throughout the Valley to mix and mingle. We’re not matchmaking; we’re just providing another avenue for singles to connect and do fun things as a group. Our mingles are on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month at 9 a.m. at Rudy’s BBQ in Pharr, and we invite all of our single friends to join us! It’s very casual--buy your own breakfast and join in the conversation. We are also working on fun outings as a group. In fact, coming up is an afternoon at Riverside Club in Mission. Join us, Singles! Let's Mingle! • We’re just connecting the dots,

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oordinators for the Singles Rally with, whether it be a partner or at Fun-N-Sun RV Resort in San friends,” Chennault says. Benito expected about 50 people to Her friend, Pam Conover, served attend the four-day event. Instead, as co-chair. Conover stepped in 120 signed up, a pleasant surprise at Chennault’s invitation after the original cofor Co-coordinator “You’re part of a small chair suffered Carolyn Chennault. community of people who an injury last “It was very take care of each other, and summer. Conover exciting!” she said. continues to Chennault says friendship comes with that.” travel part of the the idea for a • Carolyn Chennault • year, with Fun-Ngathering geared specifically toward single retirees Sun serving as a home base. had been brewing for a few years After traveling around by RV among Fun-N-Sun residents and following the passing of her husband management. It was designed, she and then her father almost 14 says, to attract singles who had not years ago, Chennault established a been to either the Rio Grande Valley permanent home in San Benito. She or Fun-N-Sun and for those who sold her house in Liberty, Texas, and settled in at Fun-N-Sun. wanted to renew acquaintances. “A lot of the singles’ groups travel “Being single--although my family around together. If you are single, FUN-N-SUN SINGLES RALLY it’s nice to have someone to travel CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 >>


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TEXAN • • • OF THE • • • WEEK Steve and Jean Fisher by Rocio Villalobos

Iowa Couple Supports Local Causes through Generosity

In the four years Steve and Jean Fisher

holidays. have spent their winter in the Rio Grande “Every year, we try to pick a different Valley, they have impacted hundreds of charity to give to,” said Steve, adding lives. The couple lives in Iowa and spends they were recently invited by the Cameron five months each year at Isla Blanca Park County sheriff to witness the county’s on South Padre Island. annual toy distribution. “Usually, you Steve and Jean consider themselves buy the stuff, take it someplace, and you outdoor people and visit the beach almost never see the smiles or the reactions of the every day with their dog. Otherwise, they people. That (accompanying the Sheriff’s can be spotted at a local restaurant, as Department) made a big difference.” they are members of a frequent-diners’ Due to the volume of gifts, two police club. Aside from enjoying the activities cars, as well as a van, were needed to and weather on SPI, the pair is always help carry and distribute the presents to looking to give back to the community. the children. “If you give, it always comes back,” Steve said the excitement and Jean said. “I’ve always felt that, appreciation the children “I always say, display is plenty of a reward and I’ve always known that.” Jean grew up in a foster home God places you for what they do, but their in New York and said she dealt at the right place generosity in donating toys, with verbal abuse from her clothing, blankets, and sleeping foster parents. But despite her at the right time bags captured the attention of a unhappy childhood, she said for the right thing.” number of local media outlets. she is grateful for the lessons it “One of the officers • Jean Fisher • taught her. said it was the first time in 24 “It’s really tough, but you overcome it. I years anybody has been able to go with don’t regret any of it because it made me them on the toy drive,” he said. “And who I am today, and it makes me want we got to go with them, which was just to do more because I’ve been there,” she awesome.” said. Although their family in Iowa could Recently, Jean and Steve donated not watch them on television, they stay $4,000 worth of stuffed animals to Sunny updated through social media, including Glen Children’s home in San Benito. Jean Facebook and Snapchat. Steve and said, because of her background, it meant Jean regularly record videos of their a lot to her that they were able to bring whereabouts to share back home. some joy into these children’s lives. Once, they took 30 Angel-Tree cards “Basically, foster kids never really get from the Salvation Army--15 boys and 15 the opportunity to have what other kids girls--and bought the children everything do,” she said. “So we felt like if we could on their wish lists. help them and let them know somebody While they have not decided on a cares, even a little bit, it would make charity for this year’s Christmas season, them feel better about themselves. they said they are certain something will “I still see this one little girl. She was appear. so tiny and she asked, ‘Can I have a hug?’ “We haven’t really talked about or tried and I was like, ‘You can have 100 hugs.” to plan for next year, but if we’re able to And while they like to gift the less come back again, I’m sure there will be fortunate year round--whether it’s something to find us,” Steve said, with buying a child a toy his or her parents Jean agreeing. said they couldn’t afford or purchasing “I always say, God places you at the dozens of bicycles to donate--they like right place at the right time for the right to do something extra special around the thing,” she said. •

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is not that far away, they are closer than most people’s--you’re part of a small community of people who take care of each other, and friendship comes with that,” Chennault said. The Fun-N-Sun Singles Rally also welcomed residents from nearby mid-Valley resorts. Visitors took part in various activities, such as operating remote-control cars, shuffleboard, and dancing. Groups also ventured to South Padre Island and Nuevo Progreso, Mexico. The event cost $45 per person for full access to activities, plus three meals and three dances. Chennault credits the combined efforts of the coordinators and the full support of the resort management for the rally’s success. She gauges the success of the event based on the number of visitors who had never visited the Valley, the number who subsequently planned return trips, and those who arrived before and stayed after the rally. “It turned out to be so much more successful than I ever dreamed it would be,” she said. Plans to host another rally are not yet in the works. (Fun-N-Sun RV Resort recently learned it will be the site of the 2021 World Shuffleboard Championships.) While Chennault likes to joke that she will be on a cruise whenever the next Singles Rally is scheduled, she already has ideas about improving the event. “I would like to see something a little bit longer and expose more of the Valley to visitors,” she said. •

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peaking of singles mingling--Welcome Home RGV currently hosts regular meet-ups at Rudy's Country Store & Bar-B-Que in Pharr. It's all part of our newly established group, South Texas Singles. This is not a dating service; it's about camaraderie with singles who enjoy friendly gatherings. South Texas Singles is in the beginning stages of development, and Welcome Home RGV is interested in your ideas for group outings, dining opportunities, and excursions. Visit welcomehomergv.com/singles to share your suggestions. In the meantime, save these dates and join us February 13 & 27 and March 12 & 26 at Rudy's, 209 W. Nolana Loop, Pharr, 9 - 10 a.m. It's BYOB (buy your own breakfast). Let us know you'll be attending by calling 956-687-5115. Let's mingle! •


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Winter Ranch RC group unveils new race track Story and Photos by Eryn Reddell Wingert

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he Winter Gardens RC Group was instrumental in designing and building (and remains instrumental in maintaining) the new remotecontrol race track at Winter Ranch RV Resort in Alamo. The allvolunteer group, along with other racers, are now enjoying the fruits of their labor. Every Thursday at 1 p.m., the covered stands and sidelines fill up with spectators to watch six different classes race. The classes include 2-wheel and

4-wheel drive stock, modified, and unlimited. The Thursday events are open to Wilder RV Resorts property residents; however, Winter Ranch is hosting a Valleywide race for 55+ February 20 at 11 a.m. Winter Ranch RV Resort is located at 600 TX-495 in Alamo. The entry fee, which includes lunch, is $5. For more information, call 956-781-1358. • WINTER RANCH RC TRACK CONTINUED ON PAGE 24 >>

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he Texas Conjunto Music Hall of Fame & Museum invites you to the 14th Annual Noche De Ronda Saturday, February 15, from 8 p.m. to 12 midnight. The event will be held at the San Benito K.C. Hall at 826 E. Stenger Street, and doors open at 6:45 p.m. Entertainment will be provided by The Highway 100 Band. A portion of the proceeds will benefit The Educational Scholarship Fund. Tickets are $15 per person and may be purchased at the San Benito

Chamber of Commerce (956-3619111) or at the San Benito K.C. Hall (956-399-4257). For table reservations, please call 956-2455005. You must purchase eight tickets, at $120, to reserve a whole table. Business tables are $160. Semi-formal attire is recommended. Proceeds will benefit the Texas Conjunto Hall of Fame & Museum. To learn more, visit “Texas Conjunto Music Hall of Fame & Museum” on Facebook. •

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Rehab therapists at Knapp Medical Center in Weslaco offer a free screening for Winter Texans who are at risk for falling. Showing a specialized machine used in the free screening are, from left, Jon Carithers, PT, physical therapist, Alysa Castillo, MA, MOT, OTR, occupational therapist, Michael Francese, MS, CCC-SLP, speech/ language pathologist, and physical therapists Adam Fruge DPT, Jay Herrera, DPT, and Dana Bubenko, PT.

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inter Texans at risk for falling can receive a free screening at Knapp Medical Center in Weslaco. “We recommend this screening for those who are at risk of falling, those who have fallen before, and those who are afraid of falling,” said Jon Carithers, PT, physical therapist and director of Knapp Rehabilitation Services. For people age 65 years and older, one out of three will fall each year. In some older people, a fall can result in a broken or fractured hip, which can be debilitating and, in some cases, lead to life-threatening complications. The free screening takes only a few

minutes, during which the patient stands on a specialized machine, the Biodex balance system, on the first floor of the hospital in Weslaco. Physical, occupational, and speech therapists at Knapp Medical Center have received many accolades from patients for the advanced treatments they provide to help Winter Texans who are recovering from a stroke, accidents, and surgeries, as well as patients with arthritis and other conditions. To make an appointment for Knapp’s free fall-risk screening, please call 956-969-5257. •


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RGV Old Farm Equipment Club 2nd Annual Scholarship Fundraiser February 8-9

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similar clubs back home. The Club participates in public events, such as the RGV Livestock Show in Mercedes, the La Feria Festival, and others. Club members display their antique tractors, equipment, and other items related to old farm life. The Club provides demonstrations, such as rope making (where kids are able to make their own rope), blacksmithing, corn grinding with oldfashioned grinders, broom making, a duck-race game using old-fashioned pumps, and how to make sauerkraut the old-fashioned way. The Club also provides hay rides for individuals and families to enjoy. These activities are to keep alive old farming traditions by sharing, teaching, and exploring them with the younger generation. It is also a walk through memory lane for those who grew up during those times. •

he RGV Old Farm Equipment Club will hold their 2nd Annual Scholarship Fundraiser February 8 and 9 from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. at the RGV Livestock Show Grounds in Mercedes. Admission is $5, and children under 12 are free. All proceeds will benefit the Club’s scholarship program. Scholarships will be awarded to students studying agriculture or related fields. The RGV Old Farm Equipment Club’s mission is to perpetuate memories of old farm life. The goal is to keep these memories alive for present and future generations. The Club was created by local farmers in 1989. The club includes current and retired farmers and individuals interested in the preservation of farm life. Some of our members are Winter Texans who are members of

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ave you made the decision to live healthy? A key step toward a healthy lifestyle is loving yourself--loving the incredibly unique creation that is youwith all your Heart, Soul and Mind. Need help? Attend the Experience Love Yourself Healthy Fest February 8 from 4 to 8 p.m. at Quinta Mazatlán in McAllen. We only get one body--own it, love it for what it is, and take good care of it. Love Yourself Healthy Fest features wellness talks by Cristi Cuellar, Austin’s “holistic” physical therapist for over 13 years; Fooducation® cooking demonstrations by Chef Marcel Fortuin and Chef Nancy Maria Melhem; Sound Healing with Tibetan Singing Bowls by Irma Burr, CEO & founder of Colibri Discoveries; forest bathing; sunset yoga by Casa Om Yoga Studio; journaling in nature; art in nature; health-inspired vendors; mini massages; live music by Brazilian Musician Pedro Marreiro; a locally sourced harvest dinner under the Stars, and more! Cristi Cuellar, presenting wellness talks at the event, is passionate about healing through conscious exercise and living an anti-inflammatory lifestyle. She has a Bachelor of Health and Science degree from Baylor

Dr. Wendy Guess, award-winning performer, choreographer, and educator presents How to Love Yourself in 5 Part Harmony at Love Yourself Healthy Fest February 8 from 4 to 8 p.m. at Quinta Mazatlán.

Cristi Cuellar, “holistic” physical therapist based in Austin, will present wellness talks at Love Yourself Healthy Fest February 8 from 4 to 8 p.m. at Quinta Mazatlán.

University and a Master of Physical Therapy degree from Texas State University. As a licensed physical therapist in Austin, she has various continuing-education certifications in dry needling, exercise correction, reformer Pilates, manual therapy, YogaFit, Qigong, and Kinesiotaping techniques. She has also been part of the CHEK (Corrective Holistic Exercise Kinesiology) Institute as a holistic lifestyle coach for over five years. For over 20 years, Award-Winning Author and Instructor Dr. Wendy

Guess has inspired thousands to adopt healthy behavioral changes. Her keynote presentation at the event, How to Love Yourself in 5 Part Harmony, will provide guests innovative methods in health and fitness. Currently, Guess teaches health- and fitness-related courses at Florida International University in Miami. She has conducted workshops for all ages and settings on topics ranging from marketing, technology, wellness, and advocacy to social dance. Learn how to love the unique

creation that is you--with all your heart, soul and mind--and in the process, strengthen your connection with yourself, your friends, and/or partner at Love Yourself Healthy Fest. Advance registration is required. Tickets are $40 per person and include all the happenings featured, with opportunities to purchase from health-inspired vendors, too. To register online, visit www. LoveYourselfHealthyFest.com. To register in person, visit Casa Om Yoga Studio at 800 N. Main Suite #310 in McAllen or Greens and Lemons at 2707 E. Griffin Parkway in Mission. Love Yourself Healthy Fest is a community-wellness-engagement project organized in collaboration with Well Being Ministries, the historic Cine El Rey Theatre Foundation, Lebby Salinas, certified health and wellness coach (a.k.a. The Fooducator®), Qunita Mazatlán, and Love Yourself Healthy ambassadors. For more information on Love Yourself Healthy Fest visit www. LoveYourselfHealthyFest.com •


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Victoria Restaurant Omelet Chef Serves 100,000th Omelet by Rocio Villalobos

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For 11 years, Dave Rountree has risen from bed at 4:45 a.m. to arrive at his omelet station by 5:30 a.m. and begin preparing for the 7 a.m. opening at Victoria Restaurant at Victoria Palms RV Resort. Recently, he hit a milestone in his career--he made his 100,000th omelet. Rountree was born and raised in Alamo but spent most of his career in Missouri for various cook and restaurant management positions. Before moving back to the Rio Grande Valley full time last year, he and his wife operated a bed and breakfast in St. Louis. For 10 years prior to that, they would visit South Texas during the Winter-Texan season and run their bed and breakfast back in Missouri during the summers. At Victoria Restaurant, Rountree said he makes between 350 and 500 omelets a day. He remembers his busiest day, which was in January of 2017, when he and his team served 710 omelets. “My true love has always been cooking,” he said. “That’s why I love the job I have now at Victoria Palms. I love to make omelets and talk to people. I get to meet people from Canada, Michigan…all over the place.” While most of the restaurant’s customers are regulars who have been wintering at the park for years, the recipient of the 100,000th omelet was a first-timer. “It just so happens the lady that got the 100,000th plate was in her first year as a Winter Texan and her first time at the restaurant,” Rountree said. “I thought that was odd that that would coincidentally happen.” Rountree works six days a week and said people will stand in line for as long as 30 minutes for an omelet. To determine the milestone-omelet recipient, a special plate printed

with “Dave’s 100,000th omelet recipient” and a picture of him was placed somewhere in the stack of plates. And although the woman who received it had never before eaten an omelet by Rountree, he said she was happy to have been at the right place in the line. “She was excited as she could possibly be,” he said. “You would have thought she won $100,000, not the 100,000th omelet plate.” In addition to being surprised with a day to commemorate his years of cooking omelets, Rountree also received Employee of the Year for the restaurant. As for how he perfected his technique of making omelets, Rountree says he learned the precise method at a restaurant where he once worked. “When they had that opening at Victoria, I said, ‘Oh, I know how to make omelets,’” Rountree said. “So that’s how I started making them here. I always say, ‘It’s just an omelet,’ but

you wouldn’t believe how many times people come up to me and say, ‘It’s the best omelet I’ve ever had.’” Rountree enjoys cooking so much that once a month, on his Monday off, he invites his neighbors to enjoy waffles and omelets on his porch, made by him and his wife. “One of my four days off a month, I do omelets for 52, which brings me

down to a grand total of three days off a month,” he said. “That’s how much I like what I do.” Note: If you’d like to try one of Rountree’s omelets for yourself, he can be found at the restaurant Tuesday through Sunday. Tuesday through Saturday, it opens at 7 a.m. Sundays, it opens at 8 a.m. •

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Two happy ladies, Judy Bevelle and Darlene Miller, received a Singing Valentine from Judy’s husband, Jerry, last year, delivered by one of the Men of A Chord quartets. Members of this quartet, from left to right are William Curll, Rich Clark, Dave Steiner, Terry Trzynka.

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he Men of A-Chord Barbershop Chorus are thrilled to offer our annual Singing-Valentines program as an opportunity for you to deliver to your significant other a special expression of your affection. A quartet will arrive at your chosen destination in the Rio Grande Valley on Friday, February 14, between 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. and present a rose, some chocolates, and two songs in four-part, a cappella harmony. This

best-value Valentine gift is just $35. Singing Valentines is an annual fundraiser for the Men of A-Chord and contributes to a scholarship, which they present each spring to a graduating senior student from PSJA North High School pursuing a post-secondary education in music. Reserve your quartet now by calling or texting Rich at 626-8070597 or emailing him at richclark@ gmail.com. •


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he Rio Grande Valley might have seemed like an isolated place from the rest of the state of Texas, but that wasn’t the case for Frontier Times Magazine, published in Central Texas. In the upcoming Winter Texan Wednesday program, Frontier Times, guest speaker René Ballesteros will present on the magazine’s connection to the Rio Grande Valley. This program will take place Wednesday, February 5, at 3 p.m. at the Museum of South Texas History. Frontier Times Magazine published many unforgettable stories of America’s western frontier, with testimonies from witnesses and participants of historical events in the Central-Texas town of Bandera and the Rio Grande Valley. Those stories highlighted where America’s frontier met with Mexico’s northeastern frontier. Ballesteros’ presentation will be followed by a half-hour highlight tour within a part of a museum exhibit. Ballesteros is a graduate of the University of Texas-Pan American (now the University of Texas Rio

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René Ballesteros presenting Frontier Times at MOSTHistory, February 2019

Grande Valley). In 2013, Ballesteros processed the Frontier Times Magazine collection, which is housed in the Margaret H. McAllen Memorial Archives at the museum. During the process, he learned the history of J. Marvin Hunter, the publisher of the magazine, and delved into stories in Frontier Times. Currently, Ballesteros is the programs and events officer at

the Museum of South Texas History in Edinburg. Winter Texan Wednesday is included in the fee for regular museum admission. No reservations are required. Resort/park groups are welcome to enjoy this program. For more information, please contact the museum at 956-383-6911 or visit mosthistory.org/events. •

The Museum of South Texas History is located in Downtown Edinburg at 200 North Closner Boulevard on the Hidalgo County Courthouse square. Hours of operation are Sunday 1-5 p.m. and Tuesday-Saturday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Founded in 1967 as the Hidalgo County Historical Museum (in the 1910 Hidalgo County Jail), the museum has grown over the decades, through a series of expansions, to occupy a full city block. In 2003, following the completion of a 22,500-square-foot expansion, the museum was renamed the Museum of South Texas History to better reflect its regional scope. Today, the museum preserves and presents the borderland heritage of South Texas and Northeastern Mexico through its permanent collection and the Margaret H. McAllen Memorial Archives and exhibits spanning prehistory through the 20th century. For more information about MOSTHistory, including becoming a FRIEND, visit MOSTHistory.org, like us on Facebook and Instagram, follow us on Twitter, find us on YouTube, and/or call us at 956-383-6911.

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he San Benito Historical Society is requesting the donation of vintage classroom items for the new Callandret Black History Museum. Items needed include the following: • Wooden 1950s desks • 48-star classroom-sized flag • 8x10 or larger classroom-style pictures of President George Washington and President Abraham Lincoln. Anything else that is fitting that you would like to donate or loan to the classroom exhibit. If you'd like to donate items, please email sanbenitomuseum@gmail.com or contact Sandra Tumberlinson at 956-245-3998. •


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The new Harlingen Convention Center was the site for the city's Winter Texan Fiesta & Antique Car Show. Outside the venue, owners of the antique and classic cars on display eagerly shared the history and modifications with visitors. Inside, the center was buzzing with activity as vendors shared giveaways and information about their businesses as a live band performed upbeat tunes, prompting couples to kick up their heels.

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Bill Ward is a retired healthcare administrator from Minnesota and a regular columnist, author, and untalented rock n’ roll musician. He winters at Casa Del Sol in Donna. You can contact Bill by email at bwward@charter.net .

hen I bought my first car at the age of 20, I had the maturing experience of going in to meet with a local banker. I got to look him in the eye and explain how I planned to pay him back for the car loan I was hoping to obtain. I had to take personal responsibility and make a commitment to a person I would meet on the street on a daily basis. It made me feel mature and responsible, but more importantly, it put the pressure on me to perform. He had my word. It occurs to me that ours is the last

generation to experience many things that made us responsible. The world that made us has passed, and I don’t think we are better for it. I recall years in our home when we had no television. When we finally got one, it had one channel. The news was on the radio in the kitchen, but I don’t even recall any nostalgic evenings with the family gathered around listening to Jack Benny. We just didn’t need entertainment. We played outside, where we built relationships with other kids, hung out with other families, and explored a big, wide world that covered a couple square blocks. Even at that young age, we were responsible…at least most of the time. We had given our mothers and our friends’ mothers our word. We don’t have a lot of opportunities today to actually give someone our word. We just click the mouse or swipe the card. It is all very slick and impersonal. Ours may be the last

generation to grow up where giving our word--even as very young children-was truly an act of committing to responsibility. One of the things I have learned in life is that most people (of any generation) are trustworthy. We desire to live honorable lives and, for the most part, we do. I just wonder, though; I paid my first loan to a man I knew by name who lived in my town. My last loan I paid to a corporation in Arizona I had never heard of. The first loan I paid out of a sense of relationship. I desired his trust and approval. The last one I paid out of a sense of staying out of legal trouble. I think our nation has gained much over a multitude of generations that operated by the integrity of personal relationships. Today’s kids are growing up in a much different environment. Is that a difference that will have an impact? I’m just askin’. •


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ne of the really fun things we set out to do each day at The Lamb’s Loom is share a skill with others. It is one of our goals to help grow the love of crafting in the next generation so they will be encouraged to give and serve others. To accomplish our goal, we offer all kinds of classes and learn-to settings for everyone! There are classes in loom knitting, needle knitting, crochet, and Tunisian crochet available. Our learn-to classes are scheduled on a one-on-one basis, and other group classes are listed on our website calendar. Just give us a call and get yourself signed up! We specialize in FUN, too. Our Sit-n-Knit Room is available for y'all to come by and chillax! And, of course, everyone loves to bring projects for show-n-tell. We do hope you’ll come and visit and hear a few stories of the encouragement these gifts have been to so many around the world and become a PEG! Pray, Encourage, Give. Remember, The Lamb’s Loom is not just a yarn shop; it’s a ministry and a mindset. The Lamb’s Loom is located at 1102 Tamarack in McAllen. We are open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Additional

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Cosmic Connections: The Metaphysical Practice of Kirk Clark Opens at the IMAS Special to Welcome Home RGV

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he International Museum of Art and Science presents the retrospective exhibition of artworks produced by Kirk Clark, which opens to the public Saturday, January 25. An opening reception will be held after hours Thursday, January 30, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. The reception is free for IMAS members, and general-admission rates apply for non-members. Throughout a 60-year period, Clark has engaged in a lifelong practice of art making, as well as collecting an enviable body of work. He is a prolific artist by any measure, having created over a thousand mono-prints, hundreds of paintings, and dozens of sculptures and other artworks in various media. Having initially trained as an undergraduate in fine art at the University of New Mexico, where he studied under the tutelage of sculptors Charles Madox, Steve Dubove, and William Goodman, Clark has continued to seek out instruction from highly skilled ‘craftspersons’ throughout his six-decade-long career

Photo credit: Kirk Clark, "Kirk's Soul Metaphysical Self Portrait," 2010, Acrylic on Mylar.

and has worked collaboratively with such illustrious artists as printmakers Michael Vigil and Shinzaburo Takeda, as well as painters and sculptors Thom Wheeler, Jonathan Sobol, and (Enrique Carbajal González) Sebastían. Clark has pursued an artistic practice founded in the metaphysical principles of Wassily Kandinsky and has primarily worked in a style that is informed by abstract expressionism. Yet rather than simply being derivative, Clark has expanded upon mid-century formalism in a manner that is both innovative and authentic. Cosmic Connections: The Metaphysical Practice of Kirk Clark will be on exhibit at the IMAS from January 25 through July 5. The exhibit is included in cost of general admission and free for IMAS members. WIC and EBT cardholders can visit the museum for $1 per person. Admission is free on Sundays, thanks to the support of the H-E-B Tournament of Champions. •

The IMAS is located at the intersection of Bicentennial Way and Nolana Avenue at 1900 W. Nolana in McAllen. Hours of operation are Tuesday to Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.; Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Saturday10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; and Sunday 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. Closed Mondays. On the first Thursday of each month, the IMAS is open until 8:00 p.m. Visit theimasonline.org or call 956-681-2800 for more information.


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he Billboard-charting group Sons of Serendip will perform at Harlingen Municipal Auditorium Thursday, February 6, at 7:30 p.m. Tickets for this exciting group are available online at HarlingenConcert.com and at the Municipal Auditorium Box Office, 1204 Fair Park Boulevard in Harlingen. Sons of Serendip consists of a harpist, cellist, pianist, and lead vocalist. This creative quartet was a finalist on Season 9 of America's Got Talent, gaining popularity by offering fresh interpretations of popular music. They particularly impressed Judge Howie Mandel, who called them “the most musically talented contestants on the show.” The group also participated in America’s Got Talent: The Champions in February of 2019. Sons of Serendip has appeared at many prestigious concert halls and performing-arts centers, including the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles and Atlanta’s Symphony Hall. The group was invited to perform with the Boston Pops twice in 2015, graced the stage at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards in 2016, and collaborated with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and acclaimed actress and vocalist Cynthia Erivo in 2017. The four friends who comprise Sons of Serendip met while graduate students at Boston University. Micah Christian, a former teacher from Randolph, Massachusetts, is lead vocalist. Cordaro Rodriguez, a former attorney from Charlotte, North Carolina, plays piano and guitar. Cellist and vocalist Kendall Ramseur also is from Charlotte, where he formerly was a cello instructor. Harpist Mason Morton formerly was a teacher in Atlanta, Georgia. Each of them has been playing his instrument

since childhood, but in 2014, they began working together in what they hope will be a long journey of creating music that touches people’s hearts. The group now has three successful albums to their credit and a very dedicated following. Their self-titled debut album, released in January 2015, placed in several categories on the Billboard charts, reaching No. 4 on Heatseekers, the weekly barometer of “up-and-coming musicians.” Their second album, Christmas: Beyond the Lights, was released that fall and also made the Billboard charts. In July 2017, the quartet released their third album, Life + Love. The Sons of Serendip performance is sponsored by Harlingen Concert Association (HCA), which has been bringing internationally acclaimed touring artists to the Rio Grande Valley since 1933. This all-volunteer, nonprofit organization is committed to enriching the cultural life of the community through live performances. During the concert season, HCA also shares these incredible artists with students via free mini concerts and master classes at local schools. In addition to the February 6 concert, there are three other HCA performances remaining this winter: Dan Miller’s Cowboy Music Revue (from Wyoming) Friday, February 21 Sail On: Beach Boys Tribute Wednesday, March 4 Burlap to Cashmere (folk-rock trio) Friday, March 13. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit HarlingenConcert.com or contact the Harlingen Municipal Auditorium, 1204 Fair Park Blvd, 956- 216-5990. The Auditorium Box Office is open from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday and an hour before each show. •

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Treasure, Talent and Time A

s we enter this New Year, it only stands to reason that we have perfect vision! It is, after all, 2020! As we look back (hindsight is always better) and then forward into the New Year, here are a few thoughts to remember: Each day of our lives, we have only three things we can offer God-our treasure, our talent, and our time. Each of these is given to us by God, and we should be willing to give them back in generous portions. Chaplain Criss Hastings and her husband, Chaplain Jeff Hastings, are First, there is our treasure. serving with Christian Resort Ministries (CRM) as the park chaplains in Park Resort, Harlingen. Come by and meet them or attend one Jesus said, “Where your Paradise of the Sunday services at 9:00a.m. In the “off season,” they travel the treasure is, there will your U.S.A. with their ministry for veterans called Warrior 180 because you heart be also” (Matthew DO matter. 6:21). It’s understandable that was deposited in your account today. whenever we put our money into The money that you did not spend something, we develop a vested yesterday was taken out. Use all interest in it. It makes sense to us the money today.” The man spent that we would spend money on things the money as he pleased. The next we enjoy, love, and care about: our morning, the phone rang again. “This treasures (where our heart is). If we morning, $1,440 was deposited into love reading books or working on your account. You must use it all puzzles or the latest technology, we today.” The man used all the money. would spend our money on those Day after day…until one day, the man things. If our heart’s desires change, began to worry. ‘What if I don’t get that change is where we put our the money today?’ ‘treasure.’ But understand, this works Every morning, you receive in your both ways; where we put our treasures, “bank of time” 86,400 seconds, our heart will follow. Do you long for which is 1,440 minutes, which equals a heart that is on the things of God? 24 hours each and every day. God Then put your treasures in the things gives you that much time each day. of God! Learn to develop a vested Nothing is ever carried over on credit interest in God’s kingdom and not on to the next day. There is no such thing the earthly one that will someday fade as a 27-hour day. It’s called time, and you can’t escape it. Time is ticking away. Secondly, God has gifted each of away right now. The Bible tells us to us in different ways. Everyone has “redeem the time,” to make sacred something to offer for the work of the and wise use of every opportunity. kingdom. Romans 12 says, “Just as Offer God your treasure, your talent, our bodies have many parts and each and your time. Live this next year in part has a special function, so it is praise of the one who gives to you so with Christ’s body. We are all parts generously. None of us are promised of his one body, and each of us has another day. Make those minutes count! different work to do.” Finally, there is our time. A man What’s the lesson here? God gives received a phone call from his bank. us 24 hours--1,440 minutes--each “Someone is going to deposit $1,440 day. We can choose how to use this into your account. You must use it time. But we must remember that our all today.” The man was confused, time can run out. There will come a and as the day went by, he wondered day when we are called to account for what to do with the money. The next how we have used the time and all the morning, another phone call--“$1,440 other resources God has given us. •


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CRAFT SHOW

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

February 4, 2020 March 3, 2020 8am - 12pm • Located in the Rec Hall

(956) 464-3502. Intermediate Partner Dance Lesson, 11:00 AM, Bit-O-Heaven RV & MH Park, 1051 Hook St, Donna. Free admission. (956) 375-0125. WinterFest Musical Festival w/The Original Castaways, 11:00 AM, Beach Park at Isla Blanca, 33261 State Park Rd 100. SPI $20.00 pp. (956) 772-7873. One Hour River Tour, 12:00 PM, Riverside Club, 214 E Chimney Rd, Mission. $11.00 pp. (956) 581-1033. Winter Texan Wednesday, 12:00 PM, Mel’s Honky Tonk N’ Grill, 10700 FM 1421, Brownsville. Free admission. (956) 215-6357. Wednesday Lunch, 12:00 PM, Mission West Resort, 511 E Loop 374, Palmview. $5.00 pp. Menu varies. (231) 585-0624. Creative Quilting Showcase, 12:00 PM, Alamo Palms RV Resort, 1341 W Bus Hwy 83, Alamo. $2.00 pp.

(956) 787-7571. National Camping Travelers Annual Luncheon, 12:00 PM, Don Lupe’s Grill, 7208 W Exp 83, Mission. RSVP at (989) 329-0475. Country Jam, 12:30 PM, Sunshine RV Resort, 1900 Grace Ave, Harlingen. (956) 425-7448. Country Jam, 12:30 PM, Quiet Village II, 215 S Valley View Dr, Donna. Free admission. (712) 210-9044. Variety Jam Session, 12:30 PM, Paradise Resort Estates, 301 E Hall Acres Rd, Pharr. (956) 223-9359. Dance Lessons w/Bob, 01:00 PM, Pine to Palm Resort, 802 S International Blvd, Weslaco. $7.50 pp. (650) 793-5368. Jam Session, 01:00 PM, Alamo Paradise Acres, 1513 W Crockett St, Alamo. Free admission. (563) 217-0479. Soft Rock/Easy Listening Jam, 01:00 PM, Eastgate MH & RV Park, 2801 E Harrison

OPEN HOUSE

KARAOKE Every Monday • 1pm-3pm • BYOD POLKA JAM Every Thursday • 8:30am - 11:00am COUNTRY JAM Every Thursday • 9am - 11:30am SATURDAY MORNING BREAKFAST 7:30am-9am All you can eat pancakes • $4.00

Every Wednesday & Friday • 1-3pm Come out and see the homes we have for sale & lease.

HAPPY HOUR

EVERY WEEK • MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 3:00pm - 4:30pm • Pass the Hat Mondays | Diego Tuesdays | Steven May Wednesdays | Lynn Dvorak Thursdays | Regan James Fridays | Curt James

DANCE

7:00pm - 10:00pm February 1 | Pelican West | $8 pp February 15 | Hired Hand/Regan | $8 pp February 22 | Hot Rodz | $6 pp February 29 | Route 66 | $6 pp

DANCE FUNDRAISER 7:00pm - 10:00pm February 8 | Diego | $8 pp

CRAFT SALE

February 27 | 8:00am - 12:00pm

with a choice of ham or sausage

Biscuits and Gravy • $4.00 Free Coffee RESIDENT ART & CRAFT SHOW & SALE February 1 • 7:30am-9am SATURDAY NIGHT DANCES 7pm-10pm • $6.00pp Feb 1 • Dixon & Company Feb 8 • Route 66 Feb 15 • Sweetwater Feb 22 • South Texas Ramblers Feb 29 • Diego

SUNDAY ENTERTAINMENT

Feb 23 • Dave and Daphne Starts at 2pm • Door open at 1pm Tickets $TBA Contact Park Office For Tickets

SQUARE DANCING WITH BRONC WISE Monday • Wednesday • Thursday Pick up a schedule in the park office


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DANCE ENTERTAINMENT & SHOWS Ave, Harlingen. (815) 228-6221. Country Music Jam, 01:00 PM, Chimney Park RV Resort, 4224 S Conway, Mission. Free admission. (956) 585-5061. Rock & Roll Jam, 01:00 PM, Lakewood RV Resort, 4525 Graham Rd, Harlingen. (956) 357-5498. Jelly Roll Slice Rug, 01:00 PM, A Block Away Quilt Shop, 2706 N 10th St, McAllen. $45.00 pp. (956) 638-1961. “Orphan Train Riders” Presented by Dorothy A. Lund Nelson, 01:30 PM, Fiesta Village, 205 S Stewart Rd, Mission. $5.00 pp. (507) 273-8208. Big Band Jam, 02:00 PM, Valley View Estates, 2100 Vernon St, Mission. Free admission. (956) 358-9425. Tiki Hut Jam, 02:00 PM, Bluebonnet RV Resort, 3366 N. Bentsen Palm Dr, Mission. (956) 585-7630 Happy Hour w/Diego, 03:00 PM, Southern Comfort RV Resort, 1501 S Airport Rd, Weslaco. Pass the hat. (956) 968-3140. Happy Hour w/Lynn Dvorak, 03:00 PM, Snow to Sun RV Resort, 1701 N International Blvd, Weslaco. Pass the hat. (956) 968-0322. Happy Hour w/Janelle, 03:30 PM, Paradise South RV Resort, 9099 N

Mile 2 West, Mercedes. Pass the hat. (956) 376-3798. Farmers Market at The Bryan House, 04:00 PM, The Bryan House, 1113 E. Mile 2 Rd, Mission (956) 330-7497. Happy Hour w/Steven May, 04:00 PM, Quiet Village II, 215 S Valley View Rd, Donna. Pass the hat. (712) 210-9044. BBQ Pork Sandwiches, 04:00 PM, Lamplighter MH Subdivision, 2240 S Bentsen Palm Dr, Palmview. (319) 750-2308. Biscuit/Sausage Gravy & Pancake Supper, 04:30 PM, Big Valley Trailer Park, 109 W Bus Hwy 83, Donna. $5.00 pp. (319) 330-7724. Karaoke, 05:00 PM, Llano Grande Resort, 2215 E West Blvd, Mercedes. (956) 565-2638. Country Music Jam, 05:30 PM, Heritage Square Rec. Park, 300 S Bryan Rd, Mission. (563) 340-6493. Hamburger Night, 06:00 PM, Pleasant Valley Resort, 7320 W 83 Expressway, Mission. $6.00 pp. (956) 580-8454. Karaoke w/Elvis Songs, 06:00 PM, Pleasant Valley Resort, 7320 W Exp 83, Mission. Pass the hat. (956) 580-8454. Pre-Rounds w/The Baldwins, 06:30 YOUR HOME AWAY FROM HOME

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Upcoming Shows

Weslaco Elks

January 29 • 1:00 pm SPI Music Festival

January 29 • 7:00 pm

Weslaco – Southern Comfort Variety

HOMEMADE SPAGHETTI

Every Wednesday • Public Invited 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM $9.00 a plate (comes with the works)

Craft Fair--Park Wide Flea Market! 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Breakfast & Lunch available

Sat., February 8, 2020

February 4 • 6:00 pm

Vendor tables are still available! Call 956-585-5061 to reserve table

February 8 • 7:00 pm

Every Wednesday • 1:00 - 3:00 pm Lunch starts at 11:00 am

McAllen – Adobe Wells Variety Show Harlingen – Sunshine RV Dance

February 11 • 3:00 - 6:00 pm

Weslaco – Mustang Lounge

February 15 • 6:00 pm

Country Jam

(through March 18, 2020)

Saturday Morning Breakfast 7:00 - 9:00 am • $4.50 per person

McAllen – Adobe Wells Variety

Entertainment

McAllen – American Legion Dance

February 22 • 7;00 pm

Jan 31 Shake, Rattle & Roll......................$7 Feb 15 Dinner Dance Party w/Route 66........$7 Feb 22 Hawaii Spirit Comes to RGV.......$7 Concessions, Setups, Available, BYOB

For Booking 262-215-1125 www.jeffgordonshows.com

4224 S. CONWAY AVE. MISSION, TEXAS 78572

February 19 • 5:00 - 9:00 pm Harlingen – Eastgate RV Dance

7:00 - 9:00 pm

956-585-5061

SALES

PM, Alamo Palms RV Resort, 1341 W. McAllen. $8.00 pp. (956) 566-2775. Business 83, Alamo. (765) 661-0612. Dance w/Regan James, 07:00 PM, Karaoke, 06:30 PM, Tropical Valley Fiesta Village, 205 S. Stewart Rd Acres, 1240 E Bus Hwy 83, Mission. Mission, $6.00 pp. (956) 585-9264. (956) 583-5582. Jason Whorlow, The Piano Man, 07:00 Kainoa Kamaka, 06:30 PM, Bit-O- PM, CountrySide Mobile Home & RV Heaven RV & MH Park, 1051 Hook Park, 100 N Valley View Rd, Donna. St, Bus Hwy 83, Donna. $7.00 pp. $7.00 pp. (918) 916-0541. (603) 396-2786. Jeff Gordon, 07:00 PM, Southern Mollie B Show, 07:00 PM, Bentsen Comfort RV Resort, 1501 S Airport Rd, Grove Resort, 1645 S Bentsen Palm Weslaco. $8.00 pp. (956) 968-3140. Dr, Palmview. $13.00 adv/$15.00 Lindley Creek, 07:00 PM, Paradise Park door. (956) 585-0703. RV Resort, 1201 N Exp 77, Harlingen. Dance w/Steven May & The Southern $7.00 pp. (956) 425-6881. Knights, 07:00 PM, Tip O’ Texas, Maggie Mae & Stevey Ray, 07:00 101 E Sioux Rd, Pharr. $6.00 pp. PM, Pine to Palm Resort, 802 S (956) 787-6461. International Blvd, Weslaco. $7.00 MS/Plus Square Dance W/Ron pp. (204) 918-0186. Betzelberger, 07:00 PM, Alamo Mike and Nancee, 07:00 PM, Paradise Palms RV Resort, 1341 W. Business Park Inc. McAllen, 100 E Hackberry Ave, 83, Alamo. (217) 737-5677. McAllen. $8.00 pp. (956) 682-8081. Dance w/High Country Band, 07:00 Punches Family, 07:00 PM, VIP La PM, Mission West Resort, 511 E Feria RV Park East, 600 E Exp 83, La Loop 374, Palmview. $7.00 pp. Feria. $8.00 pp. (956) 797-1401. (956) 585-0624. Rewind, 07:00 PM, Paradise Resort Dance w/Texas Wheels, 07:00 PM, Estates, 301 E Hall Acres Rd, Pharr. Casa Del Valle, 1048 N Alamo Rd, $8.00 pp. (956) 739-7842. Alamo. $7.00 pp. (956) 783-5008. Austin Street Bar Karaoke, 09:00 PM, Bill Chrastil, 07:00 PM, McAllen Austin Street Bar, 2406 N 6th St, Mobile Park, 4900 N McColl Rd, McAllen. (512) 809-8050. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS CONTINUED ON PAGE 29 >>

Lodge #2057

Jeff is a dynamic entertainer that captivates audiences with his vocal ability, singing 50/60/70/80’s rock ‘n roll, and country, plus doing Tom Jones, Elvis & Garth Brooks Impersonation Shows.

MEALS

CHICKEN FRIED STEAK / CHICKEN Every Thursday • Public Invited 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM $10.00 a plate Choice of Chicken Fried Steak or Chicken Fried Chicken Breast Served with mashed potatoes, green bean casserole, and a roll

FISH & FRIES

Every Friday • Public Invited 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM $10.00 a plate

‘FAMOUS’ FRIED CHICKEN DINNER Sunday • Everyone is Welcome Call to Order at 956-968-7114 or Take Outs Available October 2019 to March 2020 February 9 and 23 March 8 and 22 Dinners Served • $11.00/plate 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM

Plates include 3 Pieces of our “famous” fried chicken, green beans, mashed potatoes, cole slaw, and your choice of tea or coffee Homemade pies and cakes are available for a small extra charge

956-968-7115

201 South Border Ave. Weslaco, TX 78596


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ENTERTAINMENT

Celebrating South Texas!

Join the party! Great Live Music & Entertainment!

LIVE MUSIC EVERY DAY!

Leslie Blasing Friday & Sunday 5:00pm

Mondays ............... 4:00pm - 7:00pm .......................................Mario Tuesdays ............... 4:00pm - 6:30pm ...........................Leslie Blasing Wednesdays ......... 1:00pm - 3:00pm ...........................Leslie Blasing Wednesdays ......... 4:00pm - 7:00pm .........................Tennessee Tim Thursdays ............. 4:00pm - 7:00pm ..................................... Danica Fridays .................. 5:00pm - 7:00pm ...........................Leslie Blasing Saturdays .............. 3:00pm - 6:00pm .....................J Micheal Laferty Sundays ................ 5:00pm - 7:00pm ...........................Leslie Blasing Schedule posted Weekly on Facebook! www.facebook.com/louiesbackyard

6:00pm - 10:00pm 10:00pm - 2:00am Friday & Saturday 10:00pm - 2:00am

qqqq OPEN FOR LUNCH DAILY AT 11:30AM The Largest Sports Bar SEAFOOD BUFFET SPORTS BAR OPEN AT 4:00PM in South Texas Upstairs Sports Bar Open Sat & Sun HAPPY HOUR DAILY! DAILY DINNER MONDAY - FRIDAY

ALL THE GAMES... ALL THE TIME!

$

Downstairs

Restaurant/Bar

Nightly at 4:00pm featuring:

• Grilled Mahi Mahi • Crab Legs • Prime Rib • Fried Shrimp • Shrimp Bubba • Garlic Shrimp Scampi • Boiled Shrimp • Fish • Scallops • Baby Back Ribs • Blackened Fish • Salad Bar & Fruit Salad

7- 8 $

SPECIALS

Served till 11:00pm

Monday & Tuesday Beef, Chicken, or Shrimp Fajitas Wednesday BBQ Pork, French Dip, Prime Rib Sandwich Thursday & Sunday 1/2 Rack Ribs & French Fries Friday Fried Seafood Basket, Shrimp Basket, Grilled Seafood Platter

at 11:30am

OVER 60 HD

FLAT SCREENS NFL & NCAA...

10 EARLY BIRD ENTREE SPECIALS

$

Well $2.75 Draft Pints $3.00 Miller Lite ZiegenBock House Wine - $3.25

ALL THE GAMES... ALL THE TIME!

SPECIALS STARTING AT

Mon-Fri 4:00pm-7:00pm

Sat & Sun 11:30am - 7:00pm

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4:00-6:00PM NIGHTLY

WILD WINGS 25¢ WEDNESDAYS EACH

SAVINGS LOUIE’S

backyard

COUPON

FREE CAKE DEATH BY CHOCOLATE WITH ANY TWO ENTREES ORDERED

(DOWNSTAIRS DINING ROOM ONLY)

WHWT. EXPIRES 3/31/2020


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DANCE ENTERTAINMENT & SHOWS

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MEALS

SALES

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 27

THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 2020 Biscuits & Gravy, 07:30 AM, Lamplighter MH Subdivision, 2240 S Bentsen Palm Dr, Palmview. (319) 750-2308. TOPS Meeting, 07:30 AM, Lakewood RV Resort, 4525 Graham Rd, Harlingen. (956) 357-5498. Rio Grande Woodcarvers, 08:00 AM, Nomad Shrine Club, 1044 W. Nolana Loop, Pharr. Free, everyone welcome. (956) 761-1986. Ultra Beginner Line Dance, 09:00 AM, Tropic Winds RV Resort, 1501 N Loop 499, Harlingen. (956) 423-5484. Bluegrass Jam, 09:00 AM, Lamplighter MH Subdivision, 2240 S Bentsen Palm Dr, Palmview. (319) 750-2308. Country Jam, 09:00 AM, El Valle Del Sol, 2500 E Bus Hwy 83, Mission. Donations. (956) 585-5704. Best Pancakes in the Valley, 09:00 AM, The Grove, Bus 83 & Stewart Rd, San Juan. (320) 250-2488. Ladies Golf Scramble, 10:00 AM, Mission West Resort, 511 E Loop 374, Palmview. (956) 585-0624. A2 Workshop, 10:00 AM, Tip O’ Texas, 101 E Sioux Rd, Pharr. (956) 787-6461. Dance Lessons w/Bob, 10:00 AM, Mission West Resort, 3805 W Hwy 83,

Mission. $7.50 pp. (650) 793-5368. Kinberbell Jingle All the Way Quilt Block, 10:00 AM, A Block Away Quilt Shop, 2706 N 10th St, McAllen. $40.00 pp. (956) 638-1961. Fused Glass Pasta Bowl Workshop, 10:30 AM, McAllen Stained Glass, 800 N Main St, Ste 400, McAllen. $75.00 00. (956) 687-8682. Burgers & More, 11:00 AM, Bentsen Grove Resort, 1645 S Bentsen Palm Dr, Palmview. (956) 585-0703. Lunch & Jam Session, 11:30 AM, Siesta Retirement Village, 2712 S International Blvd, Weslaco. (937) 241-8297. Jam Luncheon, 11:30 AM, Mission Bell RV Resort, 1711 E Bus Hwy 83, Mission. $5.00 pp. (402) 630-0492. One Hour River Tour, 12:00 PM, Riverside Club, 214 E Chimney Rd, Mission. $11.00 pp. (956) 581-1033. Rock & Roll Jam w/Howard O., 12:30 PM, Paradise Resort Estates, 301 E Hall Acres Rd, Pharr. (956) 223-9359. Country Jam, 12:30 PM, Pharr South, 1402 S Cage Blvd, Pharr. (956) 787-7839. Rock & Roll Jam, 12:30 PM, Bentsen Grove Resort, 1645 S Bentsen Palm Dr, Palmview. (956) 585-0703. Clogging, 12:30 PM, Winter Haven Bit-O-Heaven RV and Mobile Home Resort

1051 W. Bus Hwy 83 Donna, TX 78537

**** FRIDAY DANCES **** listed ALL DANCES 7:00PM-10:00PM unless otherwise Singles are Welcome

Jan 31 Feb 7 Feb 14 Feb 18 Feb 21 Feb 28 Mar 6 Mar 11 Mar 13 Mar 20 Mar 27

Rewind...................................$10.00 The Castaways...........................$7.00 Valentine Dinner & Dance........$20.00 w/Pelican West (Dinner 6pm • Dance 7pm) Line Dancing.............................$3.00 The Cruisers............................$10.00 Chamberlin's w/Southern Express...$7.00 Rewind...................................$10.00 Line Dancing.............................$3.00 The Howlers..............................$8.00 The Cruisers............................$10.00 Renaissance Rockers...............$10.00

**** ENTERTAINMENT **** ALL ENTERTAINMENT 7:00PM Pay at the Door (unless otherwise noted) Jan 29 Feb 4 Feb 5 Feb 8

Feb 11 Feb 12 Feb 13 Feb 15 Feb 16 Feb 19 Feb 20

Mollie B Show........... $13 Adv / $15 Door Rusty Rierson Show................... $8.00 Bill Chrastil Show...................... $8.00 Jason Coleman Show.... $8 Adv / $10 Door (Floyd Cramer's Grandson) Darren & Shelly Show................ $8.00 Kai Show.................................. $7.00 Absolutely Country-Definitely Gospel ............................................. $10.00 Karaoke w/Paul (7:00-9:30PM)........Donations Sherwin Linton Show................. $8.00 William Florian Show................. $8.00 Maggie Mae Show..................... $8.00

1645 S. Bentsen Palm Drive Palmview, TX 78572

956-585-0703

Peggy Creach • Kathy Tyler Activity Directors

www.bit-o-heaven.net EVERY TUESDAY : HAPPY HOUR

3:30pm - 5:00pm • Pass the Bucket Donations BYOB/Snacks • Popcorn/Soda for sale • Free Ice 1st Tues • Diego 2nd Tues • Curt James 3rd Tues • Tim Dirth / The Hitman 4th Tues • Tim Dirth / The Hitman

EVERY WEDNESDAY ENTERTAINMENT • 6:30PM

Popcorn/Soda/Ice Cream Bars for sale

Jan. 29 • Kainoa Kamaka • $7.00 Feb. 5 • Jason Coleman • $8.00 Feb. 12 • Rick McEwen • $8.00 Feb. 19 • Spittin' Image • $7.00

EVERY THURSDAY : SOUP SUPPER 4:30PM • $4.00 • All You Can Eat/BYOTS Dessert/Soda for sale

EVERY FRIDAY : DANCE

7:00pm - 10:00pm BYOB & Snacks / Popcorn & Soda for sale

Jan. 31 • Hot Rodz Rock-N-Roll • $9 Feb. 7 • Jack Nelson & Texas Turnaround • $8 Feb. 14 • Sweetwater Valentine's Dance • $8

EVERY SATURDAY : JAM SESSION BYOB • Popcorn & Soda for sale • Free Ice

11:00 AM - 1:00PM • FREE

CRAFT FAIR

Second Friday Every Month (Nov - Mar) 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM • Breakfast for sale

PATIO SALES

Second Saturday Every Month (Nov - Mar) 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM • Pick up map in North Hall

SUNDAY KARAOKE

5:00 PM • BYOB/Snacks

GOSPEL JAM

Fourth Sunday Every Month (Nov - Mar) 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM • BYOB/snacks

Susan Thomas, A C T I V I T Y

DIRECTOR

603-396-2786 / fulltimers@earthlink.net

Resort, 3501 Old Port Isabel Rd, Brownsville. (208) 216-9690. Country Western & Gospel Jam, 01:00 PM, Mission Bell RV Resort, 1711 E Bus Hwy 83, Mission. Free admission. (402) 630-0492. Thirsty Thursdays @ Clayton’s w/Ruthi, 01:00 PM, Clayton’s Beach Bar & Grill, 6900 Padre Blvd, SPI. Free admission. (405) 326-3829. C1 Workshop, 01:00 PM, Tip O’ Texas, 101 E Sioux Rd, Pharr. (956) 787-6461. Country Jam, 01:00 PM, Bluebonnet RV Resort, 3366 N. Bentsen Palm Dr, Mission. (956) 585-7630. 2 Hour River Tour, 01:00 PM, Riverside Club, 214 E Chimney Rd, Mission. $20.00 pp. (956) 581-1033. Roger Kenaston Band, 01:00 PM, Riverside Club, 214 E Chimney Rd, Mission. No Cover charge. (956) 581-1033. Log Cabin Alternatives Class, 01:00 PM, A Block Away Quilt Shop, 2706 N 10th St, McAllen. $30.00 pp. (956) 638-1961. The Castaways@Laguna Bob, 02:00 PM, Laguna BOB, 2401 Laguna Blvd, SPI. Free admission. (218) 841-4863.

Dance Lesson w/Bob, 03:00 PM, Citrus Valley RV Park, 1700 Lime St, Edinburg. $5.00 pp. (650) 793-5368. Happy Hour w/Dixon Company Band, 03:00 PM, 7th Street Sports Bar & Grill, 702 E Acacia Ave, Alamo. (956) 226-3433. Happy Hour w/Regan James, 03:00 PM, Snow to Sun RV Resort, 1701 N International Blvd, Weslaco. Pass the hat. (956) 968-0322. Happy Hour w/Tim Dirth Hit Man, 03:00 PM, Victoria Palms Resort, 602 N Victoria Rd, Donna. Pass the hat. (956) 782-3263. Microsoft Office Basics, 03:00 PM, McAllen Public Library, 4001 N 23rd St, McAllen. Free admission. (956) 681-3000. CAN / AM Dance, 03:30 PM, Sunshine RV Resort, 1900 Grace Ave, Harlingen. (956) 425-7448. Double Decker, 04:00 PM, American Legion Post 439, 219 E Commercial Ave, La Feria. Pass the hat. (956) 797-3701. Jam Meal, 04:00 PM, Restful Valley Ranch, 7130 W Exp 83, Mission. (319) 296-5410. Eldorado Acres Dinner, 04:00 PM,

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MEALS

Eldorado Acres, 610 N FM 492, Palmview. $6.00 pp. (956) 581-6718. Jason Coleman & Meagan Taylor Elegant 3-Course Dinner, 04:00 PM, Llano Grande Resort, 2215 E West Blvd, Mercedes. $25.00 pp. (956) 565-2638. Pancake Supper (Lemon Tree RV Inn), 04:30 PM, Patriot Pointe, 1740 E. Bus Hwy 83, Mission. Prices vary, BYOTS. (605) 949-1050. Soup Supper, 04:30 PM, Bit-OHeaven RV & MH Park, 1051 Hook St, Bus 83. Donna. $4.00 pp. BYOTS. (603) 396-2786. Invitation Jam Session, 05:30 PM, Restful Valley Ranch, 7130 W IH 2, Mission. (956) 483-9210. Music Jam, 06:00 PM, Palm Gardens RV & MH Park, 3401 W Bus 83, Harlingen. (956) 440-8878. Eldorado Acres Jam, 06:00 PM, Eldorado Acres, 610 N FM 492, Palmview. Free admission. (956) 581-6718. Night at the Mansion Speaker-Rafael A. Curiel, 06:00 PM, Quinta Mazatlan, 600 Sunset Dr, McAllen. $3.00 pp. (956) 681-3370. Karaoke, 06:30 PM, Paradise Resort Estates, 301 E Hall Acres Rd, Pharr. (319) 232-3625.

Big Band Jam, 06:30 PM, La Hacienda Estates, 1018 El Paseo Drive, Alamo. (254) 449-4568. Men of A-Chord, 06:30 PM, Alamo Rec Veh Park, 1320 W Frontage Rd, Alamo. $6.00 pp. (956) 475-5018. SPI Kite Fest-Indoor Kite Performances, 06:30 PM, B&S Kites, 2812 Padre Blvd, Ste. B, SPI. $10.00 pp. (956) 761-1248. Bob Wills Tribute, 07:00 PM, Paradise Resort Estates, 301 E Hall Acres Rd, Pharr. $8.00 pp. (956) 739-7842. Dance w/Jack Nelson, 07:00 PM, Alamo Palms RV Resort, 1341 W Bus 83, Alamo. $8.00 pp. (956) 787-7571. Dance w/Mollie B, 07:00 PM, Fiesta Village, 205 S. Stewart Rd Mission, $13.00 adv/$15.00 door. (956) 585-9264. Dance w/The Classics, 07:00 PM, Pine to Palm Resort, 802 S International Blvd, Weslaco. $8.00 pp. (204) 918-0186. Greg Jones, 07:00 PM, Bentsen Palm RV Park, 3501 N Bentsen Palm Dr, Mission. $7.00 pp. (956) 585-5807. Helen Russell & Company, 07:00 PM, Oleander Acres RV Resort, 2421 S Conway Ave, Mission. $8.00 pp. (503) 592-1457. Jim Brown, 07:00 PM, Fun N Sun RV

Resort, 1400 Zillock Rd, San Benito. $12.00 - $14.00 pp. (956) 399-5800. Mario Rosales, 07:00 PM, Winter Ranch RV Resort, 600 State Hwy 495, Alamo. $8.00 pp. (956) 783-4587. Naomi Bristow, 07:00 PM, Lemon Tree Estates, 1510 E. Bus Hwy 83, Mission. $6.00 pp. (419) 733-6384. RGV Gid-R-Done Bluegrass Band Fundraiser, 07:00 PM, Siesta Retirement Village, 2712 S International Blvd, Weslaco. Pass the hat. (425) 501-6773. Sarah Smith Trio, 07:00 PM, Casa Del Sol, 400 N Val Verde Rd, Donna. $7.00 pp. (956) 464-9024.

DANCE

HAPPY HOUR

2020 ENCORE TRIBUTE SHOWS

Sweetwater Band February 6 • 7:00 PM • $6

SUNDAY NIGHT EVENTS

RGV Concert Band February 2 • 3:00 PM • $6 Williamson Branch February 9 • 6:00 PM • $8 Pickpocket Gene February 16 • 6:00 PM • $8

JAM SESSION

February 3,10,17,24 • 1:00 PM

ALAMO PALMS QUILT SHOW

January 29 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM • $2

956-787-7571

1341 W. Bus. Hwy 83 • Alamo, TX Visit us at RVontheGo.com • RVSouthTexas.com

The Amigos

February 5 • 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM • Free

Regan James

February 11 • 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM • Pass the Hat

DANCE

MC Express (Benefit for kids) January 31 • 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM • $5.00 Rewind February 8 • 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM • $10.00 The Fabulous Cruisers February 22 • 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM • $10.00

ENTERTAINMENT

Shake, Rattle & Roll February 4 • 1:00 PM • $8.00 Bill Chrastil February 9 • 7:00 PM • $8.00

VALENTINE’S DINNER SHOW

Kainoa Kamaka February 14 • 4:30 PM - 8:00 PM • $16.00 Adv Only

CRAFT SHOW

February 19 • 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM

2020 ENCORE SPECIAL CONCERTS Matinee @ 3:00pm • Evening Shows @7:00pm Advance Tickets $16.00/$14.00/$13.00 All tickets are sold at Country Sunshine

The Glen Campbell Story February 6, 2020 Sixties Mania February 13, 2020 Activity Office (cell)

Activity Office

956-638-3158 956-968-7171 1601 S. Airport Dr. • Weslaco, TX

Visit us at RVontheGo.com • RVSouthTexas.com

FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 2020 Feeder Fridays, 08:30 AM, Quinta Mazatlan, 600 Sunset Dr, McAllen. (956) 681-3370. Ultra Beginner Line Dance, 09:00 AM, Tropic Winds RV Resort, 1501 N Loop 499, Harlingen. (956) 423-5484. Beginner Line Dance, 09:30 AM, Tropic Winds RV Resort, 1501 N Loop 499, Harlingen. (956) 423-5484. History Tours, 10:00 AM, Quinta Mazatlan, 600 Sunset Dr, McAllen. (956) 681-3370. Co-Ed Golf Scramble, 10:00 AM,

Tickets-$13,14,16 ~14@Door 2/8 Glen Campbell Story 2/15 60's Mania 2/29 Aretha Franklin Tribute 3/7 Johnny Cash Tribute Jim Brown 1/30 7:00pm $12~$14@door

Strassenfest 2/1 4:00pm $5~$7@door William Florian~John Denver Story 2/3 7:00pm $8~$10@door Shake Rattle &Roll 2/6 7:00pm $10~12@door Garage Sale 2/8 Rec Hall 8:00am FREE Valentine Dinner Show ~ Jason Coleman 2/13 6:00pm $18 pre sale only Texas Wheels Country Band Fridays 7:00-10:00 $7.00

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SALES

Mission West Resort, 511 E Loop 374, Palmview. (956) 585-0624. SPI Kite Fest - Outdoor Kite Festival, 10:00 AM, B&S Kites, 2812 Padre Blvd, Ste. B, SPI. Free admission. (956) 761-1248. Oleander Acres Butterfly Cafe, 11:00 AM, Oleander Acres RV Resort, 2421 S Conway Ave, Mission. $5.00 pp. (503) 593-1457. Garza Produce Truck, 11:00 AM, Pleasant Valley Resort, 7320 W Exp 83, Mission. (956) 580-8454. Pizza & Salad Bar, 11:00 AM, Bentsen Grove Resort, 1645 S Bentsen Palm Dr, Palmview. (956) 585-0703. Friday Fish Fry, 11:00 AM, Riverside Club, 214 E Chimney Rd, Mission. (956) 581-1033. One Hour River Tour, 12:00 PM, Riverside Club, 214 E Chimney Rd, Mission. $11.00 pp. (956) 581-1033. Rock & Roll Jam, 12:30 PM, Green Gate Grove, 2135 S Bentsen Palm Dr, Palmview. Free admission. (636) 459-5458. Oldies Rock n’ Country Jam, 12:30 PM, Casa Del Sol, 400 N Val Verde Rd, Donna. (956) 464-9024. Open Jam, 12:30 PM, Trophy Gardens RV Resort, 800 SH 495, Alamo.

WEEKLY ACTIVITIES OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Every Tuesday Bible Study • 9:00 AM Jam Session • 1:00 PM

Every Wednesday Prayer Breakfast • 9:00 AM Line Dancing w/Paul Neff • 10:30 AM Every Thursday TOPS Meeting • 7:30 AM Every Sunday Church Service • 9:20 AM

ENTERTAINMENT Greg Jones January 25 7:00 PM • $7 pp

SPECIAL CONCERTS

All Concerts Start at 7:00pm • Tickets are on sale Mon - Fri Tickets range from $16.00 - $18.00 pp Call to purchase in advance 956-423-1170

January 24 March 6

Uptown Walkin’ the Line: Tribute to Johnny Cash

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1400 Zillock Rd. • San Benito TX

4525 Graham Rd. • Harlingen, TX

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(956) 787-7717. Country Jam, 01:00 PM, McAllen Mobile Park, 4900 N McColl Rd, McAllen. Free admission. (956) 566-2775. Music Jam, 01:00 PM, Split Rail RV Park, 513 N Los Ebanos Rd, Mission. Contact John (260) 615-0003. Variety Jam, 01:00 PM, Bentsen Palm RV Park, 3501 N Bentsen Palm Dr, Mission. (956) 585-5807. Bluegrass Country Acoustic Jam, 01:00 PM, Trails End MH & RV Park, 2001 S Texas Blvd, Weslaco. (956) 968-5051. Polka Jam, 01:00 PM, Enchanted Valley Ranch, 7300 Monroe St, Mission. Free admission. (956) 519-8597. Rock & Roll Jam, 01:00 PM, Tropic Winds RV Resort, 1501 N Loop 499, Harlingen. (956) 423-5484. Happy Hour w/Joy Norris & RV Happy Hour Band, 02:00 PM, Restful Valley Ranch, 7130 W IH 2, Mission. (319) 296-5410. Happy Hour w/Curt James, 03:00 PM, Snow to Sun RV Resort, 1701 N International Blvd, Weslaco. (956) 455-4195. Happy Hour w/South Texas Ramblers, 03:00 PM, Llano Grande Resort, 2215 E West Blvd, Mercedes. Pass the hat. (956) 565-2638.

Happy Hour w/Steven May, 04:00 PM, Tip O’ Texas, 101 E. Sioux Rd, Pharr. Donations. (956) 787-6461. Happy Hour Fish Fry, 04:00 PM, Sunshine RV Resort, 1900 Grace Ave, Harlingen. $10.00 adv. (956) 425-7448. Jam Session, 05:00 PM, Hidden Valley Ranch, 7600 Long Dr, Mission. Fish Fry, 05:00 PM, Mission West Resort, 511 E Loop 374, Palmview. (956) 585-0624. Karaoke and Supper, 05:30 PM, Sleepy Valley Resort, 2301 N. Abram Rd, Mission. Menu varies. (417) 588-1588. Country Jam, 06:00 PM, Trade Winds RV Resort, 1005 N Stewart Rd, Mission. Free admission. (402) 630-0492. Karaoke w/Dorothy Phillips, 06:30 PM, Tip O’ Texas, 101 E Sioux Rd, Pharr. (956) 787-6461. Mike and Nancee, 06:30 PM, Winter Green Estates, 500 N Bryan Rd, Mission. $6.00 pp. (989) 708-0921. Country Dance w/Texas Wheels, 07:00 PM, Fun N Sun RV Resort, 1400 Zillock Rd, San Benito. $7.00 pp. (956) 399-5800. Dance w/Star Fire Band, 07:00 PM, Citrus Valley RV Park, 2901 W State Hwy 107, McAllen. (920) 810-3353.

Dance w/Dixon Company Band, 07:00 PM, Dance w/Sweetwater Band, 07:00 Alamo Rose RV Resort, 938 S Alamo PM, Bentsen Palm RV Park, 3501 N Rd, Alamo. $6.00 pp. (956) 226-3433. Bentsen Palm Dr, Mission. $6.00 pp. Big Band, Classic Country Jam, 07:00 (956) 585-5807. PM, Palm Shadows RV Resort, 200 N Dance w/The Fabulous Cruisers, 07:00 PM, Val Verde Rd, Donna. (507) 273-3895. Tropic Star RV Resort, 1401 S Cage Blvd, Karaoke, 07:00 PM, Big Valley Trailer Pharr. $10.00 pp. (956) 787-5773. Park, 109 W Bus Hwy 83, Donna. Jim Brown, 07:00 PM, LongBoard Bar Free admission. (816) 809-9690. and Grill, 205 W Palm St, SPI. Free Benefit Dance w/MC Express, 07:00 admission. (956) 299-0965. PM, Country Sunshine RV Resort, Kainoa Kamaka, 07:00 PM, Mission 1601 S Airport Dr, Weslaco. $5.00 Bell RV Resort, 1711 E Bus 83, pp. (956) 638-3158. Mission. $7.00 pp. (956) 585-4833. Dance w/Dave Perryman & The Country Mexican Fiesta Dance, 07:00 PM, Revue, 07:00 PM, Southern Comfort Ranchero Village, 1900 S Bridge Ave, RV Resort, 1501 S Airport Rd, Weslaco. (219) 363-5330. Weslaco. $7.00 pp. (956) 638-3158. Naomi Bristow, 07:00 PM, Eastgate Dance w/High Country Band, 07:00 MH & RV Park, 2801 E Harrison Ave, PM, Valley View Estates, 2100 Harlingen. $8.00 pp. (815) 228-6221. Vernon St, Mission. $6.00 adv/$7.00 Patsy Cline Tribute w/Rainy, 07:00 PM, door. (314) 681-3388. Enchanted Valley Ranch, 7300 Monroe Dance w/Hot Rodz, 07:00 PM, Bit-O- St, Mission. $8.00 pp. (956) 702-6819. Heaven RV & MH Park, 1051 Hook St, Shake, Rattle & Roll, 07:00 PM, Donna. $9.00 pp. (603) 396-2786. Chimney Park RV Resort, 4224 S Dance w/Night Ryders, 07:00 PM, Conway Ave, Mission. $7.00 pp. Circle T RV Park, 1820 W Clay Tolle St, (956) 585-5061. Mission. $7.00 pp. (96) 475-5018. SHREK the Musical, 07:00 PM, La Joya Dance w/Rewind, 07:00 PM, Bentsen ISD Performing Arts Center, 604 Coyote Grove Resort, 1645 S Bentsen Palm Dr, Dr, La Joya. $7.00 pp. (956) 323-2898. Palmview. $10.00 pp. (956) 585-0703. The Castaway, 07:00 PM, Lazy Palms SCHEDULE OF EVENTS CONTINUED ON PAGE 33 >>

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Diego & Edith February 4 • 7:00 PM • $6 pp

ENTERTAINMENT

Lindley Creek January 29 • 7:00 PM • $7 pp Patsy Cline Tribute w/Rainy February 5 • 7:00 PM • $7 pp Maggie Mae & Stevey Ray February 12 • 7:00 PM • $6 pp

VALENTINE’S DAY DANCE

Gilbert February 11 • 6:00 PM • $6 pp

CRAFT FAIR February 21 8:00 PM - 12:00 PM

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Wednesday • 3:30 PM • Pass the Hat Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Chicken Sandwiches

January 29 • Janelle February 5 • Dan White February 12 • Carlos Canas

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Regan James Hired Hand January 31 • 7:00 PM • $7 Arrr Pirate-themed Dance with Helen Russell & Company February 7 • 7:00 PM • $8 Valentine Dance with Rick McEwen February 14 • 7:00 PM • $7 Marti Gras Dance with Smokin’ Guns February 25 • 7:00 PM • $7

SATURDAY BREAKFAST 7:30 AM - 9:00 AM • $4.00

February 1 February 8 February 15 February 22

Biscuits and Gravy Pancakes and Sausage French Toast & Sausage Burrito Breakfast

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1201 N. Expwy 77 • Harlingen, TX

9099 N. Mile 2 West Rd. • Mercedes, TX

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Wednesdays • 3:00 PM • Pass the Hat Diego • Jan 29 Carlos Canos • Feb 5 Regan James • Feb 12

DANCES

7:00 PM - 10:00 PM Jan 31 • Dave Perryman • $7.00 pp Feb 1 • High Country • $8.00 pp Feb 18 • Steven May • $6.00 pp & The Southern Knights

ENTERTAINMENT

7:00 PM - 10:00 PM Jan 29 • Jeff Gordon • $8.00 pp Feb 16 • Absolutely Country • $8.00 pp Definitely Gospel Feb 22 • Dave Perryman • $7.00 pp

CRAFT SALE

Feb 11, Mar 10 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Breakfast & Lunch served

PARKWIDE GARAGE SALE Mar 14 • 7:00 AM - 10:00 AM • Hall Activity Office

Main Office

SALES

DANCE

Leslie Blasing February 1 • 7:00 PM • $6.00 Jeff Gordon February 8 • 7:00 PM • $6.00

COUNTRY JAM SESSION January 29 • 12:30 PM

CAN/AM DANCE January 30 • 3:30 PM

HAPPY HOUR FISH FRY

January 31 • 4:00 PM • $10.00 pp Adv

PARKWIDE PATIO SALE February 8 • 8:00 AM - Noon

CHICKEN FRIED DINNER

February 9 • 11:30 AM • $10.00 pp Adv

CRAFT SHOW

February 15 • 8:00 AM - Noon

SPECIAL CONCERTS

All Concerts Start at 7:00pm • Tickets are on sale Mon - Fri Pre-sales: Elite: $16 Preferred: $14 General: $13

The Glen Campbell Story February 5 Sixties Mania February 12 Queen of Soul ARETHA February 26 Walkin’ The Line: A Tribute to Johnny Cash Mar 4 Activity Office

Main Office

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Mission West RV, Palmview ...................................7-9pm Casa Del Sol, Donna ..............................................7-9pm Country Sunshine, Weslaco ...................................1-3pm Mission Bell Tradewinds, Mission ...........................7-9pm San Juan Gardens, San Juan.................................7-9pm Fun N Sun, San Benito ...........................................7-9pm 1015 RV Park, Weslaco ..........................................7-9pm Ranchero Village, Weslaco .....................................2-4pm Dream Valley Ranch, Mission .................................7-9pm Autumn Acres, Brownsville .....................................7-9pm Dixieland Mobile RV, Harlingen ..............................4-6pm KOA, Padre Island ..................................................6-8pm Roadrunner Park, Alamo ........................................7-9pm VIP LaFeria West RV, LaFeria ...........................7-8:30pm Winter Haven, Pharr ...............................................7-9pm Valley View Estates, Mission ................................7-10pm Paradise South RV, Mercedes ................................2-4pm Kenwood RV, LaFeria .............................................7-9pm Hidden Valley Ranch, Mission ................................7-9pm Alamo Rose, Alamo ................................................3-5pm Eldorado Acres, Palmview ......................................7-9pm Paradise Resort Estates, Pharr ..............................7-9pm Winter Ranch, Alamo ..............................................7-9pm Bentsen Palm Village, Mission ...............................7-9pm Green Gate Grove, Mission ..................................7-10pm Citrus Valley, McAllen ...................................6:30-8:30pm Bluebonnet RV, Mission ..........................................7-9pm Wagon City North, Mission .....................................7-9pm Country Side Park, Donna ......................................7-9pm Tropic Winds, Harlingen..........................................7-9pm Texas Trails RV Resort, Pharr ..............................7-10pm Mesquite RV, LaFeria ........................................2-3:30pm Sunset Palm RV, Brownsville..................................7-9pm

Contact LeAnn Bemis for bookings lbemis@ymail.com • 903-445-6907

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25 • 2 PM

HARLINGEN MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM Tickets: $15 & $25+fees Municipal Auditorium • 956-216-5990

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 • 2 PM

SOUTH PADRE ISLAND CONVENTION CENTRE Tickets: $15 - $25 Paragraphs Book Store, Padre Blvd • 956-216-5990 or call Toll Free: 1-877-461-4441

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 • 2 PM RIVERSIDE CLUB

Tickets: $30 (Cash Only) • Doors Open at 1pm General Admission/Theatre Seating 214 E. Chimney Rd, Mission • 956-581-1033


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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 31 Ranch, 35100 Lazy Palm Dr, Edinburg. $7.00 pp. (956) 322-7239. Pickpocket Gene, 07:30 PM, Victoria Palms Resort, 602 N Victoria Rd, Donna. $8.00 pp. (956) 782-3263.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020 Eldorado Acres Big Breakfast, 07:00 AM, Eldorado Acres, 610 N FM 492, Palmview. Prices varies. (956) 581-6718. Biscuits & Gravy, 07:00 AM, Bentsen Grove Resort, 1645 S Bentsen Palm Dr, Palmview. (956) 585-0703. Saturday Morning Breakfast, 07:00 AM, Chimney Park RV Resort, 4224 S Conway, Mission. $4.00 pp. Menu varies. (956) 585-5061. Pancake, Biscuit & Gravy Breakfast, 07:00 AM, Alamo Paradise Acres, 1513 W Crockett St, Alamo. (641) 430-2656. Harlingen Neighborhood Food Pantry Rummage Sale, 07:00 AM, Church of Christ Harlingen, 801 E Harrison Ave, Harlingen. (956) 428-3972. Park Wide Yard Sale, 07:00 AM, La Hacienda Estates, 1081 El Paseo Dr, Alamo. Saturday Breakfast, 07:00 AM, Pleasant Valley Resort, 7320 W Exp 83, Mission. $5.00 pp. (956) 580-8454.

Saturday Morning Breakfast, 07:30 AM, Paradise Park Inc. McAllen, 100 E Hackberry Ave, McAllen. Menu varies. (204) 937-2448. Art & Craft Show & Sale, 07:30 AM, El Valle Del Sol, 2500 E Bus Hwy 83, Mission. (956) 585-5704. Biscuits & Gravy or Pancake Breakfast, 07:30 AM, El Valle Del Sol, 2500 E Bus Hwy 83, Mission. $4.00 pp. (956) 585-5704. Breakfast at Casa Del Sol, 07:30 AM, Casa Del Sol, 400 N Val Verde Rd, Donna. $5.00 pp. (956) 464-9024. All You Can Eat Breakfast Buffet, 07:30 AM, Llano Grande Resort, 2215 E West Blvd, Mercedes. $7.50 pp. (956) 565-2638. Oleander Acres Breakfast, 08:00 AM, Oleander Acres RV Resort, 2421 S Conway Ave, Mission. (503) 593-1457. Oleander Acres Market Square, 08:00 AM, Oleander Acres RV Resort, 2421 S Conway Ave, Mission. Free admission. (503) 593-1457. Patio Sale, 08:00 AM, Palm Shadows RV Resort, 200 N Val Verde Rd, Donna. (607) 427-3082. Yard Sale, 08:00 AM, Bentsen Palm RV Park, 3501 N Bentsen Palm Dr, Mission. (956) 585-5807.

All Park Sale, 08:00 AM, W & I AA McAllen Share Group, 10:00 AM, Resort, 206 S Stewart Rd, Mission. Discussion, Open Meeting. 1003 E (956) 585-6594. Business 83, McAllen. Located on Flea Market, Bake Sale, Lunch, 08:00 East side of Freight Furniture Store. AM, Lemon Tree Estates, 1510 E Bus Myasthenia Gravis Support Group, Hwy 83, Mission. (616) 340-0368. 10:00 AM, Knapp Medical Center Park Wide Garage Sale, 08:00 AM, Conference Center, 1401 E. 8th St, VIP La Feria RV Park East, 600 E Exp Weslaco. (956) 254-3510. 83, La Feria. (956) 797-1401. SPI Kite Fest - Outdoor Kite Festival, Parkwide Yard Sale, 08:00 AM, Quiet 10:00 AM, B&S Kites, 2812 Padre Village II, 215 S Valley View Rd, Blvd, Ste. B, SPI. Free admission. Donna. (712) 210-9044. (956) 761-1248. Rock Club Show, 08:00 AM, Bentsen Country Western Jam, 11:00 AM, Grove Resort, 1645 S Bentsen Palm Green Gate Grove, 2135 S Bentsen Dr, Palmview. (956) 585-0703. Palm Dr, Palmview. Free admission. Birding Our Backyard, 08:30 AM, (956) 584-1561. Quinta Mazatlan, 600 Sunset Dr, Open Jam, 11:00 AM, Bit-O-Heaven RV & McAllen. (956) 681-3370. MH Park, 1051 Hook St, Bus 83, Donna. Jackson Street Market Days, 09:00 AM, Free admission. (603) 396-2786. Downtown Harlingen, For information Burgers & More, 11:00 AM, Bentsen call (956) 423-4041. Grove Resort, 1645 S Bentsen Palm Craft Show, 09:00 AM, Llano Grande Dr, Palmview. (956) 585-0703. Resort, 2215 E West Blvd, Mercedes. Helen Russell & Company, 11:00 (956) 565-1506. AM, Don-Wes Flea Market, 208 N Buckin Good Time Market, 09:00 AM, Los Victoria Rd, Donna. Free admission. Fresnos Rodeo Grounds, 500 E. Ocean (956) 464-3502. Blvd, Los Fresnos. (651) 829-0361. Ruthi’s Rock-n-Country, 11:00 Cowboy Church w/Lindley Creek, 09:00 AM, Don-Wes Flea Market, 208 N AM, Casa Del Sol, 400 N Val Verde Rd, Victoria Rd, Donna. Free admission. Donna. Pass the hat. (956) 464-9024. (956) 761-5900. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS CONTINUED ON PAGE 34 >>

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The Classics February 1 • 7:00 PM $8.00 Adv/$10.00 Door The Bottomline Band February 7 • 7:00 PM $8.00 Adv/$10.00 Door Valentine’s Dance w/Rewind February 14 • 7:00 PM $12.00 Adv/$14.00 Door

Texas Wheels February 4 • 7:00 PM • $7.00 Fabulous Cruisers February 7 • 7:00 PM • $10.00

ENTERTAINMENT

Pickpocket Gene January 31 • 7:30 PM • $8.00 Jason Whorlow, The Piano Man February 3 • 7:00 PM • $8.00

HAPPY HOUR

ENTERTAINMENT Jim Brown January 29 • 7:00 PM $14.00 Adv/$16.00 Door Sarah Smith Trio February 8 • 7:00 PM $8.00 Adv/$10.00 Door Kainoa Kamaka February 13 • 7:00 PM $8.00 Adv/$10.00 Door

Tim Dirth Hit Man January 30 • 3:00 PM • Pass the Hat • Ballroomat

CRAFT FAIR

February 8 • 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM

QUILT SHOW

February 20 • 10:00 AM • $2.00 • Ballroom

SPECIAL CONCERTS

Join for these wonderful concerts in the ballroom. All Concerts Start at 7:00pm • Tickets are on sale Mon - Fri Advance Tickets Available $13/$14

CRAFT SHOW

February 6 • 8:00 AM- 12:00 PM

50’s/60’s JAM SESSION

Jan 31, Feb 7,14 • 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM

Margaret Hendricksen Activity Director

956-423-5484

Uptown January 26, 2020 Glen Campbell Story February 9, 2020 60’s Mania February 16, 2020

ALL ARE WELCOME • Concessions Open

Margarita and soda set-ups available

Free popcorn and Ice • Come party with us!

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 33 One Hour River Tour, 12:00 PM, Riverside Club, 214 E Chimney Rd, Mission. $11.00 pp. (956) 581-1033. Mapping & Journaling in Nature, 12:00 PM, Quinta Mazatlan, 600 Sunset Dr, McAllen. $3.00 pp. (956) 681-3370. Jam Session, 12:30 PM, Big Valley Trailer Park, 109 W Bus Hwy 83, Donna. (319) 330-7724. Easy Peasy Club, 01:00 PM, A Block Away Quilt Shop, 2706 N 10th St, McAllen. $60.00 pp for year. (956) 638-1961. Karaoke w/Carol & Art, 01:00 PM, Winter Ranch RV Resort, 600 State Hwy 495, Alamo. Free admission. (956) 783-4587. Country Western Jam, 01:00 PM, La Hacienda Estates, 1018 El Paseo Drive, Alamo. (254) 449-4568. Widows Support Group, 01:00 PM, Tropical Valley Acres, 1240 E Bus Hwy 83, Mission. (956) 583-5582. SHREK the Musical, 01:00 PM, La Joya ISD Performing Arts Center, 604 Coyote Dr, La Joya. $7.00 pp. (956) 323-2898. Hobbies in Nature, 02:00 PM, Quinta Mazatlan, 600 Sunset Dr, McAllen. $5.00 pp. (956) 681-3370. The Dysart Family, 02:00 PM, Bibleville Conference Grounds, 1346 N Cesar

Chavez Rd, Alamo. (956) 787-2024. SHREK the Musical, 05:00 PM, La Joya ISD Performing Arts Center, 604 Coyote Dr, La Joya. $7.00 pp. (956) 323-2898. Country Dinner & Jam, 05:30 PM, Casa Del Valle, 1048 N Alamo Rd, Alamo. (956) 783-5008. Country Music Jam, 06:00 PM, Val Verde RV Park & Apts., 1400 W Bus 83, Donna. Free admission. (515) 587-2227. Open Jam Saturdays!, 06:00 PM, AmeriCana RV Resort, 1840 S Bentsen Palm Dr, Palmview. (715) 651-0972. Karaoke, 06:30 PM, Dream Valley Ranch, 2401 N Abram Rd, Mission. Free admission. (660) 464-0118. Dance w/Albert Mikesh Band, 07:00 PM, Tropical Valley Acres, 1240 E Bus Hwy 83, Mission. $5.00 pp. (956) 583-5582. Dance w/Sweetwater Band, 07:00 PM, Trophy Gardens RV Resort, 800 State Hwy 495, Alamo. $6.00 pp. (956) 787-7717. Dance w/Texas Wheels, 07:00 PM, Winter Ranch RV Resort, 600 State Hwy 495, Alamo. $7.00 pp. (956) 783-4587. Dance w/Regan James, 07:00 PM, Twin Lakes RV Park, 301 N. Shary Rd, Mission. $6.00 (956) 585-9982

Dance w/The Beers, 07:00 PM, Eastgate MH & RV Park, 2801 E Harrison Ave, Harlingen. $7.50 pp. (815) 228-6221. Dance w/Hot Rodz, 07:00 PM, Paradise Resort Estates, 301 E Hall Acres Rd, Pharr. $6.00 pp. (956) 782-2414. “Palm Resaca Road Trip”, 07:00 PM, Palm Resaca Mobile Home Park, 100 Tangerine Blvd, Brownsville. Donations. (956) 546-7423. Bill Chrastil, 07:00 PM, Seven Oaks Resort, 801 S Inspiration Rd, Mission. $8.00 pp. (956) 581-0068. Dance w/Country Pickin’ Band, 07:00 PM, San Juan Gardens, 900 E Hwy 83, San Juan. $6.00 pp. (816) 509-4085. Dance w/Country Roland, 07:00 PM, Split Rail RV Park, 513 N Los Ebanos Rd, Mission. $7.00 pp. (956) 585-8135. Dance w/Diego, 07:00 PM, Llano Grande Resort, 2215 E West Blvd, Mercedes. $7.00 pp. (956) 565-2638. Dance w/Dixon Company Band, 07:00 PM, El Valle Del Sol, 2500 E Bus Hwy 83, Mission. $6.00 pp. (956) 585-5704. Dance w/High Country, 07:00 PM, Southern Comfort RV Resort, 1501 S Airport Rd, Weslaco. $8.00 pp. (956) 968-3140. Dance w/Leslie Blasing, 07:00 PM,

Sunshine RV Resort, 1900 Grace Ave, Harlingen. $6.00 pp. (956) 425-7448. Dance w/Night Ryders, 07:00 PM, Sleepy Valley Resort, 2301 N Abram Rd, Mission. $7.00 pp. (417) 588-1588. Dance w/Poison Ivey, 07:00 PM, Enchanted Valley Ranch, 7300 Monroe St, Mission. $10.00 pp. (956) 519-8597. Dance w/Rewind, 07:00 PM, Green Gate Grove, 2135 S Bentsen Palm Dr, Palmview. $10.00 pp. (956) 584-1561. Dance w/Rick McEwen, 07:00 PM, Hidden Valley Ranch, 7600 Long Dr, Mission. (417) 337-0617. Dance w/Roger Kenaston Band, 07:00 PM, Leisure World, 400 E 18th St, Weslaco. $7.00 pp. (712) 216-2348. Dance w/SouthBound Band, 07:00 PM, Mission Bell RV Resort, 1711 E Bus 83, Mission. $7.00 pp. (918) 637-7703. Dance w/The Classics, 07:00 PM, Tropic Winds RV Resort, 1501 N Loop 499, Harlingen. $8.00/$10.00 door pp. (956) 423-5484. Dance w/The Jealous Heart Band, 07:00 PM, Canyon Lake RV Resort, 4770 N Mayberry Rd, Mission. $10.00 pp. (956) 580-7654. Jason Whorlow, The Piano Man, 07:00

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••••• ENTERTAINMENT ••••• 7:00PM - 9:00PM Doors Open at 6:30PM

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••••• TIKI HUT JAM •••••

$6.00 $8.00 $8.00 $7.00 $7.00 $8.00

2:00 PM - 5:00 PM • Open Mic 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Every Wednesday through March 25th Food available

alamoroseactivities938@gmail.com

Leslie Blasing No Dance Sweetwater Rewind Diego

ENTERTAINMENT / SHOW

7:00pm - 9:00pm • Doors Open at 6:00pm

Jan 29 Feb 5 Feb 12 Feb 19 Feb 26

Mario Pickpocket Gene Jason Coleman Bob Courtney Greg Jones

CRAFT & BOOK SALE

8:00am - 12:00pm February 1, 2020 • March 7, 2020

••••• COUNTRY JAM •••••

GOSPEL & COUNTRY JAM

Thursdays • Dec 5, 2019 - Feb 27, 2020

OPEN JAM

1:00PM - 3:00PM • Concession Available

••••• GOSPEL JAM •••••

6:00 PM - 8:00 PM • Food available 5:00PM Sundays • Dec 8, 2019 - Feb 23, 2020

•• ARTS & CRAFT SALE •• 8:00AM - 12:00PM February 18, 2020

Randy & Nancy Zuleger, Activity Directors

956-783-2605 938 S. Alamo Rd. • Alamo, TX 78516

Jan 31 Feb 7 Feb 21 Feb 28 Mar 6

Every Wednesday • 1:30pm Every Saturday • 1:00pm

LINE DANCING

Monday and Friday • 1:00pm

SQUARE DANCING

Every Monday starting Jan 6 • 9:30am

Connie Teel, Activity Director

Becky Hightower, Activity Director

956-428-4414 5401 W. Bus. 83 • Harlingen, TX 78552 www.rvresorts.com/park-place-estates.html

DANCE

Every Wednesday 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM Steven May & The Southern Knights $6.00 • BYOB Concession Available: Popcorn, Pop, Candy, Ice & Chips Hot dogs $2 from 5pm - 7pm

HAPPY HOUR

Mondays w/ Steven May Jan 6, 2020 - Apr 13, 2020

4:00 - 5:30p • Donations

JAMS

6:30 PM - 8:30 PM December 15, 2019 - March 19, 2020

VALENTINE DINNER DANCE with Jason Whorlow February 14 • 5:00 PM • $10

ENTERTAINMENT

Bill Chrastil February 4 • 7:00 PM • $8 Maggie Mae February 11 • 7:00 PM • $8 William Florian February 18 • 7:00 PM • $8

956-787-6461

101 E. Sioux Road Pharr, Texas 78577 tipotexasactivities@rvresorts.com


Celebrating South Texas!

www.welcomehomergv.com

DANCE ENTERTAINMENT & SHOWS PM, Fiesta Village, 205 S Stewart Rd, Mission. $8.00 pp. (956) 585-9264. Sarah Smith Trio, 07:00 PM, Restful Valley Ranch, 7130 W IH 2, Mission. $7.00 pp. (319) 296-5410. Shake, Rattle & Roll, 07:00 PM, Mission West Resort, 511 E Loop 374, Palmview. $8.00 pp. (956) 585-0624. Sock Hop Dance w/The Stars, 07:00 PM, Siesta Retirement Village, 2712 S International Blvd, Weslaco. $6.00 pp. (712) 420-0547. Strassenfest, 07:00 PM, Fun N Sun RV Resort, 1400 Zillock Rd, San Benito. $5.00 - $7.00 pp. (956) 399-5800. The Dysart Family, 07:00 PM, Bibleville Conference Grounds, 1346 N Cesar Chavez Rd, Alamo. (956) 787-2024. Williamson Branch, 07:00 PM, Winter Haven Village, 1015 W Sam Houston, Pharr. $8.00 pp. (308) 289-2201.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2020 Church Service, 08:10 AM, Restful Valley Ranch, 7130 W IH 2, Mission. (319) 296-5410. Church Service, 08:30 AM, Bentsen Grove Resort, 1645 S Bentsen Palm Dr, Palmview. (956) 585-0703. Church Service, 08:30 AM, Oleander Acres RV Resort, 2421 S Conway

Ave, McAllen. (503) 593-1457. Church Service, 08:30 AM, Rio Valley Estates, 715 N Westgate Dr, Weslaco. (956) 532-9665. Church Service, 08:45 AM, San Juan Gardens, 900 E Hwy 83, San Juan. (618) 581-7019. Church Service, 08:45 AM, Winter Haven Village, 1015 W Sam Houston, Pharr. Port Isabel Antique & Flea Market, 09:00 AM, Beulah Lee Park, Hwy 100. Port Isabel. (956) 455-6798. Church Service, 09:00 AM, Hidden Valley Ranch, 7600 Long Dr, Mission. (956) 580-4477. Church Service, 09:00 AM, Big Valley Trailer Park, 109 W Bus Hwy 83, Donna. (319) 330-7724. Church Service, 09:00 AM, Tropic Winds RV Resort, 1501 N Loop 499, Harlingen. (956) 423-5484. Church Service, 09:00 AM, Leisure World, 400 E 18th St, Weslaco. Church Service, 09:00 AM, Snow to Sun RV Resort, 1701 N International Blvd, Weslaco. (956) 968-0322. Church Service, 09:00 AM, Paradise South RV Resort, 9099 N Mile 2 West Rd, Mercedes. (956) 376-3798. Church Service, 09:00 AM, Paradise Park RV Resort, 1201 N Exp 77,

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Harlingen. (956) 425-6881. Village II, 215 S. Valley View Rd, Buckin Good Time Market, 09:00 Donna. AM, Los Fresnos Rodeo Grounds, Church Service, 09:30 AM, Country 500 E. Ocean Blvd, Los Fresnos. Palms RV Park, 600 E FM 495, (651) 829-0361. San Juan. Church Service, 09:00 AM, Eastgate Church Service, 10:00 AM, Paradise MH & RV Park, 2801 E Harrison Ave, Resort Estates, 301 E Hall Acres Harlingen. (815) 228-6221. Rd, Pharr. Church Service, 09:00 AM, Fiesta Church Service, 10:00 AM, Mission Village, 205 S Stewart Rd, Mission. West Resort, 511 E Loop 374, (956) 585-9264. Mission. (956) 585-0624. Church Service, 09:00 AM, Ranchero Church Service, 10:00 AM, Sunshine Village, 1900 S Bridge Ave, Weslaco. RV Resort, 1900 Grace Ave, (956) 968-6223. Harlingen. (956) 425-7448. Church Service, 09:00 AM, Alamo Church Service, 10:00 AM, Canyon Rec Veh Park, 1320 W Frontage Rd, Lake RV Resort, 4770 N Mayberry Alamo. (956) 475-5018. Rd, Mission. (956) 580-7654. Church Service, 09:00 AM, Palm Church Service, 10:30 AM, Pleasant Shadows RV Resort, 200 N Val Verde Valley Resort, 7320 W Exp 83, Rd, Donna. (607) 427-3082. Mission. (956) 580-8454. Church Service, 09:00 AM, Alamo RGV Wedding & Quince Expo, 12:00 Palms RV Resort, 1341 W Bus Hwy PM, McAllen Convention Center, 700 83, Alamo. (956) 787-7571. Convention Center Blvd, McAllen. Church Service, 09:15 AM, Sleepy $10.00 pp. (956) 215-7525. Valley Resort, 2301 N. Abram Rd, Gospel Jam, 01:00 PM, Leisure Mission. (417) 588-1588. World, 400 E 18th St, Weslaco. Church Service, 09:20 AM, Lakewood (816) 390-3168. RV Resort, 4525 Graham Rd, Jam Session, 01:00 PM, Fiesta Harlingen. (956) 357-5498. Village, 205 S. Stewart Rd Mission. Church Service, 09:30 AM, Quiet (956) 585-9264. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS CONTINUED ON PAGE 37 >>

2019 - 2020 UPCOMING EVENTS

••••• Tropic Star Dances ••••• 2019 - 2020 SEASON EVENTS

UPCOMING DANCE 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Doors open to Public 5:30 PM Concessions and Set Ups Available • BYOB Attendance Limited to 400

Feb 1

Sweetwater.............................. $6 Smokin’ Gun............................ $6

7:00 - 10:00PM • Doors Open 6:15PM Reserved Seating Sold • Concessions Available

Jan 31 The Cruisers $10.00 Feb 14 Sock Hop with DJ Dan $5.00 (Sponsored by Softball) Feb 28 The Agency $10.00 Mar 6 Texas Hoe Down with DJ Dan $5.00 (Sponsored by Softball)

••••• Tropic Star Shows •••••

ENTERTAINMENT

7PM - 10PM • Doors Open 6:15PM Feb 4 Williamson Branch $10.00 Feb 11 KAI $8.00 Feb 18 Absolutely Country Definitely Gospel $10.00 Mar 3 Lindley Creek $10.00

Doors open at 6:00 PM Concessions available (except Razz Ma Tazz)

with RK Welander

Feb 8 Feb 15 Bottom Line............................... $6 Feb 22 Diego......................................... $7 Starts at 7:00 PM unless otherwise noted

Feb 9 Adam Pope............................$7 Feb 16 Maggie Mae............................ $8 Feb 23 Spittin Image............................. $8 Mar 1 Roger Wayne............................ $8

CRAFT SHOWS

•• Rock & Roll Jams ••

Tuesdays 12:00 - 2:00PM • Dining Room Lunch Served 11:00AM - 1:00PM Ice Cream, Popcorn, & Soda Available

February 4,11,18,25 March 3,10,17,24,31

••••• Craft Shows •••••

8:00 AM -12:00 NOON

First Friday of Month • 7:30AM - Noon

February 22, 2020

February 7, 2020 March 6, 2020

Lunch starting at 11:30am

Stephanie & Jason Skelly, Activity Directors

Contact Activity Office for more information

956-685-5300 800 TX-495 • Alamo, TX 78516 Main Office : 956-787-7717

www.rvresorts.com/trophy-gardens.html

Breakfast and Lunch Available

Great Food and Delicious Pie!

Ron & Cheryl Schimmel, Activity Directors

stated FRIDAY DANCE • 7PM • $6 unless otherwise

Jan 31 Helen Russell & Company Feb 7 Regan James Feb 14 Route 66 Feb 21 South Texas Ramblers Feb 28 Shake, Rattle & Roll (Sock Hop) Mar 6 Night Ryders Mar 13 Route 66

ENTERTAINMENT • 7:00PM

unless stated otherwise

Feb 4 Pickpocket Gene $8 Adv/$9 Door Feb 16 Bob Dolle & Hall of Fame $7 Adv/$8 Door **WE ACCEPT CC FOR ADVANCE TICKETS**

UPCOMING JAMS

Dulcimer Jam

Every Thursday • 1:00PM to 3:00PM

Country Gospel Jam Every Monday • 1:00PM to 3:00PM

UPCOMING SHOWS/SALES/FAIRS

Jan 30 Health Fair 9am - Noon Feb 1 Rummage Sale 8am - 11:00am

FOR INFORMATION / TICKET PURCHASES

956-787-5957

501 W. Owassa Rd.• Pharr, TX 78577

www.rvresorts.com/tropic-star.html

WE NOW ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS

1401 S. Cage Blvd.• Pharr, TX 78577

956-782-7886

February Show Only 3-5pm

Show & Party Party Only 5:30p

2

$

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Snacks Available during Halftime WE ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS

CALL NOW FOR TICKETS

956-782-7886 501 W. Owassa Rd.• Pharr, TX 78577


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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 35 Live Music w/Renaissance Rockers, 01:00 PM, Riverside Club, 214 E Chimney Rd, Mission. (956) 581-1033. Beginner Line Dance Sundays, 02:00 PM, AmeriCana RV Resort, 1840 S Bentsen Palm Dr, Palmview. (715) 651-0972. Gospel Jam, 02:00 PM, Valley View Estates, 2100 Vernon St, Mission. Free admission. (651) 492-2278. Dance w/Tiny Hill Orchestra, 03:00 PM, Ranchero Village, 1900 S Bridge Ave, Weslaco. Free admission. (306) 736-7782. Naomi Bristow, 03:00 PM, Mission Bell RV Resort, 1711 E Bus 83, Mission. $7.00 pp. (956) 585-4833. RGV Concert Band, 03:00 PM, Alamo Palms RV Resort, 1341 W Bus Hwy 83, Alamo. Pass the hat. (956) 787-7571. Super Bowl Party w/Sarah Smith Trio, 03:00 PM, Texas Trails RV Resort, 501 W Owassa Rd, Pharr. $8.00/$9.00 pp. (956) 782-7886. Meatloaf Dinner, 04:00 PM, Lamplighter MH Subdivision, 2240 S Bentsen Palm Dr, Palmview. (319) 750-2308. Karaoke, 05:00 PM, Bit-O-Heaven RV & MH Park, 1051 Hook St, Bus Hwy 83. Donna. Free admission. (603) 396-2786.

Gospel Jam, 05:30 PM, Lamplighter MH Subdivision, 2240 S Bentsen Palm Dr, Palmview. (319) 750-2308. Gospel Jam, 06:00 PM, Bluebonnet RV Resort, 3366 N. Bentsen Palm Dr, Mission. (956) 585-7630. PH II, III, IV RD Dance Party, 06:30 PM, Alamo Palms RV Resort, 1341 W. Business 83, Alamo. (765) 661-0612 Jam Session, 06:30 PM, Tip O’ Texas, 101 E Sioux Rd, Pharr. (956) 787-6461. Free Movie Night, 07:00 PM, Paradise Resort Estates, 301 E Hall Acres Rd, Pharr. (956) 787-1521.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2020 Casa del Sol Craft Show, 08:00 AM, Casa Del Sol, 400 N Val Verde Rd, Donna. Lunch served. (785) 249-5296. Craft Show, 08:00 AM, Casa Del Valle, 1048 N Alamo Rd, Alamo. (956) 783-5008. Craft/Bake/Patio Sale/Flea Market, 08:00 AM, Eldorado Acres, 610 N FM 492, Palmview. Free admission. (956) 581-6718. Line Dance, 09:00 AM, Tropical Valley Acres, 1240 E Bus Hwy 83, Mission. (956) 583-5582. Beginner/Improver Line Dance, 10:00

Back from Germany and Switzerland

National and International 50’s & 60’s Tribute Artist

AM, Casa Del Valle, 1048 N Alamo Rd. admission. (956) 585-5704. Alamo. Donations. (956) 783-5008. Music Jam, 01:00 PM, Alamo Palms Co-Ed Golf Scramble, 10:00 AM, RV Resort, 1341 W Hwy 83, Alamo. Mission West Resort, 511 E Loop (918) 344-6393. 374, Palmview. (956) 585-0624. Countryside Jam, 01:00 PM, One Hour River Tour, 12:00 PM, CountrySide Mobile Home & RV Park, Riverside Club, 214 E Chimney Rd, 100 N Valley View Rd, Donna. Free Mission. $11.00 pp. (956) 581-1033. admission. (918) 916-0541. Beginner Squares w/Ron Betzelberger, Big Band, 01:00 PM, Enchanted Valley 12:00 PM, Alamo Palms RV Resort, Ranch, 7300 Monroe St, Mission. 1341 W. Business 83, Alamo. Free admission. (956) 519-8597. (217) 737-5677 Jam Session, 01:00 PM, Tropical Jam w/Bob Dolle & Friends, 12:30 Trail MH & RV Park, San Benito, PM, Alamo Rec Veh Park, 1320 W 690 N Oscar Williams Rd, San Frontage Rd, Alamo. Free admission. Benito. (920) 377-1476. (956) 475-5018. Clogging!, 01:15 PM, Tip O’ Texas, 101 Music Jam, 01:00 PM, Palm Gardens E Sioux Rd, Pharr. (724) 813-2465. RV & MH Park, 3401 W Bus 83, PH II-III RD Dance Workshop, 02:00 Harlingen. (956) 440-8878. PM, Alamo Palms RV Resort, 1341 W. Country & Open Jam, 01:00 PM, Business 83, Alamo. (765) 661-0612 Wagon City North, 2905 N Conway Monday Night Hamburgers, 04:00 PM, Ave, Mission. (515) 802-9421. Mission West Resort, 511 E Loop Country Jam, 01:00 PM, Winter Haven 374, Mission. (956) 585-0624. Village, 1015 W Sam Houston Dr, Lasagna Dinner, 04:00 PM, Lamplighter Pharr. (956) 787-7881. MH Subdivision, 2240 S Bentsen Jam Session, 01:00 PM, Citrus Valley Palm Dr, Palmview. (319) 750-2308. RV Park, 2901 W State Hwy 107, All You Can Eat Pancakes & French McAllen. (920) 810-3353. Toast, 04:30 PM, Bentsen Grove Karaoke, 01:00 PM, El Valle Del Sol, Resort, 1645 S Bentsen Palm Dr, 2500 E Bus Hwy 83, Mission. Free Palmview. (956) 585-0703. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS CONTINUED ON PAGE 38 >>

MUSIC &

DANCING

“Shake Rattle & Roll”

COME JOIN THE UPCOMING FUN!

DANCE

Every Saturday at 7:00pm November 2 - Mar 28

Texas Wheels | $7

Join Us for Burgers & Fries • 5:30pm | $6 Line Dance Class • 6:00pm

Nominated for the Valley Star Awards

2020 Male Vocalist of the Year

Feb 6 @ 7 PM Ticket $10 Advance $12 At The Door

Fun and Sun RV Resort 1400 Zillock Rd San Benito, Texas www.shakerattleroll4.com 903-445-6907

ENTERTAINMENT

Snow To Sun, Weslaco • 3pm-4:30pm

All Shows 7:00pm unless otherwise noted Jan. 30 | Mario Rosales | $8 Feb. 6 | Rick McEwen | $7 Feb. 13 | Patsy Cline Tribute w/Rainy | $7 Feb. 20 | Shake Rattle & Roll | $8 Feb. 23 | Lynn Nelson | 2pm | Donations Feb. 27 | Faith's Journey | $10 Mar. 5 | Ralph Kuster | $8 Mar. 12 | Jason Whorlow - Piano Man | $7

LaFloresta RV, Mercedes (Private Event)

CRAFT SALE

Friday, January 31, 2020

Snow To Sun, Weslaco • 3pm-4:30pm

Tuesday, February 11, 2020

Bit O Heaven RV, Donna • 3:30pm-5pm

Thursday, February 13, 2020

Leisure Valley Ranch, Mission • 3pm-5pm

Friday, February 14, 2020 Friday, February 14, 2020

Saturday, February 15, 2020

8:00am - 12:00pm Feb. 11 | Mar. 10 Vendors Welcome

Seven Oaks RV, Mission • 7pm-9pm • $7

Monday, February 17, 2020

John Knox Village, Weslaco (Private Event)

Tuesday, February 18, 2020

London Bar & Grill • 129 E. Nolana, McAllen 4pm-6pm • Winter Texan Appreciation

All events are open to the public unless specified as Private

For booking, please call (956) 455-4195 Email @ curtjames49@yahoo.com Facebook @ Curt James Entertainer

600 St. Hwy 495 • Alamo, TX 78516

956-783-4587 George & Linda Craig Activity Directors

Find Us on

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 37 Burger Night, 05:00 PM, Paradise Park Inc. McAllen, 100 E Hackberry Ave, McAllen. (956) 682-8081. Shrine Club Dinner-Ribs, 05:00 PM, RGV Shrine Club, 13413 Exp 83, La Feria. $7.00 pp. (956) 797-1524. Country Jam, 05:30 PM, Lamplighter MH Subdivision, 2240 S Bentsen Palm Dr, Palmview. (319) 750-2308. Music Jam, 05:30 PM, The Grove, Bus 83 & Stewart Rd, San Juan. (320) 250-2488. Country Jam, 06:00 PM, Mission West Resort, 511 E Loop 374, Mission. Free admission. (956) 585-0624. Mainstream Square Dance, 07:00 PM, First Christian Church, McAllen, 1201 E Fern Ave, McAllen. $5.00 pp. $5.00 pp. (913) 302-3742. Absolutely Country, 07:00 PM, Hidden Valley Ranch, 7600 Long Dr, Mission. $8.00 pp. (956) 580-4477. Dance w/SouthBound Band, 07:00 PM, Rio Valley Estates, 715 N Westgate Dr, Weslaco. $7.00 pp. (319) 431-7632. Jason Whorlow, The Piano Man, 07:00 PM, Victoria Palms Resort, 602 N Victoria Rd, Donna. $8.00 pp. (956) 782-3263. Leslie Blasing, 07:00 PM, Palm

Shadows RV Resort, 200 N Val Verde Rd, Donna. $7.00 pp. (956) 464-3326. Men of A-Chord, 07:00 PM, McAllen Mobile Park, 4900 N McColl Rd, McAllen. $5.00 pp. (956) 566-2775. Shake, Rattle & Roll, 07:00 PM, Casa Del Sol, 400 N Val Verde Rd, Donna. $8.00 pp. (956) 464-9024. William Florian, 07:00 PM, Fun N Sun RV Resort, 1400 Zillock Rd, San Benito. $8.00 - $10.00 pp. (956) 399-5800.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 Countryside Craft Fair, 08:00 AM, CountrySide Mobile Home & RV Park, 100 N Valley View Rd, Donna. Free admission. (918) 916-0541. Bird Walk, 08:30 AM, Edinburg Scenic Wetlands & World Birding Center, 714 S Raul Longoria Rd, Edinburg. Cost for admission. (956) 381-9922. Nebraska Breakfast, 08:30 AM, Nomad Shrine Club, 1044 W Nolana Loop, Pharr. $9.00 pp. (956) 781-1986. Ultra Beginner Line Dance, 09:00 AM, Tropic Winds RV Resort, 1501 N Loop 499, Harlingen. (956) 423-5484. Bible Study, 09:00 AM, Lakewood RV

Resort, 4525 Graham Rd, Harlingen. (956) 357-5498. Beginner Line Dance, 09:30 AM, Tropic Winds RV Resort, 1501 N Loop 499, Harlingen. (956) 423-5484. Golden Age Olympics - Petanque, 09:30 AM, Pleasant Valley Resort, 7320 W Exp 83, Mission. $7.00 pp first event. (956) 580-8454. Square Dance Lessons w/Randy Daugherty, 10:00 AM, Tip O’ Texas, 101 E Sioux Rd, Pharr. (956) 787-6461. Beginner Line Dance, 10:00 AM, Bit-O-Heaven RV & MH Park, 1051 Hook St, Donna. Free admission. (956) 375-0125. Quilt Show, 10:00 AM, Green Gate Grove, 2135 S Bentsen Palm Dr, Palmview. (956) 584-1561. “Orphan Train Riders” Presented by Dorothy A. Lund Nelson, 10:30 AM, Weslaco Museum, 500 Texas Blvd, Weslaco. $5.00 pp. (956) 968-9142. Intermediate Line Dance, 11:00 AM, Bit-O-Heaven RV & MH Park, 1051 Hook Street, Donna. Free admission. (956) 375-0125. Oleander Acres Hamburger Lunch, 11:00 AM, Oleander Acres RV Resort, 2421 S Conway Ave, McAllen. $4.00

pp. (503) 593-1457. Country Jam, 11:00 AM, Leisure World, 400 E 18th St, Weslaco. Free admission. (956) 968-8412. Rock & Roll Jam, 11:00 AM, Tropic Star RV Resort, 1401 S Cage Blvd, Pharr. Free admission. (956) 787-5773. Taco Tuesday, 11:30 AM, Sleepy Valley Resort, 2301 N. Abram Rd, Mission. $6.00 (417) 588-1588. Sirloin Burger & Chips, 11:30 AM, W & I Resort, 206 S Stewart Rd, Mission. $4.00 pp. (956) 585-6594. One Hour River Tour, 12:00 PM, Riverside Club, 214 E Chimney Rd, Mission. $11.00 pp. (956) 581-1033. Beginner Squares, 12:00 PM, Alamo Palms RV Resort, 1341 W Bus 83, Alamo. (217) 737-5677. Jam Session, 01:00 PM, Paradise Park Inc. McAllen, 100 E Hackberry Ave, McAllen. Lunch at 11:30 am. (956) 682-8081. Ruthi at Clayton’s Beach Bar & Grill, 01:00 PM, Clayton’s Beach Bar & Grill, 6900 Padre Blvd, SPI. Free admission. (405) 326-3829. Country Jam, 01:00 PM, Oleander Acres RV Resort, 2421 S Conway Ave, McAllen. Pass the hat. (503) 593-1457.

Mobile Home/ RV Resort

JOIN THE FUN!

NEXT DANCE

Saturday, February 1

JEALOUS HEART BAND 7:00 PM • $10.00

NEXT ENTERTAINMENT Saturday, February 8

ROGER WAYNE 7:00 PM • $7.00

HAPPY HOUR

Thursdays • 6:00PM – 7:30PM BYOB • Snack Bar Available Feb. 18 Diego................................Donations

DANCE

7:00pm • BYOB • Snack Bar Available Feb. 14 RENAISSANCE ROCKERS.... $10.00 Mar. 7 RUSTY RIERSON..................... $8.00 Mar. 14 GREYROCK............................. $8.00

ENTERTAINMENT

7:00pm • BYOB • Snack Bar Available Feb. 22 J & THE SOUND...................... $8.00 Feb. 29 DAVE AND DAPHNE............ $10.00

CRAFT SALE

Wednesday, February 5 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Lunch served at 11:30am

4770 N. Mayberry Road Mission, TX 78573

877-550-7961

Terry Miller • Activity Director

www.casadelsol.us

UPCOMING SEASON EVENTS JANUARY 2020

Jan 30 7PM Sarah Smith Trio Feb 3 Feb 3 Feb 10 Feb 14 Feb 16 Feb 19 Feb 20 Feb 23 Feb 27

FEBRUARY 2020

$7

8AM Craft Show 7PM Shake, Rattle & Roll $8 7PM Jason Coleman $7 7PM Tom Wurth Dinner 6PM Dinner/Show $15 • Show Only ticket $8 3PM Tiny Hill Orchestra FREE 7PM Glenn Miller Orchestra $25 7PM Rusty Rierson $8 7PM Jimmy Burson Band FREE 6:30PM Helen Russell & Company

COWBOY CHURCH

9:00 AM • Pass the Hat Feb 1, 15, 22, 29 Lindley Creek

FAITH, FAMILY, AND FREEDOM

featuring Lindley Creek & Williamson Branch

February 8 • 2PM & 7PM $15.00 adv / $18.00 door

OLDIES ROCK N' COUNTRY JAM

Fridays • December 6 - March 13 Lunch 11:30AM - 12:30PM • Jam 12:30 - 2:30 PM

Lunch available 11:30AM - 12:30PM Concessions available 1PM - 3PM

956-464-9024

400 N Val Verde Rd • Donna, TX Craig and Karyl Ruhde, Activity Directors


Celebrating South Texas!

www.welcomehomergv.com

DANCE ENTERTAINMENT & SHOWS C2 Workshop & Plus w/a Twist, 01:00 PM, Tip O’ Texas, 101 E Sioux Rd, Pharr. (956) 787-6461. 2 Hour River Tour, 01:00 PM, Riverside Club, 214 E Chimney Rd, Mission. $20.00 pp. (956) 581-1033. Jam Session, 01:00 PM, Lakewood RV Resort, 4525 Graham Rd, Harlingen. (956) 357-5498. Old Time Variety Dance w/Albert Makesh, 01:00 PM, Fiesta Village, 205 S Stewart Rd, Mission. $5.00 pp. (956) 585-9264. Shake, Rattle & Roll, 01:00 PM, Country Sunshine RV Resort, 1601 S Airport Dr, Weslaco. $8.00 pp. (956) 638-3158. “Orphan Train Riders” Presented by Dorothy A. Lund Nelson, 01:30 PM, Weslaco Museum, 500 Texas Blvd, Weslaco. $5.00 pp. (956) 968-9142. PH III-IV RD Dance Workshop, 02:00 PM, Alamo Palms RV Resort, 1341W. Business 83, Alamo. (765) 661-0612. Happy Hour w/Dixon Company Band, 03:00 PM, Hakubas Social Club, 911 N Val Verde Rd, Donna. Free admission. (956) 226-3433. Happy Hour w/Rusty Rierson, 03:00 PM, Llano Grande Resort, 2215 E West Blvd, Mercedes. Pass the hat.

(956) 565-2638. Happy Hour, 03:30 PM, Bit-O-Heaven RV & MH Park, 1051 Hook St, Bus 83, Donna. Pass the hat. (603) 396-2786. Classic Country Jam & Meal, 04:00 PM, Enchanted Valley Ranch, 7300 Monroe St, Mission. Free admission. (956) 519-8597. Pulled Pork Dinner, 04:00 PM, Aladdin Villas, 1415 Aladdin Villas Blvd, Mission. $6.00 pp. (956) 310-2448. Rock & Roll Dinner & Jam, 05:30 PM, Casa Del Valle, 1048 N Alamo Rd, Alamo. (956) 783-5008. Horse Races, 06:30 PM, Fiesta Village, 205 S Stewart Rd, Mission. (956) 585-9264. Dance w/Texas Wheels, 07:00 PM, Victoria Palms Resort, 602 N Victoria Rd, Donna. $7.00 pp. (956) 782-3263. Dance w/Diego & Edith, 07:00 PM, Paradise Park RV Resort, 1201 N Exp 77, Harlingen. $6.00 pp. (956) 425-6881. Bill Chrastil, 07:00 PM, Tip O’ Texas, 101 E Sioux Rd, Pharr. $8.00 pp. (956) 787-6461. BJ Brothers, 07:00 PM, Lamplighter MH Subdivision, 2240 S Bentsen

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JAM SESSIONS Palm Dr, Palmview. $7.00 pp. Dance w/Night Ryders, 07:00 PM, Alamo Rec Veh Park, 1320 W Frontage Rd, Alamo. $7.00 pp. (956) 475-5018. Helen Russell & Company, 07:00 PM, Alamo Rose RV Resort, 938 S Alamo Rd, Alamo. $7.00 pp. (956) 783-2605. Pickpocket Gene, 07:00 PM, Texas Trails RV Resort, 501 W Owassa Rd, Pharr. $8.00/$9.00 pp. (956) 782-7886. Ralph Kuster Timless Treasures, 07:00 PM, Quiet Village II, 215 S Valley View Rd, Donna. $7.00 pp. (712) 210-9044. Rick McEwen, 07:00 PM, Tropical Valley Acres, 1240 E Bus 83, Mission. $8.00 pp. (956) 600-7700. Rusty Rierson, 07:00 PM, Bentsen Grove Resort, 1645 S Bentsen Palm Dr, Palmview. $8.00 pp. (956) 585-0703. Shake, Rattle & Roll, 07:00 PM, Mission Bell RV Resort, 1711 E Bus 83, Mission. $8.00 pp. (956) 585-4833. Williamson Branch, 07:00 PM, Tropic Star RV Resort, 1401 S Cage Blvd, Pharr. $10.00 pp. (956) 787-5773. •

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ENTERTAINMENT

THURSDAY • 1PM - 5PM • EVENT CENTER No cover charge January 30................................. Roger Kenaston Band February 6........................... Helen Russell & Company

LIVE MUSIC Friday • 1PM - 5PMWeather permitting

SATURDAY LIVE MUSIC • 1PM - 5PM

February 1...................................................... Ezendil February 8...............................................Rick Dodson

LIVE MUSIC Every Sunday • 2PM - 6PM

February 2.................................. Renaissance Rockers February 9........................................... Riverside Band

Debbie & Gordy Wednesday, Feb 12

1-5pm • $10.00pp

Tickets on Sale NOW Doors Open at 11:00 “This high-energy show features all your favorite Patsy songs along with interesting bits of trivia and hilarious (not-so-true stories). Rainy has also added a few hits from 60’s pop stars Karen Carpenter, Connie Francis and Anne Murray… Truly a Must-See Show!”

Texas Shows for 2020 Friday, Jan. 31 • 7-9 pm

Enchanted Valley Ranch, Mission

Wednesday, Feb. 5 • 7-9 pm

Paradise Park RV Resort, Harlingen

Thursday, Feb. 13 • 7-9 pm Winter Ranch RV, Alamo

Thursday, Feb. 20 • 7-8:30 pm

Bentsen Palms RV Park, Mission

For Information and Booking

call (956)702-6819

or email : Lorraine.legends@tbaytel.net

Huge Dance Floor Serving food from menu

Ozark Jubilee

Thursday, Feb 27 2:00pm • $30.00pp Johnny Cash Tribute Show Wednesday, Mar 4 2:00pm • $10.00pp

TRY OUR TEXAS SIZE PORK TENDERLOIN

Friday Fish Fry

Catfish, Cod, Shrimp or Combo Dinner

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Roadrunner RV Park, Alamo

January 30, 2020

Lemon Tree Estates, Mission

January 31, 2020

Eastgate RV Park, Harlingen

February 1, 2020

Orange Grove RV Park, Edinburg

February 2, 2020

Mission Bell Tradewinds, Mission

February 3, 2020

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J5 RV Resort, Mission

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Eldorado Acres RV Park, Palmview

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Submitted by Randy Hoelscher, The Border Cook

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fter a break to do some website work for our park, I had to come up with something easy to make for happy hour this week. I decided on Chicken Chimichangas—mini chimis; it wasn’t dinner, after all. In keeping with a theme for keeping recipes simple to make, this one uses almost all prepared ingredients. The chimichanga is similar to a burrito, the difference being that the chimichanga is fried in oil after being rolled up. For this recipe, I used prepared, spiced chicken and canned, diced tomatoes in order to cut down on preparation time. This recipe made 20 mini chimichangas. • 20 6-inch flour tortillas • About 1.75 lbs. meat – I used Mi-Tienda-brand diced chicken seasoned with chili verde from H-E-B (Note: The meat is available as seasoned chicken, pork, beef, and pork al pastor) • 1 can refried beans • 1 can diced tomatoes – drained • Shredded Mexican cheese blend • Oil for frying – I use corn oil • Toppings of your choice – shredded lettuce, sour cream or Mexican Crema, guacamole, avocado, etc. The chimichangas are only fried briefly, so it is important to completely fry the chicken and heat the refried beans before placing them in the tortilla. Heat about ½ - ¾ inch of oil to about 350 degrees in a sauté pan (or fryer, if you have one). It is hot enough if a tortilla chip sizzles a bit when dropped in the oil. You will need to roll each chimichanga by hand. Place one half of a tortilla on a flat surface and spread about a tablespoon of beans on it. Don’t get too close to the edges. Add a tablespoon of chicken and a pinch of shredded cheese. Fold the tortilla over onto the ingredients and pull the stuffed part of the tortilla into a tight roll. Next, fold the sides over the stuffed tortilla to close the ends, and finish rolling the tortilla to make a fully closed tube. If your tortillas crack when folding or rolling, they need to be softened. (To soften them, place a few tortillas on a pile of several damp paper towels in a microwave and cover with an inverted plate. Heat them for about 30 seconds.) It’s OK to use a toothpick or two to keep them closed. You can reuse the toothpicks as you go. Gently place the tortillas in the oil, folded side down. Fry until lightly browned; this happens quickly, so watch them closely. Turn them once to brown the second side. Place them on a wire rack or paper towels to drain. Serve warm with all of the special toppings you prefer. You will not use the whole package of meat; leftovers can be used in an excellent chef’s salad. Enjoy! Bueno apetito! •

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Feta cheese can be an acquired taste as it’s quite tangy.

It is most often found in chunks on Greek salad, but biting into a large piece can be overwhelming. This recipe combines the tasty cheese with some ingredients to “soften” the traditional flavor. It can be spread on crackers or on bread rounds, topped with a slice of tomato and lettuce.•

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1 pound crumbled Feta cheese, either goat or cow, at room temperature 4 hard-boiled eggs, peeled and finely chopped 3-4 cloves fresh garlic, peeled and finely minced ½ teaspoon freshly ground black pepper ½ teaspoon dried dill weed ¾ cup regular sour cream, not low-fat or non-fat Small jar of diced pimiento, drained

Place all the ingredients, except the pimiento, into a large bowl and mix well. This can also be done by very quickly pulsing the ingredients in a food processor, but you want some texture to the mixture, not a puree. Gently fold in the chopped pimiento. Tear off a large piece of plastic wrap, about 24” long. Place the cheese mixture in the center and wrap tightly, pulling the edges up to completely enclose the cheese. Refrigerate at least 2 hours, but overnight is best. When ready to serve, unwrap the cheese and place on a plate. Use a rubber spatula to smooth it into a ball or rectangle (your choice). Serve with sturdy crackers or unflavored bagel chips. Sandy Olson--lifelong foodie, restaurant reviewer, cooking teacher, Summer Iowan, and Winter Texan, she spends the season at Palm Shadows RV Park in Donna. This season, Sandy will be sharing recipes for appetizers and other delicious goodies you can make without heating up the kitchen. You can contact Sandy at midwestfoodie@gmail.com.

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Serves 12-14 • 4 medium ripe avocados, peeled and pitted • ½ teaspoon Tabasco sauce • 1 clove garlic, minced • 4 green onions, chopped • 5 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro • 1 tablespoon sliced pickled jalapeños, with juice

• 3 cups sour cream • 1 cup buttermilk • 8 cups chilled chicken broth • Salt to taste

In a blender or food processor, combine avocados, garlic, green onions, cilantro, jalapeños with juice, and Tabasco. Process until smooth. Add sour cream; process again. Stir in buttermilk and chilled chicken broth. Taste for salt. Cover; refrigerate until very cold. May be garnished with a dollop of sour cream and chopped green onions (green part only). • The Junior League of McAllen, Inc. envisions significantly improving the quality of life of the children and youth of our community by preserving the innocence of childhood, encouraging responsibility, and promoting a safe environment. Cookbooks can be purchased through the Junior League website at www.juniorleaguemcallen.org, as well as at Barn White and Quips & Quotes in McAllen.


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Blueberry Mango Protein Smoothie

With the new year comes the hope and promise of better eating

habits, better nutrition and just overall better wellness. And while we can’t eat perfect all of the time (who would want to anyway?) here is an easy treat that packs a healthy punch for morning afternoon or night. We all know the amazing antioxidant benefits of blueberries and and then add to it some protein and delicious mango, and you’ve got a great start to a surely successful and happy day! Bon Appétit! • 16-OUNCES (1-2 SERVINGS)

• 1 cup Soy/Almond/Coconut Milk or Regular Milk • ½ cup plain low-fat yogurt, optional if using dairy • 2 teaspoons mild honey or alternative sweetener as desired • 1 cup fresh or frozen blueberries • 1 cup ripe mango, fresh or frozen • 6 raw almonds, chopped (untoasted) • 6 or 7 ice cubes if desired • Vanilla flavored Protein Powder 1-2 scoops as desired

• • • Combine all of the ingredients in a blender, and blend at high speed until smooth. Enjoy right away.

• • • • • • • Bettina Tolin is a graduate of Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts in Austin Texas. She has cooked in the kitchens of the Ritz-Carlton Amelia Island, Florida. She is currently the Executive Chef and owner of Marcello’s overlooking the historic lighthouse in Port Isabel, Texas. Marcello’s Ocean Grille & Spirits was recently written up in Texas Monthly magazine as the new trending restaurant for dinner and brunch in the South Padre Island area.

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CLASSIFIED SECTION January 29 - February 4, 2020

REAL ESTATE

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Looking for something in the Rio Grande Valley? Our classified section has been the go-to source for our retirees to check out the Valley market by listing what you wish to sell, give away or post your garage sales. For more information on submitting your classfied, please email classifieds@welcomehomergv.com.•

CARS 2001 Mercedes Benz mla320 SUV Very nice car new battery,Tires 50% no dents, very clean interior. Leave here, fly home ...use as only or 2nd car.all power 4wd V6. $1000 OBO 830 739-7150. Clayton ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

FIFTH WHEELS For Sale- 2015 Landmark Newport Fifth Wheel, full body paint, Winegard roofmount dish, solar panels, washer/dryer, Fan-Tastic fan, heatpump 2-bath, 5500lp generator, gas stove oven, non-smoking, excellent condition, view at Paradise South Park site#151, phone or text (519)291-7342. $56,000USD. lakefront227@hurontel.on.ca ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Price Reduced RV at Valhalla Forest River Cardinal Model 2004 fifth wheel 32’ RV for sale by owner-was $9,500 now $8,500. two slides, King bed, new refrigerator, microwave, standard stool, 36 cabinets doors, 10 drawers all oak (936) 219-8858 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

FOR RENT Town home for rent SPI This charming town home is located about 1/2 a block from the beach with a 4 minute walk to a beautiful beach access. It has a back yard haven with a private pool that you would only share with one other unit, (by owners, only if they visit). Bottom 1/2 of duplex, semi private pool that is landscaped like a lush paradise. You have a 3/2 downstairs with a private deck with bbq grill and you share the pool with only one other unit. Everybody loves this unit. 3 bed/2 bath, maximum occupancy 10, max cars 4, non smoking, no pets. Email spibeachhouserentals@gmail.com. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Mobile Rentals/Winter TexansMagic/ Valley Park Cozy mobile homes, with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Close to Mexico or spend time under the sun in South Padre Island ! Enough activies along with farmers market on Mondays. Isaiah V. 646-675-0771

Lamplighter MH development 55+ community. 2240 S Bentsen Palm Drive, Palmview. Includes 2 septic tanks, electric and water. For more information call 717-418-0461. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

2007 CHRYSLER 300 SEDAN One Owner, Touring Sedan V 6, Navy Blue, Grey Cloth Interior, 195,000 Highway Miles, Timing Belt Replaced, Canadian Car Titled In Texas, Asking $2,750.00 Obo Call 956-342-6921 great car if you fly into the Valley ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

SALE: WILD ALASKAN SOCKEYE SALMON Boneless fillets, smoked also available. Buy directly from fishermen. $8.95/lb. Hoff Fisheries 605-270-2306; 605-480-2265 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Lot for Sale at Lamplighter 55+ subdivision, Lot #43, lot size 36W x 55L, septic tank and drain field, electric and water, concrete drive, 10x10 shed $10,000 OBO (956) 379-2028 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

MISCELLANEOUS Annual Park Rummage Sale 7:00am -11:00am - Breakfast Available! Green Bay South - Just off White Ranch Road - 13949 Club Drive La Feria. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Good Buys for RV Owners Spare-tire carrier/receiver hitch mount class A or C includes tire-cover $250. Watersoftner inline, new-in-box $195. Dish Tailgater antenna locates satellite/ includes tripod $500 new selling for $250 OBO. 5000LB receiver hitch $45. Two coleman gas-lanterns $14 each. 620-899-2848 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

INDOOR GARAGE SALE, PANCAKE BREAKFAST HUGE Indoor Garage Sale, Pancake Breakfast and Pie Sale! Saturday, Feb. 1st; 7 A.M.-11 A.M. La Hacienda Estates on Tower Rd., 1 Mile S. of Bus. 83, Alamo For Questions call 952-949-9443 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

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Mobile Home Must Sell Very nice mobile home must sell. 16 x 44 late model home. Competitive price. Alamo RV Park space #88. Home can be moved. For more information call (918) 843-0759 or (918) 348-9552.

Mobile Home Lot For Sale Lots 157, 158 & 159 (one unit) for sale.

Gorgeous 18ft single wide 1996 18ft sglwd, Completely renovated. 2bd-

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2ba Lux vinyl wood floors through out, tile shower, new appliance large island w/storage. Washer/dryer hookups. Storeroom, covered parking corner lot! Move in ready Victoria Palms, Donna. Shelley 956-655-8258

patio, carport, 10x12 wood storage shed, fully furnished, excellent condition. $13,500. For more information call 563-249-4580.

Mobile Home For Sale 12x60 with 2 bedrooms/ 1and 1/2 bath, 12x30 Texas room, with washer, furniture, dishes, etc TV and more all stay! 8x12 shed at Twin Lakes RV Park, a large lot, cheap rent. $14,500 OBO 620-899-2848

Dodge Dakota 4x4 Crew CAB Vey Nice “one owner” No rust,no dents interior clean NEW TIRES In BED TOOLBOX All Power.Asking $3750.00 OBO. One in a thousand. 2000 Bridge Ave #89 Ranchero Village #89 call 830739-7150. Clayton.

First Fair Offer Buys 16x76 3 bedroom, 2 bath mobile home with attached Texas Room. Fully furnished with washer, dryer, dishwasher. $24,000. OFO. Will sell to first fair offer. Call 660-3424192 for details and showing.

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2007 Mobile Home &Lot 16x44 Asking $39,900.00, lot fees $223 yearly. Fully furnished, includes W/D, has a shed. At Lamplighter subdivision 55+ community, park has pool, activities, jams, meals and is pet friendly. (920) 723-1854 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

55+ Gated Retirement Community Owned and operated by it’s 99 year leaseholders, this park offers lots and mobile homes. Our annual service dues are less than $50 a month. Check out our park availability at www. valhallapark.com 956-358-3229 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

2006 Gulf Stream diesel MH 47,000 miles. 42ft., ISL 400 cummins engine, residential refrigerator, king bed, tons of storage ,includes tow hitch many extras included, lots of updates asking $73,000 any reasonable offer considered. 918-916-0541 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

MOTORCYCLE

2016 Harley Davidson Ultra Classic Low mileage 10,503 and in Great condition, Has many upgraded options added several accessories to be given with purchase. $14000.00 also have self loading system for sale. $15000.00 for both. Must See. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

PARK MODELS 12x34 Park Model For Sale Alamo Rec Veh. Lot 201. New refrigerator and water heater, washer & dryer, new thermo windows, 2nd roof, 12x34

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WW2 Military Weapons Wanted German, Japanese, US Guns, swords, daggers, etc. Pistols like Lugers, P.38’s, Walther PPK’s, Mausers Saure. Rifles, 98K, G-K43, Garands Springfields, Japanese and German swords. FFL license. Cash paid. Collector. Call 712-310-0905. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Looking to serve God? Now that you have retired, what will you do? Consider becoming a Chaplain with Christian-Resort-Ministries, serving RV Resorts! If you are interested and feel God’s calling, contact 210549-9006 or www.crmintl.org. Let’s see where God leads! ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

I’ll Pay Cash! Want to sell your home? I buy mobile homes, travel trailers, park models and even Fifth Wheels all around the RGV. Old or new, I’ll make you a good deal! Call Jerry Garcia (956) 929-3842 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Looking for Mobile to move! Looking for an older mobile to move to Port Isabel. Must be no larger than 16x56 and certified for Zone 2. 2 bedroom, 1.5 baths preferably with a front kitchen. Please call Tom at 956-655-3175. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Publisher’s notice: All real estate advertised herein is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference, limitation, or discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin, or intention to make any such preference, limitation, or discrimination.” We will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. All persons are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis. Equal Housing Opportunity.


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