Dr. Mark Magdanz
The annual “Tweener” Party, a celebration between Christmas and New Year’s, saw record participation to end 2014. Rebecca’s line dancing students literally filled the Vermilion Room dance floor beyond capacity. Leftover proceeds are being donated to a Tucson area trap/spay-neuter/release program coordinated by Best Friends Animal Sanctuary. Rebecca sends her many thanks to all participants and donors for having fun and helping to do good deeds.
Four fundraising events were held to close out 2014. Three student practice parties raised $280 proceeds for the SaddleBrooke Pet Rescue organization. The Tweener Party, which brings together residents of both communities, raised over $180 for the Tucson trap/spay/neuter project. So $450 total charity dollars were raised this holiday season. Great job, dancers!
Dancing at SB Ranch restarted the 21st of January for the winter series of lessons. Rebecca has always worked hard and again been able to accommodate everyone, but space is very tight. Don’t delay contacting her for the next series. Level 1 beginner classes are for students new to line dance and those who like easier steps, a relaxed teaching pace and a less strenuous workout. Level 2 advanced beginner/easy intermediate dances are more complex. The teaching pace is quicker. If you have some basic skills and fitness, you may still find a space available for the winter season.
Line Dancing with Rebecca follows sound educational principles and emphasizes lots of fun. To sign up for a 2015 session or to even get started planning for 2016, contact Rebecca Magdanz at [email protected] or phone 818-2656 for locations, cost information and to be placed on one of her reservation lists. Rebecca is a 10+ year full-time SaddleBrooke resident and teaches year round in both SaddleBrooke and SB Ranch. Rebecca began teaching in SaddleBrooke eight years ago and has been at SBR for over two years.