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Happy
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Vol.30, No.11
North America's Bingo & Gaming Newspaper Phoenix Edition
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In the Phoenix Area
American Legion Post 26........................8
American Legion Post 29........................5
American Legion 44.................................6
American Legion Post 61........................9
Arizona American Italian Club................3
Brentwood Southern ..............................7
Casino Arizona.......................................28
Community Bingo...................................19
DAV 20.....................................................18
Deer Valley Senior Center.......................9
Devonshire Senior Center........................9
Fraternal Order of Police #2....................4
Fort McDowell Casino.............................27
Good Life RV Resort...............................12
Harrah’s Ak-Chin.....................................13
Knights of Columbus 3121.....................11
Knights of Columbus 11809 .................11
Las Palmas...............................................6
Las Palmas Grand...................................11
Lone Butte Casino .................................17
Monte Vista.............................................16
Phoenix Elks #335..................................4
Phoenix West Elks..................................8
PORA.........................................................7
Reflections................................................2
Riverboat Bingo......................................17
Road Haven.............................................7
St.Helens..................................................4
Silveridge Resort.....................................7
Sunland Springs Village.........................6
Sunland Village .......................................9
Delores, Walter, Kevin, Jerry, Michelene, Michelle, Bev and Paul were enjoying a night of Bar Bingo at American Legion Post 44.
BINGO LAND
Stories from the Real World & Cyberspace
Special to the Bingo Bugle
By Jeffrey Charboneau
This month: Standard Grill hosts not so standard Bingo
Manhattan Bingo
Sunday night is Bingo night at the Standard Grill in Manhattan’s Standard High
Line Hotel, which, as the hashtag #notyourstandardbingo suggests, is nothing like the
scene in church halls and fraternal lodges.
The New York Post reports that the Grill
has made the game of chance an excuse for
an all-out party, and an appealing option
for young professionals looking to enhance
their evening out. The Standard isn’t alone.
New York City’s West Village restaurant
Tortilla Flats has held Bingo nights for 30
years, giving winners shots of tequila and
T-shirts. There are Bingo nights at Pete’s
Candy Store in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
and at the Royal Palm’s Shuffleboard Club
in Gowanus, Brooklyn, where drag queen
Linda Simpson plays host—when she isn’t
overseeing Le Bingo at Le Poisson Rouge.
And rest assured Bingo really does happen,
but includes music, dance breaks, danceoffs, celebrity visits, and lots of alcohol.
Sunland Village East................................6
Valle de Oro.............................................10
Vee Quiva Casino...................................16
Velda Rose Gardens...............................5
Venture Out.............................................16
In the Las Vegas Area
Stations Casinos.....................................15
In the Prescott Area
Adult Center of Prescott..........................4
CASA.........................................................4
State Fair T-Shirts
MinnPost.com says that people-watching is one of the best parts of the Minnesota State Fair, and that one of the specific
things—which makes watching them so
much fun is their T-shirts. To that end, the
site posted a State Fair fashion photo essay,
noting that T-shirts at the State Fair were
“an interesting referendum on the public’s
tastes, interests and general attitudes about
life in Minnesota.” As a follow-up to the
essay, the MinnPost created four online
Bingo cards to reflect the year’s T-shirt
trends at the fair. Examples included Star
Wars Humor, Matching His & Hers, Beer
Label Parody, and Family Reunion (Pre2010). Players were asked to make a note
of what each specific T-shirt said and email
a photo of their winning cards to MinnPost.
Computerized Bingo
Ars Technica has reported that the days
of “do it on a computer” patents may
finally be numbered—at least if a defendant is willing to last through an appeal.
An opinion published by the U.S. Court
of Appeals for the Federal Circuit upheld
a lower court’s decision to invalidate two
patents claiming to cover computerized
Bingo. “Generally, the claims recite storing a player’s preferred sets of Bingo
numbers; retrieving one such set upon
demand, and playing that set; while simultaneously tracking the player’s sets,
tracking player payments, and verifying
winning numbers,” explained the threejudge panel. “Variants between the claims
include display capabilities and options
to purchase sets of Bingo numbers.” The
case originated with a dispute between two
competitors, Planet Bingo and Video King,
both of which provide electronic Bingo
services to casinos and other clients. Planet
Bingo sued Video King over the patents,
which the court found to be too abstract because Bingo management “consists solely
of mental steps which can be carried out by
a human using pen and paper.”
Bingo Happenings
Local Bingo Events &
Great Specials
We’re sorry to report we made an error in
the October issue in the Silveridge Resort
ad. We reported that they will open on
Wednesday, November 15th when they will
actually open on Wednesday, November
5th. Please show up on the 5th, so I don’t
get in any more trouble than I’m already in.
Doors open at 5 pm and early birds start at
6:30 pm. Their ad is on page 7.
Monte Vista Bingo, in Mesa, is opening
their Friday night game on November 4th,
so mark your calendar. Their early birds
start at 6:45 pm. They’ll have new games,
a double action game, a progressive coverall and an odd/even coverall game. Plus,
on December 12th they’ll have a special
cash drawing. I’m sure they’d appreciate a
visit at their opening game. Their ad is on
page 16.
Vee Quiva again has lots of promotions
going on in November. You can check
them all out in their ad on page 16. They
literally have something going on every
day but you might want to note that the will
have a Black Friday special, at the matinee
and evening sessions, on November 28th…
.$5,000 win Gila Jackpot…must go….both
sessions.
Lone Butte Casino has a “triple your pack”
day on November 3rd when you’ll get triple
the pack for the price of one. On November 6th and 28th it’ll be 50% off electronic
packs. Then, on Veteran’s Day, November
11th active and retired vets will get a little
bonus when they play. On Thanksgiving,
they’ll close for the matinee session but
will open at 4 pm, for an evening session
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Bingo Happenings cont. from page 1
when you’ll get FREE dauber, with your
buy in. Check out their ad on page 17 for
more great promotions at Lone Butte.
Carriage Manor will reopen their bingo
on Monday, November 3rd. They play
every Monday at Carriage Manor starting
at 6:45 pm. Their ad is on page 4.
You’ll earn 1 entry for every $10 spent
on bingo, until November 9th, at Casino
Arizona, and you can win CASH, TV’S,
CARS, as your share of $65,000 in cash
and prizes at their drawing. They also have
matinee and evening drawings every Saturday. Their ad is on page 28.
Reflections Bingo has a food drive every
Saturday in November. You’ll get a sheet
for every item donated toward a $50 food
game. On November 10th, it’ll be $5 off
for all vets. They will also hand out a
FREE sheet, at every session in November…bring it back on November 29th for
a $250 prize game. Check out their ad
on page 2 for more specials. They will be
closed on Thanksgiving.
Fort McDowell will play their Lunar
Bingo on Saturday, November 15th starting at midnight. They’ll have their great
Laser lights, cocktail specials, promotions
and giveaways. Check them at the hall for
their Thanksgiving specials. And, don’t
forget about their new “VIP Royal” promotion…..by playing on select days you
are eligible to win the title “VIP Royale”
of the week, where you could win lots of
extra dough….$1,000, at the matinee session and $2,000, at the evening session, as
well as up to three weeks of FREE bingo.
Their ad is on page 27.
Venture Out in Mesa also restarts their
bingo in November. Their first game will
be on Thursday, November 6th. They play
every Thursday night starting at 7 pm…
doors open at 6 pm. Their ad is on page 14
for more information.
Riverboat Bingo will have their Holiday Angel Tree Drive from November
1 thru December 15th to benefit the
children and women at the Faith House
Domestic Abuse Shelter. They’ll have
their “Coupon Book Sale” from November 9th – 16th. And, don’t forget their indoor yard sale will be on
Blessings
Thanks for what didn’t happen
I have been thinking about all my
blessings in 2014 and I came up with a
little different slant this year. It is time
for me to graciously accept the favors
of the Lord that I enjoy automatically,
but also to say thank you for what did
not happen this year. For example in a
year of floods, tornadoes, sink holes,
mud slides and earthquakes, nothing
Wednesday November 12th. Their ad
is on page 17.
Las Palmas Grand, in Mesa, will have
FREE hot dogs, potato chips and a drink
for all players on Monday, November 10th.
Then, on November 24th, it’ll be FREE
cheeseburgers, potato chips and drink for
everyone. Their ad is on page 11.
Harrah’s will debut their “All New Fall
Bingo Programs” the first week on November. They have some new fun patterns,
higher level 1 payouts during the matinee
session. They play almost continual bingo
Wednesdays thru Sunday beginning at
11:30 am with their morning session and
ending with a 6:30 pm session and other
sessions in between. They also have daily
specials that you can check out in their ad
on page 13.
In the Las Vegas Area
$600,000 IN 2015!
Stations Casinos is planning another big
$600,000 game in February of next year.
The $100,000 Saturday & Sunday game
will be played on February 21 & 22. The
$500,000 Blockbuster game will be played
on Monday & Tuesday, February 23 & 24.
Players can choose to play all four days or
either the two-day $100,000 or $500,000
game. There will be Bonus Drawings during the linked sessions; there is a winner
in every game in every room! There are
great deals on hotel rooms available, book
your special rate hotel room by calling
800-678-2846 and mention booking code:
BBGFEB5. Book by December 15th and
receive 4 Free Electronic Packs! You can
reserve your spot today by calling 866961-3361 or at Vegas.com. Also visit StationCasinosBingo.com for more details.
Be sure to see their ad in this issue on page
15.
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Casa has new daily hot ball ticket drawings now, plus they have more games and
higher payouts. Their ad is on page 4.
See you soon and here’s to more great
bingo.
Bob
resembling any of these events came
near our little spot on this earth.
No burglar came around and my
$4.96 is secure in its little hiding place.
The neighbors say no self-respecting
burglar would bother to rob a house
where the owner mows the grass only
once a month.
I didn’t walk off any decks or break
any bones this year. I didn’t even have
a slight cold, no surgeries and I am
not pregnant. No drones flew over my
house and I felt fairly safe going about
my everyday affairs.
I am thankful that I didn’t try out for
Miss America again this year. Whatever happened to those beautiful white
swimsuits we used to wear in the competitions? It’s cold in Atlantic City at
this time of year.
There were no lottery or Bingo winnings this year that I will have to lie to
the IRS about. I didn’t fall back into the
tobacco habit.
So, as I count my blessings and enjoy
my life, I ask our Father God to send
peace, joy, and every blessing to all
of our brothers and sisters around the
world. For this I pray.
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I am sure we have all either heard or uttered some choice four-letter words over
the years. But, this time around, I’d like to
talk about a special four-letter word that is
certainly connected to Bingo.
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play a different game. It is not only the
numbers on the card and the arrangement
of the numbers, it’s the numbers called and
the order in which they are called.
Because of these layers of randomness,
Bingo is about the purest, most-random
game you can play. And, anyone who
claims the “cards are stacked against them”
in Bingo hasn’t done his or her research.
That brings me back to that four-letter
word, “luck.” It’s that simple. No magic
potions, no special “system” for playing
Bingo. It’s luck. I know that is hard to take
for a lot of people. But, it’s that simple.
Now, of course, there are some ways to
slightly improve the odds. The most obvious is to buy additional cards. But, trust
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works both ways, you know.
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to promote order and justice before
conflict destroys his world. Despite
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ring that bestows his abilities, Hal
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VIRGO: Aug. 24-Sept. 23:
It’s time to rethink a scheme
you abandoned earlier this
year – the ingredients are
finally in place to make that
vision come true.
Lucky Days: 20-28
Lucky Numbers: 42-59
LIBRA: Sept. 24-Oct. 23:
If you concentrate on the
small and petty your life will
follow suit; take the high
road to success.
Lucky Days: 14-23
Lucky Numbers: 2-45
Horoscopes for
November 2014
ARIES: Mar. 21-Apr. 20:
The shortest distance between a dream and reality is
action.
Lucky Days: 6-12
Lucky Numbers: 33-46
TAURUS: Apr. 21-May 21:
Enough with the safe and
satid. It’s time to rejuvenate
your sex appeal.
Lucky Days: 7-19
Lucky Numbers: 23-63
GEMINI: May 22-June 21:
Don’t ignore the love in your
life by obsessing about the
love you feel is lacking. Focus on what is here, now.
Lucky Days: 14-27
Lucky Numbers: 23-56
CANCER: June 22-July 22:
Be willing to let go of the familiar so you can experience
the thrill and excitement of
the unknown.
Lucky Days: 6-21
Lucky Numbers: 18-63
LEO: July 23-Aug. 23:
Progress can only happen
when you remind yourself
daily about your heart’s desire. Stay focused.
Lucky Days: 25-29
Lucky Numbers: 1-54
SCORPIO: Oct. 24-Nov. 22:
An investment in knowledge
pays the best interest. Expand your wisdom not your
financial debt.
Lucky Days: 8-26
Lucky Numbers 17-55
SAGITTARIUS: Nov. 23-Dec.
21:
Success comes through sobriety, this is the month to
lay out detailed, practical
plans.
Lucky Days: 15-24
Lucky Numbers: 28-69
CAPRICORN: Dec. 22-Jan. 20:
Difficult times develop talents you never knew you
possessed, now is the time to
exercise them.
Lucky Days: 14-29
Lucky Numbers: 28-35
AQUARIUS: Jan. 21-Feb. 19:
Find new ways to communicate this month, expand
your social circle—change
the playing field.
Lucky Days: 9-23
Lucky Numbers: 21-56
PISCES: Feb. 20-Mar. 20:
You’re sense of peace and security are directly tied to letting both sides of your nature
find expression.
Lucky Days: 2-21
Lucky Numbers: 3-63
Lucky Lotto News
By Jeffrey Charboneau
Compiled from internet news sources
Lost Lotto
A Long Island auto body shop owner
found out that he has been driving around
with nearly $3 million in his truck for
weeks. Jerry Ritieni bought $20 worth
of lottery tickets, but instead of putting
them in his pocket as he normally does,
he shoved them into the center console
and forgot all about them. A month later,
he was fishing around in his truck to find
a set of keys and found the Lotto tickets.
He brought them into his office at Extreme
Auto Body Repairs in Massapequa, New
York and looked up the numbers online.
“I was going through my numbers one by
one, circling each number that matched
up,” Ritieni told The New York Post. “It
took a minute for me to comprehend that I
just hit the jackpot. I was like, ‘No way, no
way! Holy s—t!’” Ritieni drove to a lottery
office in Plainview, where workers confirmed he was the winner of $2.9 million—
beating the 1-in-47 million odds. “I was
completely shocked, I still am,” Ritieni
said. “My jaw dropped to the ground.”
Minnesota Multimillionaires
A Minnesota couple who just won an
$11.7 million lottery jackpot say their big
plans to use the money include nothing
“out of the ordinary,” with the wife even
keeping her waitressing job. “I actually
really enjoy my job,” newly minted multimillionaire Rhonda Meath said of her
job waiting tables. “I have great friends
here and a great boss, and it’s just really a
fantastic place to work, so I have no plans
of leaving,” she said. Meath, 51, and her
husband, Joe Meath of Bethel, Minnesota,
took home all of the $11.7 million because
Hot Lotto pays the state and federal taxes,
according to ABC affiliate KSTP-TV in
Minneapolis-St. Paul. The Meaths said
they will splurge on a new car but, other
than that, plan to make some charitable
contributions and keep their lives the same.
“Have to still mow the grass and get mail
and put grandkids on the school bus!”
Rhonda Meath said.
Winnings Benefit Store
A man is $3 million richer after picking
up a winning lottery ticket from an Arcata, California grocery store. Perry Scott
bought the winning scratch off ticket at
Ray’s Food Place in Arcata. Scott declined
a media interview, but the word has spread
quickly about his winnings. The $5 California Lucky Life scratch off ticket gave
Scott has the option to receive $2,500 per
week for the next 25 years, totaling $3.25
million dollars, or receive a lump sum of
$1.9 million. Ray’s food place will also
receive a special prize from the California
Lottery. “The store gets a half a percent
commission and so with an over $3 million ticket our commission will be in the
neighborhood of $16,000,” Robert Parker,
store manager at Ray’s Food Place, told
the local NBC News affiliate. “It’s pretty
exciting. We were kind of wishing one of
us employees would have won but we’re
thankful that it was one of our customers.”
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Clayton was the big $418.00 Betty Boop game winner at Las Palmas.
November is already here!
Shortly, December will follow. The holidays will take
up most of our thoughts. It is
time to recall over the past
months what our
blessings were. May you move
into the last month of the
year being thankful for all
the blessings you had during
the first 11 months this year!
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the games and
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Baseline road, east of Sossaman
480-986-9822
or 480-313-3303
or 480-313-7033
John, who is a bingo caller at Sunland Village, plays bingo all over the Valley and is crazy for the
game.
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Barbara was the Lucky 7 game winner at the Arizona American Italian Club.
American Legion
Auxilliary 44
7145 E. 2nd Street

(Old Town)
602-295-7775
Scottsdale, AZ
monday after noon
bingo at 3 pm
We Play A Progressive Coverall Every Monday
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Chicago Ron won an amazing $900 Betty Boop bingo game at Velda Rose Garden Bingo.
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Bingo Challenge
All in good fun, hopefully
Last Saturday Kate and I were a little late
getting to Bingo and so found our seats in
the very first row in front of the caller. It
turned out to be the “cane table” as three
players with canes were already seated
there and two more joined us straightaway.
We introduced ourselves to the other
players and readied for play. The first three
games were unremarkable, but then the fun
started. One “caner” challenged another’s
Bingo and reached across to grab his
card. It was apparent these elderly people
all knew each other well, but I could not
tell how lighthearted the challenge was.
It seemed very serious at the time, but
soon they were all laughing and clowning
around. The challenged player’s card was
good and we moved on to the next game.
This time when someone at our table won, another “caner” leaped up and
grabbed for his card. The winner was having none of it, however, and snatched his
card out of reach. A floor worker arrived
just in time to prevent a real problem,
though they were certainly verbal.
“You people have to calm down,” said
the floor worker, “or I’ll have to ask you
to leave.”
“Leave!” challenged the noisiest one.
“Why you can’t ask us to leave. The bus
don’t come for another two hours. Besides
you’d be lost without us.”
“Well, just be quieter,” said the floor
worker, beating a hasty retreat.
We went on to the next game, a big H as
well as a little h, when the fussing began
again. Oldsters frequently have trouble
with these double games, so I was preparing to help when Joe leaped up, grabbing
his cane and yelling, “Bingo, by damn. I
got a Bingo!”
Ralph challenged him as predicted and
a big fuss began. Then Joe leaned across
the table putting most of his weight on his
cane. Ralph knocked his cane out from
under him and down he went amid much
moaning and groaning.
They helped him up and he seemed unhurt, but very angry about the insult to his
dignity. “What’d you wanta go and do that
for?” he yelled at Ralph.
“Oh, you were just being too picky,” said
Ralph. “I wanted to calm you down.”
The head floor worker came over. “That’s
your last chance,” she said. “Any more
fussing and you two are both out of here.”
The boys looked chagrined, but with grins
lurking under their meek expressions.
“Yes, Ma’am,” they both said.
Soon we were on to the final game, an
Indian star, one of my personal favorites
and I thought it was about time I won one.
We played a regular Bingo on the way,
which was won by someone far away in the
room. Then Ralph, Joe and I were all on at
the same time and we each began chanting
the number we wanted.
“Come on 63,” said Ralph, “Daddy
needs a new prosthesis. Come on.”
I thought this interesting enough to
almost lose my concentration when Joe
started chanting, “Bring me 45. Bring me
45. I need a new walker.”
But someone in the far part of the room
won and I went away wondering how they
would get along without the new prosthesis
and walker they claimed they needed.
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Linda was playing the new Monday Double Action game at Reflections Bingo.
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Nelly has been enjoying bingo at American Legion Post 29 for 10 years.
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Prizes
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Co-workers Christine and Lorrie were out for a fun night of bingo at American Legion Post 61.
Come in the Week of your
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Tuesday at 6:45 pm
Sunday at 12:45 pm
Helen was the Any 2 Line bingo game winner at the Deer Valley Senior Center.
American Legion Post 26
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Cheryl was out for a day of bingo with her daughter at Phoenix West Elks Bingo.
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(480) 834-9769
Hall available for rent!
Liz was the big cover-all winner at the Devonshire Senior Center Bingo.
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Share your views! Write to Aunt Bingo c/o the
Bingo Bugle, P.O. Box 527, Vashon, Washington
98070, or email her at [email protected]. Be
sure to include your name and address (you can
request that your name not be published), as
typically she will not include anonymous letters
in her columns.
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Dear Aunt Bingo,
You were wrong to make the 88-year-old
widow, living on Social Security, feel even
worse about her tip after winning $800.
Since she plays at this Bingo hall a lot, she
has probably spent a lot more than she has
won. The agents probably know her and her
circumstances. Tipping is not an obligation;
in fact she did not have to tip at all. Tipping
has become a form of extortion and should
not be expected. Other countries do not tip
in such large amounts; some countries do
not tip at all.
Tipping is a sore spot with many people.
Since most tips are pooled and divided
among all agents, the customer is contributing to the wealth of some unknown entity
who does not pay the employees enough
because their wages are expected to be paid
partly by tips. —A Texas Player, via email
Dear Aunt Bingo,
I have worked in the Bingo Department
of Las Vegas casinos for most of my adult
life. I don’t have any knowledge about any
other places. Every place that I have worked
the Bingo crew was very grateful for every
tip we received whether big or small.
We realize tipping is optional and anyone
applying pressure on a patron to tip would
not be employed long where I have worked.
The Bingo crews make this look like a fun
job and it can be, but you earn every dollar.
We work most of the day on our feet. We
must be exact in our money transactions
both in and out. We perform our duties in
a high-pressure environment while projecting a fun and happy attitude to our patrons.
This is an entertainment business and in
LV the patrons have many places to choose
from. We get to know and love our regular
customers and help new people to figure out
what to do so they can enjoy their experience. The tips we receive enable us to support our families and maintain our homes.
They certainly don’t make any of us rich.
The bottom line is this…if you feel good
about tipping, please do so and we are grateful. If you don’t care to tip, don’t. We’ll be
glad you came to our place to play, regardless.
Starts at 48 #'s and will increase
by 1 number each week until hit.
– $150 Consolation –
YS A week • PLAYinG 3 DAYS A
3 DA
Dear Aunt Bingo,
As Bingo players here in Las Vegas for
the last 20 plus years, the following is a
breakdown of Bingo costs and tipping.
Bingo began here in the ’90s with a choice
of $3, $4, $7 and $9 packets. No extras! This
often allowed patrons to play more than one
session per day. Today, Bingo can be costly—with electronic Bingo at an added fee
of $2-$3 depending on the type of electronic
chosen and all the added jackpots, each requiring $l-$2 extra per packet for validation
and the dollar increase of each packet price.
Also, with the increased amount of packets
purchased in the machine and allowed, winning has become more difficult.
As for tipping, here is a typical scenario:
Player spends $30 for the game. Played and
lost five to six previous games played. Then
a $50 win occurs. Breakdown: $50 win
minus $30 cost = $20 net. With that win, if
you give the attendant $1 it’s 5% of the net
win. That’s reality.
The casinos should compensate their attendants with the profits they make from
Bingo. Bingo for us is our entertainment,
and we tip whatever we can and feel is reasonable. —MD, Las Vegas, via email
$1,000 COVERALL JACKPOT
BASELINE
In this month’s column we’re wrapping
up our conversation on tipping at Bingo.
I want to thank all the players and workers who took the time to weigh in on the
subject. It is always gratifying here at the
Bingo Bugle when we are able to generate lively discussion that explores multiple
sides of a gaming issue. I hope you found
these letters engaging and informative. I
certainly did! —Aunt Bingo
Tuesday Games Start at 6:45 pm
Admission Pac $10
eek • PLAYinG 3 DAYS A week •PLAYinG
Some Final Words on
Tipping
Dear Aunt Bingo,
I am a Bingo agent in Las Vegas and
would like to respond to the $20 tip issue.
First of all, to the person that said we
don’t offer a service to our customers, our
entire job is customer service. We explain
the procedure and our packets, we give
advice on the best buy-in for the customer’s
price range, we sell the packets, we assist
on the floor when people need it, we verify
their Bingos and bring them money, and we
daub players’ cards when they have to go to
the bathroom. I have also worked at places
where we had to clean up their trash, wash
tables and clean ashtrays between sessions.
If that’s not serving the customer, I don’t
know what is.
A Bingo agent starts out at minimum
wage and on-call until a full time position
becomes available. (This could take years!)
Most rooms have three or four on-call
agents which means the bottom agent may
get as few as eight hours a month. We can’t
get another job because we need to be available for Bingo.
The going rate for a Bingo tip is 10%.
(Waitresses are up to 15-20% now.) That
means if you win $50 a good tip would be
$5. We seldom get that; we are lucky to
get 1-3%. If we have a lot of new players,
we often get nothing. Tips are gratuities
and while we rely on them we never expect them and are grateful for any amount
we get. The agent was wrong to make the
winner feel bad about her tip of $20 and
hopefully was reprimanded. Bottom line: If
you received good service its only right to
give a tip. A lot of us in Las Vegas make our
living from tips. Imagine how it would be if
players had to go to the cage to get their own
payouts while the game continued.
An added note: If you are struggling to
make ends meet and a $5 tip is going to
break you, maybe you shouldn’t be gambling in the first place. —Bingo Agent, Las
Vegas, via email
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12:15 pm - 12:45 pm
PROGRESSIVE
COVERALL
EACH SESSION
Come on down,
we have a lot of
fun!
Must have Parks & Recreation membership
card with City of Phoenix to be eligible to
pay
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Identity theft
How seniors can protect themselves
Dear Savvy Senior,
What tips and resources can you recommend to help seniors guard against identity
theft? My next door neighbor, who’s 79,
recently had her identity stolen and I want
to make sure it doesn’t happen to me.
Cautious Connie
Dear Connie,
Identity theft continues to be a big problem in the U.S., affecting around nine million people every year—many of who are
seniors. Identity theft occurs when someone gets access to your Social Security
number (SSN), bank or credit card account
number, or other identifying information
and uses it to steal from you. While there’s
no ironclad protection against ID theft,
here are some things you can do to minimize your risks.
Guard your SSN: Treat your SSN like
your most prized possession. Never carry
your Social Security card around in your
wallet or purse, don’t write your SSN
on checks (except those you send to the
IRS), and never give your SSN, credit
card number, checking or savings account
numbers to strangers who call, visit, text,
or send e-mail messages to you even if they
seem legitimate. And, don’t carry around
your Medicare card either unless you’re
going to the doctor. Your Medicare card
contains your SSN.
Be wary of emails: If you use the Internet, don’t trust emails that claim to be
from the Social Security Administration,
the IRS or other government agencies. Also
be leery of emails that look like they’re
from your bank, telephone company or
credit card company. Remember that only
phony e-mails will ask for your credit card
number or SSN. For more Internet fraud
tips including a list of common online
scams see onguardonline.gov.
Secure your mail: Empty your mailbox
quickly, or consider getting a P.O. Box
or buy a locked mailbox to deter thieves.
Also, don’t leave outgoing mail in your
mailbox. To put a stop to prescreened credit
card offers that thieves look to intercept,
use the consumer credit reporting industry
opt-out service at optoutprescreen.com or
call 888-567-8688—they will ask for your
SSN and date of birth.
Destroy your trash: Buy a cross-cut paper shredder and shred all records, receipts,
statements, preapproved credit offers, mail
solicitations or other papers you throw out
that has your financial or personal information.
Monitor your accounts: Review your
monthly bank and credit card statements
carefully, and see if your bank or creditcard issuer offers free alerts that will warn
you of suspicious activity as soon as it’s
detected. If they do, sign up for them.
Watch your credit: Check your credit
report at annualcreditreport.com or call
877-322-8228. You can receive one free
report a year from each of the three major
credit bureaus (Equifax, Experian and
TransUnion), so consider staggering your
request so you can get one free copy every
four months.
Set up security freezes: You can help
protect yourself by setting up a security
freeze on your credit reports at all three
credit bureaus—Equifax (equifax.com,
800-685-1111), Experian (experian.com,
888-397-3742) and TransUnion (transunion.com, 877-322-8228). With a freeze in
place, no one, including you, can open new
lines of credit in your name. This typically
costs $5 to $10 per person per credit bureau
each time you freeze or thaw your credit
report. Some states offer free freezes for
ID-theft victims.
Take action: If you ever think your
identity’s been stolen, immediately contact
your creditors and financial institutions to
report unauthorized charges or debts, and
close any compromised accounts. Then
place fraud alerts and security freezes with
the three credit reporting agencies, and file
a report with your local police and with the
Federal Trade Commission at ftccomplaintassistant.gov or 877-438-4338.
Savvy tips: For more tips on preventing identity theft visit idtheftinfo.org and
idtheftcenter.org. You can also hire an
identity theft protection service like ProtectMyID, LifeLock or TrustedID to keep
tabs on your identity for you. These companies typically charge around $10 to $20
per month, but the services they provide
are typically no better than what you can
do yourself by following the previously
listed tips.
Send your senior questions to: Savvy Senior, P.O. Box 5443, Norman, OK 73070, or
visit SavvySenior.org. Jim Miller is a contributor to the NBC Today show and author
of The Savvy Senior book.
Bill Cosby
Returning to TV?
Q: We watched Lone Survivor last night
on DVD, and the actor who played the
new guy that they were giving a hard time
looked familiar to me. What else has he
been in? —Amelia D., via email
A: Alexander Ludwig, who played newbie Navy SEAL Shane Patton, is perhaps
best known for playing Cato, the career tribute from District 2 in The Hunger Games.
He’ll also play Bjorn (Ironside) Lothbrok—
Ragnar and Lagertha’s now-grown son—in
the upcoming season of the History channel’s Vikings, which likely will air in spring
2015.
Q: I love Bill Cosby’s comedy. Does he
have plans to return to TV? —Robert M.,
via email
A: NBC announced at the Television Critics Association tour this summer that it was
developing a comedy for Bill Cosby, which
could premiere as early as summer 2015.
The series is described as a “multi-camera,
classic extended-family sitcom,” with Bill
as the patriarch.
Q: Like the rest of the world, I was
shocked and heartbroken to hear about
Robin Williams’ suicide. I know he was
working on some movies before his death.
Will any be released posthumously? —Kelli
F., via email
A: The consummate funnyman with a
heart as big as his funny bone left this world
way too soon, as I’m sure we all can agree.
He did leave behind four movies that have
yet to be released: Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb, Merry Friggin’ Christmas,
Boulevard and Absolutely Anything.
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Dissolve baking soda in buttermilk and add
to flour mixture. Beat the egg yolks. Stir in
molasses, beaten egg yolks and softened
butter. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Pour in
unbaked pie shells and put on bottom shelf
of oven. Bake for 30 minutes. Whip the egg
whites into a meringue until stiff. Put on top
of pie and brown. Makes two pies.
Dear Ask Annie,
My husband planted squash for the first
time this spring. I now have lots of yellow
squash. What should I do with it?
Jordanna from Raleigh, NC
Dear Jordanna,
One of my favorite squash recipes is
my “Squash Soufflé.” I also grow yellow
squash. This soufflé is very good. —Annie
Molasses Pie
Squash Soufflé
Dear Annie,
I need help. My husband went on a business trip to Tennessee and was served a molasses pie. He wants me to make it for him
now that he is home. Please help me. I have
no idea how to make this pie.
Carol Ann from Seattle, Washington
2
lbs. fresh yellow squash, peeled and sliced thin
2
medium onions, sliced thin
1/2
stick butter
2
egg yolks, beaten
2
egg whites, stiffly beaten
1/4
cup cracker crumbs
1/2
cup Pet Milk
1/4
cup cracker crumbs (save for topping)
salt, to taste
pepper, to taste
pinch of sugar
paprika
And a Soufflé from
the garden
Dear Carol Ann,
Here’s a recipe for a “Molasses Pie.” This
is an easy pie to make. Enjoy! —Annie
Molasses Pie
2
Tbsp. flour (heaping)
1
cup sugar
1
tsp. baking soda
1
cup buttermilk
1
cup molasses
4
eggs (separated)
1/8
pound butter, softened
2
unbaked pie shells
nutmeg, if desired
Cook the squash in water until tender.
Drain. Cream thoroughly; add egg yolks,
cracker crumbs, Pet Milk, salt, pepper and
sugar. Mix well. Fold in beaten egg whites
and fill an appropriate sized glass or Pyrex
baking dish. Top with additional cracker
crumbs. Sprinkle with paprika. Preheat the
oven to 400 degrees. Bake for 20 minutes.
Your comments and questions about cooking and entertaining will
be addressed in this monthly column. Write to “Ask Annie” c/o Annie
Ennis, 8312 SE 168th Trinity Place, The Villages, Florida 32162. So Ask
Annie. Don’t forget you can email me at [email protected]. And
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Thank a Veteran Day
Bonnie and Jean were enjoying an ice cream break while waitng for the folks to call their number
at the Good Life RV Resort.
Bingo buddies, Felix and Mike, were out for an afternoon of fun playing bingo at Knights of
Columbus 11809.
The willingness with which our young
people are likely to serve in any war,
no matter how justified, shall be directly
proportional to how they perceive the
Veterans of earlier wars were treated and
appreciated by their nation. —George
Washington
My Uncle John was a veteran of WWII;
my cousin Gene served in Vietnam. Although they served decades apart they
had one thing in common. Neither ever
talked of his war time experiences. I never
probed, respecting their right to silence and
respecting them for serving their country
in time of need. Tuesday, November 11,
is National Veterans Day and it honors the
service of all U.S. military veterans; not to
be confused with Memorial Day—which
honors those military who died while
serving their country. Veterans Day, every
November 11th, became a legal holiday
in 1954. If that date happens to be on a
Saturday or Sunday, then organizations
that observe the holiday will normally be
closed on the adjacent Friday or Monday,
respectively.
Our country’s first army was created on
June 14, 1775, to fight the British for our independence during the Revolutionary War.
George Washington was its commander.
The flintlock muskets the colonists used for
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each and were five feet long. After the
Revolution ended, disabled veterans were
given a government pension. The other
veterans were disbanded and given land
because of a distrust of a trained standing
army. This didn’t last long however because of continuing conflicts with Native
Americans. A new standing army, the Legion of the United States, was formed but
its name was changed to the United States
Army in 1796 and it remains that today.
Since this is the month when we celebrate
Thanksgiving Day, perhaps we should
take a moment to thank those whose every
day jobs are to protect us and our country.
Remember them in your prayers as well
as those who have previously served and
those who have died striving to keep our
country safe. To show your thanks in a
tangible way, take a veteran or someone
still on active duty to Bingo with you. Pay
for their cards and snacks and when they
say, “Thank you.” Reply, “No, I want to
thank YOU!”
And speaking of Thanksgiving, I would
like to once again thank my Bingo Bugle
family, especially Tara Snowden and Dick
Bajai. Thank you to all the Bingo workers
and managers who are the ones who make
it possible for us to play our favorite game.
Thank you to my wonderful husband,
Robert, for his unconditional support for
close to forty years. Thanks to my cousins
Shirley, Mary, Helen, John, and Marle and
my brothers David and Richard for always
reading what I write; not to forget my good
friends the Popes and the Galls plus, my
number #1 fan Caroline and her husband
Chris. And most of all, thank you, loyal
readers. I am blessed. Until next month,
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and always be thankful. Don’t forget, you
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14 BINGO BUGLE Phoenix Edition November 2014
Addressing issues
With the right kind of environment
Hi Guy,
In answer to your reader who complained
about the strict Bingo manager, to me it’s
a matter of choosing your battles. If people get too chatty and it’s hard to hear, it’s
good to have a manager who will get things
quieted down. If you have unruly people
bothering everyone, God bless the manager
with the guts to stand up to them and make
them leave.
For other issues, I would befriend one of
the junior volunteers you can talk to who
hopefully will have the boss’s ear and can
bring up issues in a way that he will listen
to. I’m sure the workers have meetings from
time to time when they get their assignments
and any news the manager needs to share.
With luck, in that kind of environment he
is more relaxed and open to topics his fellow volunteers want to discuss on behalf of
players. —Tom, Ft. Myers, Florida
Hi Tom,
I like how you think: If you can’t deal
with the “general,” use the chain of command to your advantage by befriending one
of his lieutenants. I’m sure the other workers want to keep him as calm as the players
do. —Guy
Hi Guy,
You ran a letter in your column from a
player who was getting stressed out by a
hall manager who “yells” a lot and is very
strict about how his Bingo operates and the
players behave. The player asked what to do
about this “problem.”
My answer is: Send this guy to us! We
have the complete opposite problem. Our
Bingo manager is very casual about everything—she isn’t concerned if it’s noisy,
or the caller is slow, or how many players
show up. Don’t get me wrong. She isn’t
lazy. She works very hard. But she kind
of lets the games go however they go and
doesn’t pay much attention from the back
room where’s she’s always working.
We’ve had games with so many people
talking you could barely hear the caller.
We’ve had games start 30 minutes late
because the lines got so backed up from
people buying paper and chatting with the
workers. I would MUCH rather have a manager cracking the whip and keeping things
in line and on schedule! —LV, California,
via email
Hi LV,
I was glad to receive your letter because it
illustrates that old saying: “One man’s trash
is another man’s treasure.” In other words,
what one person finds useless or a problem,
another will find valuable and just what they
need.
Like you, I too prefer a hall that is run efficiently by a firm manager. I am not a fan
of yelling or of someone who throws adult
tantrums. But I do like a manager who nips
problems in the bud and makes it clear that
if players in their hall want to cause trouble,
they will soon find themselves on the other
side of the door. —Guy
Hey guys! (And gals!) Write to: Guy’s Turn c/o The
Bingo Bugle, P.O. Box 527, Vashon, Washington 98070,
or e-mail Guy directly at [email protected]. Be sure
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Lucky Card For
November
November 2014
2nd.... Daylight Saving Time
Ends
4th..... Election Day
6th..... Full Moon
11th.... Veterans’ Day
13th... World Kindness Day
November Lucky
Flashboard Numbers
B: 3, 6, 9, 12, 14
I: 17, 20, 21, 26, 30
N: 31, 34, 38, 39
G: 48, 50, 56, 58, 60
O: 63, 66, 68, 73, 75
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19th... Have a Bad Day Day
20th... Use Less Stuff Day
22nd.. New Moon
27th... Thanksgiving Day
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Interstellar: From director Christopher
Nolan comes this futuristic cosmic odyssey, which follows a band of space explorers who surmount the limits of interstellar
travel, using a recently discovered wormhole to pass between dimensions. Starring
Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway
and Jessica Chastain.
1/2
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their roles as slow-witted pals Harry and
Lloyd, Jeff Daniels and Jim Carrey prove
the duo has learned little in 20 years. With
Harry in need of a kidney, they set off to
find the long-lost child he only recently
discovered he’d sired. Starring Jim Carrey,
Jeff Daniels and Laurie Holden.
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lead her people in a rebellion against the allpowerful Capitol. As the conflict escalates,
everything Katniss treasures hangs in the
balance. Starring Jennifer Lawrence, Josh
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II, this historical biopic also recounts how
his groundbreaking work helped launch
the computer age. Starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Keira Knightley and Matthew
Goode.
1/2
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shown their mettle in previous Madagascar
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a covert group, the North Wind, to stage an
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" Some of the recent winners at riverboat Bin go"
Was $1 million beat
the worst in poker
history?
By Chad Holloway
Three years ago, Cirque du Soleil founder Guy Lalibert announced the creation of
the $1 million buy-in “Big One for One
Drop”—the most expensive tournament
buy-in in poker history—to be held at the
2012 World Series of Poker. The tournament proved tremendously successful, as
48 poker pros and philanthropic businessmen came together and raised more than
$5.5 million for charity. As such, an encore
was organized for the 2014 WSOP.
This year’s follow-up tournament, which
attracted 42 players and raised an additional
$4.7 million for The One Drop Foundation,
played out in late June and aired on ESPN
a month later. On one of the broadcasts,
viewers witnessed a hand that members of
the mainstream media quickly dubbed “the
worst bad beat you will see in poker” and
“worst tournament beat ever.”
The hand that caused such a ruckus took
place on Level 13 (50,000-100,000 blinds
with a 10,000 ante), when there were just
three tables left in the tournament. Two of
the players still in contention were Connor
Drinan, who had qualified via a $25,000
satellite, and college-loan magnate Cary
Katz.
The infamous hand began when Katz
raised to 225,000 from under the gun position. Drinan, a young and accomplished
player, reraised to 580,000 from the big
blind. Katz responded with a four-bet to
2 million. Drinan moved all in, and Katz
made the call with the bigger stack.
Drinan tabled the Ad-Ac, and Katz also
turned over pocket aces with the As-Ah.
The two players would chop the pot 95.65
percent of the time, and the only way one
of them could win outright would be if the
board “four-flushed,” meaning four cards
of the same suit ran out.
The 2d-Kh-5h flop gave Katz a freeroll
to the hearts, and wouldn’t you know it,
the 4h on the turn suddenly made it a very
real possibility.
“I feel like it might [come],” said Antonio Esfandiari, the winner of the inaugural
Big One for One Drop. Katz joked that he
had some of that “Esfandiari luck,” and
then the dealer quietly burned and put out
the 2h, which completed the flush and sent
shockwaves through the crowd.
Drinan, the unfortunate victim, was understandably speechless. A day later, Katz
would finish in eighth place, good for just
over $1.3 million. Daniel Colman won the
tournament and walked away with more
than $15.3 million.
Whether or not this stunning hand was
the worst beat in poker history is debatable,
but what happened to Drinan was unquestionably nightmarish.
“Connor Drinan just became the answer
to a wicked poker trivia question,” ESPN
commentator Lon McEachern said at the
conclusion of the hand. “That is brutal.
That might be the worst beat in the history
of tournament poker.”
For two players to be dealt pocket aces
is exceedingly rare, and to have such a
hand end in anything but a chop is also
extremely rare. To have this combination
of rarities occur in a tournament with the
world’s biggest buy-in…well, it certainly
made for a memorable moment.
Chad Holloway is a World Series of Poker
bracelet winner and senior news editor for
PokerNews.com and learn.pokernews.com. Follow him on Twitter: @ChadAHolloway.
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By Jeffrey Charboneau
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Bingo fans have been clamoring for
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And at last, here it is!
The 2015 Bingo Bugle Tournament
Cruise will explore the tropical eastern
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Dear Dream Lady,
I love to cook so I read a lot of recipes
from books, magazines and newspaper
articles. However, I had an odd dream last
night. I dreamed that I received bags and
bags of recipes in the mail—almost like I
was a “Recipe Movie Star” and I had asked
for recipes. I did not. I have enough using
my own resources. Why did I receive so
much unsolicited mail?
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problems under control. Black squirrels
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the way. I hope this is not a self-fulfilling
prophecy. If the death of your mother has
hit you harder than you thought, please
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bitten by two black squirrels. Nothing happened in the dream before they bit me and
then I woke up. It has been a difficult summer. My mother passed away and I have
had health problems. I keep thinking about
this dream and wonder what its message
is. I could not find anything in my dream
reference books. Thank you,
Mary P., Chicago, Illinois
Dear Frankie,
Receiving recipes tells me people want
to give you unsolicited advice because
they believe you need advice about something. You have avoided a difficult situation that must be resolved. Please take
your others’ advice and tackle whatever is
bothering you with a “solution-oriented”
approach. You will sleep better if you do
this. —Dream Lady
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GAME SCHEDULE
location
phone
mon.
tues.
1 AMERICAN LEGION POST 26
(480) 834-9769
505 W. Second Ave., Mesa
AMERICAN LEGION POST 29
2 6821 N. 58th Ave., Glendale (623) 930-9313
AMERICAN LEGION POST 44
3 7145 E. 2nd St. Old Town Scottsdale
(602) 295-7775
wed.
thurs.
11:30 am
AMERICAN LEGION POST 61
6pm
6:45 pm
ARIZONA AMERICAN ITALIAN CLUB
(602) 997-7803
BRENTWOOD SOUTHERN
7 CARRIAGE MANOR
8
CASINO ARIZONA
101 @ McKellips
6:45 pm
12:30 pm
(480) 850-7777
6:30 pm
12:30 pm
6:30 pm
COMMUNITY BINGO
9 3690 Estrella Pkwy, Goodyear
(623) 512-8878
D.A.V. CHAPTER 20
10 8447 N. 61st Ave., Glendale (623) 931-7320
DEER VALLEY SENIOR CENTER
(602) 495-3714
11 2001 W. Wahalla, Phoenix
12:30 pm
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
12:30 pm
12:30 pm
12 Midnight 12 Midnight
6:30 pm
10:30 pm
6:30 pm
1:00pm
1:00pm
1:00pm
9 am, 12:30 pm,
6:30 pm
12:30 pm
6:30 pm
FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE #2
12 Noon
6:30 pm
12 Noon
6:30 pm
GILA RIVER LONE BUTTE CASINO
17 Loop 202 at Kyrene, Chandler (602) 946-4452
12 Noon
6:30 pm
12 Noon
6:30 pm
12 Noon
6:30 pm
12 Noon
6:30 pm
12 Noon
6:30 pm
12 Noon
6:30 pm
12 Noon
6:30 pm
12 Noon
6:30 pm
11:30 pm
15406 Maricopa Rd., Maricopa
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 3121
19 644 E. Chandler Blvd., Chandler(480) 963-4372
6:45 pm
20 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 11809
(623) 975-0414
2:00 pm
151 st Ave. & Deer Valley Rd. Sun City W.
2550 S. Ellsworth Rd., Mesa
6:30 pm
(480)396-2172
(480) 357-1148
6:30 pm
MONTE VISTA
6:45 pm
23 8865 E Baseline, Mesa
24 PHOENIX ELKS #335
6:30 pm
PHOENIX WEST ELKS (623) 930-1810
5525 W. Colter Rd. Glendale
(623) 214-8629
PORA
26
19803 R.H. Johnson Blvd., Sun City West
6:45 pm
14424 N 32nd St., Phoenix (602) 762-4629
25
12 Noon
12 Noon
6:30 pm
11:00 pm 6:30 pm
12 Noon 12 Noon
6:30 pm
11:30 pm 6:30 pm
11:30 am,
11:30 am,
11:30 am,
11:30 am,
11:30 am,
2:30 pm, 3:30 pm 2:30 pm, 3:30 pm 2:30 pm, 3:30 pm 2:30 pm, 3:30 pm 2:30 pm, 3:30 pm
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
18 HARRAH'S AK-CHIN CASINO
(480) 802-5018
22 LAS PALMAS GRAND
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
(480)830-5850
GILA RIVER VEE QUIVA CASINO
16 51st Ave., 4mi. S. of Baseline (602) 946-4452
215 N. Power Rd., Mesa
2:00 pm
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
GOOD LIFE RV RESORT
21 LAS PALMAS
6:30 pm
9 am, 12:30 pm, 9 am, 12:30 pm, 9 am, 12:30 pm, 6:45 am, 9 am, 6:45 am, 9 am,
6:30 pm
12:30 pm,
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
12:30 pm,
12:00 am
6:30 pm, 12:00 am 6:30 pm,
6:30 pm
14 12851 N. 19th Ave., Phoenix (602) 993-0239
12:30 pm
12:45 pm
12:45 pm
12:45 pm
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
DEVONSHIRE SENIOR CENTER
(602) 256-3130
FORT MCDOWELL CASINO
13 North of Shea, off Beeline Hwy (602) 843-3678
12:30 pm
11:30 am
12 2802 E. Devonshire, Phoenix
15 3403 E.Main, Mesa
1:00 pm
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
480-984-1111
7750 E Broadway, Mesa
1:00 pm
6:30 pm
5 7509 N.12th St.Phoenix
6 8103 E. Southern, Mesa
sun.
Bar Bingo
3:00 pm
4 35 N. 8th St. (Dysart Rd.), Avondale
(623) 932-4960
sat.
6:45 pm
6:45 pm
6:30 pm
fri.
12:45 pm
6:15 pm
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REFLECTIONS BINGO
27 3415 W. Northern Ave., Phoenix (602) 973-1303
7:00 pm
28 RIVERBOAT BINGO
6:30 pm
(623) 546-0077
18300 W. Bell Rd., Surprise
ROAD HAVEN RESORT
29 1000 S Idaho, Apache Junction (480) 671-4659
tues.
wed.
thurs.
6:00 pm
7:00 pm
11:00 am
6:30 pm
11:00 am
6:30 pm
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only
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sun.
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10:30 pm 10:30 pm
1:00 pm
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
1:00 pm
6:30 pm
7:00 pm
30 ST. HELEN'S BINGO
31
fri.
6:45 pm
(623) 935-5573
5510 W. Cholla Rd., Glendale
SILVERIDGE RV RESORT
8265 E Southern,Mesa(480)373-7700
SUNLAND SPRINGS VILLAGE
Signal Butte and Baseline, Mesa(480)354-8758
SUNLAND VILLAGE
(480)832-9003
Greenfield Rd. between Southern & Broadway
SUNLAND VILLAGE EAST (480) 986-9822
Baseline Rd. E. of Sossaman, Mesa
VALLE DEL ORO
1452 S Ellsworth, Mesa (480) 984-5076
VELDA ROSE GARDENS
5555 E Aspen, Mesa
VENTURE OUT BALLROOM
(480) 832-9000
5001 E Main, Mesa
6:30 pm
6:45 pm
7:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:30 pm
1:00 pm
6:40 pm
7:00 pm
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Answers on p.24
Answers on p.24
BINGO BUGLE Phoenix November 2014
Peg loves the onion rings and playing at Fraternal Order of Police #2.
Leta was the Double Action $100 game winner at American Legion Post 26.
Marilyn was starting her luck early at Phoenix Elks 335, by winning the Early Bird game.
bugle word game
bugle word game
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Bingo Challenge
All in good fun, hopefully
Last Saturday Kate and I were a little late
getting to Bingo and so found our seats in
the very first row in front of the caller. It
turned out to be the “cane table” as three
players with canes were already seated
there and two more joined us straightaway.
We introduced ourselves to the other
players and readied for play. The first three
games were unremarkable, but then the fun
started. One “caner” challenged another’s
Bingo and reached across to grab his
card. It was apparent these elderly people
all knew each other well, but I could not
tell how lighthearted the challenge was.
It seemed very serious at the time, but
soon they were all laughing and clowning
around. The challenged player’s card was
good and we moved on to the next game.
This time when someone at our table won, another “caner” leaped up and
grabbed for his card. The winner was having none of it, however, and snatched his
card out of reach. A floor worker arrived
just in time to prevent a real problem,
though they were certainly verbal.
“You people have to calm down,” said
the floor worker, “or I’ll have to ask you
to leave.”
“Leave!” challenged the noisiest one.
“Why you can’t ask us to leave. The bus
don’t come for another two hours. Besides
you’d be lost without us.”
“Well, just be quieter,” said the floor
worker, beating a hasty retreat.
We went on to the next game, a big H as
well as a little h, when the fussing began
again. Oldsters frequently have trouble
with these double games, so I was preparing to help when Joe leaped up, grabbing
his cane and yelling, “Bingo, by damn. I
got a Bingo!”
Ralph challenged him as predicted and
a big fuss began. Then Joe leaned across
the table putting most of his weight on his
cane. Ralph knocked his cane out from
under him and down he went amid much
moaning and groaning.
They helped him up and he seemed unhurt, but very angry about the insult to his
dignity. “What’d you wanta go and do that
for?” he yelled at Ralph.
“Oh, you were just being too picky,” said
Ralph. “I wanted to calm you down.”
The head floor worker came over. “That’s
your last chance,” she said. “Any more
fussing and you two are both out of here.”
The boys looked chagrined, but with grins
lurking under their meek expressions.
“Yes, Ma’am,” they both said.
Soon we were on to the final game, an
Indian star, one of my personal favorites
and I thought it was about time I won one.
We played a regular Bingo on the way,
which was won by someone far away in the
room. Then Ralph, Joe and I were all on at
the same time and we each began chanting
the number we wanted.
“Come on 63,” said Ralph, “Daddy
needs a new prosthesis. Come on.”
I thought this interesting enough to
almost lose my concentration when Joe
started chanting, “Bring me 45. Bring me
45. I need a new walker.”
But someone in the far part of the room
won and I went away wondering how they
would get along without the new prosthesis
and walker they claimed they needed.
SUDOKU PUZZLE
answers page 19
hours, if desired.
TURKEY AMERICANA SALAD
Use your leftover turkey, vegetables (leftover Brussel sprouts, roasted vegetables,
broccoli, cauliflower or asparagus also work
well) and cranberry sauce in this salad,
which is a tribute to traditional Thanksgiving flavors.
New Ideas for
Leftover Turkey
Some folks think that the leftovers are
one of the best parts of the Thanksgiving
holiday. With a little imagination and safe
food handling, you can create a new twist on
leftover turkey and side dishes.
When you reheat the turkey, stuffing or
gravy, make sure it reaches a temperature of
at least 165 F. Here are a few creative ideas
for using your leftover turkey, dressing and
vegetables that are sure to become new holiday traditions!
3-BEAN TURKEY CHILI
Adding the crushed tortilla chips helps to
thicken the chili and adds a delicious corn
flavor to the dish. It’s a great way to use
up those broken chips in the bottom of the
bag!
2
teaspoons cooking oil
1
medium onion, chopped
1
cup chopped celery
3
cloves garlic, chopped
1
tablespoon chili powder
1
tablespoon ground cumin
1
teaspoon salt
1
teaspoon ground black pepper
1
can (28-ounces) diced tomatoes, undrained
1
jar (16-ounces) hot or mild chunky salsa
1/2 cup turkey gravy (optional)
2
cups cubed cooked turkey
1
(15-ounce) can white beans, drained and rinsed
1
(15-ounce) can black beans, drained and rinsed
1
(15-ounce) can pinto beans, drained and rinsed
1/2 cup finely crushed tortilla chips
1. Heat the oil in a heavy saucepan over
medium heat. Add onions, celery, garlic,
chili powder, cumin, salt and pepper. Cook
until onions are clear. Add the remaining
ingredients and stir until well-combined.*
2. Bring to a boil, cover and reduce heat
to a simmer for 30 to 45 minutes, stirring
occasionally. Serve with shredded Cheddar
cheese, sour cream, chopped onions and/
or jalapenos or the toppings of your choice.
Serves 6.
*Slow-Cooker Option: You can place
all of the ingredients into a slower cooker
at this point and cook it on low for 4 to 5
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2
1/2
1
1/2
1/2
1/2
1/2
1/2
2
1
1
4
cups shredded leftover turkey meat
stalks celery, sliced
cup celery leaves, coarsely chopped, plus more whole leaves for garnish
crisp apple, such as Gala or Macintosh, cored and chopped
cup cooked whole kernel corn
cup cooked green beans
cup pecans, toasted, and coarsely chopped
cup cranberry sauce
cup non-fat yogurt
tablespoons mayonnaise
teaspoon salt
teapoon ground black pepper
cups baby spinach
1. In a large bowl, gently toss the turkey,
celery, celery leaves, apple, corn, green
beans and pecans until combined. In a small
bowl, whisk together the cranberry sauce,
yogurt, mayonnaise, and salt and pepper
until well-combined. Add the dressing to
the turkey mixture and toss gently to evenly
dress the ingredients. 2. To serve, spread the
baby spinach evenly onto a serving platter,
top with the dressed salad, garnish with celery leaves and serve immediately. Serves 4.
TURKEY DAY WRAP
4
(10-inch) flour tortillas
2
tablespoons mayonnaise
4
large slices cooked turkey
1
cup leftover dressing, warmed (optional)
4
slices cooked bacon
4
slices of tomato
1
cups shredded coleslaw or lettuce
1/2 cup chopped purple onion
1/2 cup shredded Cheddar cheese
Wrap the tortillas in a paper towel. Sprinkle with water on both sides. Warm in microwave for 10 to 15 seconds. Spread each
tortilla lightly with mayo. Divide the turkey
and dressing, if desired, and put an equal
amount on each tortilla. Add a slice of the
bacon and tomato, and an equal amount of
the coleslaw or lettuce, onions and shredded cheese to each tortilla. Wrap tightly and
serve. Serves 4.
(Additional information provided by Jessica Kovarik, RD, LD, former Extension
Associate, University of Missouri Extension.)
Angela Shelf Medearis is an award-winning
children’s author, culinary historian and
author of seven cookbooks. Her new cookbook is The Kitchen Diva’s Diabetic Cookbook. Her website is www.divapro.com.
To see how-to videos, recipes and much,
much more, Like Angela Shelf Medearis, The
Kitchen Diva!, on Facebook and go to Hulu.
com. Recipes may not be reprinted without
permission from Angela Shelf Medearis.
SNOWFLAKE ANSWERS
BINGO BUGLE Phoenix November 2014
Blackjack tools
Improving your game
There are many good tools on the Internet that blackjack players can use to
improve their game. Moreover, they are all
FREE. Below is a summary of some of the
better ones.
Blackjack Strategy Engine
You can generate a blackjack strategy
table (in color or black and white) from any
set of playing rules (and number of decks)
by using the Blackjack Strategy Engine at
www.blackjackinfo.com. You simply use
the drop down menu to select the number
of decks and then check the rules that interest you (from a list of playing rules), then
just click the “Get The Strategy” button
and within seconds you will have an accurate strategy chart that you can print.
Blackjack Strategy Calculator
This calculator (http://wizardofodds.
com/games/blackjack/strategy/calculator/)
will also generate a basic strategy chart (in
color) for any number of decks and playing
rules. You simply use the drop menu to select the number of decks and rules and the
calculator will generate a strategy chart.
Blackjack House Edge Calculator
If you go to http://wizardofodds.com/
games/blackjack/calculator/, you’ll find
a tool that allows you to input any set of
playing rules and the calculator will generate the “optimal” and “realistic” house
edge, assuming you use the correct basic
playing strategy. (The optimal house edge
is based on perfect composition dependent
strategy and the dealer shuffling after every
hand, whereas the realistic house edge is
based on total dependent basic strategy,
and the use of a cut card.)
Basic Strategy Trainer
The Blackjack Strategy Trainer is a free
blackjack game that will teach you while
you play. You select the exact rules that you
want, and the “Strategy Coach” will warn
if you make a basic strategy mistake. (You
can also turn off the Coach, if you prefer.)
Available at http://www.blackjackinfo.
com/bst/
Hit or Stand.net
This site (www.hitorstand.net) contains a
free blackjack game and trainer that teaches
you blackjack strategy while you play. The
goal of the game is to make a high percentage of correct moves. There are two modes
of play (easy and difficult).
Gamemaster’s Blackjack School
Located at http://www.gamemasteronline.com/BlackjackContent.shtml, you’ll
find 24 lessons that will take you systematically through the process of learning how
to play each hand properly, how to count
cards, how and when to properly bet, and
literally hundreds of other “tricks of the
trade.”
Blackjack Tournaments
For a listing of major (and minor) blackjack tournaments throughout the USA,
check out www.blackjacktournaments.
com.
There are several other web sites that
contain good information for blackjack
players, although they are not free. I’m
going to shamelessly recommend my
Blackjack Insider e-Newsletter that is
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There you will find Current Blackjack
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Some of the recent big winners at Fort Mc Dowell Bingo
Clarence was the Stellar 7 winner for
$5200.
Mary won $5660 on the Stellar 7.
Helen won $2400 on the Stellar 7.
Rebecca was the Jumping Jackpot
winner for $12,000.
Wow! Michael won $16,488 on the
Ft. McDowell 49er.
Lisa was a $4800 winner on the
Stellar 7.
Table Win- Fortune Club Progressive pot $22,600.
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