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Willow Ranch

waggin Tongue

MHBGROUPCustom Community Magazines Since 1974 REGION 4

Live in Joy and Peace!

Editor: Sharon Prentice650-796-0515

[email protected]

Willow Ranch Mobile Home Community1111 Morse Avenue

Sunnyvale, CA 94089-1624408-734-8900

Website: willowranchassn.weebly.com

Community Administrator: Dejaime Davenport (Mr. D)Office Manager: Mary Kroll

Assistant Managers: Don Huffman, Gail Swegles, Jim Benedetti, and Linda BarclayMaintenance Supervisor: Jim Walsh

Inputs to the Waggin Tongue are due to the editor on the 10th of the preceding month

Waggin TonguePublished by the Willow Ranch Association (WRA)A non-profit organization to promote friendship and

goodwill among the residents of Willow Ranch

Waggin Tongue -- July 2016 Page 1

mailto:[email protected]


Association Officers

President Jim Benedetti* 408-685-2307Vice President PK Dolly* 408-745-1672Secretary Joyce Lavrar* 408-466-5569Treasurer Gloria Gallagher* 408-747-1616

Board of Directors

Dorothy Drummer* 408-734-5171Ellie Gossett* 408-745-1513Don Huffman* 408-744-0235Josie Jewett* 408-743-5911Bea Simpson* 408-744-1975

Parliamentarian and Historian - TBD

Committee Chairpersons

Bible Reading/Friendship Don Huffman 408-744-0235Carole George 408-734-5443

Bingo PK Dolly 408-745-1672Jim Benedetti 408-685-2307

Breakfasts TBDBridge John Peterson 408-398-8017Bulletin Board TBDCircle of Friends Ange Peebles 408-348-9903Crafts and Coffee Josie Jewett 408-743-5911Decorations Shirley Nathan 650-269-3065Dinners TBDGame Night Bea Simpson 408-744-1975Helping Hands Dee McCarthy 408-744-9954

Gail Swegles 408-745-0457Marie Huffman 408-744-0235

Medical Equipment Shed Don & Marie Huffman 408-744-0235PC User Group Dave Jewett 408-743-5911Pinochle (Mon) Bea Simpson 408-744-1975Pinochle (Wed) Ellie Gossett 408-745-1513Poker (Thur) Carl Johnson 408-400-0884Poker (Sun) Bea Simpson 408-744-1975Recycling Don Huffman 408-744-0235SNAP Eugene Ludwico 408-745-1775Sunshine and Memorial Joann Pedron 408-582-2036Supplies Linda Barclay 408-744-0730

*Elected at June 1, 2016 WRA monthly meeting for 2016 - 17 year

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2

A-B-C Fun10:00 AM

3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Texas Hold ‘em1:30 PM

4th of JulyWRA Event

Starts at 11 AM

Bridge11:00 AM

Game Night5:30 PM

Bible Reading10:30 AMPinochle1:00 PM

Association Mtg6:30 PM

Crafting10:00 AM


NEW RESIDENTS’

TEA10:00 AM

Double Deck Pinochle1:00 PM

10 11 12 13 14 15 16


Pinochle1:00 PMSNAP

6:30 PM

Bridge11:00 AM

Game Night5:30 PM


Crafting10:00 AMDominoes

1:30 PMTexas Hold ‘em

5:45 PM

Double Deck Pinochle1:00 PM

17 18 19 20 21 22 23


Pinochle1:00 PM

Bridge11:00 AM

Game Night5:30 PM


Crafting10:00 AM


24Texas Hold ‘em

1:30 PM

25Pinochle1:00 PMSNAP

6:30 PM

26Bridge

11:00 AMGame Night

5:30 PM

27Bible Reading

10:30 AMPinochle1:00 PMBINGO6:30 PM

28Crafting10:00 AM


29 30Fun Funders

Recycling8:30 AM

31Texas Hold ‘em

1:30 PM


What’s OLD, but FUN, that you might enjoy at the Willow Ranch clubhouse?★ A-B-C Event? 1st Saturday of month at 10:00 AM★ Bingo? 4th Wednesday of month at 6:30 PM (EXCEPT NOV or DEC)★ Bridge? Every Tuesday at 11:00 AM★ Crafting? Every Thursday at 10:00 AM★ Dominoes? 2nd Thursday of month at 1:30 PM★ Game Night? Every Tuesday at 5:30 PM★ Pinochle (regular)? Every Monday and Wednesday at 1:00 PM★ Pinochle (double)? 2nd Saturday and 3rd Friday at 1:00 PM★ Texas Hold ‘em Poker (Tournament)? Thursdays at 5:45 PM★ Texas Hold ‘em Poker (Non-tournament)? Sundays at 1:30 PM

Check page 2 for the contact person for any activity above if you want to know more about a specific activity or other WRA activities.

What’s NEW, that you might not know?A big thank you to Tom Pamilla who, while being WRA Treasurer, also put

together interesting Community Connections articles for the WT!

Bring your family and friends to the Willow Ranch 4th of July

celebration. It will be on the actual holiday,Monday, July 4th.

Yummy and fun, it’s a good time to come out and meet your neighbors and

share the time.Check page 15 for

the schedule of events.

A big welcome to Gail Swegles, who will take over for Tom Pamilla in the August issue and

provide the WT with her take on making Community

Connections profiles informative!

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It’s no big deal, but for those of you who like to

keep your directory current, we are including a

new section in the WT that lets you know recent updates that we are aware of. See page 16 at the

bottom.

FUTURE dates for Willow Ranch events (ALL residents are welcome!)

Saturday, July 2nd at 10:00 AM - ABC EventMonday, July 4th at 11:00 AM - 4th of July CelebrationWednesday, July 6th at 6:30 PM - Monthly Association MeetingSaturday, July 9th at 10:00 AM - New Residents’ TeaSaturday, July 30th at 8:30 AM - Fun Funders RecyclingSaturday, August 13th at 9:00 AM - Flea Market

Watch for flyers (in your Willow Ranch mail tube) re details for each event!

As the season is changing from Spring to Summer, so is the Board as we have the changing of the guard. On June 1st a new Board was elected (see picture below). I would like to thank the members who came forward to serve on the Board. I am looking forward to working with them. I realize that we all have different opinions about how to get things done. If we all work together, we can overcome all obstacles. First on the agenda I will host an ice-cream social on Saturday June 18th at 2:00 PM. All are invited to come down to the clubhouse and create their own sundae. This will also be the time that the community can meet the new board members. I will outline the events for the new year at our July meeting (Wednesday, July 6th). If anyone would like to conduct some type of event, she or he is welcome to do so. I am looking forward to planning our 4th of July with the outgoing board and the incoming board. We are in need of some helping hands for recycling (last Saturday of the month). It takes about one and a half hours and starts around 8:15 AM. Come on down and enjoy the donuts. I want to thank all for voting me as your President. I will do everything in my power to provide an exciting year.


President's MessageJuly 2016

Jim Benedetti

Dorothy Drummer

GloriaGallagher

EllieGossett

BeaSimpson

PKDolly

JimBenedetti

DonHuffman

JosieJewett

WRA New Board for 2016 - 17*

*Not pictured: Joyce Lavrar (NOTE: Joyce’s picture is on page 6 at top)

Meeting was called to order at 6:29 PM by Vice President Marta Pamilla. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited.Roll call indicated those present were: Marta Pamilla, Tom Pamilla, PK Dolly, Josie Jewett, Suzan Brashers, and Ed Prentice. Absent were: Joyce Lavrar, Ange Peebles, Shirley Nathan, Joan Robichaud, and Dave Jewett.

BOARD APPROVALS: It was moved (Josie Jewett) and seconded (Jim Benedetti) that the May 4th minutes be accepted as printed in the Waggin Tongue. The motion passed unanimously.Correspondence: A letter from the family of Betty Cassineri thanking the Willow Ranch Association and residents for their friendship during Betty’s residence in the park and their help at her Memorial Gathering. --Also, a letter from President Shirley Nathan to Joyce Lavrar and Pam’s Homes thanking them for underwriting ($400+) the printing of our 2016 Willow Ranch Directory. --Tom Pamilla presented a detailed Treasurer’s Report. Clarification questions were answered. 86 households (139 individuals) have submitted WRA dues of $3 each for the 2016/2017 fiscal year. Josie Jewett moved that the Treasurer’s Report be accepted and filed. PK Dolly seconded the motion, and it passed unanimously.

COMMITTEE REPORTS: Marta reminded us of the ABC (Anniversary, Birthday Community) event which will take place Saturday, June 4 at 10 AM. Ina Pellizzer will be honored on the occasion of her 94th birthday. -- The New Residents’ Tea will take place Saturday, June 11 at 10 AM. It will be hosted by Circle of Friends. All are invited to join us in meeting and welcoming new residents.

NEW BUSINESS: Resident Joyce Loewy brought to our attention the fact that the proposed hefty rate hike for water use in Sunnyvale will be considered by the Sunnyvale City Council at their June 9th meeting. She suggested that concerned residents should send letters of protest to the city Department of Finance. The rate increase can add $14 to each resident’s monthly bill.-- Marta commented that both she and Shirley had been happy to serve on the Board this past year and then turned the meeting over to Jim Benedetti who asked if there were any nominations from the floor for Board positions. When none was forthcoming, he read the proposed slate of officers. They are Jim Benedetti- President, PK Dolly-Vice President, Joyce Lavrar-Secretary, Gloria Gallagher-Treasurer, Dorothy Drummer, Ellie Gossett, Bea Simpson, Don Huffman, and Josie Jewett-Board Members. All were elected by unanimous vote and were sworn in by Parliamentarian Ed Prentice. --Newly-elected President Jim Benedetti thanked the outgoing Board for its contributions to the community over the past year and welcomed the new Board. He announced that the old and new board will meet at 6:30 PM, Wednesday, June 8 to jointly plan the July Fourth festivities. Raffle donations for the July 4th party were solicited (ie. gift baskets, gift cards, appliances -- new or gently used, etc.) -- Jim Benedetti reminded us that dues are still being requested and accepted from community residents.-- An Ice Cream Social is planned for Saturday, June 18 at 2 PM to meet the new Board.-- The next board meeting will be held Wednesday, July 6th, at 6:30 PM in the Clubhouse.-- Don Huffman commended Tom Pamilla on the awesome job he did as Treasurer, keeping detailed records of the year’s transactions. Don submitted an audit report and also thanked the outgoing Board for its service.-- It was noted that Shirley Nathan had done an extensive job of inventorying equipment belonging to the Association. It was suggested that an audit and list of property be made, and labels (Property of WRA) affixed to various items to better help future Boards identify ownership. -- The meeting was adjourned at 7 PM.

Respectfully submitted, Josie Jewett (substitute Secretary)


Willow Ranch Association Monthly Meeting

June 1, 2016

Joyce Lavrar, Secretary

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Willow Ranch AssociationTreasurer’s Report/Tom Pamilla

Period Ending May 31, 2016

Bank Balance as of April 30, 2016 $2,361.87

Deposits ● 05/02/2016:

New Year’s Eve Party, Cinco de Mayo, WRA dues $203.00● 05/06/2016:

Flag Sale, March Recycle, Cinco de Mayo, WRA dues $525.00● 05/19/2016:

Cinco de Mayo Dinner+50/50, Cassineri gift, WRA dues $255.00● 05/24/2016:

WRA dues $ 33.00● 05/31/2016:

Flag, WRA dues $ 8.00

Total Deposits $1,024.00

Sub Total $3,385.87

Disbursements● Check 1135→Fred Olsen(Movie Nite Supplies) $ 6.46● Check 1136→Dave Jewett (Emergency Assignment Board) $ 21.05● Check 1137→Ed Prentice (Recyclers’ Donuts) $ 8.75● Check 1138→Kathleen Halliday (Overpayment of Dues) $ 4.00● Check 1139→Jim Benedetti (Cinco de Mayo food) $137.42● Check 1140→P.K. Dolly (Bingo; Cinco de Mayo food) $ 69.09● Check 1141→Linda Barclay (Club House supplies) $ 55.15● Check 1142→Caryl Billings (Cinco de Mayo drinks) $ 96.58● Check 1143→Marie Welch (Cinco de Mayo dip) $ 15.94● Check 1144→Eugene Ludwico (Emergency Prep Training) $ 29.24● Check 1145→Suga Ono (Overpayment of Dues) $ 4.00● Check 1146→Jim Walsh (Help during May) $ 50.00● Check 1147→P.K. Dolly (Sodas, Cinco de Mayo) $ 11.80● Check 1148→Linda Barclay (Bowls for Ice Cream Social) $ 7.08● Check 1149→Ed Prentice (Donuts for recyclers) $ 8.75

Total Disbursements $ (525.31)Bank Balance as of 05/31/2016 $2,860.56Petty Cash on hand $ 200.55Total funds as of 05/31/2016 $ 3,061.11

EVENT SUMMARYCinco de Mayo Event Income $ 421.00 Cinco de Mayo Event Disbursements $ (421.00)Total Cinco de Mayo Event Income over Expense $ 00.00

Happy Birthday!7/6 Dee McCarthy (#233)7/11 Serena Wang (#141)7/14 Shashi Bhalla (#19)7/15 Lorraine Denenberg (#56) Wolf Neumann (#99)7/16 Bob Niswonger (#30)7/19 Marilyn Kroncke (#212)7/25 Michael Halliday (#90)7/25 Tony Macias (#93)7/30 Doris Burns (#100)

Congratulations on your anniversary!7/1/62 Bob & Ann Greneveld (#188)7/1/92 Chuck Pass & Ange Peebles (#61)7/4/75 Tim & PK Dolly (#91)7/4/92 Byron & Linda Stookey (#122)7/13/04 Calvin & Ethel Jeffers (#157)7/14 Raymond Szpadzinski & Alma Escalona (#147)7/17/65 Frank & Pat Casey (#192)7/20/63 Ben & Anna Blendulf (#186)

WILLOW RANCH INFO UPDATE FORM

If your phone number and/or important dates are missing from or incorrect on this page, or in the directory, please enter the correct information below:

SPACE #_______ NAME(S)______________________________________BIRTHDAY: NAME MONTH DAY_____ BIRTHDAY: NAME MONTH DAY_____ ANNIVERSARY DATE (MONTH/DAY/YEAR)__________________________TELEPHONE NUMBER(S)________________________________________EMAIL(S)____________________________________________________

When you complete this form, please put it in the mail tube at space #180 (Josie Jewett) or the Association’s white mailbox to the right of the calendar/bulletin board in the Willow Ranch clubhouse.


July Celebrations

Editor’s Ramblings…Ah, music! I don’t know what I would do without music in my life. From an early age music, I have had music in the foreground or the background in some way. As a youngster, I and my friends would lip-sync the hits of the day on a bed-stage and hold a pretend mike as if we were the actual, impassioned singers.

Then I tried to teach myself how to play the accordion and the piano. We had the former, but the piano had to be played at the houses of friends who had one. To this day, I still can’t play very well, but I do remember the joy that trying brought and still brings.

In high school it was choral music that grabbed my attention. The school offered a couple of choral outlets, and as an alto, I partook wholeheartedly. The blending of voices and the camaraderie could not be beat. It still can’t.

In the college library I often studied wearing headphones that delighted me with the sound of Bach’s music played on organs and brasses. Though I have expanded my musical selection beyond Bach, to this day I often have music in the background no matter what I am doing. On a recent warm afternoon that had chased others off the golf course, I played several holes while listening to music on my phone.

For years, my husband and I have gone to musical concerts -- mainly folk and bluegrass, though we have been seen at some country, Eagles, Weird Al, and Springsteen venues.

Even Willow Ranch has fed my music habit. Don Huffman has put some energy and talent into trying to gather musical folks in our midst to play and sing together. You can join us at the 4th of July event as we sing patriotic and feel-good songs!


Sunshine and Memorial Report

This is my Sunshine and Memorial report since last month: Three Get Well cards were delivered to Ann Greneveld # 188, Wolf Neumann #99 and Julie McCue #145. If you know of anyone in need, please let me know.

Joann Pedron, [email protected]

Circle of Friends

At our Sat. June 4th ABC event Ina Pellizzer was celebrating her 94th Birthday. Ina was not able to attend our celebration but that didn't stop us from singing “Happy Birthday” to her on the phone. A BIG piece of cake was taken to her. Hosts Robert and Shirley offered cheesecake, fruit, muffins and other delicious eats.

All residents are invited to the next Sat. 10 AM, July 2nd Anniversary, Birthday and Community event (ABC), for a fun gathering.

Also, all new and current residents are invited to the next New Residents’ Tea to share friendship and light refreshments on Sat. July 9th, 10 AM.

New and current residents are always welcome to contact us. If we can assist you in any way, we will do our best.

Cheers, Ange

Circle of Friends CommitteeMarta Pamilla 408-498-0096Josie Jewett 408-743-5911Ange Peebles 408-348-9903 [email protected]



Barbeque Beef (continued)

1 cup ketchup½ cup red wine vinegar½ cup worcestershire sauce4 cloves garlic minced⅓ to ½ cup brown sugar

Mix all ingredients in one pot and simmer six hours uncovered. The meat usually cooks apart, but sometimes (after it cools), I break apart pieces that haven’t with my hands. Serve on buns.

Remember my motto: “The easier the better.”

--Bea

What’s Cooking?by Bea Simpson


Hi Everyone,

June is here, and school is out, so grandchildren come to visit. My grandsons are visiting from Utah, and they are 20 and 24. They are coming and going, and I never know quite what time they will be here to eat, so I made macaroni salad and barbeque beef for sandwiches; that way no worries about what time to have a meal ready.

Macaroni Salad

2 ½ cups uncooked elbow macaroni1 ½ cups mayonnaise¼ cup sweet pickle juice½ tsp salt¼ tsp pepper1 cup shredded cheddar cheese (4 oz)6 hard-boiled eggs (chopped)6 sweet pickles (chopped)

Cook macaroni according to package directions. Drain macaroni, rinse with cold water and drain well.

In a small bowl, combine mayonnaise, juice, salt, and pepper; then add cheese, eggs, pickles; finally, add macaroni and toss gently to coat.

Refrigerate covered, at least two hours or until chilled.

Barbeque Beef

4 lbs stew meat 1 lb 4 oz (large can) sliced tomatoes1 or 2 med onions1 qt water1 ¼ tst chili powder1 tsp pepper1 tsp salt

Can you guess? (answer)

board - half - deer - wreck - oars Board of Directors

Library Help

I would like to thank all of those helpers who have volunteered their time to help clean and sort our library books.

Please try and keep the books in order. If you would like, you can just put your new or returned books in the basket situated to the left of the shelves, and one of us will be glad to place them on the correct shelf.

Don’t forget that there are books on tape and DVDs and CDs available in the brown cabinet near the puzzle shelf.

We need more fiction and nonfiction paperback books. If anyone has any suggestions regarding the library, please let me know.

--Linda Barclay (408-744-0730)

Richard Kade (#142)

When I asked Richard if he would be willing to allow me to interview him, he reluctantly agreed, adding that he did not think that what he had to say would be of much interest. At that moment I knew that this would be an exciting interview.

Richard was born in Los Angeles and is currently semi-retired. I asked Richard about his work history. He worked for 26 years (and counting) at Xerox doing cost analysis. He spent a couple of years at Ford Aerospace until it was absorbed by Loral, and five years at Martin Marietta in the early 1980s until the Challenger disaster.

Without my asking many questions, Richard took me on a historical tour of Silicon Valley followed by a series of philosophical thoughts he has been developing, followed by a brief personal perspective. Richard spoke of the development of the first modern computer, named the giants and their breakthroughs that resulted in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, and the Ethernet. He went on to describe the very first computer mouse and the history of the Ethernet. Richard touched on the founding of Sun Microsystems, Adobe Systems and Digital Equipment.

I asked Richard about his WR experience. He has lived here since 1997. What he loves most about WR are the people. He gets involved “catch as catch can.” He is thinking about writing a book of rebuttals of other thinkers/philosophers, but has not made much progress on this project.

Diana, Richard’s wife of 41 years, passed away several months ago. I asked him how he was doing. He briefly said that he had

Waggin Tongue -- July 2016 Page 11 -

Community Connectionsby Tom Pamilla

Richard Kade (continued)

just come out of a “funk” and reminds himself that he has 41 years of beautiful memories. Richard then took off on a dissertation about Bach, Shakespeare, Da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Debussy. Richard ended our discussion by pointing out that the savant in each of us is what leads to discoveries and breakthroughs.

And Richard said that he had nothing interesting to share!

Coming soon -- FLEA MARKET!

Just a quick note to alert you that the flea market will be on Saturday, August 13! Remember that you keep the money earned by selling your things.

All items not sold must be taken back home with you.

Also, there will be a Willow Ranch Association table if you want to donate items for them to sell, and the Association keeps the profits

The flea market will start at 9:00 AM, and you can bring your stuff down to set up at 8:00 AM. If you want a large table, the cost will be $10.00 each, and small tables are $5.00 each. Space is also available outside; prices on that space are determined by how much space you need. Please remember that you must take home all that youdo not sell. If you have any questions, please call Linda Barclay at 408-744-0730.

SNAPSunnyvale Neighborhoods Actively Prepare

Emergency Preparedness

By Eugene Ludwico

The Willow Ranch Emergency Preparedness Planning Committee meets on the second and fourth Monday each month at 6:30 PM in the clubhouse. If you think you might like to be a part of the team contact me.

Eugene Ludwico Bob Greneveld Jim BrashersCarol Tam Kay Dutra Tom PamillaDave Jewett Kaye Walster Delores AlvaradoWolf Neumann PK Dolly

Because of the recent police activity in Fremont, I pulled up this recent article in the Waggin Tongue about “Shelter in Place.” Police activity is one reason a Shelter in Place order is issued. Another reason could be a toxic chemical spill. Willow Ranch Mobile Home Community is in close proximity to two major highways, 237 and 101, which brings to mind another type of disaster that would bring about a shelter in place alert. Every day there are trucks on these highways that are carrying all types of hazardous materials.

What does “Shelter in Place” mean? Chemical, biological, or radiological contaminants may be released accidentally or intentionally into the environment, or there may be police activity that is considered dangerous in your area. Should this occur, information will be provided in a number of ways (see following paragraph) by local authorities on television and radio stations on how to protect you and your family. Because information will most likely be provided on television and radio, it is important to keep a TV or radio on, even during the workday. The important thing is for you to follow instructions of local authorities and know what to do if they advise you to shelter-in-place.

Sunnyvale relies on Public Safety personnel and the city’s Communications Officer (Public Information Officer) to warn the community of imminent emergencies. Emergency and disaster alerting resources include:

● The Internet - Nixle● Television and Radio● KSUN_ Comcast Channel 15● Community Radio, 1680 AM (Preset this station to your car radio)● Emergency Alert System (EAS)● Alert SCC.com to add your cell phone number● Arc/Gis Communicator

o The Communicator can be used to notify a specific geographic area of a hazard. Since 2004, the Communicator has been used to notify the community of emergency incidents by automatically dialing both listed and unlisted telephone numbers to leave a pre-recorded message. An example of this was a 2006 hazardous materials release in which local residents were asked to “shelter-in-place.” The Communicator was able to complete notifications in a very short time. Without the Communicator, notifications would drain the already overwhelmed resources.

What Shelter-in-Place Means

In an emergency where hazardous material may have been released into the atmosphere a shelter-in-place may be invoked. This is a precaution aimed to keep you safe while remaining indoors. (This is not the same thing as going to a shelter in case of a storm.) Shelter-in-place means selecting a small, interior room, with



SNAP (continued)

few windows, and taking refuge there. It does not mean sealing off your entire home or office building. In the case of police activity in the area, residents would be asked to simply stay indoors, keep doors closed and stay away from windows, etc.

How to Shelter-in-Place

At Home

● Close and lock all windows and exterior doors.● If you are told there is danger of explosion, close the window shades, blinds or curtains.● Turn off all fans, heating and air conditioning systems.● Close the fireplace damper.● Get your family disaster supplies kit and make sure the radio is working.● Go to an interior room without windows that’s above the ground level. In the case of a chemical

threat, an above-ground location is preferable because some chemicals are heavier than air, and may seep into basements even if the windows are closed.

● Bring your pets with you, and be sure to bring additional food and water supplies for them.● It is ideal to have a hard-wired telephone in the room you select. Call your emergency contact and

have the phone available if you need to report a life-threatening condition. Cellular telephone equipment may be overwhelmed or damaged during an emergency.

● Use duct tape and plastic sheeting (heavier than food wrap) to seal all cracks around the door and any vents into the room.

● Keep listening to your radio or television until you are told all is safe or you are told to evacuate. Local officials may call for evacuation in specific areas at greatest risk in your community.

The City of Sunnyvale should be commended for the systems they have put into place for our safety and well being in case of a disaster. As citizens we need to do our part to keep ourselves safe by being prepared with our own individual disaster plan.

If you have any questions regarding the Emergency Preparedness Committee, please contact Eugene Ludwico, space 171 at 408-745-1775.

FIREWORKS SAFETY (from the Red Cross)

The safest way to enjoy fireworks is to attend a public fireworks show put on by professionals. Stay at least

500 feet away from the show. Many states outlaw most fireworks. However, if someone is setting fireworks

off at home, he or she should follow these safety steps:

Never give fireworks to small children, and always follow the instructions on the packaging.

Keep a supply of water close by as a precaution.

Make sure the person lighting fireworks always wears eye protection.

Light only one firework at a time and never attempt to relight "a dud."

Store fireworks in a cool, dry place away from children and pets.

Never throw or point a firework toward people, animals, vehicles, structures, or flammable materials.

Leave any area immediately where untrained amateurs are using fireworks.

Waggin Tongue -- July 2016

Someone has written these beautiful words. Read and try to understand the deep meaning of it. They are like the ten commandments to follow in life all the time.

1. Prayer is not a “spare wheel” that you pull out when in trouble, but a “steering wheel” that directs the right path throughout.

2. So why is a car’s windshield so large and the rear view mirror so small? Because our past is not as important as our future. So, look ahead and move on.

3. Friendship is like a book. It takes a few seconds to burn, but it takes years to write.

4. All things in life are temporary. If it’s going well, enjoy it; that won’t last long. If it’s going badly, don’t worry; that won’t last long either.

5. Old friends are gold! New friends are diamond! If you get a diamond, don’t forget the gold! Because to hold a diamond, you always need a base of gold.

6. Often when we lose hope and think this is the end, God smiles from above and says, “Relax, sweetheart, it’s just a bend, not the end!”

7. When God solves your problems, you have faith in His abilities; when God doesn’t solve your problems, He has faith in your abilities.

8. A blind person asked St. Anthony, “Can there be anything worse than losing your eyesight?” He replied: “Yes, losing your vision!”

9. When you pray for others, God listens to you and blesses them; sometimes when you are safe and happy, remember that someone has prayed for you.

10. Worrying does not take away tomorrow’s troubles; it takes away today’s peace.

Having a Little Fun with... and Food for Thought...Less Familiar Adages Words to Inspire

It's not whether you win or lose, but how you place the blame.

We have enough "youth"; how about a fountainof "smart"?

A fool and his money can throw one heck of a party.

When blondes have more fun, do they know it?

Money isn't everything; but it sure keeps the kids in touch.

Don't drink and drive; you might hit a bump and spill something.

If at first you don't succeed, skydiving is not for you

Red meat is not bad for you; fuzzy green meat is bad for you.

99 percent of all lawyers give the rest a bad name.

Xerox and Wurlitzer will merge to produce reproductive organs.

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IS NO MATCH FOR NATURAL STUPIDITY.

The latest survey shows that three out of four people make up 75% of the population.

"You know why a banana is like a politician?" "He comes in and first he is green, then he turns yellow and then he's rotten."

"I think Congressmen should wear uniforms -- you know, like NASCAR drivers, so we could identify their corporate sponsors."

The reason Politicians try so hard to get re-elected is that they would “hate” to have to try to make aliving under the laws they've passed.

“Wise sayings often fall on barren ground, but a kind word is never thrown away.” --Arthur Helps


Fourth of July Event(Monday, July 4th)

Schedule of Activities:

Bingo 11:00am to 1:00pmCake Walk 1:00pm to 2:00pm Horse Races 2:00pm to 3:00pmDinner/BBQ 3:00pmEntertainment 4:00pm to 5:00pmRaffle 5:00pm (Must be present to win)Spin the wheel for prizes All day ($1.00 per spin)

BBQ MenuHamburgers or Hot Dogs

Macaroni SaladChiliChips

Ice cream sundaes$6.50 for dinner per person -- $2.00 for each additional hamburger or hot dog

Drinks and snacks will be served all day Watch for a flyer with details

For info, call Jim Benedetti at 408-685-2307

A note about Manny -- Manuel (Manny) Dutra was born 5/22/42 and is still living. Yes, this is a tribute for a living person who moved out of his home here at Willow Ranch and into a health care residence near Manteca. He was born and raised in CA ( a true native). After completing school he started a maintenance/cleaning business, worked in leather repair, and started a vehicle repair business partnership. He had always liked driving his cars and trucks but aspired to drive buses (or trains) as an occupation. He applied for and got a job (very difficult at that time) with the VTA to drive buses (10 yrs) and light rail train (3 yrs). He met Kay, his awesome wife of 32 years, on one of those early bus runs (how romantic). But then (after 13 yrs) he started being disabled from Ankylosing Spondylitis (progressive arthritis that causes fusion of bones of the spine). He focused on his love for reading (history novels, mysteries, WWII books, etc.) and music to fill his time. He still loves 60’s music (Janis Joplin and Fleetwood Mac) and soprano Sarah Brightman/tenor Luciano Pavarotti. Through many surgeries, procedures and therapies (water being his favorite), his mobility has diminished to where he now requires more care than can be accomplished at home, but his spirit lives. Manny (and Kay, eventually): You are out of the WR Park but not out of our hearts. God Bless, Manny and Kay! Note: Kay is moving away also, and will leave a large "hole" here at Willow Ranch. --Don Huffman, Sp 146

Waggin Tongue -- July 2016

Willow Ranch Activities

Directory Updates#25 Nancy Johnson -- Phone number should be 408-743-4990#49 Marcella and Mike Hodgett -- Phone number should be 408-746-5408#87 Remove names Min Chang, Hong Lee and David Lee + any contact info#87 Add Geraldine Avanzado, phone 408-876-0304, email [email protected]#90 Kathleen/Michael Halliday -- Phone number should be 408-420-7224 #168 Jen Jackson -- Email is [email protected] (no period between j's) #204 Fe Doris Avanzado, add phone 408-680-4994, email [email protected]#204 Rosemarie A. Avanzado, add phone 408-876-0510, email [email protected]

Pool with water

Hot tub

Puzzles

Dominoes

Poker

Game night

PinochleMonthly WRA meeting ABC Event and

New Residents’ Tea

Recycling Bridge Pool without water

Crafting

BibleReading

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