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VOLUME 50, NUMBER 06 Circulation 732 JUNE 2019

COME AND EXPERIENCE THIS GOOD OLD-FASHIONED EVENT – IT’S OUR 36TH YEAR!

By Mackayla Wong, Event Coordinator

Here’s what you need to know:

9:20 am to 9:50 am: Parade sign-up in the Ranch Central Park – don’t be late if you wish to participate – thanks!

10:00 am: Opening Ceremony and Parade begin at the Park Oval followed by awards and photos! Activities follow during the day!

Concessions and Activities: 50 cents per ticket Raffles: $1.00 per ticket, $5.00 for 6 tickets.

Courtesy Raffle ticket (1 per family) for RHOA Members. Not a member, yet? Come on over to the ticket table and sign up.

Please hold off using your tickets until after the Parade so our Volunteers can give you the best service possible. We appreciate your patience!

After the Parade

The Picnic and Activities begin! Enjoy Hot Dogs, Snow Cones, Cotton Candy, Water, and Sodas.

Great, classic rock and roll by The 5150’s. Raffle winners called throughout the day, but

you have to buy a ticket AND be present when they call your winning number.

And, don’t forget awesome Activities: Join in the fun with the Balloon Toss (not a ticketed item), Cake Walk, Fun Jump, Face Painting, and more – as well as Dave & Busters!

CALL TO VOLUNTEER – Please leave your name, number and your volunteer preference (if you have one), so that we can get back to you promptly. We so value your assistance!

MACKAYLA WONG [email protected] [email protected] or (949) 285-2141

JERI CAREY [email protected] (949) 793-1425

LINDA WALLACE [email protected] (714) 813-5177

Speaking of volunteers . . . here are some of the Ranch community’s best friends! Did you enjoy those Moon Pies at the Easter Egg Hunt? They and all the other breakfast goodies, as well as the raffle items, were gifts of Jeff Moon and his team, including Connie Naylor (far left) and Sandy Tang (far right). They professionally represent buyers and sellers of homes in the Ranch for the Moon Group, part of Hanu Reddy Realty. Thanks for all you do for us, Jeff!

COOL BEANS!

RE/MAX RANCH REALTOR EMMA CHU SPONSORS HER 2ND ANNUAL ICE CREAM SOCIAL

TO CELEBRATE PROMOTIONS, GRADUATIONS AND

SUMMERTIME FUN FOR RANCH STUDENTS. JOIN HER FRIDAY, JUNE 8 FROM 2-4 PM

IN THE RANCH PARK FOR SOME COOL FUN.

THIS IS THE LAST ROUNDUP BEFORE RHOA JULY 4TH PARADE

AND PICNIC AND NATIONAL NIGHT OUT

to follow in our May newsletter.

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RHOA SPRING CLEANUP EVENT By Larry Hugo, District 12 Director & Cleanup Chairman

The Ranch CLEANUP event on May 18, 2019 went really well. It was a warm and beautiful day, with no rain. Our Ranch residents managed to completely fill all the large roll-off dumpsters in approximately four hours with yard trimmings and household waste.

Many of you took advantage of the Dumpsters and now have more room in your garages/homes. Many also helped us all by adding a little beautification to our Ranch neighborhood that we all care about and like to see kept well maintained. Thank you and keep up the good work.

The Cleanup morning at the various Dumpster Stations started with coffee, water and breakfast burritos graciously provided by Jeff Moon of Hanu Reddy Realty. THANK YOU, JEFF.

…continued on page 7

STREET SWEEPING 6/4 EMMA’S ICE CREAM SOCIAL 6/8

RHOA MEETING 6/11 FATHER’S DAY 6/16

STREET SWEEPING 6/18 4TH OF JULY PARADE 7/4 NATIONAL NIGHT OUT 8/6 FALL GARAGE SALE 10/5

FALL DUMPSTER DAY 10/19 HONORING VETERANS 11/9 CAROLING IN THE PARK 12/15 CHRISTMAS LIGHTS 12/16-12/22

Dates are subject to change.


JUNE 2019 Ranch Roundup 3

LAST

ROUNDUP BEFORE

NNO – SO, MARK YOUR

CALENDAR By Carol Drake, NNO Event Coordinator and District 6 Director

WHO: YOU! WHAT: NATIONAL NIGHT OUT WHEN: TUESDAY, AUGUST 6 @ 5:30 WHERE: RANCH PARK

The 36th annual National Night Out (NNO), co-hosted by the Ranch Homeowners Association and the Irvine Police Department, is coming to the Ranch Park on Tuesday, August 6, from 5:30 to 7:30 PM.

NNO is designed to: (1) Heighten crime and drug prevention awareness; (2) Generate support for, and participation in, local anti-crime

efforts; (3) Strengthen neighborhood spirit and police-community partnerships; and (4) Send a message to criminals letting them know neighborhoods are organized and fighting back.

There will be a Dessert Truck, games and prizes for the kids. Raffle tickets will be given out for shelf-stable food donations for Families Forward. Every item you bring earns a ticket; for example, four items, four tickets.

The Irvine Police Department and Orange County Fire Authority personnel will have emergency vehicles on display for kids and adults to enjoy. Spend the evening in the Ranch Park with your neighbors and our community organization representatives.

National Project Coordinator Matt Peskin says, “This is a night for America to stand together to promote awareness, safety and neighborhood unity. National Night Out showcases the vital importance of police-community partnerships and citizen involvement in our fight to build a safer nation. On NNO, we invite neighborhoods nationwide to join us in Giving Crime & Drugs A Going Away Party.”



Your Ranch Directors

Dist. Street Director Phone Address E-mail 1 Argent, Toulouse, Royale, Ramon Lugo 949-552-6690 15445 Eiffel [email protected]

W. Cherbourg

2 Verdun, Orleans, Eiffel, Nancy McDevitt 949-552-1706 5222 Royale [email protected]

Royale C.

3 Lorraine, Alsace, Jeff Glass 949-651-0204 15402 Alsace [email protected]

Royale E.

4 Montpellier, Reims, Linda Wallace 714-813-5177 5441 Strasbourg [email protected]

Nimes, Strasbourg E.

5 Seine, Burgundy, Chablis Reena Bhargava 949-439-0035 5321 Strasbourg [email protected]

Strasbourg W., Touraine E.

6 Chateau, Bayonne, Carol Drake 949-378-1756 5062 Chateau [email protected]

Cherbourg C.

7 Touraine C., Lille, Jay Baumler 949-929-8762 15232 Vichy [email protected]

Chalon, Bordeaux E.

8 Bordeaux W., Paris, Vichy, Jeri Carey 949-793-1425 15142 Normandie [email protected]

Roanne, Cherbourg N.,

Normandie N.

9 Champagne, Marne, Keith Bauer 949-552-9407 15222 Marne [email protected]

Nantes N.

10 Normandie S., Moulins, Larry Anderson 949-559-7319 4962 Rochelle [email protected] Rochelle

11 Rochelle W., Saverne Paula Miller 949-559-8962 4856 Rochelle [email protected]

Nantes S.

12 Norris, Lorenat, Skinner, Larry Hugo 949-551-9581 15091 Sonny [email protected]

Clemons, Sonny, Touraine

13 Talley, Kron, Clark, Glass, Peggy Evans 949-552-3510 15081 Talley [email protected]

Humphreys, Ecclestone

RHOA Officers, e-mail addresses Linda Wallace, President - [email protected] Barb Ignash, Roundup Editor - [email protected] Jeff Glass, Vice President - [email protected] Peggy Evans, Roundup Ads - [email protected] Jeff Glass, Treasurer - [email protected] Cristina Taylor-Gentile, Blog Admin. - [email protected] Jeri Carey, Secretary - [email protected] Jean Chung, Facebook - [email protected]

THE RANCH ROUNDUP is published

monthly by the Ranch Homeowners’

Association, P.O. Box 29, East Irvine,

California 92650. DEADLINE: 10th of each month. Editor: Barb Ignash

Ads: Peggy Evans

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MAY 14, 2019 RHOA MEETING MINUTES The meeting was called to order at 7:39 pm at the home of Carol Drake, hosted by Ramon Lugo.

Directors in attendance were Larry Anderson, Keith Bauer, Reena Bhargava, Jay Baumler, Jeri Carey, Peggy Evans, Jeff Glass, Larry Hugo, Ramon Lugo, Paula Miller, and Linda Wallace. Absent: Carol Drake and Nancy McDevitt.

RHOA COMMUNITY BUSINESS APRIL MINUTES: Accepted 1. Peggy 2. Jeff TREASURERS REPORT: Accepted MEMBERSHIP REPORT: Accepted

NEW BUSINESS FOURTH OF JULY – Mackayla – getting ready for the first planning meeting on May 30.

NATIONAL NIGHT OUT – The city has decided that there will be dessert trucks only. No hotdog grilling this year.

DUMPSTER DAY – Larry H – 5/18 All set.

SCE OUTAGES IN THE RANCH – Larry H/Jay – No new info.

OLD BUSINESS GARAGE SALE – 4/27 (Russ Hansen) – Linda – Lots of traffic this year.

EGGSTRAVAGANZA – Reena – Fun as usual!

DEERFIELD WALL – No new info.

SPEEDING IN THE RANCH – Larry H – No new info.

Meeting adjourned at 8:10 pm. Next Meeting Tuesday, June 11, 2019, at Nancy McDevitt’s home, 5222 Royale.

IRVINE CITY CODES If someone on your street is not following city codes as far as maintaining their home, you can call the city to report any violations.

The number is (949) 724-6000.

Ask for Code Enforcement.

Someone from the city will make a home visit and address the situation. You do not have to leave your name or phone number to file a complaint.



SPRING CLEANUP (…continued) Prior to Saturday morning we hope some of

you also took advantage of the recent Garage Sale on sponsored by Russ Hansen of Century 21 and the Great Exchange Free Friday (May 17) to pass on, for FREE, some still good but not needed items.

RHOA President Linda Wallace (right) and Director Jay Baumler and his daughter Katie help at the Strasbourg Station and were talking to our good friend and past director Janice Robinson. Although Janice has sold her Ranch home, we were happy to find out that she was visiting in the region while she and her husband build a new home. She kindly offered to assist our Spring Cleanup. A few days earlier, Jay and his daughter helped Cleanup Chair Larry Hugo put up the cones and caution tape before the event to allow space for the dumpsters.

We all appreciate those of you who took the time to help clean up and beautify our Ranch neighborhood.

When you can, please help your neighbors and/or encourage them to maintain their homes and our neighborhood. Let’s all do what we can to keep our homes and property looking nice. This also helps to keep up property values for all.

For anyone who may have forgotten, the “Cleanup/Dumpster Day” program is sponsored by your RHOA (Ranch Homeowners and Renters Association) for paid members (annual dues only $30 which is generally less than one third the cost of just one trip to the dump) and is conducted each spring and fall. It is always a fun day to get out into the sun, clean up areas we may have been neglecting, and meet and perhaps help some of your neighbors while either volunteering or dropping off some household waste or old treasures not needed anymore.

Directors Ramon Lugo, Larry Hugo, and Nancy McDevitt join Jeff Moon in enjoying the morning at the Cherbourg Station.

At this Cleanup day we had to cut back on the number of Dumpsters due to fewer paid memberships. If this trend of fewer memberships continues we may well have to reduce other services. Our costs are rising, and we need to maintain memberships to continue the level of services.


Although Linda Wallace and Director Reena Bhargava are prepared for rain we were fortunate that it did not rain on our Parade (Spring Cleanup day.)


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SOCIAL SECURITY IMPOSTOR SCAM: IT'S GROWING, AND THIS IS HOW IT WORKS

To scammers, your Social Security number is a gold-plated and diamond-encrusted asset, and now they have a new way to try to steal yours and get paid. Consumer advocates are raising an alert about a twist to an old impostor phone scam. It's called the "Social Security impostor scam." A blog at the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently wrote: "In the shady world of government, the SSA scam may be the new IRS scam."

Here's how it works:

You get a call with a warning that your Social Security number has been suspended because of suspicious activity or because it's been used in a crime. You are asked to confirm your number or told you need to withdraw money from the bank and buy gift cards.

The phone call may be a robocaller with a message to "press 1" to speak with a "support representative" from the government to reactivate your Social Security number. The scammers use technology to spoof your Caller ID to make it look like the Social Security Administration is really calling.

In the last 12 months, people filed more than 76,000 complaints about Social Security impostors, reporting $19 million in losses. The median reported loss last year was $1,500, the FTC said.

People are asked to give up the personal identification numbers (PINs) on the back of gift cards or use virtual currencies like Bitcoin to pay. (According to the FTC's consumer alert, people withdrew money and fed cash into Bitcoin automatic teller machines.)

After handing over the gift card numbers to the "Social Security office," one consumer interviewed by Fraud.org was told he would receive a refund equal to the amount he paid to unfreeze his account from the Federal

Reserve. Of course, the refund never came, and the man lost nearly $20,000.

"One scammer will try a new twist on an old scam or try one new wrinkle that gets them more money," said John Breyault, vice president of public policy, telecommunications and fraud with the National Consumers League. "Scammers like to keep up with the Joneses when it comes to using the latest techniques to defraud consumers."

The scammers can be clever. With numerous data breaches that have hit corporate America, fraudsters may already have accurate personal information about you, including your real Social Security number, Breyault said. The information is used to build trust and make the call seem more legitimate, he added.

According to Fraud.org and the FTC, here are some important things to remember:

Don't trust your phone's caller ID. Scammers can make it look as if the Social Security Administration is calling and even use the agency's real number.

Don't give your Social Security number, other personal information, to a caller on the phone.

Social Security will never suspend your number, according to Fraud.org. If anyone tells you something different, you're being scammed.

Social Security will never call you and demand money. No government agency will demand you pay something using gift cards or Bitcoin either.

If you have a question, check with the real Social Security Administration. The administration will never contact you out of the blue. The agency's number is 1-800-772-1213.

Talk about the scam with friends, family and neighbors. Report government impostor scams to the FTC at ftc.gov/complaint.

This article originally appeared on Asbury Park Press.

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RANCH LOSES WWII VETERAN Paul Rowe, 93, passed away on April 13,

2019 at his home in The Ranch. He was born

November 10, 1925 in Bremen, Indiana and was married to Patricia Ruth Minnick, who survives him.

Paul lived most of his life in Bremen, until he and Patricia moved to Irvine seven years ago to live their daughter, Suellen.

Paul enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Corps when he was 17 years old and entered active duty in January 1944.

Serving as a “top gunner” on a B-29 “Super Fortress” bomber, he flew 28 missions in the China/Burma/India and South Pacific theatres during WWII, where he earned several medals, including the Distinguished Flying Cross. After flying air support over the USS Missouri when Japan surrendered, Paul was honorably discharged, achieving the rank of Technical Sergeant,

A lifetime member of the VFW, Paul was active in Bremen politics, the Lions Club and the American Legion. He served in leadership roles in his church, as well as part of the Hand Bell Choir. He enjoyed fishing, golf, playing bridge, reading and watching sports, especially his Cubbies.

In lieu of flowers the family requests memorial donations be made to the First United Church of Christ in Bremen, Indiana, the Bremen Public Library or the Connecticut Aeronautical Historical Association, Inc. (58th Bomb Wing Memorial). Condolences may be sent to Paul’s family at 5142 Skinner.



INVASIVE SHOT HOLE BORER: AN EPIDEMIC THREAT TO OUR TREES

The Invasive Shot Hole Borer (ISHB), an exotic and invasive ambrosia beetle, is attacking multiple tree species in southern California.

Together, the ISHB have potential to devastate the urban forest.

Although the ISHB variety Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer (PSHB) has been found from Oceanside to Ventura, it has reached epidemic levels in the Orange County Area.

The beetles, smaller than a sesame seed, “mate with each other, leave the tunnels, crawl up the tree and make new tunnels and the cycle repeats itself,” said Mark Hoddle, an entomologist and biological control specialist who studies invasive species at UC Riverside. Although ISHB attack hundreds of species of trees, there are 64 confirmed species in which the beetles can successfully grow their fungus and complete their life cycle. Susceptible varieties include many common landscape trees like sycamores, oaks, willows, cottonwoods and box elder (among many others), commercial avocado groves, and native species in urban and wildland environments.

The good news is there are ongoing efforts to stop the spread, and the disease is manageable when caught early.

Correct identification of the pest is the first step for a successful eradication program. When the beetles excavate their galleries (or tunnels) in the trees they make perfectly round small holes, 0.8 mm wide, each roughly the size of the tip of a medium ballpoint pen.

Each species of tree can exhibit different symptoms. Dead or wilting branches, called dieback, can be signs of a severe infestation. White powdery exudate called “sugar volcanoes” are common in avocado trees (see photo). Other symptoms include, wet staining, gumming, or frass (boring dust).

The bark of one of nearly a dozen sycamore trees at Koch Park in Placentia shows the small holes and weeping sap, signs of infection by the PSHB

If symptoms are found, please contact one of the following:

Orange County UC Cooperative Extension Phone: (949) 653-1809 Hours: 7:00am - 4:00pm

City of Irvine Landscape Maintenance Superintendent, Dennis Chiotti 949-724-7600.


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SPRING CLEANUP (…continued)

Oftentimes we just simply forget to send in our payment. So, please remind your neighbors of the many RHOA benefits provided by your $30 per year membership.

We do not know of any other similar type RHOAs that provides as much value in its many benefits and services for such low Association membership dues.

We are able do this because of the extraordinary volunteer work by many of your directors and neighbors.

THANK YOU again to all the Volunteers, including the following, for their help with the Dumpsters:

Ramon Lugo Nancy McDevitt Peggy Evans Larry Anderson Leroy and Mackayla Wong Linda Wallace Reena Bhargava Jay Baumler Jeri Carey Janice Robinson Jeff Moon

When you pass them in the neighborhood please take a moment to thank them for volunteering their time and effort.

Neighbors Pat Walsh, Chris Browning, Director Peggy

Evans and Sally Riley pose for a picture at the Norris

Station. It was a perfect day for chatting and enjoying

the morning with your friends and neighbors.

Director Jeff Glass, Jeff Moon of Hanu Reddy Realty

and Director Larry Hugo at the Norris Station. Also

seen is a very nice and helpful neighbor who is seen

climbing the side of the dumpster to help keep items

below the top of the dumpster.

THANK YOU to Jeff Moon of Hanu Reddy Realty for providing breakfast and refreshments for our volunteers. As noted earlier that really helped us start the day. And Jeff also helped many neighbors and the Station Monitors load items into the bins in an effective fashion to allow greater use of the dumpsters.

Also thank you to Russ Hansen for sponsoring the Garage Sale that normally precedes the Cleanup day by a week or two. It went well.

BIG thank you to Andrew Park for providing two good condition bicycles for local needy families.

RHOA Director Jeri Cary is holding the “Event Presented by your RHOA” sign while helping out at the Cherbourg Station on the second shift.



Do you know what makes the Irvine “Ranch” Neighborhood Special?

It’s the friends and neighbors above, and many others, who take that extra step, go that extra mile, to help someone load or unload their truck or car, sweep or rake their yard, help with community events even though they are busy, or just get out and say hello and talk to their neighbors. Let’s all try to help each other out, volunteer for events, and enrich our lives and those of others. That’s what makes our Irvine Ranch neighbors and neighborhood special.

So, the final THANK YOU goes to all of you who helped in some way to clean up our Ranch neighborhood or helped others.

These signs are reminding us that we all

need to drive slowly on our RANCH streets and especially so when events like Cleanup days are in process.

It is unfortunate that even with the SLOW signs some people drove at a very fast speed past the area. Our RANCH streets are posted at 25 MPH. Please be mindful of this and also ask your spouse, neighbor, kids and guests to PLEASE SLOW DOWN even more when people are in or near the street.

It could prevent an injury or a worse situation from happening. Someone could step out into your path and several lives might be changed forever.

Thanks for being extra careful in the Ranch.

Director Paula Miller and her husband Kyle (left),

Director Larry Anderson and past director and Fourth of

July Co-Chairman Leroy Wong are helping at the

Rochelle Station. Leroy’s wife Mackayla, Monitor and

Fourth of July Chairman, has just stepped away and left

these four in charge of the station. Paula reminds us all

to drive slowly near the dumpsters. Great advice.

DID YOU MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO USE THE DUMPSTERS? HERE’S SOME IMPORTANT INFO:

If you missed out on the last Dumpster Day and cannot wait until the next event to be conducted (Spring/Fall), here are some helpful and/or close by options:

Resident Tom Bandel, Jeff Moon and Director Larry Hugo at the Norris Station. It is so nice to see so many of our friends on Cleanup Day.




Remember, you do not have to own your home to become a member of the Ranch Homeowners’ Association. Benefits of membership include the following and more:

● Spring/Fall Clean up Weekends ● The Ranch Roundup

● The Fourth of July Celebration ● City Representation

We want to welcome everyone who lives here… long term, or short, owners, renters. Please complete this form and mail it now with your check, payable to: The Ranch Homeowners’ Association.

Please Print NAME: ADDRESS: E-MAIL: PHONE: New Member Renewed Member Comments:

Thank you! Mail to: PO Box 29, E. Irvine, CA 92650

SPRING CLEANUP (…continued)

Past RHOA President Dennis and lovely wife Jane Bruckler enjoy the morning with Leroy Wong at the Rochelle Station. It was great to see these friends show up for the event.

Four Free Pickups per Year. City of Irvine residences are now entitled to four free pickups a year at our homes for larger items such as sofas, mattresses, furniture, appliances and other items that will not fit into your trash containers.

We need to place restrictions on accepting very large items such as sofas, mattresses etc. to allow better use of the dumpsters by more residences. Therefore, in the future, if you need to get rid of these large items please call Waste Mgmt. for a free pickup at your very own curb.

To arrange a pickup or for additional information call Waste Management customer service at 949-642-1191 or try them at

www.wm.com. By the way, if one of your trash containers is damaged and needs to be replaced, they can arrange to have it replaced at no charge.

Hazardous waste such as paint, solvents, pesticides, gasoline, pool chemicals, motor oil, or batteries can be taken nearby to the Irvine Regional HHW (Household Hazardous Waste) Center located at 6411 Oak Canyon Avenue (at the intersection with Valley Oak). Hours are 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM Tuesday through Saturday.

The Waste Management local reclamation center located at 16122 Construction Circle here in Irvine will take most anything except hazardous waste material for a fee. This one-time use fee is usually much higher than our annual membership fee, so your $30 dues can pay for themselves!

Director Peggy Evans

and Jeff Moon enjoy a

laugh at the Norris

Station while they are

either keeping items

below the top of the

dumpster, or they

might be “dumpster

diving” . . . we’re not

sure which.

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