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Board Members1. President2. Vice President3. Secretary4. Treasurer5. Social Coordinator6. GSMOL Chair7. Safety/Security Chair Past President

Lesley GillSharon DeosSusan RidgwayJim McCallumFran CoyeHelen HoneycuttBob SmithHelen Honeycutt

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SEA OAKS RESIDENTS ASSOCIATIONCOUNCIL - 2017

Additional Committee ChairpersonsAdditional committees may be added as the need becomes apparent

Lolly TraxlerJane TrippSusan RidgwayPamela PowersCheryl BarielJane TrippLolly TraxlerCarol MooreJane TrippDon CoyeLarry Gill

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1. Aqua Aerobics Group2. Out to Lunch Bunch3. Library4. Sea Scoop Editor5. Sunshine Report6. Welcome7. Yard Sale Committee8. Yard Sale Committee9. Yard Sale Committee10. Social Co-Chair11. Safety/Security Co-ChairPark Owner: Equity Lifestyle Properties, Inc.Park Manager: Traci SmithMaintenance: Felix RomanEditor’s Email: [email protected]

Office Number: 805-528-2234

Assistant to Manager: Amy FingerMark RosinskiHours: 8:00 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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Prior to the general meeting, Bob Smith was proposed and approved as Chair of the Safe-ty and Security Committee by Board majority (5 members present).

Lesley Gill called the meeting to order and greeted all in attendance. She also thanked last year’s Board for their work and thanked Traci Smith for work done on the spa and new securi-ty gate. Bob Smith has now been approved as Chair of Safety and Security – as he was unable to attend today, Larry Gill will speak for him.

Sea Oaks Manager’s Q & A: Traci Smith • If possible, residents were asked to let Lesley Gill or Traci Smith know in advance of any questions to be posed so that Traci has time to do any necessary research. • It was asked whether residents must be over 55 to own a home here – yes, but a certain percentage of younger residents is allowed legally. Caretakers under 55 are a separate issue. • Residents can rent their property, but potential renters would have to be approved by the office. The unit would also permanently lose rent control status. • It was suggested that a second dog poop dispenser be installed in another location. The of-fice is currently paying for the bags. It was mentioned that nonresidents may be allowing their dogs to run loose, Traci Smith asked to be notified, as all dogs must be leashed. • There were questions about erosion and large amounts of pine needles and wood in com-mon areas – a fire hazard. Traci Smith will check this out. • Potholes – please contact the office to report these. • A gardener was hired starting this month, to come in twice a month to help take care of common areas. Felix is still here. There will be new planting on the central island at the en-trance. • The back common area will be improved by putting down concrete and installing new tables and chairs. • The spa was redone, but there is a leak, which is still being investigated. Remodeling will be started – the wall of the spa building facing the office will be removed. • The shelving display unit currently in the billiards room will be removed. Brochures can instead be displayed in a wall pocket unit which will be provided by management. Traci Smith then left the meeting.

Treasurer’s Report: Jim McCallum. Balance as of December 1, 2017 = $1,193.03. Income received = $176.00: Christmas Party. Expenses = $373.86: $8.61 Welcome Committee Bind-ers, $365.25 Christmas Party (Morro Bay Choir $100, late signups $120, Food and Supplies $145.25). Ending balance December 31, 2017 = $995.17. Annual dues are now due.

Bingo: Lynn Vandiver. The spaghetti dinner was well attended.

Carport Sale: Lolly Traxler. The Committee will meet in March for further discussions.

SEA OAKS RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATION MINUTES OF MEETING

January 2, 2018Sea Oaks Clubhouse: 3pm

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Library: Susan Ridgway. The library frequently receives large donations of books or maga-zines, often including old magazines and books not of general interest. New material is always welcome, but space is limited. Excess books then have to be moved to storage (for carport sale) or donated to libraries, thrift stores etc. by the librarian. Residents should take their un-wanted books to these locations.

Out to Lunch Bunch: Jane Tripp. These lunches will now take place on the second Monday of the month. The January event will be at The Galley in Morro Bay.

Safety and Security: Larry Gill substituting for Bob Smith. CERT training starts on Janu-ary 16, held at Morro Bay Community Center. He has some flyers; the cost is $40, payable by the participants. The park units are divided into seven groups and leaders will try and obtain information on any special emergency evacuation needs. Virginia Houts pointed out that the free calendar distributed to all residents includes extremely useful information and phone numbers for emergency situations. The recent power outage was discussed, only a few people received a PG&E notification by phone or text message. Residents can sign up for notification in such events – check the web site.

Sea Scoop: Pamela Powers. Everything is in order.

Social: Fran Coye. The next event is the Super Bowl on February 4. The Christmas party had ten unexpected last minute signups, which meant calling for more food. Don Coye is co-chair.

Sunshine: We still need someone for this position. Sharon Deos sent a card to Jim and Rita McCallum. An email thank you was sent to the singers at the Christmas party.

Welcome: Helen Honeycutt and Jane Tripp. Sallie Davisson in 150 has been welcomed. There will be a new resident in 136, Maureen Renta. A new tenant will be moving into Unit 143, which is a rental.

GSMOL: Helen Honeycutt. AB1269 made it to the Governor’s desk, and was vetoed as he felt it was not well funded. This would have allowed disputes between owners and residents to be settled by arbitration instead of in court, involving lawyers’ fees. Helen Honeycutt pointed out that the current Board of Supervisors (regardless of political affiliation) is not very friendly to mobile home residents. Keep this in mind when voting for any candidate, again regardless of party. Everyone is encouraged to join GSMOL, which helps protect our interests. There is strength in numbers at State government level.

Old Business: Virginia Houts discussed the sewer charges. Our current objective is still to try and have the charges based on individual usage rather than the average of all residents. The parties concerned (Golden State, SLO County, ELS) will not intervene or assist.The Safety and Security Chair has been chosen. A volunteer is still required for Sunshine Com-mittee. Stop signs are still too low. The red curbs recently repainted are still not very visible, they need to be a brighter red and extended further. The Fire Chief has verified that there is enough room for emergency vehicles to get through. Sharon Deos raised the question of how

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Welcome February! It was so nice to see so many of you at our first S.O.R.A. meet-ing of 2018! Our meetings are very informative and a great way to meet fellow residents. Together our committees have been working hard on all the issues brought to us, including emergency preparedness, more parking spaces, safety white lines at all stop signs, an additional pet area at the front of the park and those pesky potholes that keep popping up like moles in a wack-a-mole game! As for our committees, I am happy to report we have a lovely addition to our chairs. Cheryl Bariel, spc 173 has volunteered to be our Sunshine Chairperson! Being the ray of sunshine she is, we are very lucky to have her join our team.

Our events continue to be fun and well attended! Give them a try if you haven’t had a chance, I know I’m looking forward to a big BINGO WIN this year! Finally: Live everyday to its fullest. Remember to stop and smell the roses, even if you sneeze. Help those who need help. And always share your beautiful smile!Lesley GillPresident

From the President


Beginning Balance December 1, 2018 12/26/17 Christmas Party Income Received December, 2017 12/15/17 welcome Committee Binders 12/26/17 Christmas Party (Morro Bay Choir $100 + Late Sign Ups $120 Food & Supplies $145.25)

Expenses Paid December, 2017

Ending Balance December 31, 2017

Sea Oaks Residents Association(SORA)

Treasurer’s ReportJanuary 1 2018

$1193.03 $176.00

$176.00

$8.61$365.25

$ 373.86

$995.17

Dues are Due!Dues are $5.00 per resident, and are voluntary. Monies collected go towards our vari-ous activities and events, as well as miscellaneous supplies needed.

Make check payable to “Sea Oaks Residents Association” and deposit it in the white mail-box near the Sign Up table next to the bathroom in the clubhouse. Sharon Deos VP #191

Minutes of the Meeting continued...

curent parking spaces were decided, and whether more could be designated. Virginia Houts and Lesley Gill will go over the map of the park to see where improvements could be made.

New Business: The birthday listings that appear in Sea Scoop were discussed. We do not have a complete list of these, and some residents would prefer not to have it listed. It was voted that we combine the Happy Hour with a birthday celebration for that month.Virginia Houts said that the Safety and Security Committee will need storage space and will speak to Traci Smith about this when the back area is redone. The meeting was adjourned at 4:26pm.


February 4th3:30 pm

in the Clubhouse

Thank You to our Sea Scoop Delivery Angels!!Helen Honeycutt Judith Widmar Irene McKenzie

Diana Alvarado Carol Moore Kathy Olsen

Lucille Page Born on September 26, 1928 in Tucson, Arizona, Lucille Page went to be with the Lord on January 4th, 2017. She lived in Northern California for 48 years until she moved to Los Osos in 2013. Her husband of 25 years, Harry, preceded her in 1978. She leaves two children; Randolph and Laura, 5 granddaughters and 2 nieces. Lucille loved ballet and music and was often heard singing along with her favor-ite Christian songs. In her later years, she loved attending church, participating in the

senior exercise class in Morro Bay and going on daiy outings to watch the birds and boats at the ocean. She will be sorely missed by her fam-ily.

Around the Park......

Al Strunk had a bout with diverticulitis and spent a good many days in French Hospital. His wife Myra hopes by the time the Scoop comes out he will be home and well on the way to recovery.

From Myra Strunk:

Dear Mysterious Paper Person:Thank you so much for putting my newspaper on my back porch every morning! It is a great help to me not to have to go down the back steps. It warms my heart to know I have neighbors as kind as you!!



Happiness is Yelling:

WEDNESDAYFebruary 28th

6-8 PM

At the Clubhouse!Please be Prompt!

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Join your neighbors on

Friday

February 23rd

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T.G.I.F.HAPPY HOUR!

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Maureen Renta and her daughter, Kath-ryn, both hail from Southern California.

Maureen (Mo) retired from Caltech in Pasadena CA after 30 years of service as an Administrative Assistant.

Kathryn (Katey) is a graphic designer, among her many creative passions. They are both pleased to become permanent residents of Los Osos. Jane Tripp, Welcome Greeter


Holiday PartyDecember 16, 2017


1 - large can kidney beans2 - 8 oz can butter beans2 - 15 oz cans Lima beans w/ham in sauce1 - large can Pork & Beans1 - 15 oz can small red beans

Cut bacon into 1-2” pieces then cook until slightly over 1/2 done. Drain all but 1 Table-spoon of fat. Add chopped onion and cook together for 2 minutes. Drain all the canned beans - then add to bacon and onion. Add all other remaining ingredients. Cook for 3-4 hours on simmer, slow, low. If you are using a crock pot, cook for 6-8 hours.

(Miki moved at the end of December, but she left us with a few remaining recipes to share. If anyone would like to take over the monthly recipe please let your editor know!)

Calico Beans

1 - pound Bacon (Pork or Beef1 - teaspoon Garlic Salt1 - large onion1/2 teaspoon Dry Mustard1/2 cup vinegar3/4 cup brown sugar (packed)

CERT News

Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) meetings are scheduled on the third Tuesday of even numbered months. We usually meet from 6:30 to 9:00 pm at the Morro Bay Fire Station, 715 Harbor Street, Morro Bay.

The public is welcome to attend! No need to be a team member.

Topics –

February 20: To be announced.

April 17: To be announced.

Changes in date, time, location and topic will be posted in NextDoor or go to: www.esterobaycert.com for more information.www.esterobaycert.com


February

Happy Birthday to all residents born in the month of February

Please let Sharon Deos know the month and day of your birth. Email her at [email protected] or call her at 951-452-4562

173 - Cheryl Bariel - 2nd 124 - Lesley Gill - 3rd122 - Steve Baum- 19th

187 - Ivan Hudson - 21st 132 - Darrell Pace - 27th127 - Joyce Lebanoff - 28th

February is the month of Aquarius moving in to Pisces. These are the ‘outlaw’ signs who are individual, like to break the rules, eschew authority and march to their own drummer. This month you may get an offer that seems too good to be true. It probably is. Wait til March or so to see the reality of the situation. Aries - All seems to be going well, but there could be someone behind the scenes making moves. Taurus: You don’t like change, Tauri, and now your foundation can seem a little unsolid. That’s ok. It will pass shortly.Gemini: See what creative energies come up during this time that you could relate to your job or church or other groups you belong to. Make it special.Cancer: Probably not a good month to take a trip. Someone at church may not be seeing things clearly. Leo: You could be promised an inheritance or some other financial windfall. Don’t go spend-ing it until it’s tangibly in your bank account!Virgo: Your second child can be doing ‘a song & dance act’ s/he’s trying to pull over on you to get what s/he wants. You might want to say “I didn’t fall off the turnip truck yesterday!” :)Libra: Apply your creativity and sense of style to something original and stand back and recive the accolades. Scorpio: Your ‘kids’ can be up to something, regardless of their age. Read between the lines. Sag: For all your interest in education and travel, this is a good time of year to hunker down and recharge your batteries before takig off again. Capricorn: Pay attention to the political shenanigans going on in the community. Read between the lines. Aquarius: Even tho passbook interest is practically nil, don’t consider putting your money in something that will give you more return until you have someone you trust check it out. Pisces: This is your time of year, Pisces, so revel in the energy and let those creative juices flow. You might also get some original ideas you could develop. You and Aquarius see with a different perspective.

114 - Wilda Chesbro - ___144 - Kathy Olson- ___

“The Calm” for February

“The Calm” Movies - Bill Weatherford704-6852 • email:[email protected]


It’s 2018 and the “Calm” has Risen” to its second season. It follows the same structure as last year: every second Saturday we’ll see a worthy foreign film; every third Thurs-day we’ll show a winning movie in English. Here is the first half of the year’s entries. I am leaving from July on open, hoping our audience sees the opportunity to make some recommendations for the second half of the season. I do know for sure that there will be a once a month “field trip” to the “Pretend Calm” on their Monday night cheap price ticket night. We’ll simply see what is playing the last Monday in a month, who wants to go and who can drive if needed. We’ll also end “Semester 1” with a June potluck. Here we go:

February: Saturday, 10th, 6:30: POSTMEN IN THE MOUNTAINS , (Chinese) Thursday, 15th, 2:00: SEDUCING DR. LEWIS, (Canadian)March: Saturday, 10th, 6:30: 4 MINUTES, (German)

Thursday, 15th, 2:00 SUNSHINE CLEANING

April: Saturday, 14th, 6:30 THE SECRETS, (Israeli) Thursday, 19th, 2:00, BROOKLYN OR RABBIT PROOF FENCE

May: Saturday, 12th, 6:30 BURNT BY THE SUN, (Russian) Thursday, 17th, 2:00 THE SINGING REVOLUTION, Documentary)

June: Saturday, 9th, 6:30 THE SEAGULL’S LAUGHTER, Icelander) Thursday, 21st, 2:00 LONDON RIVER, (British)

Happy Birthday

We will be celebrating February birthdays in the clubhouse during

Happy Hour on February 23rd from 4-6 pm - Please join us!


** Check the Calendar for the date, time and place of all activities in case there are last minute changes.

Next!!! February 12th** 11:30 a.m.Rose’s Bar and Grill - Morro Bay

menu:http://roseslandingbarandgrill.com/menu#foodmenuSign Up in the Clubhouse or call Jane Tripp - 805-528-8914 - for info or a ride

The Out to Lunch Bunch went to “The Galley” in Morro Bay on January 8th.Those attending were Judith Emrick, Don Coye, Clytis Pitzer, Larry Fossett, Lolly Traxler, Lucille Gash, Helen Smith, Myra Strunk, Jane Tripp and Pamela Pow-ers. We’re off to Rose’s Bar and Grill on MONDAY February 12th. Join us won’t you?????


Bowling Fun at Daisy Hill!The SEA OAKS HOT SHOTS (sometimes not that hot) have just started their third season of WII Bowling at Daisy Hill. This is great fun as we play for about 90 minutes just with our team and the tv computer. We yell, we laugh, we scream and we do say some ‘bad words’ but the fun is never- ending.

Season Two ended wtih a big success for Lucille Gash as she was named “Most Im-proved Bowler” in the league of 9 teams. AND the Sea Oaks Hot Shots which is Fran and Don Coye, Diana Alvarado and Lucille Gash received another award on the bowling Party Banquet - the OOPS award - and a trophy -- for the lowest or worst scoring team in the league for Season Two!!!. But our motto is - we can only get better!! Daisy Hill has been so nice to include us in their league and they are open to any other Sea Oaks Teams that would like to join. The cost is $10.00 for 9 weeks of play and this in-cludes a dinner at the end of the season. You can pick any day that is available to play - we play Tuesdays from 11-12:30 - but they are open 7 days a week to play. No experience neces-sary. You can play standing up or sitting down. It is played with a controller in your hand and you just have to swing your hand and let go of the buttons - not the controller - as that would hit their TV!! If interested, you can let me know and I can give you contact info at Daisy Hill. It is a four person team but I can help you put a team together if you can’t find other team-mates. Great fun - and yes we should get a trophy for the loudest team. Fran Coye #109

Waffles & Pancakes

February 24thSunday8-10 am

in the Clubhouse

Pancakes/WafflesSausage

Juice, Coffee $3.00 for residents

& guests

Email: [email protected]: 909-841-3143

Waffles cooked to order by Bill Weatherford

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New Sea Scoop GuidelinesArticles that are going to be submitted for the next issue should be sent in between the first and tenth of the month; the earlier the better. If material is a half page to a full page, intent of this coming in should be emailed to the editor on the first and be received by the 10th. Pages are no longer going to be saved for material that may not come in. Please don’t reserve a space and then pull it at the last minute.

Check out this Scoop for events you’d like to attend and then contact the person in charge to reserve your place. Don’t let it get cancelled by not signing up. Fran Coye - [email protected] or 909-841-3143 Jane Tripp (OTLB) - [email protected] - 805-528-8914 Bill Weatherford (Movie) - [email protected]

The Miracle

The day was bright, the sun shone fair;

I saw a rainbow in my hair!

A single strand against the sky,

Myriad colors near my eye.

Numberless and flaming free,

a miracle, just for me.

Together

There the night, pale and waning

as though the dawn approached,

but never did it;

for you and the night and Iwere one,

and darkness covered all,forever.

© by Susan Tuttle #175

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